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“You Got It” was recorded by Roy Orbison in 1988 and released in 1989 as the lead single from his posthumous album Mystery Girl. Written by Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne, and Tom Petty, the song became one of the biggest hits of Orbison's later career, reaching #9 on the Billboard Hot 100, #3 on the UK Singles Chart, and the Top 10 in several other countries. Its success marked an extraordinary comeback for an artist whose commercial peak had come more than two decades earlier. By 1988, Roy Orbison had become a member of the Traveling Wilburys, alongside George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan, a collaboration that helped revive his career and inspired the creative direction of Mystery Girl. Featuring Tom Petty on bass and backing vocals and Jeff Lynne's distinctive production style, “You Got It” showcased a brighter, more upbeat sound than many of Orbison's classic heartbreak ballads. Tragically, Orbison died of a heart attack in December 1988, just weeks before the song's release, meaning he never witnessed the remarkable success of his final major comeback...

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Okay let's talk about Jason Behunin Mel . Jason Behunin showed up on my radar early after the incident at UVU. We still haven't figured out why he's in the VIP area and why he seems to be interacting with Brian Harpole. He was a deputy sheriff under Mike Smith, He was a local police officer that graduated from UVU so he's familiar with Jeff Long, Chris Bagley, Michael Dutson. After the incident He went on local media and sat in a group interview with other witnesses from the day. They made out they are complete strangers that never met before Charlie died however they all knew each other personally before hand. The interview was completely staged and scripted. The following connections became a focal point for possible law enforcement involvement with Charlie's murder and the connections haven't stopped. From Jason Behunin it led to Kurt Liechty who was an instructor at UVU police academy then onto Sheriff Mike Smith, Sheriff Nate Brooksby, the entire Sheriff network, Police chief Jeff Long, Val Peterson, Utah national guard, FBI agents and ex military probably run by Victor Marx. That led to justice figures like Chad Grunander and Jeff Gray and here we are still connecting dots. That entire length of inquiry came from Jason Behunin so I'm glad you mentioned him again. The Sheriff conference in Utah only 2 weeks after Charlie died is an important data point and I'm searching for the attendees list if anyone can dig it up please??

Okay let's talk about Jason Behunin Mel . Jason Behunin showed up on my radar early after the incident at UVU. We still haven't figured out why he's in the VIP area and why he seems to be interacting with Brian Harpole. He was a deputy sheriff under Mike Smith, He was a local police officer that graduated from UVU so he's familiar with Jeff Long, Chris Bagley, Michael Dutson. After the incident He went on local media and sat in a group interview with other witnesses from the day. They made out they are complete strangers that never met before Charlie died however they all knew each other personally before hand. The interview was completely staged and scripted. The following connections became a focal point for possible law enforcement involvement with Charlie's murder and the connections haven't stopped. From Jason Behunin it led to Kurt Liechty who was an instructor at UVU police academy then onto Sheriff Mike Smith, Sheriff Nate Brooksby, the entire Sheriff network, Police chief Jeff Long, Val Peterson, Utah national guard, FBI agents and ex military probably run by Victor Marx. That led to justice figures like Chad Grunander and Jeff Gray and here we are still connecting dots. That entire length of inquiry came from Jason Behunin so I'm glad you mentioned him again. The Sheriff conference in Utah only 2 weeks after Charlie died is an important data point and I'm searching for the attendees list if anyone can dig it up please??

Muppet Masher

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POV: You’re some dude who decided to jump the White House fence and sprint across the lawn when you see THIS face barreling at you at 937 mph. That literally happened in 2014. Secret Service K9 Hurricane gained myth status after he went to war with a White House intruder. They messed each other up pretty good, too, but Hurricane stopped him. Fast forward a bit—our very good boy became the most decorated K9 in American history. He was awarded the USSS Award for Merit, the Animals in War and Peace Distinguished Service Medal, the Secretary’s Award for Valor from DHS, the PDSA Order of Merit, the Animal Medical Center’s “Top Dog” award, and a bunch more. Stacked. Hurricane retired with his former handler and his family, Marshall and Lisa Mirarchi. They started a nonprofit called Hurricane’s Heroes (Like A Hurricane) that provides vet care for retired law enforcement and military dogs. Long story short, this very good boy could not stop being gooder. Today, March 13, is National K9 Veterans Day, a day set aside to commemorate the service and sacrifices of American military and working dogs throughout history. Last week, Hurricane died at 15, surrounded by his loving family. Rest in peace, Hurricane. You’re an absolute legend. Stay caffeinated 🇺🇸☕️

POV: You’re some dude who decided to jump the White House fence and sprint across the lawn when you see THIS face barreling at you at 937 mph. That literally happened in 2014. Secret Service K9 Hurricane gained myth status after he went to war with a White House intruder. They messed each other up pretty good, too, but Hurricane stopped him. Fast forward a bit—our very good boy became the most decorated K9 in American history. He was awarded the USSS Award for Merit, the Animals in War and Peace Distinguished Service Medal, the Secretary’s Award for Valor from DHS, the PDSA Order of Merit, the Animal Medical Center’s “Top Dog” award, and a bunch more. Stacked. Hurricane retired with his former handler and his family, Marshall and Lisa Mirarchi. They started a nonprofit called Hurricane’s Heroes (Like A Hurricane) that provides vet care for retired law enforcement and military dogs. Long story short, this very good boy could not stop being gooder. Today, March 13, is National K9 Veterans Day, a day set aside to commemorate the service and sacrifices of American military and working dogs throughout history. Last week, Hurricane died at 15, surrounded by his loving family. Rest in peace, Hurricane. You’re an absolute legend. Stay caffeinated 🇺🇸☕️

Black Rifle Coffee

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Shedeur Sanders may have fallen in the NFL Draft to the 5th round, but he is winning the hearts and minds of Cleveland Browns fans on and off the field. On the field at their mandatory mini camp in June, Shedeur went 41-for-53 with nine touchdowns and one interception during team drills. Shedeur had the highest completion percentage and the most TD passes of the Browns QBs competition over Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco, former 1st round pick Kenny Pickett and the talented Dillon Gabriel who was drafted before him in the same draft. All Shedeur has done is put in the work and be a good teammate. No complaining about reps. No complaining about where he is on the depth chart. Just work. Off the field, he has made it a point to connect and support his new community in Cleveland. He just went to the Garden Valley Fun Fest to talk and have fun with the community impacted by an explosion at the Rainbow Terrance Apartments that killed 1 and displaced over 100 people including 40 families. Before that, he went to speak to the youth at a Cleveland public school John Marshall High School about respecting themselves, respecting others and being a leader. Shedeur Sanders knows what leadership looks like on and off the field at an HBCU where he helped turn around Jackson State. He knows what it looks like at the Power 4 level where he helped turn around Colorado. He is proving once again that it’s always been bigger than just football. With his work, he is changing lives for the better. 🎥 Daniel Oyefusi & Shedeur Sanders

Shedeur Sanders may have fallen in the NFL Draft to the 5th round, but he is winning the hearts and minds of Cleveland Browns fans on and off the field. On the field at their mandatory mini camp in June, Shedeur went 41-for-53 with nine touchdowns and one interception during team drills. Shedeur had the highest completion percentage and the most TD passes of the Browns QBs competition over Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco, former 1st round pick Kenny Pickett and the talented Dillon Gabriel who was drafted before him in the same draft. All Shedeur has done is put in the work and be a good teammate. No complaining about reps. No complaining about where he is on the depth chart. Just work. Off the field, he has made it a point to connect and support his new community in Cleveland. He just went to the Garden Valley Fun Fest to talk and have fun with the community impacted by an explosion at the Rainbow Terrance Apartments that killed 1 and displaced over 100 people including 40 families. Before that, he went to speak to the youth at a Cleveland public school John Marshall High School about respecting themselves, respecting others and being a leader. Shedeur Sanders knows what leadership looks like on and off the field at an HBCU where he helped turn around Jackson State. He knows what it looks like at the Power 4 level where he helped turn around Colorado. He is proving once again that it’s always been bigger than just football. With his work, he is changing lives for the better. 🎥 Daniel Oyefusi & Shedeur Sanders

Robert Griffin III

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