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Houston (Texas) Stratford at Missouri City (Texas) Marshall
With the grinding out of offensive linemen Maurice Porter and Darius Moore, Marshall came away with a 42-31 victory. Porter and Moore, who are headed to Texas Tech and Baylor respectively, both had solid nights at the tackle positions. Each had strong showing, especially Moore, who got a great push off the line, most of the time on top of a Stratford defensive end.
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For Stratford, three-star lineman Christian Daimler, an Arizona State commit had a solid game as well. He's a long player who has developed quite a bit since we saw him during spring practices during the off season. He had a great drop step on pass pro and fired off well when his team ran the ball.
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Army of GOD wrote:Yay! This suggestion is now five years old!
So if has passed 5 years old, now he is not 12, the suggestion is 17.
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Army of GOD wrote:Yay! This suggestion is now five years old!
2dimes wrote:What about 9 player games?2dimes wrote:I would be happy if this was availably only on the "12 player map".2dimes wrote:It has been sugested it would it take a bunch of coding to do.
Concise description:
- add a couple more options to the max # of players allowed
- I'd like to see 12 and it works with all the current game types, 12 singles, 6 doubles teams, 4 triples teams, 3 quad teams.
- increments would be fine.
- 9
- 10
- send me money
- Here's 12 distinct colours with different letters for "add color codes"
red r
green g
blue b
yellow y
pink p
cyan c
orange o
slate s
maroon m
lime l
violet v
drab d
This will improve the following aspects of the site:
You can do more than two team triples and quad games.
Might make some cool tourneys also.
2dimes on Tue May 08, 2012 5:57 pm wrote:Concise description:
- Up the max number of players to 26 so we can have 13 member team games!!
- I'd like to see 26 player game types.
- send me money
- Here's the current colours. red green blue yellow pink cyan orange slate
- I added 18 more for 26 distinct colours I'm almost happy with, each begins with a different letter for "add color codes"
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b blue
c cyan
d drab
e emerald
f flax
g green
h heliotrope
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m maroon
n neon
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p pink
q quartz
r red
s slate
t teal
u umber
v violet
w wine
x xanadu
y yellow
z zaffre
I had to cheat quartz as it was too close to slate, shades of grey I guess. The colour I used was Timberwolf.
This will improve the following aspects of the site:
Allow more team options than two team triples and quad games.
Might make some cool tourneys also.War Dog wrote:IT SHOULD ONLY BE AVAIBLE AS AN OPOTION IN SOME MAPS...
Could this be possible as an option on World 2.0 as a 26 player singles game?
patrickaa317 wrote:This would also give the foundry more of a drive to create bigger maps and 2.0 versions of maps like Das Schloss.
squishyg wrote:SultanOfSurreal wrote:Red (R)
Blue (B)
Yellow (Y)
Green (G)
Cyan (C)
Pink (P)
Orange (O)
Silver (S)
Mustard (M)
Lime Green (L)
Violet (V)
Earth (E)
The suggestions are helpful, but I know I would never be able to tell the difference between green and lime green.
ender516 wrote:Bigger maps aren't happening because it is difficult to cram more territories in the current map image dimensions. Super-sized maps were tried for a while, but there seems to be a moratorium on them. Apparently a lot of people still play on small screens, be they old monitors or new handheld devices.
patrickaa317 wrote:I really think this is the shot in the arm this site needs, it would re-vitalize old blood and keep new blood join too. Might see some old veterans re-up if this was in place.
Even if it is a map by map rollout where only things like Clandemonium, World 2.1, Hive, etc that are available at go launch, then slowly update the other ones where it makes sense to have 12 players. Obviously the Feudals, Doodle Earth, Das Schloss just wouldn't work with 12 players.
This would also give the foundry more of a drive to create bigger maps and 2.0 versions of maps like Das Schloss.
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October 31, 2012 – Have you voted in SNA's Annual Election yet? Don't miss your chance to have your voice heard! The "polls" will only be open until November 15, 2012. To cast your vote, log on to the SNA website at www.schoolnutrition.org/snaelection to review the biographies of this year's candidates.
This year, the election features 22 candidates from around the country who share a common interest: a passion for child nutrition. It is critical that you take advantage of the opportunity to vote in this year's election. By participating in the voting process, you are helping to select the leaders who will take the Association into the future in order to further the cause of child nutrition.
How to VoteIn order to vote, your SNA membership must have been valid and current as of May 31, 2012. You will NOT be eligible to vote if you became a member or reinstated your membership after this date. Members in the Affiliate, Other or Student membership category are not eligible to vote. The slate of candidates that you are eligible to vote for is based on your membership section and the SNA region you work in.
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The newly elected Board of Directors and Nominating Committee representatives will be announced in late November and officers will be installed in July 2013 at SNA's Annual National Conference in Kansas City, Mo. For questions about the SNA Election, please contact the SNA Service Center at (800) 877-8822.
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October 23, 2012 – The School Nutrition Foundation (SNF) is proud to announce that it has reached a fundraising milestone for the Josephine Martin Endowment Fund. As of today, SNF has raised $10,155 toward the ultimate goal of $75,000.
The Josephine Martin Endowment Committee has been hard at work since the Fund's formation just two months ago. The aim of the Fund is to provide an SNA member the opportunity to travel to Washington, D.C., for the SNA's Legislative Action Conference for the first time.
This Fund serves as a fitting tribute to Dr. Martin's passion for child nutrition and ensures that the voices of child nutrition professionals will continue to be heard by legislators and policy makers at the local, state and national level.
To learn more about the Josephine Martin Fund and to help us reach our fundraising goal, click here.
October 22, 2012 – We hope you and your students had a great time celebrating National School Lunch Week (NSLW) with the "What's Cooking?" theme.
Students at Yarbrough Elementary (AL) show off their decorated chef hats for NSLW
NSLW may be over, but SNA provides many resources to help you keep the excitement alive and continue to promote your healthy changes to students, parents and the community.
New PR Resources – toolkit, videos, talking points, activity sheets, handouts and more. This page has everything you need to spread the word that school meals are healthy and delicious.
Tray Talk – use this page to share your success stories, and even your recipes! You can also direct parents here to help them get more information about school meals.
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Did you decorate, offer new menu items, or invite a special guest to lunch? Please send in a description and photos of your NSLW activities to School Nutrition magazine, and highlights from your celebration may appear in the magazine's wrap-up article next April!
Send them by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail to NSLW Wrap, School Nutrition, 120 Waterfront St., Suite 300, National Harbor, MD 20745.
[Note: Submission of photos grants permission to use the images in the magazine or other SNA materials.]
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October 17, 2012 – The National and SNA Election seasons are both in full swing! In celebration, the SNA Emporium is having a close out special on all "Vote for School Lunch" materials until November 6, 2012.
Stop by http://emporium.schoolnutrition.org today to stock up on discounted "Vote for School Lunch" T-shirts, aprons, and much, much more!
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October 17, 2012 – Are you looking for amazing information and ideas to take your operation or business to the next level? At SNA's 2013 Child Nutrition Industry Conference (CNIC), which will be held January 13-15, 2013, at the Grand Hyatt in San Antonio, you'll discover the possibilities to make that happen. This annual meeting of school nutrition operators and industry partners will include numerous educational sessions and networking opportunities focused on the conference theme "Where Partners Create Possibilities," and will help you build essential relationships that will bring about the results your operation needs.
This year's General Session keynote speakers are guaranteed to encourage and motivate you. In fact, they may transform the way you think about school nutrition. Ross Shafer is one of the most popular speakers and seminar leaders on the subjects of personal motivation, reinvention and market relevance, and he will offer you a fresh approach to change, transition and growth. A comedian and former Emmy-winning TV host, Shafer is also the best-selling author of Nobody Moved Your Cheese and has produced 14 human resource training films on customer service, motivation, leadership and peer pressure. While the words "change" or "transition" can strike fear in just about anyone, Shafer will inspire you to make change and transition work for you—today, tomorrow and always!
Do the changing obstacles that sprout up in your business sometimes throw you for a loop? As a leader in school nutrition, it's important to be prepared for obstacles, learn how to overcome them, and create positive possibilities for the future. For more than 20 years, Jackie Freiberg, leadership expert and bestselling author of several books, including NUTS! Southwest Airlines' Crazy Recipe for Business and Personal Success has dedicated her career to helping leaders do their BEST work to create a BETTER world. Freiberg is one of the most sought-after female business speakers in the nation and is among the "Top 30 Best Minds on Leadership" (Leadership Excellence magazine). Get ready to lighten up, loosen up and take away powerful tools that you can use immediately as Freiberg shares how to create possibilities for your BEST future.
All this and more awaits you at CNIC 2013. Registerby November 26 to take advantage of the Early Bird registration rate!
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October 16, 2012 – SNA received nearly 200 entries in the "Chopped" Scavenger Hunt! Congrats to Peggy Harrell of Mize, MS, who won the prize drawing. The Grand Prize winner, Peggy received a Master Chef cookware set from All-Clad.
Twenty-five other winners were picked to receive Food Network cookbooks. They are:
1. Debora Paschall, SNS, of Seaford, VA2. Debra Maki of Portsmith, NH3. Katheryn Banks of Corington, GA4. Charlotte Blanchard of Labadieville, LA5. Patricia Lazzaroni of Aurora, CO6. Lorie Williams of Union, KY7. Rosalind Reams of Little Rock, AR8. Pam Henry of Winston, GA9. Betsy Kelley of Forest Lake, MN10. Jennifer Caporali of Franklin, TN11. Sarah Maver of Fairfield, CT12. Karen Ghiardi of Morgantown, WV13. Kennie Ryan of Carlsbad, NM14. Michele Hepner of Geneso, IL15. Jeanne Shumann of Cross Plains, WI16. Kathy Watkins of Fayette, AL17. Amy Richards of Tucson, AZ18. Kelly Sheehey of St. Paul, MN19. Dorey Isetts of Lone Jack, MO20. Genna Cockerham of Monroe, VA21. Patricia Fredrickson of Kennesburg, CO22. Carolyn Huston of Cartersville, GA23. Andrea Murray of Lawrenceville, GA24. Beth Todd of Palmersville, TN25. Nancy Latiolais of Saint Martinsville, LA
Thank you to all participants for watching the episode and supporting the school chefs! "Chopped" is one of Food Network's top-rated shows, and the school chefs episode helped spread awareness about hardworking, creative, passionate school nutrition professionals.
To view bonus footage of the "Chopped" contestants' trip to Washington, D.C., and the White House garden, click here.
October 15, 2012 – National School Lunch Week (NSLW) has arrived. Check out the official Presidential Proclamation, issued by the White House!
Don't forget, there are plenty of resources to make your NSLW celebration come alive at www.schoolnutrition.org/cooking. On the site you can access a toolkit full of ideas, handouts for both students and parents, and much more.
Share your celebration with SNA! Send photos and a brief description of your NSLW promotion to email@example.com or mail it to NSLW Wrap-Up, School Nutrition, 120 Waterfront St., Suite 300, National Harbor, MD 20745. You may be featured in School Nutrition magazine.
If you email photos to SNA this week, you may be featured on the SNA Facebook page!
Have a fantastic NSLW. We can't wait to see what you've been cooking up!
October 15, 2012 – It's that time of year again—the time when you get to help decide who serve on SNA's 2013-15 Board of Directors and Nominating Committee. Who will be the voice for your interests and concerns in the coming years? The decision is in your hands! Be sure to cast your vote between October 15 and November 15, 2012.
This year, the election features 22 candidates from around the country who share a common interest: a passion for child nutrition. For the full list of candidates and their biographies, log on to www.schoolnutrition.org/snaelection. You can also learn more about the two candidates running for Vice President by opening to pages 44-45 of your October issue of School Nutrition magazine. When elected, this person begins a four-year cycle that includes the positions of president-elect, president and School Nutrition Foundation president. The newly elected officers and Nominating Committee representatives will be announced in late November and officers will be installed in July 2013 at SNA's Annual National Conference in Kansas City, Mo.
To cast your vote, go to www.schoolnutrition.org/snaelection and click on "Vote Now." You will be prompted to enter your SNA username and password. Once you have logged in, you will be directed to the voting site where you will then vote. Prompts will guide you through the online voting process, but to save time, please make all of your selections in advance. The "polls" will be open from October 15 to November 15, 2012.
It is critical that you participate in this annual voting process and have your voice heard. This responsibility is significant to the Association and to the overall future of school nutrition programs nationwide. For questions about the SNA Election, please contact the SNA Service Center at (800) 877-8822.
October 11, 2012—As schools prepare to showcase their achievements and improvements in the lunchroom during National School Lunch Week (October 15-19), the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness (NFCA) is bringing attention to gluten-free needs and how schools can meet them. Available online from NFCA are resources that may be useful to school nutrition operations, including a tip sheet titled "8 Great Ways to Recognize Gluten-Free Needs During National School Lunch Week."
To help school nutrition professionals meet gluten-free needs throughout the school year, NFCA also offers an online gluten-free training program for school nutrition professionals and a month-long meal plan that schools can adopt for serving gluten-free students.
To view these resources from NFCA, visit www.celiaccentral.org/schools/nslw2012.
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October 9, 2012 – Four lucky SNA winners have been already awarded a free conference registration as part of SNA's Fuel Up to Play 60 Sweepstakes. Have you registered for Fuel Up to Play 60 yet? SNA members that register for Fuel Up to Play 60 and link to a school/district are automatically entered for a chance to win a free SNA conference registration!
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Congrats to the prize drawing winners! If you haven't signed up yet, there's still time. There will be a second drawing for four more free conference registrations at the end of December 2012.
Register soon—the sweepstakes ends December 31, 2012. SNA members can sign up or link to a school on the Fuel Up to Play 60 website. For details and official rules, click here.
October 5, 2012—The Whole Grains Council invites school nutrition professionals to enter the Sixth Annual Whole Grains Challenge. Participants can enter in one of two categories: "Veterans," for those schools that had been offering a variety of whole grains even before the new meal pattern regulation, and "Rookies," for schools that have made significant progress in boosting whole grains in school meals, but could use some additional assistance in preparing kid-friendly whole-grain options. One school will win the grand prize of a visit from a guest chef, who will conduct a workshop on preparing whole-grain kid-friendly dishes.
Five winners from each category will receive a variety of cases of whole grain-rich products.
Entries are due November 1, 2012. For more information or to enter, visit www.wholegrainscouncil.org/get-involved/2012-whole-grains-challenge.
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October 5, 2012—The arrival of October signals the start of fall and means that the school year is well underway. The October issue of School Nutrition, SNA's award-winning flagship publication, features an assortment of articles designed to educate and inspire busy school nutrition professionals, including a conversation with the magazine's 8th annual Roundtable of Leaders, a primer on understanding business jargon and an overview of products selected as top of the class by School Nutrition's team of Secret Shoppers at SNA's Annual National Conference (ANC) in Denver.
As all school nutrition professionals know, it's a challenging time to be charged with feeding kids today. How are today's school nutrition directors rising to the occasion—and what keeps them coming back for more? Don't miss "Leading in Challenging Times" for insights from a group of 10 district directors hailing from large and small districts across the country to find out. Bonus Web Content: Access additional reflections from these leaders on such topics as their operational achievements and how they are meeting new regulatory challenges.
People in all professions, from manufacturing to government to education to school nutrition, quickly become accustomed to using their own unique sets of terms and abbreviations. Learn more about management-level business jargon in "Business Speak 101."
For the third year in a row, a discerning group of volunteer "secret shoppers" were charged with seeking out the most exciting items on display in the Exhibit Hall in Denver. Take a look at "Secret Shopper: Denver Nuggets" to discover some solutions that could become "must-haves" for your school meals operation.
Interested in serving made-from-scratch meals, but short on time or resources? You can balance these elements, plus quality and space, by incorporating speed scratch cooking approaches. "Getting up to Speed" explores some of the creative, cost-saving ways that districts coast to coast are combining fresh ingredients with specially selected prepared items. Bonus Web Content: To complement the recipes featured in this print article, check out online-exclusive recipes for Baked Ziti With Meat Sauce, Whole-Wheat Rolls and Good for You Creamy Salad Dressing—all developed by school nutrition operations.
School Nutrition –October 2012
October 3, 2012 – Your district, like many others, is likely looking for ways to reduce costs and to ensure that the money spent to meet students' needs goes as far as possible. And in these tough economic times, with tight budgets and new nutrition standards, school nutrition professionals face significant challenges.
At SNA's 2013 Child Nutrition Industry Conference (CNIC), January 13-15, 2013, in San Antonio, you'll discover amazing information and ideas in child nutrition to transform your operation and give you the results you need for success!
We've made it easy for you to communicate with your supervisor about the importance of attending CNIC. Just download the letter template (feel free to tailor the information to your district's needs) and submit it directly to your boss.
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Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K) and most micronutrients are dissolved easily in water and taken up by plant roots when soil pH is in a neutral range of 6.0-7.0. If the growing environment is too acidic (below 6.0) or too alkaline (above 7.5), your plants, your food and your family might be missing out, even if all the right nutrients are present in your soil.
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Upcoming cold air could mean problems for your homesMoorhead, MN (WDAY TV) - Get Ready. A blast of arctic air is heading our way this weekend.
Moorhead, MN (WDAY TV) - Get Ready. A blast of arctic air is heading our way this weekend.
It looks like the cold will be here for a while and that could mean some big problems for home owners and municipalities.
WDAY 6 reporter Rob Kupec is live in Moorhead with more on how we can make sure our homes are ready for the freeze.
Moorhead Public Service is finishing up repairing another water main break here at 20th avenue and 6th street south. Our lack of snow and dry ground means that we will likely see a deep frost depth next week. There's not a lot the city can do to prepare for the cold but around your house there is.
Jim Wolters, Laney's Plumbing & Heating: "There's been times when we've had below zero weather for you know 15, 20 days that I know that we were constantly out thawing pipe, repairing pipes."
And the crew at Laney's is ready for what could be a busy week, but if you don't want to have to make a service call here's what you can do.
Leave a little water dripping from your faucet. This will keep just enough water moving to usually prevent a freeze.
Leave cabinets around pipes open to let air circulate. And not all inside pipes are really inside.
Wolters: "Some poly piping is in the garage wall which is considered an inside wall, but I had a gentleman one time that had left his, his son left his garage door open. Consequently the pipes on the inside of the wall froze and burst."
Septic systems will be especially vulnerable if the frost depth gets deep. You should consider a cover for the part near you house.
And it's not just home owners. City water mains will be very vulnerable this weekend
Chris Knutson, Moorhead Public Works: "If we have kind of a warm situation like we've had the last week and then we have a significant temperature decrease that's when we can start to have problems."
Moorhead says that they ready to go should more mains break which is just a fact of winter in our area.
Now also keep an eye on those sump pumps discharges but they should be inside and with our dry weather likely not running.
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You may not have heard of Jonathan Hoefler or Tobias Frere-Jones but you've seen their work. Before their recent split, they collectively ran the most successful and well respected type design studio in the world, creating fonts used by everyone from the Wall Street Journal to the President of the United States.
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For a program that's more than 30 years old, the federal government's fuel economy standards for cars have become one hot topic. Global warming is now a 24/7 issue, and whenever politicians warn of global warming you can bet that tougher fuel standards are near the top of their to-do list.
This is too bad, because when all is said and done, this program, known as CAFE (for corporate average fuel economy) has accomplished very little of benefit. CAFE, it is claimed, was responsible for doubling the miles per gallon of new vehicles during the 1980s, but it has allegedly stagnated in recent years. Fuel-hungry SUVs have boomed in popularity, and consumers have reverted to their supposedly bad habit of ignoring fuel economy in favor of larger size and more horsepower. The reins on automakers, we're told, need to be tightened.
This might sound inspiring, until you realize that these reins really go around our own necks. Consumers have demonstrated, time and again, that when necessary they themselves do a far better job of saving fuel than government does. The increase in gas prices in the 1970s drove consumers to demand vehicles with greater fuel economy, and the auto industry responded far more quickly than anything required under CAFE.
More recently, the post-Hurricane Katrina gas price spikes led to a massive change in new car-buying patterns. Consumers switched from large SUVs to smaller crossover models, and hybrids became a hot item. Those changes took place within a matter of months. In contrast, it takes years before new CAFE standards have an impact on car design.
But don't think that CAFE has no real-world effects. It does. The problem is that they're bad effects.
CAFE raises new vehicle prices and restricts consumer choice, especially during periods of stable or falling gas prices. In times like those, consumers who prefer large cars are making perfectly rational decisions about the trade-offs involved in buying a new car.
And CAFE does something even worse. It kills people, by discouraging the production of larger, heavier vehicles. Lighter vehicles are more fuel efficient than similarly designed heavier ones, but they're also less crashworthy. As data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety show, larger and heavier cars generally have better crash records than smaller, lighter ones in every vehicle category. According to the National Academy of Sciences' 2002 report on CAFE, the program's downsizing effect contributes to about 2,000 fatalities per year.
That study also concluded that the increase in the popularity of heavier cars in the late 1990s actually saved lives. But you won't hear this from any of the multitude of politicians who clamor for CAFE to be made more stringent. Instead, they claim that new technologies allow us to avoid any trade-off between fuel economy and safety.
This claim is nonsense. If you take the most high-tech car imaginable and make it larger and heavier, two things will happen: its crashworthiness will get better, and its fuel economy will drop. In short, the safety trade-off is unavoidable. CAFE's proponents, however, can't bring themselves to acknowledge this fact. Talk about an inconvenient truth!
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Combine tofu, Zone Protein Powder, no-sugar-added fruit, agave, vanilla and pumpkin pie spice in blender. Transfer to plastic container, cover and refrigerate for a couple of hours or freeze for 1 hour. Spoon into dessert bowls (4) and top with 1 almond. Add a mint leaf if you have it. Note: 1 serving is 7g protein, 9g carbs and 3g fat (or 1P,1C,1F).


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Banded mourning doves provide vital information to biologists
Since 2003, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Section and other partners have taken part in a long-term, multi-state banding study of mourning doves to improve information on dove life history.
Thirty states across the nation are participating in this landmark study, and more than 170,000 doves have been banded since the study was initiated. Wildlife biologists use survival rates, harvest rates, recruitment rates and population trends to help guide harvest management decisions. Banding is one of the most important tools used to obtain this information.
For more information on the dove banding study, call the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Small Game Project in Columbia at (803) 734-3609.
DNR is recognized nationally as a leading agency in dove research and management efforts. Throughout much of the 1990s, DNR participated in research projects that examined age and cause-specific mortality in doves. Information gained from the current banding effort will be used in conjunction with previous information collected in South Carolina and elsewhere to improve biologists' ability to manage doves at regional and national levels.
Doves are captured and banded at more than 30 sites across South Carolina each year. Captured birds are marked with a metal leg band containing a unique number and the 1-800-327-BAND telephone number, which hunters can use to report the band. Since 2003, personnel from DNR and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have banded more than 9,400 doves across the state.
"This overwhelming success is a credit to all of the personnel involved in banding each year," said Billy Dukes, DNR Small Game Project supervisor. "It demonstrates a commitment on the part of all participants to improve our knowledge of dove populations and our ability to properly manage this important resource."
Hunters are a critical link in assuring the success of the banding study. By reporting any banded doves harvested, hunters add valuable information that will assist in the management of this important migratory bird resource. Hunters who harvest a banded mourning dove should call 1-800-327-BAND (1-800-327-2263) to report the band number. Operators will be on duty 24 hours a day, Monday through Friday, during the hunting season. Outside of the hunting season, hours of operation are 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Banded birds may also be reported online. Hunters can keep the bands and will be provided a certificate identifying the age and sex of the bird, as well as the date and location the bird was banded.
"Large-scale banding efforts like this offer a unique opportunity to examine survival rates and harvest rates of doves across the continental range of the species," said Dukes. "We expect our participation in this study to greatly increase our understanding of dove population dynamics at state, regional and national scales."
The 2008-09 mourning dove seasons in South Carolina are Sept. 1-Oct. 4 (afternoons only Sept. 1-6), Nov. 22-29, and Dec. 19-Jan. 15. Shooting hours are noon to sunset from Sept. 1-6, and 30 minutes before sunrise to sunset for the remainder of the season. The bag limit for mourning doves is 15 doves per day. Dove hunters are reminded of the requirement to obtain a migratory bird permit before hunting. The migratory bird permit is required in addition to a hunting license and can be obtained free of charge from any hunting and fishing license vendor.
DNR protects and manages South Carolina's natural resources by making wise and balanced decisions for the benefit of the state's natural resources and its people.


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- Position: Midfielder
- Age: 27
- Birth Date: Dec 28, 1986
- Birth Place: Nottingham
- Height: 6' 2'' (1.88m)
- Weight: 80 kg
2013/14 English Premier League
A product of Derby's Academy, Huddlestone made his debut aged just 16 in August, 2003 and went on to make 95 appearances for the Rams in his two seasons in the first team squad.
After signing for Spurs Huddlestone remained on loan at Derby for another season but eventually made an impact at White Hart Lane under manager Juande Ramos, playing in midfield and at centre-back. During the 2009/10 season, he became a regular under new boss Harry Redknapp and in May 2010 the England international was named in Fabio Capello's preliminary World Cup squad.
Strengths: A commanding figure who is useful with the ball at his feet, boasts power, pace, a ferocious shot and an impressive range of passing
Weaknesses: Can be ponderous on the ball and sometimes lacks concentration. Considering he is a deep-lying midfielder his tackling could be better.
Career high: Winning the 2008 League Cup with a 2-1 win over London rivals Chelsea.
Career low: Missing out on the World Cup after being selected in Fabio Capello's preliminary squad.
Style: A languid player who likes to spray passes out to the flanks and dictate the play in midfield.
Quotes: "He's a terrific talent. As a young player, he was the best passer of a ball I had ever seen, and I've worked with some good young players." Former Derby County manager George Burley.
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As Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA), Karen Mills spent four years as part of President Barack Obama's senior economic team and a member of his Cabinet, specifically focused on the health and growth of America's small businesses and entrepreneurs. Now Mills has brought her experience as a policy maker—as well as 25 years of experience as an investor and small business owner—to the U.S. Competitiveness Project at Harvard Business School.
The Obama administration has put in place programs that attract more production, more investment, and more jobs back to our shores, according to Karen Mills, head of the Small Business Administration.
The United States has been using fiscal and monetary solutions as a base for its economic growth policy. But these macroeconomic strategies by itself are not leading to long-term growth. If we want to create more jobs, increase per capita income and reduce poverty, we need a shift in focus towards regions as the drivers of the national economy.
Regulation, innovation, infrastructure, education: each of these is crucial to competitiveness. Put together the small things happening in the states, and they become something rather big. That is the essence of the America that works.
US capital market competitiveness remained weak in 2012 with many competitiveness measures suffering declines from the previous year, according to the Committee on Capital Markets.
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Former White House economic advisor Larry Summers warned Thursday that a failure to address the fiscal cliff would make things worse as the U.S. economy now is at "critical juncture", but tackling the fiscal challenge needs long-term vision on growth.
IBM is joining hands with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to develop technology, products and processes critical to the U.S. infrastructure in an effort to boost the global competitiveness of the country.
Where will the next generation of great entrepreneurs come from? David Teten, a Partner with ff Venture Capital, showcases the Venture Capital Access Program, a pilot venture providing women and minority entrepreneurs with access to venture capital.
When a business school solicits alumni, it's usually to ask for donations. Last night, though, the school hit them up for something they may find harder to give: a commitment to use whatever influence they have to get their companies to invest in the local workforce, raise U.S. median wages, and support local suppliers.
Now's the time to push pro-entrepreneurship legislation over the goal line, so we can ensure the United States remains the world's most entrepreneurial nation.
Professors Josh Lerner and William A. Sahlman explore the role of entrepreneurial ventures in addressing pressing problems like energy, the environment, healthcare, and education, while also driving productivity and domestic job growth in the U.S..
Innovation, the classic basis for U.S. success in world markets, rests on foundational institutions, such as research centers, incubators for entrepreneurs, and skills training vehicles, that provide fertile soil in which to seed, grow, and renew enterprises, writes Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter.


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Sony's New Improved Super Anti-Piracy Plan!!!
Everyone knows that after Napster was sued out of existence, CD sales have been through the roof. It's impossible to find an illegal copy of a song anywhere. And after DeCSS and 09 F9 were successfully sued off the internet, it's super hard to decrypt movies and they all are 100% legal. Due to the huge success of big media's legal departments, every time I want to watch a movie, I drive down to my local neighborhood Blockbuster and fork over $5.95
Nah, the truth is, those cases did shit all but put money into some lawyers pockets, and gave you technophobic CEOs talking points at worthless board meetings. What actually happened is things like the iTunes store, Netflix, FiOS TV, and Hulu showed up. Some companies innovated instead of litigated. Some companies thought outside the box. Some companies actually did something for their customers. And succeeded big time.
I see a lot of parallels with the "War on Drugs". Most people, me included, admit drugs are a problem, but this whole idea of tackling it with the legal system has never worked and will never work. When you shut down a drug ring...another pops up, and the street price remains the same. When you shut down a piracy ring...another pops up, and content remains just as free. Sometimes a drug user is made an example of. Does everyone put down the crack pipe? Of course not. Sometimes a college student who downloaded 30 songs is made an example of. Does everyone run to the nearest Tower Records? Of course not.
This is not a battle that can be won in the courts. The pirates and the drug smugglers will always be one step ahead, the only way to beat them is to think outside the box. And the legal system is as inside the box as you can think.
PlayStation LifeStyle is calling the lawyers "security professionals"
Yea, and T-Pain has a degree in nautical engineering...I mean, he was on a boat
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The classic Australian film Picnic at Hanging Rock finds its literary equivalent in fellow Aussie Dubosarsky's dark, languid look into the inscrutable wells of secrecy to be found in little girls. In the shadow of the Vietnam War, 11 bored Australian schoolgirls are taken on a short field trip to the local gardens by their idealistic teacher. Together with the teacher's apparent paramour, the girls are led to a seaside cave wherein the two adults vanish forever. When the girls are repeatedly questioned about the disappearance, their own self-interest compels them to stay silent and senselessly guard the truth, until the keeping of the secret, not the secret itself, becomes the most important thing. In a stunning feat of perspective, Dubosarsky inhabits all 11 girls at once, snaking through a thousand small joys and triumphs and fears and petty grudges as they absorb life's bleakest truths as well as their own complicity in them: "Their eyes were clear but their hearts were dishonest." Reminiscent of Janne Teller's Nothing (2010), this is a masterful look at children's numb surprise to the most unsavory of adult developments. Though it's not really a surprise, is it? They knew all along that the world was full of terrible things.


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