Bikers seek Godly image with Heaven's Angels group
In Hannibal Missouri the Christian Motorcyclists Association presents Heaven's Angels not as Hell’s Angels but as a faith driven crew. With about 40 members led by Noah and Connie Clatt the group aims to reshape biker culture through outreach at rallies churches and youth programs while promoting public worship ministry and clean living. They volunteer at rallies babysit children and pick up trash to show motorcyclists can have fun without alcohol or drugs.
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Hannibal
God's Squad
Hell’s Angels
Christian Motorcyclists Association
Jesus
Mississippi Valley
Noah Clatt
Connie Clatt
Teens embrace technology changing teen life in Garden City
Garden City High School students increasingly rely on cell phones, iPods, and instant messaging over calls. Seniors Jon Almaguer and Lindsey Shull describe MSN chat and MySpace as faster, cheaper ways to stay in touch, while classmates use computers for homework and video editing.
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Rae
Garden City
MySpace.com
Garden City High School
Jon Almaguer
MSN
Almaguer
GCHS
Lindsey Shull
Myspace
Shull
Kyle Luetters
Teen cell phone use and messaging trends cited
A Pew study shows 57 percent of 15 to 17 year olds have cell phones and 32 percent of 12 to 14 year olds. About 5 billion texts a month in the U S and 75 percent of internet teens use instant messaging with 48 percent daily. Interviews with Luetters and Shull discuss personal usage and attitudes toward cell phones and cameras.
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United States
Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association
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Brad Nading
Tel
Pew Internet & American Life Project
Luetters
Kursten Phelps