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Mission Statement
Full Throttle Media & Entertainment, LLC is proud to introduce Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine. We are an all-inclusive motor sport magazine. Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine will constantly endeavor to bring awareness of all Motor sports, both on land and on water. The thrill of motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs, boats, jet skis, and cars, to name a few, has fueled the imagination of all ages. From speed boats to slow fishing trawlers, from racing to cruising, a day on water or on land can be just as relaxing as it is challenging. Motor sports capture the attention of the whole family. While some drive and others ride along, no one should be left out. From toddlers to seniors there is a motor sport, or several Motor sports, just waiting to be discovered. Our goal is to introduce you to these sports and help you discover the wide variety of motor driven excitement, and to present safe family centered fun. Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine will have articles that will be informative about the machine, the people, and their causes. We would love and appreciate an opportunity to interview a motor sport organization, group or person, whether that be yourself or someone you know. We want
to learn about who you are and what you are all about and discuss the possibilities of a feature in Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine. Please visit our “contact us” page and submit the name and contact information or you may give us a call. Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine will be sponsoring events, festivals, bike nights, concerts, activities, and more for the whole family to enjoy. Vendors are always welcome. Contact us to set up a booth. We will, of course, be selling advertisement space in the magazine and appreciate sponsors who can get behind our mission. A portion of the proceeds from certain events will be donated to charity. If you have a favorite charity, please nominate that organization for consideration by visiting our “contact us” page. We are very serious supporters of our veterans and first responders. Our prayer is and always will be that God blesses each of you. We’ll see you soon. Ride Safe!
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The Crew Shawna Reed President Chief Editor Shannon Campbell Vice President Co Editor Design Director Adam Campbell Marketing Director Nicole Campbell Tennessee Full Throttle Photographer Janith Emm Tennessee Full Throttle Writer
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Contents
Always Remember.................................................................................................2 Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine Mission Statement.................................3 Become a Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine Contributor..........................4 Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine Crew..........................................................4 Free FT Wallpaper QR Codes.............................................................................5 Truckers Against Predators...............................................................................7 Dodge Ram T-Rex.................................................................................................9 Guardians Rising............................................................................................10-13 Jeep & Car Show Benefit for Susan Boofer at The Pioneer Pointe.....14 FT Community “Zero Dark Thirty JKU”...........................................................15 Concept Cars........................................................................................................16 Tennessee Full Throttle Garage.......................................................................17 Bikers Against Trafficking (BAT)...............................................................18-19 Tennessee Human Trafficking: BE AWARE & Hotline Information...........20 Tennessee’s Missing Children.........................................................................21 The Pioneer Pointe’s 1st Annual Spring Fest Concert.............................22 The Pioneer Pointe’s General Store...............................................................23 St. Paddy’s Day Film Recommendation.........................................................25 March 2022 Calendar.................................................................................28-29 The Pioneer Pointe’s Memorial Day Concert.............................................34 The Pioneer Pointe’s Upcoming Event Schedule.....................................35 Hometown Heroes..............................................................................................37 History in March................................................................................................40 Road Kill................................................................................................................43 FT Community - Lora Freeman & “Mona”..........................................44-45
Jeep Crew Chief 715.........................................................................................46 America is worth fighting for........................................................................47 FT Community - Chad & Lauri....................................................................48 Think About This - Words & Pictures.......................................................49 Amendment II.......................................................................................................51
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Truckers Against Predators Truckers Against Predators is a network of truck drivers, parents and concerned citizens who advocate for the safety of America’s children every day. They work tirelessly to expose these predators while collaborating with both law enforcement and legislators to influence law and crime standards for child predators. The team monitors social media platforms, chat rooms, websites, games & forums. They are on the lookout for suspicious questions, conversations and connections. These trained adult volunteers act as decoys connecting with suspected criminals, engaging with them in a detailed process and setting a meeting place and time. The police are called on every case. TAP meets the alleged predator and confronts them live on video. The goal is that the exposure and evidence leads to an immediate arrest & public awareness. Truckers Against Predators was founded by Anthony Greene in 2017. Anthony founded TAP because, as a child, he was a victim of child abuse. Anthony saw it as an opportunity to help make a difference in the world.
In fact, some states’ laws dictate that, unless caught in the act, these types of scenarios are deemed “victimless crimes.” Anthony certainly did not agree with that, and neither would most parents. Knowing he could not keep quiet or stand by and do nothing, Anthony got to work and founded TAP. He began seeking out the predators, intercepting them at rendezvous points and exposing them on live video on social media. To date, Anthony is exposing predators almost every day of the week. The police are called ahead of time on every case. Transcripts and video footage are provided to them as evidence. Sometimes the predators are arrested, many times they aren’t. In Arizona, in particular, the city of Yuma Police Department works closely with Anthony and his team to bring justice. It is Anthony’s desire and goal to have great collaborations with every police department. Over the course of the last few years, Anthony has built up a team who help identify and draw out these monsters and expose them for their planned crimes. All of this work is done on personal time and without any compensation. Days, even weeks are spent on just one case to ensure extra caution and proper protocols are in place. Live meetups often last all night once the police are involved.
As a father and truck driver, Anthony Greene drives thousands of miles every month. While on the road, he saw the work of adult predators in truck stops and parking lots in both big cities and small towns across Anthony is active on social media and uses his voice America. After calling the police on multiple occasions to educate parents, influence legislators, support police and receiving little support, Anthony was faced with departments and save children. a dilemma. Many states do not have laws in place that www.truckersagainstpredators.tv adequately protect children from these sick individuals.
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Dodge Ram T-Rex 6x6 The Dodge Ram T-Rex 6x6 was unveiled for the 1997 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA). For those, like me, who have no idea what this means SEMA is a trade organization that deals with the $44.6 billion automotive aftermarket industry. It has a yearly showing at the Las Vegas Convention Center to introduce exciting new concepts in automotive specialty products. Dreamers and creators can highlight their innovative designs in individual pieces or complete trucks and cars. While it is not open to the general public, they do offer an after-party event when everyone is welcome to see the magnificent display of concept vehicles. The Dodge Ram T-Rex was built “just because” the guys wanted to. It was the first full size 6x6 off-road truck
built for personal use. The idea was to present a truck that could “…outrun, out-tow, outmaneuver, out haul and out-off-road anything in its class, and do it with a lot more driver comfort,” according to Bob Lutz, Chryslers ex-president. With tandem mounted dual rear axles (4 wheels total) designed to function in constant 4-wheel drive, this off road great could become a 6x6 when the front axle was engaged. The T-Rex had V10 power with a 4-speed manual transmission and offered 497 horsepower. With all the bells and whistles, (did you get that it had 6 wheels?) Amazing go and tow power, luxury interior, and little thought to aerodynamics for fuel efficiency or sleek speed, they figured it would easily get about 7 mpg. Yep, that was seven miles per gallon. This is the beauty of concepts. One can dream big and plan for the future. Sadly, the Dodge Ram T-Rex never made it to the production floor. - Janith Emm
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Join us to protect the vulnerable, rescue the enslaved and seek justice and healing for survivors. If you are a victim of trafficking and/or ritualistic abuse, contact us anytime at info@theguardiansrising.org or call us at (615)-393-3121.
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“Guardians Rising gave me a chance at freedom and justice when no other organization would. In everything they do, they are telling me I am worth fighting for and they will stop at nothing to keep me safe. These are some of God’s strongest warriors and I am so thankful to have them on my team.”
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WHAT IS IT... Sex Trafficking - a commercial
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uman trafficking happens around the world. “There are an estimated 25 sex act induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or in which the person induced to perform such million trafficking victims worldwide” (Polaris Project). Victims are often forced to engage in an act has not attained 18 years of age. prostitution, pornography, exotic dancing or Labor Trafficking - the ritualistic abuse. recruitment, harboring, transportation, uman trafficking is the second fastest provision, or obtaining of a person for labor growing criminal enterprise behind drug or services, through the use of force, fraud trafficking. or coercion for the purpose of subjection to involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage, here is no one consistent face of a trafficker. or slavery. Traffickers include a wide range of criminal operators, including individual pimps, small Ritualistic Abuse - Ritual families or businesses, loose-knit decentralized abuse is an extreme, sadistic form of abuse criminal networks, and international organized of children and non-consenting adults. It criminal syndicates. is methodical, systematic sexual, physical, emotional and spiritual abuse, which often he number of trafficking victims in the US includes mind control, torture, and highly is largely unknown. However, hundreds of illegal and immoral activities such as murder, thousands of US citizens alone are estimated to child pornography and prostitution. The abuse be at risk of commercial sexual exploitation and is justified by a religious or political ideology. the ritualistic abuse.
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WHAT IT CAN LOOK LIKE... Common Work and Living Conditions:
Poor Physical Health:
• Exhibits unexplained injuries or signs of prolonged/untreated illness or disease. • Is not free to leave or come and go as he/she Appears malnourished. wishes. • Is under 18 years of age and is providing • Shows signs of physical and/or sexual abuse, physical restraint, confinement, or torture. commercial sex acts, is in the commercial sex industry, and has a pimp/manager. • Is unpaid, paid very little, or paid only Lack of Control: through tips. • Has few or no personal possessions. • Works excessively long and/or unusual • Is not in control of his/her own money, and/ hours. or has no financial records, or bank account. • Owes a large and/or increasing debt and is • Is not in control of his/her own identification unable to pay it off. documents (e.g. ID, passport, or visa). • Was recruited through false promises • Is not allowed or able to speak for him/ concerning the nature and conditions of his/ herself (e.g., a third party may insist on being her work. Is living or working in a location present and/or interpreting). with high security measures. Other: • Has been “branded” by a trafficker. Poor Mental Health or • Claims to be “just visiting” and is unable to clarify where he/she is staying or to provide Abnormal Behavior: an address. • Exhibits unusually fearful, anxious, depressed, submissive, tense, or nervous/ paranoid behavior. • Reacts with unusually fearful or anxious Every 30 seconds someone behavior at any reference to “law is kidnapped or sold into enforcement.” human trafficking. • Avoids eye contact
If you are a victim of trafficking and/or ritualistic abuse contact us anytime at info@theguardiansrising.org or call us at (615)-393-3121.
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Hey there! My name is Jessica and I own “Zero Dark Thirty JKU” and I live in Tennessee! I have a uniquely built Jeep that I designed out of my love for our beautiful country. I am a prior Paramedic and got into jeeping when I used my Jeep for search and rescue. I off road and attend shows all over the country as much as possible!
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Concept Vehicles
The design of a concept vehicle is limited only by the imagination of the dreamer. What might begin as an absent-minded doodle on a paper napkin may end up as a shining star on the floor of the North American International Auto Show. Showing off new technology ideas or some far-out styling curves, the concept vehicle is set out to gauge the buyer’s reaction and determine the probability of future sales were that concept to be produced for sale. The designers want to know if their innovations appeal to the public as a practical possibility or a momentary excitement. Concept vehicles are not for public sale because the model is built to show off the specific technology it is presenting. The vehicle is not fully functional in all areas of safety and endurance and is definitely not street legal. The ideas are futuristic and only “concepts” that need to be explored and refined before they can be incorporated into the final build. The electric car is an example of a concept that was once futuristic in intent, but practical in application. For example, the Hyundai Kona is a practical and affordable vehicle that has made it from a future concept to a street legal option. Selling for somewhere around $40,000 give or take, this vehicle can go quietly down the highway for 250 miles before it needs to be recharged. However, before the concept model could be produced for public use, someone had to come up with a charging station that was universally accessible. Producing and selling the concept without a way to recharge was not a profitable venture. That is about as far as my brain can deal with the futuristic concepts in the automotive world. I do, however, enjoy the imagination that creates concepts such as the DeLorean Time Machine in Back to the Future or the Batmobile, or the enchanted Flying Ford Anglia that belonged to Arthur Weasley which was equipped with an invisibility booster. While I seriously doubt any of these would be options for street legal production, one cannot overlook how each of us would dream about how we could accommodate such a vehicle for our own use.
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Bikers Against Trafficking (BAT) was started in January, 2016 by Dr. Patrick “Doc” Nave and Diena Cannavino because of the great need that existed to educate those in the United States and around the world about the great tragedy know as Human Sexual Trafficking. At present BAT averages seeing 8 to 10 survivors a week for counseling. Doc has a doctoral degree in Psychotherapy; is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor & Masters Certified Addiction Professional in the state of Florida; an ordained minister; and owner of Sojourners Recovery & Wellness Center in Lake Mary, Florida. He is also a clinical expert in the area of Human Sex Trafficking and in dealing with issues of intense trauma. He is also a survivor. Diena is a Human Trafficking survivor who is a Certified Addiction Professional and the Business Director at Sojourners Recovery & Wellness Center in Lake Mary, Florida. She provides clinical counseling for survivors and seeks to make a difference in the lives of others.
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Bikers Against Trafficking is a non-profit that exists to educate, equip, empower and mobilize members of the motorcycle community (and those who are like minded) to combat human sex trafficking by building awareness, providing counseling & freeing survivors.
We also have groups in Florida, Wisconsin and Kentucky and hope to grow to cover the world.
We have been invited to speak in the Netherlands, the Ukraine, Washington DC, at the United Nations, and at area biker rallies throughout the US. We communicate regularly to over 7,000 each day via our Facebook page GOALS and have taught thousands about Human 1: Provide counseling and addiction treatment Trafficking via our “free” workshops. for survivors and their families. We have held poker runs, been at rallies, set 2: Build a presence at Bike Rallies in the United up at churches and for other organizations. States and Internationally. We also hope to sponsor or co-sponsor bike rallies and poker We have been part of a documentary on runs around the country. human sexual trafficking, been on the radio & television as well as in the newspaper. 3: Provide material and Online resources that teach motorcyclists (and others) how to be We have spoken to Mental Health Counselors aware and what they can do. and Addiction professionals, presented at churches, business organizations, motorcycle 4: Connect with area churches and groups, international events and community organizations that seek to eradicate Human awareness rallies. Trafficking. Partner with all law enforcement agencies and organizations that work to We have provided counseling services for eliminate this blight. survivors and have talked with tens of thousands face to face at our rallies. 5: Work to eliminate sexual abuse that targets children. It has been discovered that 80-90% We have been featured in local news, in 2 of all trafficked survivors have been sexually national biker magazines and are clinical abused as a child. If we can eliminate this, the experts in the area of human sex trafficking. risk goes astronomically down. We have partnered with DCF, Devereux, 6: Purchase property where we can build a Homeland Security and other State & National retreat center & homes to educate, provide agencies/task-forces to battle trafficking. counseling, and empower those who have escaped human trafficking by getting them jobs and places to live. For more information, please visit: www.bikersagainsttrafficking.org 7: Start local groups in each State and Country. (see original Full Throttle spread in April 2021 issue)
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Tennessee Human Trafficking BE AWARE
Human Trafficking is modern-day slavery, plain and simple. It happens here. And it has to stop.
Williamson Counties. There are a few primary reasons for this:
Consider the facts:
The first reason is related to transportation and location. Nashville is one of only six U.S. cities where 3 major interstates converge. Additionally, you can reach 75% of the U.S. market within a 2-hour flight time from Nashville, making it a strategic point for movement around the country. Nashville is also in close proximity to Atlanta – a large metropolitan area known for high amounts of human trafficking – and this adds to the transportation of victims throughout the state.
In the United States, on average, every two minutes a child is bought or sold for sex. The average age of a child sold for sex is 13 years old. Human Trafficking is the second-fastest growing criminal industry, just behind Drug Trafficking.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) has reported that human trafficking is the second-highest rising crime in the state. This type of exploitation can begin in childhood or adolescence. Despite common The second reason that Nashville is a popular spot for misconceptions, the Polaris Project’s statistics show that human trafficking is its large tourism and sporting the majority of trafficked individuals in the country are industries. Studies have shown that popular events U.S. citizens, not foreign nationals. It is a harsh reality that are characterized by large influxes of people that the young people in our lives may be the same (like the Super Bowl, for example) typically increase ones vulnerable to traffickers. Additionally, human the demand for sexual exploitation. The presence of trafficking often does not align with over-dramatized both the Nashville Predators and Tennessee Titans, as media portrayals. Manipulation is more common well as events such as CMA Fest, the NFL Draft, and than abduction, and most often, a trafficker is a family Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival can drive a demand member, friend or individual a victim already knows. for trafficked services and make it harder for traffickers to be identified and caught. According to the TBI, human trafficking cases have been reported in every county in Tennessee. A source: freeforlifeintl.org & tn.gov/tbi large amount of them are reported in Davidson and Domestic Violence: National Domestic Violence Hotline, 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) Sexual Abuse: Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN), 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-656-4673 Suicide: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Dating Violence: National Dating Abuse Helpline, 24 hour Hotline: 1-866-331-9474 Runaway and Homeless Youth: National Runaway Safeline, 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-RUNAWAY (786-2929) Missing Children and Child Pornography: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-THE-LOST (843-5678) BeFree Textline: Text “help” to 233733 Tennessee Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-855-55-TNHTH According to TBI data, the Tennessee Human Trafficking Hotline received 456 calls in 2018, 728 calls in 2019, and 898 calls in 2020. Middle Tennessee in particular saw 169 calls in 2018, 322 calls in 2019, and 317 calls in 2020.
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Active Missing Child Alerts in Tennessee
If you have information about any of these source: https://www.tn.gov/ missing children, tbi/tennessees-missing-children/active-missing-childalerts.html please call 1-800-TBI-FIND.
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St. Paddy’s Day Film Recommendation
Tired of the crime overrunning the streets of Boston, Irish Catholic twin brothers Conner (Sean Patrick Flanery) and Murphy (Norman Reedus) are inspired by their faith to cleanse their hometown of evil with their own brand of zealous vigilante justice. As they hunt down and kill one notorious gangster after another, they become controversial folk heroes in the community. But Paul Smecker (Willem Dafoe), an eccentric FBI agent, is fast closing in on their blood-soaked trail.
Connor (Sean Patrick Flanery) and Murphy MacManus (Norman Reedus) have been living in Ireland for several years, working on a farm with their father (Billy Connolly). When they learn they’ve been charged with the murder of a Roman Catholic priest, the brothers travel to Boston to clear their names. Along the way, they meet Romeo (Clifton Collins Jr.), a street fighter who joins them in their quest to find Concezio Yakavetta (Judd Nelson), a mobster who they think is really behind the murder.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Jeep & Car Show Benefit Drive for Susan Boofer - Saturday March 26th, 2022 1st Annual Spring Fest Concert Benefiting The Guardians Rising - Saturday May 14th, 2022 Memorial Day Concert - Saturday May 28th, 2022 Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine’s “People’s Choice” Truck Show - Thursday June 9th, 2022 Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine’s “People’s Choice” Car Show - Thursday July 14th, 2022 Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine’s “People’s Choice” Motorcycle Show - Thursday August 11th, 2022 Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine’s “People’s Choice” Jeep Show - Thursday September 15th, 2022 Tennessee Full Throttle Magazine’s “Bike Night” every Wednesday beginning June 1st thru October 5th, 2022
Follow our website www.thepioneerpointe.com or www.tnfullthrottle.com or look for us on Facebook for details of each event. Sign up on our website for email updates! We look forward to these events and many more!
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To honor those who served and to support those still Hometown Heroes U.S. is a motorcycle based serving. association of men and women who understand the true definition of service. Our members are Our Patch current or former Military, Law Enforcement, Firefighters, Search and Rescue, Emergency Medical There is an old saying in the motorcycle community Services, 911 Dispatchers, and family members ... “If it’s not in your heart, don’t put it on your who share a certain “esprit de corps” along with a back.” This is why we designed every single detail passion for riding motorcycles. We are law-abiding of our back-patch with a specific meaning. Our citizens who are united in supporting and serving organization’s colors are the same as those of our communities, states, and nation. Although our nation ... Red, White, and Blue. These colors Hometown Heroes is not a charity, many of our represent the patriotism that each of us share, as members are active in numerous charitable causes evidenced by our chosen professions. The U.S. Flag within their local areas, especially those that is tattered, symbolizing the hardships endured while benefit children’s organizations, our Veterans, and serving our communities, states, and nation ... as the families of Fallen Police Officers and other First well as those endured by our families that stand with Responders. We take great pride in our commitment us. The background of the patch is white to remind to our communities and helping those in need. us of the purity of our mission and that we represent something larger than ourselves. The patch is bordered in black. This is to honor those who are no longer with us; true heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice. The figures on the patch are silhouetted. This is to represent all who serve, or have served, regardless of gender, age, race, religion, heritage, or social status. These silhouettes are positioned in front of the flag, standing tall. This is to inform all who see our patch that we stand for our flag, we stand by our oaths, and we stand together as family ... Military, Law Enforcement, Firefighters, EMS, and other Emergency Response Personnel alike. So yes, we agree ... If it’s not in your heart, don’t put it on your back.
For more information visit: www.hometownheroesus.com and on Facebook @hometownheroesustennessee01 (see original Full Throttle spread in September 2020 issue)
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Moisturize and soften lips. Soothes dry, cracked, sunburn, windburn lips. Helps reduce symptoms of cold sores. Beeswax, Apricot Oil, Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, Aloe Vera, Honey, Tocophherals (Vitamin E Oil), Leucidal-AMTicide
Extreme Beard Care Conditions, smooths and moisturizes beards and mustache. Apricot Oil, Grape Seed Oil, Beeswax, Hemp Oil, Cocoa Butter, Shea Butter, Castor Oil, Tocophherals (Vitamin E Oil), LeucidalAMTicide
Extreme Leather Care Softens, conditions and protects any type of leather; boots, shoes, jackets, upholstery, etc.
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We are Knoxville, Tennessee’s premier state-certified commercial and residential general contractor. Our unique, common-sense approach to our diverse client specifications and requests sets us apart from other Knoxville-area contractors. All project scopes are given high-level attention to detail by our professional staff. We pride ourselves on providing quality construction services and value to each client. Real-Time Construction engages in all types of commercial and residential projects, from custom designed homes and condominium developments, to warehouses and factories, hotels and motels, to shopping centers and entire commercial parks. We can fully design, build and finish your project using your architect’s drawings or custom drawings that are developed by our specialized architects. We will be there to coordinate and advise you on your project from start to finish.
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March 1, 1781 - Formal ratification of the Articles of Confederation was announced by Congress. Under the Articles, Congress was the sole governing body of the new American national government, consisting of the 13 original states. The Articles remained in effect through the Revolutionary War until 1789, when the current U.S. Constitution was adopted. March 4, 1681 - King Charles II of England granted a huge tract of land in the New World to William Penn to settle an outstanding debt. The area later became Pennsylvania.
History in March
Fairfax County Courthouse, Virginia. regarding the killings of John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, and March 10, 1862 - The first issue of U.S. Robert Kennedy. government paper money occurred as $5, $10 and $20 bills began circulation. March 30, 1981 - Newly elected President Ronald Reagan was shot March 23, 1775 - Patrick Henry in the chest while walking toward ignited the American Revolution his limousine in Washington, with a speech before the Virginia D.C., following a speech inside convention in Richmond, stating, “I a hotel. The president was then know not what course others may rushed into surgery to remove a take; but as for me, give me liberty, or 22-caliber bullet from his left lung. give me death!” “I should have ducked,” Reagan joked. Three others were also hit March 27, 1977 - The worst accident in including Reagan’s Press Secretary, the history of civil aviation occurred James Brady, who was shot in as two Boeing 747 jets collided on the forehead but survived. The the ground in the Canary Islands, president soon recovered from the resulting in 570 deaths. surgery and returned to his duties.
March 8, 1863 - During the American Civil War, Confederate Colonel John Mosby, leader of Mosby’s Rangers, March 29, 1979 - In the U.S. Congress, captured Union General E.H. the House Select Committee on Stoughton at his headquarters in Assassinations released its final report
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FRESH CUCUMBER SALAD WITH SOUR STEAK HOUSE RUB 2 teaspoons black peppercorns CREAM AND DILL DRESSING
4 large cucumbers, seeds removed, cut into 1/4-inch 2 teaspoons mustard seed 2 teaspoons paprika half moons 1 teaspoon granulated garlic 2-1/4 teaspoons kosher salt, divided 1 teaspoon kosher salt 1 cup sour cream 1 teaspoon packed light brown sugar 3 tablespoons finely chopped fresh dill 1/4 teaspoon pure chile powder 3 tablespoons cider vinegar 1 teaspoon granulated sugar In a spice mill crush the peppercorns and mustard 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper seed. Pour into a small bowl and add the remaining 1 small red onion, thinly sliced
In a colander toss the cucumbers with 2 teaspoons of the salt. Let stand in the sink to drain for at least 1 hour or up to 3 hours. Rinse well under cold running water and pat dry with paper towels.
ingredients.
SWEET BOURBON MARINADE
1/2 cup bourbon 1/2 cup packed light brown sugar 1/3 cup soy sauce 1/3 cup fresh lemon juice In a medium, nonreactive bowl whisk the sour cream, 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce dill, vinegar, sugar, the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons finely chopped garlic and the pepper. Add the cucumbers and onion and mix 2 teaspoons finely chopped fresh thyme leaves
well. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours or up to 2 days. Serve chilled. In a medium bowl whisk all of the ingredients.
SWEET & TANGY VEGETABLE STEW 1/3 cup cider vinegar 1/3 cup canola oil 1/3 cup granulated sugar 1 tablespoon kosher salt 1-1/2 teaspoons celery seed 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper 6 cups thinly sliced green cabbage 1 English cucumber, cut into thin half-moons 2 cups shredded carrots 2 cups thinly sliced sweet yellow onion 1 cup thinly sliced red bell pepper 1 cup thinly sliced green bell pepper
In a large, nonreactive bowl whisk the vinegar, oil, sugar, salt, celery seed, and pepper until the sugar and salt are dissolved. Add all the vegetables and mix well. Cover and refrigerate until chilled, about 2 hours. To blend the flavors even more, you can refrigerate the slaw for up to 1 day. Before serving, drain the slaw in a colander. Serve chilled.
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Hello fellow 2-wheel enthusiasts, hope everyone is I purchased my second bike a 2001 GSX-R 750. Kept it a staying safe out on 2-wheels!! couple years. I sold it and purchased this amazing 2013 Kawasaki Z1000. I call her Mona. Of course, me being 5’ I’m Lora Freeman of Lannett, Alabama. I started riding 1” it had to be lowered so I could touch the ground. Had in 2016 when I purchased my first motorcycle without the ECU flashed and now she really flies!! knowing how to ride the darn thing! I’m looking to get a drag bike soon!! It was a 2009 Ninja 250. I was eager to learn and had an excellent chance to be taught by an experienced rider. I I encourage anyone who’s ever wanted to learn to ride, started by doing circles in local parking lots while it was to follow that dream through. It’s a freedom like no raining. Once I figured it out, I rode that bike everyday other and hard to explain the joy that it brings. for 2 years straight, rain or shine!
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Jeep Crew Chief 715 Concept
The Jeep Crew Chief 715 Concept was fashioned to resemble the old military Kaiser M175 truck used by the armies from 1967-1969. The idea was to mix dependable utility and rugged 4x4 versatility while keeping the Jeep image and construction. The Kaiser M175 Jeep was what we typically envision when we think of soldiers and supplies bouncing over rocks and roots in the jungles of Vietnam and then screeching to a stop in a plume of dust and sand to quickly off-load its occupants to engage in battle. That jeep only survived a couple of years because the military did not know much about its 6 cyl overhead cam engine or how to properly service it. But the vehicle itself was not forgotten. Jeep folks are loyal to the brand and were excited about the new Crew Chief 715 Concept. This vehicle had updated stout construction, with added passenger seating and extra doors while still keeping the military truck bed and no-nonsense look. The front and rear
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bumpers were made of steel sporting a tow winch from both, and the stretched Wrangler Unlimited undercarriage sat high on 40-inch NDT military tires mounted on 20-inch bead lock wheels. Of course, this vehicle was painted Tactical Green and to complete the military-ish package were the leather bucket seats and cockpit control switches and a mounted compass. The 6 cyl overhead cam engine was replaced by a 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 with a 5-speed automatic transmission and all sorts of cool motor, air stuff, and braking things that I will never get straight. To die-hard Jeep enthusiasts and nearly everyone who enjoys off-road fun the disappointing end to this story is that this concept was never put into mass production. But that was in 2016. Maybe, someday… -Janith Emm
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We the people, of the United States of America, are still One Nation under God...And this nation we call Home, is still worth fighting for. Take a Stand. United.
“Then if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and restore their land.” 2 Chronicles 7:14 “What shall we say about such wonderful things as these? If God is for us, who can ever be against us?” Romans 8:31 “For nothing will be impossible with God.” Luke 1:37
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My name is Lauri. This is my husband Chad’s jeep. This was at Franklin Forrest in middle Tennessee. We have wanted a jeep for years and this was our first one, we now have 2. Changed our lives really. We’ve made so many friends that we now call family and it has truly enlightened our lives. We do many different rides for different things like needy children at Christmas as well as the Veterans Day parades. Our jeep club is a big supporter of Mission 22.
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Words and Pictures Words have become so cheap everyone can afford to spit them out like pebbles on the driveway. It is when someone asks “what does that look like” that we start to stammer and back up a bit. Words look different in the mind, especially when we associate them with life experiences. For instance, your friend loves roller coasters and invites you to come along for the fun. You nearly fell out of one of those demon machines when you were a little kid. To your friend roller coaster looks like shrieking fun, but to you it looks like shrieking terror. I have heard humility described as self-abasement, subjection, or submission. I see a picture of sit down, shut up, you are not as good as so you need to step aside. To a person who has experienced life with security and opportunity humility may look like a sweet sense of selfmastery. Humility allows you trust, or humility allows others to walk all over you. Gratitude affords us appreciation for what we have no matter the circumstances we find ourselves in or gratitude can force a grudging thanks if we feel we have no choice. Words can mess up a conversation to the point of argument and frustration if there is no understanding of the picture behind the words. This mess can often be sorted out when both are allowed to explain their pictures. Why do I write this, you may ask? What is my point? We communicate with words. We teach, we implore, we share, we argue, accuse, promise, etc., with words. That is all we have. Those words look different even though it is the same word. God speaks in words also. The words of the scriptures, the still small voice that blows on the wind, or the essence of the Holy Spirit as his presence enfolds you, these are the words of God. The Word! In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God, (John 1:1). When we are invited to take His hand, accept the sacrifice of Christ, trust in His plans for us, believe in Him and obey His words, it is our picture of God that determines how we respond. From the beginning of time words, the Word, was our gift. The Word is a pure word, the truth, more costly than precious stones. It is that Word that we need to listen to and believe. That picture forms that basis of all truth. Grab hold of that Word and you will be able to form your life experience pictures from the Author of all words. Think About That.
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MFN Performance
Bam Bush Custom Tattoos
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Premier Health Services 10622 Chapman Hwy Seymour, TN www.premierhealth-s.com 865-773-0327
Bikers Against Trafficking 1349 S International Pkwy, Suite 2421 Lake Mary, FL 32746 bikersagainsttrafficking.org 407-300-8971
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Blue Smoke Tavern
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Bootlegger Harley-Davidson 605 Lovell Rd, Knoxville, TN 37932 www.bootleggerh-d.com (865) 671-2454
General Contractors www.real-timeconstruction.com 865-584-8896
Roger’s Rockin’ Blues Café
8817 Kingston Pike Knoxville, TN 37923 https://www.facebook.com/Rogers-Rockin-BluesCaf%C3%A9-100973761515368/ (865) 693-9180
Shortkid’s Hive
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C&M Motorcycle Towing
3038 Marvin Cir Maryville, TN 37803 https://cm-motorcycle-towing.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral (865) 324-4550
Campbell’s Horse Shoe ‘In
The Pioneer Pointe
1806 W. Dumplin Valley Road New Market, TN www.thepioneerpointe.com
TN Chapter of Hometown Heroes Motorcycle Association
Goat & Sheep Trimming 660-998-7350
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Dragon City
Truckers Against Predators
4407 Calderwood Hwy Maryville, TN www.dragoncityresort.com 865-253-3566
www.truckersagainstpredators.tv www.facebook.com/TAPExposures/ @TAPExposures
Guardians Rising
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The U.S. Bill of Rights AMENDMENT II
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
“Many have died, defending these rights....I will defend them, so help me God. Will you?”
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