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- — Salvatore Leone.
Caught in the Act is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories given to protagonist Toni Cipriani by Salvatore Leone from a jetty in the Rockford district of Staunton Island, Liberty City.
Toni goes to a jetty in Rockford to meet Salvatore, who is already waiting for him in a boat. Salvatore drives the boat to the location of the mayor's assistant. Salvatore coerces the mayor's assistant from his boat and to Salvatore's. Salvatore drives off but is followed by the Mayor's secret service who were watching. Toni shoots at various members of the secret service using an M4. This includes on a rock in the river, other boats, men on a jetty and a helicopter. Eventually the secret service are defeated, with the mayor's assistant explaining that the Sicilian Mafia controlled both Franco Forelli and the Forelli Family, wanting a war between the mob families. This is in order to take control of Liberty for themselves. Salvatore drops Toni off at a jetty near the Callahan Bridge, before driving off to dump the mayor's assistant in the water.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Protect the boat from the Secret Service
- Take out the helicopter
Post mission phone call
Salvatore Leone: Toni, Sal. Head over to the public phone booth in Torrington. I need to talk. On the way, I want you see an associate of mine in Aspatria. He's gonna help us pile on pressure on the Sindaccos and Forellis.
The reward for completing the mission is $2,000 and unlocks the mission Search and Rescue for Salvatore Leone and Sayonara Sindaccos for Leon McAffrey.


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At the October 2014 MSYSA Executive Board meeting, a motion was made by the MSYSA State Cup Committee that the 2015 MSYSA State Cup rules be adopted. As such, Rule 2.1.3., as listed in the 2014 State Cup rules, would be eliminated. This rule stated that "MSYSA will accept teams that play in a mixed US Youth Soccer and other US Soccer Federation member league as long as the team plays in a US Youth Soccer only division."
For the 2014 State Cup year, MSYSA implemented a State Cup verification form in which any team using a league that was not MSYSA "pre-approved" would need to have their games verified by the league administrator. The administrator and the team representative verified that the games played in the league were done so in accordance to the stated 2014 MSYSA State Cup rules. During the year, it was brought to the attention of the MSYSA that although the verification form had been "signed off", there had been teams, in fact, that were not in accordance with this rule.
The MSYSA maintains a strong sense of fairness and equity, and as such, considered the ramifications of limiting state cup qualifying leagues. It was agreed that since the opportunity to play in a winter and spring league was a viable option and that maintaining the integrity of the MSYSA State Cup and the US National Championship Series was of extreme importance, that MSYSA would only consider leagues that consisted of USYSA-only teams as an MSYSA State Cup qualifying league. This motion was voted upon and passed by the MSYSA Executive Board.
The US Youth Soccer National Championship Series is the country's most prestigious national youth soccer tournament providing teams from US Youth Soccer's 55 State Associations the opportunity to showcase their abilities against the best in the nation while emphasizing teamwork, discipline and fair play. The yearlong competition begins with over 185,000 players on over 10,000 teams in the US Youth Soccer State Championships. These champions and selected wildcard teams, through US Youth Soccer Regional Leagues, advance to compete in one of four US Youth Soccer Regional Championships. Champions (U-13 through U-19) from each regional event advance to the US Youth Soccer National Championships. The Under-14 through Under-18 Boys and Girls age groups have four teams representing the US Youth Soccer National League, in which the top two teams in each gender age group division earn a direct path to the National Championships. Overall, the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series provides the nation's top collegiate coaches with the premier stage to identify and scout the most coveted players in the country.

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skillll7 wrote:Pikeru wrote:LoneKnight wrote:It's only wasting time when you could be playing another game. It's incredibly petty and immature.
The same could be said for using cowardly decks like these. Eye for an eye, they're begging for people to spite them.
Although I'm not one to comment on fights/dumb arguments, I'd have to say this irks me. There are several types of players, and this is being incredibly closed-minded on this subject. It's like you have a lack of theory of mind to go beyond your own thoughts.
Have you ever heard of the story where the child who always wants a game to go her way ends up not being part of the game at all?
It's easy to call someone close-minded when their views differ from your own. However, to unjustifiably insult them reveals a sense of hypocrisy. However, to sum up what I'm trying to say:
methebest wrote:loseings fine if you can play
My thoughts exactly, but if your opponent uses return effects and sp drain, you don't get to play. They've forced you into watching them play solitaire and solitaire is not meant to be watched. Hence the name "solitaire" as in solitary.
methebest wrote:gadu wrote:These people that are stalling me these days can QQ all they want about OP this and OP that, but if they spent their 5 minute stall time learning how to play the game instead being sore losers, they might be able to get their RP above 1500 and realize that the truth of the matter is that they have very little talent, rather than their opponents using OP cards like Dion or Talisman Mystic.
last i checked my rp was above 1500 >.>
Lol, likewise. It's funny when people make wrong assumptions.


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Hi, I'm 16 and my girlfriend is going on 15 in a month. I've wanted to have sex with her for a while, and I've spoke to her about it twice. The last conversation ending up in a fight which was resolved. But she thinks that it's wrong to have sex unless you are prepared to have a kid. I hate kids, so does she. I want to have sex with her, and she says she wants to make me happy, but I kind of want her to feel the same as me about it. What should I do?
Your girlfriend is being VERY sensible, whether you may happen to believe it or not. Women have a LOT at stake when they become sexually active. Women are more prone to infections than men. And yes, women can get pregnant, which is a very taxing process for her body, everybody's nerves and the bank accounts of those involved. Unwanted pregnancy is obviously a concern of hers.
She is right to say that it is not a good idea to have sex until you are prepared to deal with having a baby. Being prepared to have a baby is not the same thing as deliberately making baby every time you have sex (i.e., the idea that sex is only for procreative purposes). She just wants to make sure you both have a plan in place in case something goes wrong.
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Birth Name: Emmanuelle Chriqui
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Birth Place: Montreal, Quebec, CA
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Born on Dec. 10, 1977 to Jewish parents of Moroccan descent, Chriqui (pronounced "Shreeky") moved with her family from Montreal to Toronto at an early age, spending her childhood in the suburb of Unionville. The acting bug bit after she was cast in a local theater production at age seven; by age 10, she had logged her first job in a Canadian commercial for McDonald's. Guest roles in several Canadian-produced television productions soon followed, including "Forever Knight" (USA, 1992-96) and "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" (Nickelodeon, 1992-96). By the mid-1990s, she had relocated to Vancouver to take advantage of the wealth of film productions there. Her first major Hollywood film role came i... Continue Bio >>
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MEMS and Sensors Summit Brings Industry Leaders Together to Share Opportunities to Shape the Future of ElectronicsRegistration Open for Summit in Santa Clara on September 10
STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM), a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, is joining with sponsors Berkeley Sensor and Actuator Center, EEWeb, Electronic Engineering Journal, MEMS-Exchange, MEMS Industry Group, MEPTEC and Mouser Electronics to host a one-day interactive summit to discuss the Future of MEMS and Sensors. The conference will be held on September 10, 2013 at the Marriot Hotel in Santa Clara, California.
The summit will feature more than 25 distinguished panelists and speakers, including business leaders and top technologists who will demonstrate how they are adopting sensors to enable applications, augment the user experience, and expand markets. Industry visionaries will describe where the next-generation sensors are creating opportunities to shape the future of electronics.
In addition to presentations, workshops on the Consumerization Wave of Sensors and Telehealth and Wellness Applications will be held through the day.
"Sensors are becoming ubiquitous – moving well beyond smartphones and tablets to appear in everything from gaming devices and fitness monitors to lighting and smart buildings. This summit aims to share the possibilities that lie ahead and how to enable the next generation of devices," said Benedetto Vigna, Executive Vice President, General Manager of the Analog, MEMS & Sensors Group at STMicroelectronics. "The enthusiasm we have seen from speakers, sponsors and attendees for this unique conference promises to deliver exciting discussions about the future of the industry."
In addition to the keynote by Vigna, speakers for plenary sessions include:
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- Becky Oh, President and CEO, PNI Corp
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- Janusz Bryzek, VP Development, MEMS and Sensor Solutions, Fairchild Semiconductor
- Steve Malkos, Senior Manager, Broadcom
- Steve Ohr, Research Director at Gartner Research will moderate a panel including Eli Savransky, Principal Architect from NVIDIA; Hamid Abdollahi, Founder and CTO from Recon Instruments; Becky Oh, President and CEO of PNI Corp; and Mike Perkins, Vice President of Engineering from Neato Robotics.
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Gov. Paul LePage brought education policymakers, and foundations from Florida and Indiana, to an Augusta high school Friday to talk school reform. The decision to highlight those two states at the Governor's Conference on Education was very much a strategic one for LePage and his advisers. Florida and Indiana have already implemented controversial reforms like school choice, tougher teacher evaluation and charter schools. LePage, a Republican, believes pursuing these policies in Maine will prepare more kids for college or work. But Democrats say the governor wants to give out-of-state, for-profit interests undue influence over the state's public schools. Jay Field reports.
On education, Paul LePage sees himself as a sort of warrior, fighting an outdated, sprawling bureaucracy of unions, professional organizations and their Democratic allies in the Legislature. This three-headed beast, LePage often laments in his own unique way, will attack anything that threatens the status quo inside Maine's schools.
So it's no surprise that LePage turned to a veteran of such fights, Tony Bennett, to keynote his conference. Bennett, who's been both a classroom teacher and school administrator, is commissioner of Florida's Education Department.
"I am going to talk to you from the heart," he said. "I went through some pretty tough times last year. I faced some pretty tough audiences. And I will tell you, point blank, what happened in Indiana regarding an election."
Before he ended up in Florida, Bennett was the popularly-elected superintendent of public instruction in Indiana. In 2009, shortly after he took office, he began pursuing a series of aggressive, market-driven education reforms. Bennett backed merit pay, tougher teacher evaluations, a new third-grade reading test, a letter grading system for schools and the largest school voucher program in the nation.
"I was an enigma, an anomoly in my profession, in that I believed in these reforms as a public school administrator," he said. "Many of my colleagues couldn't understand that."
And many voters, it turns out, couldn't either. Bennett lost his bid for re-election last November after one term, as a ground swell of opposition from rank and file teachers in Indiana led to his defeat at the polls. Maine Gov. Paul LePage and his education commissioner, Stephen Bowen, face an uphill battle as they push for some of these same reforms in Maine.
To LePage, Bowen and the rest of the conservative-leaning audience at Friday's summit, Bennett's story is heroic. Opponents of the LePage's agenda, not surprisingly, took a different view of Bennett's talk and the conference as a whole.
"There was no public school educator, no administrator, no public school educator on any of the panels," says Lois Kilby-Chesley, president of the Maine Education Association. Kilby-Chesley worries about the influence that private interests, far from Maine, are trying to wield over the state's schools.
In 2011, the American Legislative Exchange Council - or ALEC - adopted Indiana's reform package as model education legislation. ALEC is an association of conservative-minded lawmakers and policy analysts who help write model, free-market-oriented legislation for lawmakers in state capitols across the nation.
"When we see what has come forth in the last two and half years in Maine, many of the things come from ALEC," Kilby-Chesley says.
Maine taxpayers, says Kilbey-Chesley, don't want to hand over control of public schools to for-profit companies in other states with dubious track records. Last year, an investigation by the Portland Press Herald revealed that Stephen Bowen was consulting with another participant in Friday's conference, the Florida-based Foundation for Excellence in Education, on proposals to create taxpayer-funded virtual schools in Maine.
Other reform's passed last year in Maine, including an overhaul of teacher evaluation in the state, closely resemble model legislation drafted by ALEC. But Gov. LePage defends the approach his administration is taking to reform. "I want every kid in Maine to have the same shot I had in life. And that's not happening."
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Natalia Blackburn of Blackburn Engineering is conducting a survey to begin to determine how solar cooking usage may be able to reduce traditional consumer energy demand in the USA. While individual savings may be small, when the big picture is considered, Natalia believes that wide use of solar cookers can add up to substantial savings for utilities. The objective of this study is to develop a set of protocols to measure energy savings and dollar savings attributable to the use of solar cookers in USA residential households.
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Survey Respondent Comments:
I solar cook more when camping than at home. -Sacramento County, CA
I have used a solar oven almost exclusively since 1982. -Pima County, AZ
Although I typically only solar cook on weekends I utilize all of my cookers and store the food in containers to be heated for dinner that week. -Sacramento County, CA
We really use our cookers a lot and consider 9 months to be pretty good. We also cook in the winter…It is a definite fuel savings. In the winter or on partially cloudy days we often use a hybrid method of bringing (e.g. beans) to a boil and then leave them in the solar cooker for hours to simmer. -Delta County, CO
I have been solar cooking for many years & have a lot of experience teaching / training others to use them as well ~ I STILL don't use any of my cookers on a regular basis here in the US…I always say I will, but just don't. As a novelty on a sunny day, I love to show off what they can do, but the sun is not reliable enough in SF to use on a regular / reliable basis. -San Francisco, CA
My sense is that our household saves [only a] little in natural gas and electricity costs by solar cooking (especially since we make very little use of air conditioning). I think our savings are more in the area of purchasing lower cost food items, like bags of flour to bake with, instead of prepared loaves of bread. -St Louis, MO
I do lots of haybox cooking. My solar oven was damaged (melted + mis-shapened) when cooking on a 113°day… -Oklahoma County, OK
With a good sky, you can do a lot in six months of the year, and I have successfully solar cooked some foods in January, with ambient temperatures in the 20s (F) and snow on the ground. -Latah County, ID
- Number of USA Solar Cooking Survey respondents : 90
- Number of households in the survey : 89
- Number of contacted people who said that they had solar cooked so little last summer that they preferred not participate in the study : 4
- Number of those people who did become respondents : 2
- Number of USA Solar Cooking respondents who have been solar cooking for more than 2 years : 86
- Number of households in the survey that have been solar cooking for more than 2 years : 85
- Number of USA Solar respondents who voted $2 to a solar non-profit org* : 46
- Number of respondents who stated that the survey was understating the number of "pretty good months" for solar cooking (Question B-3**) : 12
- Average number of "pretty good months" represented in those respondents' surveys : 6.3
- Average number of months those respondents did solar cook last year : 10.6
*And by the way, Solar Cookers International, Solar Household Energy, Inc., and the Solar Cooker Project (Jewish World Watch) have all sent their thanks.
**Question B-3: "It has been suggested that in [location where respondent lives] there are [#] "pretty good" months for solar cooking…How many days per week during those months did someone in your household use a solar cooker?"
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October 2012 - April 2013: Surveys were conducted with a fifteen-minute phone interview, or the group of twenty-five questions were answered by email. Over 90 people from all over the US were survey respondents. Thank you to all of you who were respondents.
The Residential Energy Consumption Survey of 2009 (RECS), administered by the United States Energy Information Administration (EIA) indicates that cooking appliances including: range tops, ovens, microwave ovens, and toaster ovens, represent 6.5% of the total electrical consumption in U.S. households. That is 74.1 billion kWhs per year. At a rate of $0.128 per kWh that represents over 9 billion dollars per year.
Residential solar cooking is an emerging technology that has the potential of saving a piece of that energy in sunny climate areas in the USA. Saving 30% of that energy by solar cooking during the 6 prime sun months results in saving $26 per year. To put this amount into a utility company perspective, 50,000 households saving 30% with solar cooking represents 1.3 million dollars or 10,300 megawatt-hours per year. Cost savings would be even greater for residential households in the higher cost energy tiers (a factor of 3 for northern California PG&E residential customers currently). Additional smaller order savings include the air-conditioning energy saved by the household for not having heated the house as much in the summer, and electric demand capacity available to the supplying utility for a household not using as much electricity during peak periods.
In the last decade, those of us in the energy efficiency fields have witnessed acceptance of new more efficient products such as compact fluorescent lights, Energy Star refrigerators, and air-conditioners meeting ever higher California energy efficiency standards. Some of these products save very little for each individual household, but have their impact on the larger scale as more and more households participate. The strategies that successfully encouraged these "now emerged" technologies could be applied to solar cooking as well.
As a start in that direction, this study intends to begin the work of quantifying how much energy a household would save by regularly solar cooking. A review of available literature indicates that some work has been done in this area internationally, primarily by non-governmental organizations evaluating their solar cooker projects in countries with ample sun and impending shortages of wood or charcoal for cooking fires. The author could find but a single study located within the U.S.
Many in the USA solar cook, not because they hope to save a lot of money, but because "it's good for the environment" and "it's the right thing to do". Specific savings are not commonly discussed; they are not easily determined. And small annual savings, such as $26 is not enough to sway most USA consumer decisions in any event. Other people purchase solar cookers primarily as a way to cook food in an emergency situation when utility power or natural gas in unavailable. Many of those solar cookers are stored away until needed. Therefore, it become pivotal that the utilities understand that the energy benefits are better perceived on the larger scale.
The objective of this study is to begin that process which has proven helpful with other "now emerged" technologies. It is to develop a set of protocols to measure energy savings and dollar savings attributable to the use of solar cookers in USA residential households. The study will be undertaken in two phases: the first is an initial solar cooking survey and the second encompasses monitoring and verification of several households that regularly solar cook. As a part of the study a set of results will be presented for each phase. The following questions will be asked about the data that is collected:
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- Can the data be used to provide an estimate of the additional energy saved of cooling the house less?
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Interested in starting a backyard flock, but don't know what poultry might be quite right for you–quackers or cluckers? Portland allows for ducks as well as chickens and while many of their husbandry needs overlap, they still have distinctive pros and cons, though both are equally charismatic.
Michelle Koeppe is a farmer and horticulturist, who is the owner/operator of Phasian Farms, a heritage poultry and vegetable farm located on Chehalem Mountain. With a background working as a zookeeper, park ranger, and veterinary assistant she brings a unique perspective to farming, maintaining a balance with nature and focusing on holistic methods. Though Michelle maintained a chicken flock while living in New Zealand a decade ago, her true chicken zeal started when she worked with Pistils Nursery in Portland– the first business to sell chickens within the city limits. She has raised over 75 breeds of poultry. Now active with the Pacific Northwest Poultry Association, she is working on her certification to become an American Poultry Association poultry judge.


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The race for the 6th District Congressional seat will bring the candidates to Volunteer State Community College for a debate. Republican Diane Black and Democrat Brett Carter will participate in the Sumner County Publications event. Carter, of Hendersonville, and Black, of Gallatin, won their respective parties' primaries during voting that ended Aug. 5. The seat is being vacated by longtime U.S. Congressman Bart Gordon.
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Death penalty opponents are planning a 300-mile walk around eastern North Carolina to lobby for abolition of capital punishment in the state.
The group called Sojourners for Abolition and Reconciliation began walking Sunday in Raleigh on a route that will take the walkers to Wilson on Tuesday. The route includes Rocky Mount, Tarboro, Greenville, Kinston, New Bern, Jacksonville, Goldsboro and Smithfield.
The march is scheduled to end June 30 at the state Legislature.
Organizer Scott Bass said the walk is to remember murder victims, people on death row and all their families.
The march sponsors are Nazareth House and co-sponsored by People of Faith Against the Death Penalty and other groups.
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CHANTILLY, Va. (WUSA) - Dick's Sporting Goods has stopped selling assault weapons and Wal-Mart has pulled from its online store the Bushmaster assault rifle that was used in Newtown.
But other gun dealers are seeing a surge in sales on assault rifles.
More than three million Americans own an AR 15, the most popular rifle in America. At the Blue Ridge Arsenal in Chantilly, at least one gun owner practiced shooting his AR 15 on Tuesday.
"People shoot assault rifles for sport. For target practice, they're shooting paper, most of the people that come in here. It's a fun gun to shoot, it's easy," said Earl Curtis, the owner of Blue Ridge Arsenal.
Former Republican presidential candidate Michelle Bachman has an AR 15 and has touted its effectiveness.
"My favorite gun is an AR 15 because you can be so accurate with it," said Bachman in an previous interview.
The AR15 is the civilian version of the M-16 used by military and its gun of choice in movies and videos.
But it's also been used in some of the worst mass shootings in history. Last week, a man used an AR 15 to kill two people at a shopping mall in Portland Oregon. In July, an AR 15 was used in the movie theater massacre in Aurora, Colorado.
But it was Friday's slaying of 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary School that has led to serious talk of a ban on the assault rifle.
"There's been talk of bans before. Every time a tragedy happens, they bring it up again. But, hopefully, common sense will prevail and our rights won't be infringed, "said Steve, a customer who did not want his last name used.
Many people are blaming Adam Lanza's mother for giving him access to the weapons he used.
"I would had those guns locked up. That's probably the mistake that she made. And if my son were mentally ill, I'd have gotten him help," said Curtis.
Gun enthusiasts seem to agree on a small measure of control. In Virginia, residents can obtain concealed weapons permits without even firing a gun. It's one of a handful of states that allows online courses for permits.
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The new documentary film Room 237 may have only limited appeal but if you love Stanley Kubrick's movies (Paths of Glory, Full Metal Jacket, The Killing, 2000: A Space Odyssey), especially his adaptation of Stephen King's novel The Shining, then this is a must-see film. Structured as an introduction to the many provocative theories about The Shining and its meaning, viewers hear (but never shown) several die-hard fans meticulously outline what they think the film is about and what Kubrick was attempting to express. Those interested in Kubrick's controversial version (Stephen King hated it) conspiracy theories will love the film and the way it depicts both the intellectual limits of critical semiotics and deconstruction as well as the depth of passion and obsession invested in such a project. Was it really a deeply coded criticism of the genocide of the American Indian or could it have been a winking apology for Kubrick's participation in the faking of the moon landing and c'mon, what's up with those cans of Calumet baking soda? If anything, the film proves that art and an artist's intentions can be interpreted in a number of ways, often resulting with comical conclusions but it also serves as a celebration of theory as an intellectual exercise in deepening our capacity to think more dynamically and critically about the power of messaging and the coding of media.
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Going pheasant hunting? Try a state refugeBy: George deVilbiss/Special to Gold Country News Service
Pheasant hunting season opened under the most ideal conditions any ground stomper could hope for. The sky was clear and blue, and if there was a breeze, it was negligible.
Opening weekend is always a barnburner for those toting shotguns. If you had a field to tromp around in, there was a good chance you got your limit of two roosters. Many hunters don't spend much time pursuing these Chinese imports after opening weekend, but the season runs through Dec. 23.
Private property was the site for the majority of successful pheasant hunters. There are clubs throughout the north state that offer a combination of waterfowl and upland game hunting.
There's an adequate number of pheasant to pursue in California but not like the huge numbers in barrel melting states like North and South Dakota.
A major problem in California is the farming practice of spring plowing at the same time pheasants want to mate and nest. Unfortunately, mama pheasant and her nest of eggs are plowed over.
You might want to consider hunting at any of the state's game refuges, such as Delevan, Gray Lodge, Colusa National Wildlife Refuge, the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area and the Grizzly Island Wildlife Area. All are in the north state. Other state and federal units in the Central Valley offer similar opportunities for upland game hunting. All of these units will be open for pheasant hunting on Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays.
Multiple hunters works well to stop "runners," birds that prefer to hoof it way in front of you instead of holding and taking to the air just before you step on him. Use one or more persons to block a bird's movement.
And every bird hunter knows the value of having a dog in the field. I don't know how many birds I may have walked past as he hunkered down until the pup sniffed him out.
Nimbus Hatchery is open to view salmon
Salmon a couple of years ago were thought to be almost an endangered specie. Fishing for Chinook salmon was suspended in the ocean and local water.
Their numbers then exploded, and 2012 is going down as a major run. Ocean fishing was phenomenal, and those fishing in rivers have done extremely well.
They're back. No question about it.
Some will spawn naturally in the river. Others, born in the hatchery, will return to the hatchery.
Ladders at the Nimbus Hatchery are in place to allow salmon to fight their way up from the river to large holding pens, where personnel will milk the females of their eggs, the males of their sperm, and create the next generation of baby salmon.
You can visit the Nimbus Hatchery and watch the spawning process. It's an awesome sight to watch them come up the ladder. You can see them cruising in the holding pens. Catch it at the right time, and you can watch personnel in the spawning process.
There also is a playground with replicas of giant salmon for youngsters.
Current fishing
The temperature has plummeted, and even some lower-elevation lakes were taken out of the fishing equation because of lowering snow levels with the last storm. However, there are many areas you can go to for good rod-bending action.
Port of Sacramento: The boat club at the port held its annual members-only striper derby Saturday, and the indication is there is a tremendous number of stripers roaming the area. By their 2 p.m. weigh-in deadline, 30 stripers had been checked in. There were many more than 30 bass caught, however. Many anglers had a multiple number of fish, only checking in the largest. The majority were five to six pounds with a few from seven to eight pounds. Top fish for the day was 12.3 pounds.
One angler nailed a 34-pounder a couple of days earlier, cast-retrieving a Rat-L-Trap on 15-pound test line. On derby day, he was tossing a Rat-L-Trap when something really big took the lure. He was still fighting the fish an hour, two hours, three hours later. After more than four hours, he finally got it to the boat. Turns out it was a carp that weighed more than 40 pounds. He just knew he had the derby-winning fish.
Access to the north side of the channel and the south side of the port and immediate channel has been cut off but isn't impossible if you're not a boat club member.
After Jefferson Boulevard comes back up as a levee parallel to the Deep Water Channel, there are numerous access points if you have a small boat you can hand launch. You can fish the channel or go all the way up to the port.
It's a much further boat ride, but you can launch below the mouth of the Deep Water Channel and make the run up. And right now, the turning basin and upper channel is stuffed with stripers.
Lake Camanche: It was highly advertised that something like 100 trout would be tagged with rewards of no less than $500 for their trout derby.
Generally, when this happens, most anglers say, "Sure. None of those fish ever get caught." Well, two were caught, and each was worth $500. The top award for the largest stringer weighed in at 8.15 pounds, and the biggest fish beat the stringer at 9.31 pounds.
Several trout are still roaming the lake. While you won't get anything for getting a big stringer, you can win a one-night stay in a cabin at the lake by latching onto a specially tagged trout.
Eagle Lake: Besides opening weekend on the Memorial Day holiday, the lake offers some of the best catching opportunities at this time of year. You can limit right now on Eagle Lake rainbows running to 2½ pounds, and you can stay shallow to find them. A threaded night crawler is always a top bet, but those trolling a Jay Fair fly also are hammering 'bows.
Bay Area: The rock cod bite is wide open, and once the sacks are full, the boats are pulling pots for limits of Dungeness crab. There's a good lingcod bite, and if you can work a jig, you can get a highly preferred ling to nearly 30 pounds. You simply can't beat the combo trips right now.
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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Jeff Green had a game-high 31 points on 11-
of-14 shooting to go along with seven rebounds, four assists and five blocks,
as the Boston Celtics downed the Phoenix Suns, 113-88, picking up their first
road win in eight tries versus Western Conference foes this season.
Chris Wilcox had 14 points and eight boards for the Celtics, who picked up
their first victory following the All-Star break en route to snapping a two-
game skid. Avery Bradley and Jason Terry each scored 13 points and newly-
acquired Jordan Crawford donated 10 in the victory.
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straight and six of their last seven games overall. Markieff Morris scored 11
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Senior Fellow Robert Higgs, author of Delusions of Power, is interviewed on The Lew Rockwell Show, about the delusions of government power and U.S. interventionism.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Defense and Foreign Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Robert Higgs: Warfare, Welfare, and the State
Recorded: Tuesday, July 24, 2012
This presentation by Independent Institute Senior Fellow Robert Higgs was presented on July 24, 2012, at Mises University, sponsored by the Ludwig von Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama.
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Recorded: Monday, June 11, 2012
Research Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless, interviewed on The Street says market forces, not government intervention, are the key to curing the healthcare crisis.
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Recorded: Wednesday, June 6, 2012
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Recorded: Monday, June 4, 2012
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Tabarrok on Debt and Imprisonment
Recorded: Friday, April 20, 2012
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Experts: Alexander T. TabarrokType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Taxes
John Stossel: Why Government FailsBut Free Individuals Succeed
Recorded: Thursday, April 19, 2012
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John Stossel of Fox Business Network speaks about his new book, No, They Cant: Why Government FailsBut Individuals Succeed.
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The Vatican is praising U.S. President Barack Obama's proposals for curbing gun violence as "certainly a step in the right direction."
Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi says no one can fool themselves into thinking that limiting the number of firearms will impede more massacres like the shooting at a Connecticut school last month that killed 26 people.
But Lombardi said in an editorial carried by Vatican Radio on Saturday he supports appeals by U.S. religious leaders to American lawmakers to limit firearms. He says American society is paying an "unacceptable price" in terms of senseless deaths.
Obama is trying to rally support for reinstating a ban on assault weapons and requiring background checks on all gun sales. He faces stiff opposition in the U.S. Congress.
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As a youth, local community leader Laverne Turner was heavily involved in organized team sports, and he remembers how positive an impact it had on him growing up. As an adult in 2003, he says he noticed there were no athletic programs for youth in his community, which motivated Turner to develop a sports program for young people in his South Minneapolis Phillips neighborhood — the East Phillips Park Sports Association (EPPSA). To decide which type of sports team to organize, and if there would even be any interest among the kids, Turner surveyed the young people in his neighborhood to get their feedback. "Most kids wanted to play football, so I tried to put together a football team in cooperation with the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board [MPRB] at the time," Turner says.
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Source(July 19, 1952, ch. 950, 66 Stat. 807; Pub. L. 100–418, title IX, § 9101(b)(2),Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1568; Pub. L. 107–273, div. C, title III, § 13206(a)(11),Nov. 2, 2002, 116 Stat. 1904; Pub. L. 112–29, § 20(c), (j),Sept. 16, 2011, 125 Stat. 333, 335.)
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All current Miami-Dade County 10th graders with a minimum 3.0 unweighted grade point average are invited to apply. Program requirements include earning minimum SAS college entrance exam scores. Enrollment is limited. When the number of eligible applicants exceeds the number of seats available, a random selection process will go into effect.
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May 2, 2016
Hurricane Irene victims are getting even more time to file flood claims with FEMA.
The feds have now extended the proof of loss deadline for flood victims to January 23rd. The deadline had been tomorrow.
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I expect Railey here to announce soon as well... Too much talent ahead of him...
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This seems sketchy to me.
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Not shocking, glad that he stuck it out alll year and kept a positive attitude. Hopefully he finds a good home!
Not surprised.
Darn, I really liked his hair
Since none of the links work or take you to an actual article, what school is he transferring to, or does he not know yet?
why would he commit here then transfer after one year?
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Since Texas A&M has all but wrapped up the class of 2007, the Aggies are getting an early jump on recruiting the class of 2008. The coaching staff is hosting the first junior day this Saturday with another one scheduled for next Saturday as well. Several of the state of Texas' top recruits plan on being in attendance this weekend. One visitor that has been widely reported is offensive lineman Britt Mitchell out of tiny Roscoe High School. Though he plays Class A ball, Mitchell's size (6-foot-8, 300 pounds) has him holding an early offer from A&M. He is all but committed to the Aggies and should be the first member of the 2008 recruiting class. In fact, the Aggies are currently looking at several offensive lineman for 2008. Besides Mitchell, there are two other intriguing weekend visitors at that position that appear to be early Aggie leans. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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Walking Dead Compendium 1 (Compilation of issues 1-48 of the comic book)...almost done, tore through it in about 2 days, have the 2nd volume at the ready.
Walking Dead Compendium 1 (Compilation of issues 1-48 of the comic book)...almost done, tore through it in about 2 days, have the 2nd volume at the ready.
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I will send them via homing pigeon page by page....its about 1000 pages total...I may run out of pigeons....but it will be done!
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Just finished David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas yesterday. I loved it! I was actually quite worried starting into it, because I'd somehow got the idea that it was going to be a really tough read, technically and linguistically, but it wasn't like that at all.
The six interweaving stories all felt like they were from completely different authors and times, and everytime I neared the end of one story I would be really sad that it was ending (or pausing), but then a while later I'd be totally engrossed in the next part.
Also, apparently David Mitchell lives only half an hour from where I live, cool!
And I've now started on The Great Gatsby!
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I yesterday finished Steve Watson's "Before I go to sleep"! It is one of the two of my best books I have read so far("Shutter Island" is the other one).
Enslave my mind...
Sci-fi. Moons are colonized in the solar system and the war is coming...
The Great Gatsby was....alright. I found it hard to sympathise with the characters very much because there wasn't much character development, and so I didn't care too much about what happened them. I have found that I'm not the biggest fan of American classics anyway, so maybe that's it.
I've started in the second Hunger Games book now, Catching Fire. I like it so far, but have a feeling this one will be a bit more about romance than anything else unfortunately. But I like the series as a bit of a light read anyway.
I wanna see movies of my dreams
I read the second and third Hunger Games books. They were good, although the love triangle thing was a bit annoying. Oh well.
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After the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School a lot of people have been looking for ways to ensure safety in schools.
Recently, El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa put an offer out on the table to assist school districts with gun training, and to waive the concealed handgun fee for teachers and administrators. This is obviously just the first step in initiating the idea to allow teachers and administrators to carry concealed handguns. As of now, Colorado law only allows security officers to carry on campus. For anyone else who has a permit to carry, when on campus, the gun must be in a compartment in a locked vehicle.
There are several people and parents happy to hear about the offer and idea, whereas other parents think it is potentially dangerous.
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"I don't think teachers should have guns," said Glen Flaherty. "I think that's a terrible idea."
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In this one-skillet supper, we toss dark leafy greens, diced tomatoes and white beans with gnocchi and top it all with gooey mozzarella. Serve with a mixed green salad with vinaigrette.
Made this for the first time, simple, easy, and most delicious! Would recommend to anyone who loves these flavors to try, and even if you don't love them, should try!
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This was excellent. I'm not a vegetarian but don't mind eating vegetarian meals occasionally; my boyfriend on the other hand complains any time I make something without meat in it. After we ate this meal, I asked him if he even noticed there was no meat, he didn't! If he likes a meat-free dish, you KNOW it's gotta be good!
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Made this last night and am eating leftovers for lunch today. It's good, with a good flavor. I added crushed red pepper to the simmer stage. I was also a bit confused on the prep of the gnocchi; bought shelf stable gnocchi and par-boiled for 3 minutes first. The boy didn't go back for seconds, so I probably won't be making again. It also seemed a little time consuming to make, even though it doesn't sound like it would be.
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When they say you need a LARGE skillet, they aren't kidding! LOL! The only changes I made were to use plain diced tomatoes from a can instead of the ones that came already seasoned, as those all had sugar added, and I used real, full-fat mozarella that I grated myself & a 3-cheese parmesan/Asiago/Romano shredded blend. This is a very tasty, hearty dish. I separated it into 6 portions to spread throughout the week, but they are small portions.
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SOOOO good! I "made it my own" by accidental excellence! So light and filling even my 5 year old cousin loved it! Here is what I did...I couldn't find chard so I used Spinach and I accidentally grabbed garbanzo instead of white beans and I threw in some whole grape tomatoes that I needed to eat before they went bad.
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May 6, 2016
People on our coast enjoyed a beautiful day at the beach Thursday, but are bracing for big changes as Hurricane Sandy gets closer.
The waves at Atlantic Beach were relatively calm Thursday night, but forecasters say we could see big waves crashing onto our coast this weekend and people are getting ready.
Locals at the Tackle Box Tavern say they don't think the storm will do much damage, but Donna Crane says after her past experiences with storms, she isn't taking any chances. "During Irene we had 50 trees knocked down."
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Lecture: "Are Hard Books Good for Children?" Dick Allington, Ph.D.
The 4th Annual Esteves School of Education Spring Speaker Series welcomes Dick Allington, professor of literacy studies at the University of Tennessee and past president of the International Reading Association and the Literacy Research Association, to address the current push to increase the levels of difficulty of school texts.
Date: Wednesday, March 5th, 2014
Time: 7:30 pm
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Location: Bush Memorial Center -- Troy Campus
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There is a current push to increase the levels of difficulty of school texts. The flawed rationale for this initiative was said to be a decreasing level of difficulty in school texts. At least for texts used in grades 3 and 6, no such decrease is evident. The two studies using difficult texts to produce reading growth involved either 1 to 1 tutoring, 1 to 1 assisted reading, or repeated teacher and student read alouds of the texts. On the other hand, studies using reading level matched texts produce reading growth with no special adaptations to instruction. Given that school texts have not become easier and that little research suggests harder texts will improve reading development (when compared to reading level matched texts) teachers should question any attempt to impose more difficult texts on students in the elementary grades.
Dick has been principal investigator on a number of research projects funded by the U.S. Office of Educational Research and Improvement, the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services, and the National Institutes of Health. He received the Outstanding Dissertation Award from IRA and the William S. Gray Citation of Merit for his contributions to the profession. He has been twice co-recipient of the Albert J. Harris Award in recognition of his research contributing to the understanding of reading and learning disabilities, and has been named to the Reading Hall of Fame.
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