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Bowness Park, Calgary
|Bowness Park
Lagoon in Bowness Park
|urban park
|Nearest city
|51°05′49″N 114°13′01″W / 51.09698°N 114.21686°WCoordinates: 51°05′49″N 114°13′01″W / 51.09698°N 114.21686°W
|30 hectares (74 acres)
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|City of Calgary
Bowness Park is a 30 hectares (74 acres) urban park on the Bow River in Bowness, a neighbourhood in the north-west quadrant of the City of Calgary. It is popular in the summer for picnics and boating, and in winter for ice skating on the lagoon and the canal which feeds it.
The park was closed to the public for safety reasons after the major flood which hit Calgary in June 2013. The west half of the park reopened in November 2014, and the east half of the park is expected to reopen in Summer 2016.[1]
Land for the park was donated to the City of Calgary in 1911 by John Hextall, as part of a deal to secure the extension of streetcar service into Bowness Estates, which he was developing as an exclusive suburb.[2] The land consisted of two islands in the Bow River, separated from the south bank by a narrow channel, now dammed off to create a lagoon and small canal.[3]
Although hardly any development took place in Bowness before the end of the second world war, Bowness Park itself was extremely popular, thanks in part to the streetcar service which took Calgarians right to the door at a time when automobiles were rare. In the 20's and 30's service on summer weekends was every 15 minutes and it was estimated that on a fine weekend up to 25,000 people would visit the park, with 28 streetcars being assigned to handle the traffic. Streetcar service was maintained from 1913 through 1950.[4]
Facilities in the park in the early days were extensive. There was a swimming pool, the lagoon for canoeing and boating (with a fountain and central phonograph "playing gentle music"), a large dancing pavilion, a merry-go-round (now in Calgary's Heritage Park), picnic tables and shelters, swings and teeter-totters, camping sites and cabins which could be rented by the week or month and later a scenic railway. The following extract from a 1919 newspaper article gives some idea of the atmosphere at the time:
"The new ferry, which will cross the original boating lake just west of the swimming pool, will supply a want which was badly felt last season. It is expected … that the boys and girls will have a great time on this ferry. It will enable the young people as well as the older ones to shoot across the lake from the grand stand to the refreshment cottage and merry-go-round, without having to tramp around by the lovers' walk or the path at the foot of the lake."[5]
The summer cottages at the park were often rented by families as a summer retreat, beginning in the early 20's until they were removed in 1946.
Many of the former attractions are gone today: the swimming pool was closed in 1959, dancing ceased in 1960, and the Orthophonic, as the phonograph was called, stopped beaming out its music in 1961.
Bowness Park today[edit]
Boats are still available for rent on the lagoon, the fountain has been reinstalled, and the lagoon is used extensively for skating in the winter. In summer, the picnic sites and open spaces for ball games are popular, as is a mini-golf.[1] The modest redevelopment proposed in a 2008 plan began in June 2012.[6] However, the redevelopment was dealt a major setback with the June 2013 flood. Parts of the park were covered by as much as 1.5 meters of silt, as well as other debris. As a result, the redevelopment work that had been done so far was largely erased, and the work plan was modified in order to keep the reduce the impact of future floods. The park was closed for Summer 2014.[7] The west half reopened in November 2014, and the east half of the park is expected to reopen in Summer 2016.[1]
A playground is built in the east side of the park, and the Bow River pathway crosses the park's length. The park is used for launching boats on the Bow River.
- ^ a b c City of Calgary Bowness Park Page
- ^ Bowness Park Calgary'
- ^ Much of the information in this article is taken from Bowness Our Village in the Valley, Bowness Historical Society, 2005. ISBN 1-55383-094-6
- ^ Bowness Our Village in the Valley, p. 57.
- ^ Calgary Herald, May 17, 1919, quoted in Bowness Our Village in the Valley, p.71
- ^ Bowness Park Redevelopment Project
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"You can't stop either of them with one man," defensive end Ben Gardner said. "They eat up blockers."
So says a man who is no easy block on the perimeter, either, as he demonstrated in his 4.5-sack breakout 2011 campaign. After an offseason of hellish muscle-building slow-motion pull-up workouts, the former (barely) two-star linebacker recruit is confident that he can bring five-star pressure from the edge.
"I really think I'm ready to have a dominant year," Gardner said after practice last week. "[As a front seven], we think we can be the best in the country."
Linebacker Shayne Skov's return from a devastating knee injury certainly fuels much of that belief. Fellow defensive players have raved about the "missile's" ability to punish ballhandlers and extinguish openings with surreal quickness. What's most intriguing, though, is Skov's supporting cast on the second level. Vaughters, for one, has been practicing like the next star 'backer in the conference. Murphy's size swallowed up even Stanford's large offensive line during the Spring Game. And for the first time, Skov will play alongside the bulked-up version of outside linebacker Chase Thomas, who skipped last season's NFL Draft to continue terrorizing college quarterbacks.
"The best is when you hear that little squeak or whimper when you hit him really good," Thomas, who added over 10 pounds of offseason muscle, recently told Sports Illustrated.
Sounds like a kind of guy opponents may want to double team.
One problem: that probably won't be possible with Skov, Vaughters, and Murphy also targeting the football. Used almost exclusively in nickel packages on the outside during his freshman 2011 campaign, the six-foot-two, 250-pound Vaughters has grown comfortable with the speed and nuances of college football. He's terrorized Stanford camp as a result, earning a starting spot back at inside linebacker for Stanford's season opener against San Jose State.
"James is a freight train out there," Shaw said. "Almost every day, he's gotten a new nickname. He's phenomenal."
"Juggernaut" has been another one of those monikers for Vaughters, that one coined by fellow truck Murphy - who is not built like an average human being, either. The six-foot-six, 261-pounder - massive and "country strong" - will line up on the outside opposite Thomas. Like Gardner, his 6.5 sacks and 10 tackles for loss in 2011 highlighted a breakout campaign that may have foreshadowed absurd 2012 production.
"This is why I came to Stanford," Vaughters, a Georgia product, said. "To be able to play alongside all these guys, all this talent, under this coaching staff, it's a great opportunity for me."
The front seven is so loaded, in fact, that the two leading tacklers of last year's studly unit likely won't start once Skov's one-game DUI suspension is finished. Jarek Lancaster (a team-leading 70 stops) and A.J. Tarpley (56, plus the game-winning fumble recovery at USC) are fundamentally solid options that could top the lineup on most Pac-12 rosters. But at Stanford, they'll have to settle for providing immediate depth at linebacker. Toss speedy, smart Joe Hemschoot into the mix and serious reinforcements begin accumulating. On the outside, there is no shortage of bodies, either: Under Armour All-American true freshman Noor Davis complements fifth-year senior Alex Debniak and sophomore Kevin Anderson, both of whom aggressively rushed the quarterback in the offseason.
Last season, opposing backs barely scratched out 3.0 yards per carry on the ground against a unit that was Skov-less from week three onward. Nearly a third of opponents' yards gained rushing (1548) were negated by their yards lost rushing (451), thanks largely to the Cardinal's 39 sacks on the season. The ratio of yards giveth to yards taketh away could be lower this time around, given full health, extra muscle, and the addition of Vaughters to the consisent mix.
Still, some issues must be addressed before Stanford can coronate this front seven its best ever. Skov's return to 100 percent from last year's brutal ACL tear is never a guarantee, but he has impressed so far in practice. Shaw said that it'll probably take him a few contests to regain full game endurance, but he expects him to be playing most snaps as the season progresses.
Matt Masifilo's production (2.5 sacks, 8 TFL) at the defensive end spot opposite Gardner has graduated, and it'll have to be filled by two players with no prior starting experience. Both projected starter Henry Anderson and Josh Mauro have proven legitimate so far in practice. Anderson's six-foot-six, 278-pound frame is especially promising. His exciting fumble recovery and return in last season's opener against San Jose State was a tantalizing preview of the large man's athleticism. If he can burst onto the scene like Gardner did last season, the Cardinal have the tools to be unblockable up front. More than one defender will require a double team to be impeded, and there's a finite amount of double teams to go around.
Obviously, defensive coordinator Derek Mason's plan is for the expected pressure to set the table for a secondary that has yet to realize its potential. Last season, the Cardinal intercepted only seven passes. Four of those picks have graduated, three with Michael Thomas. With Andrew Luck gone and passing juggernauts like USC and, potentially, Marquess Wilson-fueled Washington State on the schedule, a ball-hawking secondary is mandatory.
"[The front seven is] good, and it makes things fun because they're so good against the run," freshman cornerback Alex Carter said. " That means we're going to get to defend a lot of pass opportunities. And then they rush the quarterback, and that means he'll be hurried to throw. That just means more opportunities for us defensive backs to make some plays on the ball."
As a secondary, playing bad balls is certainly easier than the alternative of trying to track premiere conference receivers like Robert Woods, Marqise Lee, and Wilson.
Thus, Stanford's touted front seven will go a long ways to determining the team's success. If the big boys up front can live up to their billing on paper, expect stifling run defense and improvement to last year's 39-sack tally. More importantly, expect a Thanksgiving feast for an athletic crop of defensive backs. The unit will feed off the front's success. It's a known football fact that time is a quarterback's best friend, but it's also been well-documented that Shayne Skov and Chase Thomas don't like letting throwers enjoy that luxury.
If pressure ends up ruling the day, let the big hits, mistakes, and wobbly passes begin. That'll be the only way to beat Barkley and return to the BCS for a third straight year. Stanford may just have the tools defensively to do it, though.
[Ed: Talk to people who really know college football, and they'll say that if the SEC is a cut above the rest of the nation, it starts and ends with defensive line play, defensive tackles in particular. I'm strangely bullish on Stanford's 2012 prospects, and a major reason why is a front seven that could go toe to toe with any unit in any league.]
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It´s been over used and miss-used during the years, it´s supposed to be playful font made for comics but it´s been used too often in serious situations, like lectures in social studies etc. And it got the stamp to be something only "newbs" use now. I use Mighty Zero in my new comics. But I´m not gonna go back and change my old ones because of another hate band wagon XD
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Despite Drake's denial that he was involved in the bar brawl on early Thursday, June 14, Chris Brown's lawyer Mark Geragos insisted that proofs have been found that Drake was at fault. As a result, Drake could be charged with reckless endangerment.
"I have turned over evidence that it was Drake who instigated this. The evidence makes it clear that Chris is the victim in all of this," Geragos, told the NY Post. "I believe the police are building a case against Drake and his thugs. Clearly, Drake was the instigator, and there is evidence he threw glassware."
Five people were injured during the scuffle that took place at W.I.P. nightclub in SoHo including basketball star Tony Parker. It was alleged that Drake and Brown were arguing over the latter's ex-girlfriend Rihanna before Drake hurled a bottle that hit Brown's chin. A witness said he heard gunshots inside the club but no weapon was found.
Drake himself claimed that he was nearly out of the club when the altercation happened. His representative said on Thursday, "Drake did not participate in any wrongdoing of any kind last night at W.I.P. He was on his way out of the club when the altercation began. [Drake] did not engage in any activity which resulted in injury to person or damage to property."
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Water Rights Compact Signing Between the Crow Tribe and Montana Today
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The U.S. Department of the Interior announced it will be holding a signing ceremony of a Crow Tribe-Montana Water Rights Compact today at 1 p.m. in Washington, D.C.
According to a release from the Interior, Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior, will join Brian Schweitzer, Montana Governor, and Cedric Black Eagle, Crow Tribe Chairman.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The Tennessee Titans reached an agreement Monday that will make Eddie George the highest-paid running back in the NFL, his agent said.
Lamont Smith confirmed that terms had been reached for a six-year contract extension worth $42 million, including a $14 million signing bonus that will be paid out during the next 10 months.
"The thing we're most pleased about is the deal places him in that elite category, which he deserves," he said Monday night.
A news conference was scheduled for 4 p.m. CDT today at the Titans' practice facility to announce the extension.
The Titans had made signing George, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, their top priority after signing coach Jeff Fisher to a new contract this off-season.
George, the 1995 Heisman Trophy winner from Ohio State, has been the focus of the offense since he was drafted in 1996, and he had said he wanted the deal done before reporting for training camp Friday.
George, who turns 27 in September, has not missed a game in his first four seasons and has 25 100-yard games. The Titans are 20-5 when he has rushed for 100 yards, and he turned in a career-high with 1,762 combined yards and a career-best 13 touchdowns last season as the franchise reached its first Super Bowl in 40 years.
George also is one of only four running backs to rush for at least 1,200 yards in each of their first four seasons, joining Eric Dickerson, Earl Campbell and Barry Sanders.
Last year the Indianapolis Colts signed rookie Edgerrin James to a seven-year, $49 million contract, while the St. Louis Rams signed Marshall Faulk to a seven-year, $45 million deal. Jamal Anderson of the Atlanta Falcons signed a five-year, $32 million contract last year.
The signing bonus equals the $14 million cornerback Ty Law received from the New England Patriots and tops the $13 million to receiver Keyshawn Johnson of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or Joey Galloway's $12 million from the Dallas Cowboys.
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Best Hotel in Pittsburgh
My room was pristine. The friendly staff informed me I would be sleeping in a brand new "Cloud 9" mattress, the bathrooms were newly renovated within the past year, and all the rooms have brand new carpet. The hotel is in an awesome location in Oakland, literally it is a 10-15 minute drive to anywhere in the inner city area, Downtown is 5 minutes, walking distance to University of Pittsburgh and CMU, and for dining, you can be at any of the city's 150+ restaurants in practically no time at all. Furthermore they have a shuttle van that will drive you within a 3 mile radius, this was awesome!! Hampton Inn's free hot breakfast buffet was a splendid treat, I was expecting to have to shell out $30 for breakfast each morning. Best value for your dollar.
Funny beds, but otherwise nice
We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights, and everything was good, although the bed seemed to be in need of replacement (in room 408), as it seemed to be a bit uneven. The room was a little on the small size. I did manage to peer into a room on the odd-numbered side of the hotel, and the room seemed to be a little bigger on that side of the hotel.
The breakfast was pretty good, and the shuttle service was very convenient.
We would definately stay there again.
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Good times
we were in town for 2 nights for a job interview - the location of the hotel is in the oakland part of pittsburgh, and was reasonably close to a good number of restaurants, bars, and services. the place is clean and the staff were very helpful with directions and recommendations for eating out, etc. parking costs extra, $9/night, which will raise the price a bit. the only downside was that the free continental breakfast didn't have eggs every day (alternated with french toast sticks). when coming back to pittsburgh we would stay here again.
Best choice period!
Excellent service.The staff were friendly,courteous and ready to help. Clean rooms.Clean sheets,very clean floors! Very good continental breakfast.Fresh fruit,buns,rolls,donuts,coffee,tea,juice!The works! Good price. Free shuttle to downtown and major attractions. We'll be back!
Nothing special, but no complaints
Stayed here to see a Stones concert when all the downtown hotels were booked solid. Staff was pretty friendly and helpful. My room was, well, a hotel room. Bed, tv, desk, chair. Nothing outstanding but nothing wrong either. Bathroom had a shower, no tub. There's a complimentary continental breakfast each day but I'm a late riser so I can't say what it's like. Offstreet parking was nice, but not exactly cheap ($19 sticks in my head but don't quote me). Also nice is the free shuttle to downtown that leaves every hour. There didn't seem to be a lot to do in the immediate vicinity of the hotel in terms of restaurants, bars, etc., though I didn't really explore the area much. All in all, a pretty good choice if you want to stay in the university area, or if you're looking for a cheaper alternative to the downtown hotels. By the way, if you're a walker, it's not out of the question to walk from the hotel to downtown or the South Side. I ended up walking back after the concert, by way of the South Side. Stopping at a few "establishments" along the way made it quite doable :)
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This was a favorite thanks to free parking and breakfast but the
hotel changed policy in September- its now $9 but at least it is self
parking. They have put some money into the place, upgrading the
bathrooms and the buffet breakfast, but the prices have crept up
and this is no longer a great bargain
Good hotel and location but a bit overpriced
Just stayed at this H.I. and found it convenient to downtown and tourist attractions. Staff was very helpful and friendly. I think that the price of the king study rooms (about $119/night) is too high, given the rooms are very average in quality and the $9/night parking fee. Very well worth it if a deal below $100 can be found.
Great deal, great location
Stayed just one night but found the hotel to be a bargin at $89. Comfortable bed, clean modern bathroom, nice view of the skyline, and no funny smells made this an exceptional deal. Included a breakfast buffet. Parking was an additional $9 which was supposed to be free according to the 800# reservationist but that was only a minor irk. Handy to Oakland, Squirrel Hill, Downtown, and Shadyside.
A Good Value For Your Money
I was very pleased with this hotel -- nice rooms, good complimentary breakfast, free parking, courteous staff, convenient location to PITT (our destination), and lower rates than other nearby hotels. I would not hesitate to stay here again.
Good choice
There are many colleges in the area, and many hotels to choose from. We have found Hampton is to be the best value for the money. The rooms are well-furnished, the staff is friendly and accomodating, the free breakfast is good. There is even free parking (a minor miracle in that area). You won't make a mistake choosing this hotel.
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Although I won't always admit it, I love my family. And although we are all very different individuals, from our religious observance to our academic interests, we are extremely close. In fact, I think our diversity is what allows us to be so close. Because I went to a different high school than my brother and sisters, I never had to deal with a teacher liking me more – or less – than an older sibling. Because my sisters are much older than I am, we never fought over clothes. Because we are all so different, it is almost impossible for my parents to compare us.
Likewise, Jacob and Esau are very different: Esau is red and hairy, and Jacob is not; Esau loves the outdoors, and Esau prefers to stay inside. Jacob and Esau have different appearances, professions, and priorities. Instead of embracing their differences, these brothers are in constant conflict. Their fighting is encourages by their parents, who clearly play favorites. Rebekah helps Jacob trick Isaac into giving him Esau's blessing, and Esau chooses an additional wife that he knows he parents will approve of. Jacob and Esau are seriously lacking in brotherly love.
Before they are even born, God tells Rebekah, "Two nations are in your womb, two separate peoples shall issue from your body; one people shall be mightier than the other, and the older shall serve the younger" (Genesis 25:23). Rebekah knew her children would be different, and she chooses to favor the younger son. God never predicts that Esau and Jacob will become rivals and their descendants will form rival nations. The nations of Esau and Jacob could have become brother nations – separate, yet still friendly. Instead, they fight for years and are not reunited for many years.
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CLEVELAND -- LeBron James did not lead the Cavaliers in scoring, rebounds, assists, dunks or anything vital.
And this time, it didn't matter.
Zydrunas Ilgauskas scored 16 points with a season-high 16 rebounds, Larry Hughes added 15 points and the Cavs hardly needed James in an easy 94-77 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday night.
James scored 11 points -- three above his season low and 15 below his average -- and spent the first half of the fourth quarter watching as the scuffling Cavaliers, who came in just 4-8 since Jan. 16, won their fifth straight at home against the Clippers.
"Guys took advantage of what we had," James said. "I didn't struggle at all. I didn't force anything. I took what was there. Defensively, we took care of business."
Sasha Pavlovic added 16 points and Drew Gooden 13 for Cleveland, which held the Clippers to 35 percent shooting and without a field goal for a nearly nine-minute stretch bridging the third and fourth quarters.
"We're trying to figure out ways to score and get stops when LeBron doesn't have one of his normal nights," Cavs coach Mike Brown said. "It's kind of been by committee."
Elton Brand led Los Angeles with 21 points and Shaun Livingston added 19 for the Clippers, who have dropped three in a row.
In the aftermath of a stinging loss to Detroit on Sunday, both James and Hughes said the Cavaliers should be running more, their argument being the team is better suited for an up-tempo offensive game than the slowdown style preferred by Brown, who preaches defense first.
The Cavs pushed the action when they could, attacking the rim when the opportunity was there.
"It's no secret that I like to play that way," Hughes said. "I like to get up and run. So whenever we can get out and attack a team from start to finish, I think it works best in our favor."
While there was no drastic change in their offense, the Cavaliers did do something different: They made a few more free throws, going 21-of-28 (75 percent) from the line. Cleveland has been the NBA's worst free-throw shooting team all season and came in making just 68 percent of its attempts.
Leading by 11 at halftime and 13 after three quarters, the Cavaliers pushed their lead to 21 with 5:15 remaining when James drilled a 3-pointer.
With upcoming games later this week against Miami and the Los Angeles Lakers, the Cavs, now 7-1 at home against Western Conference teams, needed a relaxing night and the Clippers seemed only too willing to give them one.
Playing the second game of a back-to-back after losing in New York on Tuesday, the Clippers had early energy and then faded.
"To be a quality team in this league, you have to be consistent about stuff you do," guard Sam Cassell said. "Right now, we're not having that consistency."
Los Angeles forward Corey Maggette was inactive, one day after he criticized coach Mike Dunleavy following the club's loss in New York. Maggette, second on the team in scoring and rebounding, was unhappy about playing just 17 minutes against the Knicks, who overcame a 10-point deficit to win.
"It's just more of Dunleavy's (stuff) again," said Maggette, who recently had a meeting with owner Donald Sterling, Dunleavy and general manager Elgin Baylor to end trade speculation about the seven-year veteran. "I don't get it, I really don't. It's crazy. I put in work. I deserve to play. It's totally mind-boggling to me."
The Clippers said Maggette was out with the flu.
The Cavaliers were just 1-of-13 to open the second quarter before Ilgauskas hit a jumper to snap a 35-all tie. Hughes then scored nine straight points and Cleveland closed the period with a 10-2 spurt to open a 54-43 halftime lead.
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Linux Game Publishing ports popular games on Linux systems. It has now expanded its offerings to provide game downloads and rental agreements.
Linux Game Publishing (LGP) has ported numerous games to Linux in the past. The publisher is now going new directions to add reseller downloads and game rentals to its services. The step is in response to user requests, says LGP's CEO Michael Simms in a blog entry.
However, Simms adds that "LGP is not selling downloadable versions directly, as to do so would seriously damage the ability of the reseller chain to compete meaningfully." Moreover, resellers such as Tuxgames could sell downloads of the LGP games at a better price than the boxed versions.
The downloads would provide buyers further rights to the games. As long as LGP exists as a company, customers can download games at any time. The downloads require Internet access keys that expire after a period of time after first activation. In the "unlikely event" of LGP ceasing operation, all downloaded games will go, protected, onto the bittorrent network.
The new rental option provides games for a week or a month "at ridiculously low prices." The rentals require Internet access (much like Steam). There are currently only three games available (X3, Jets'n'Guns and Sacred), with more to follow.
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I'll just have to give it another try then, obviously a problem on my end. I assume you're using the v1.3.0 HF4 trainer?
EDIT: Yup, I'm just stupid and have got it working now
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I have the same problem and are also stupid, could you tell me what you did to get it working please?
@Mirraluka Is this game worth shelling out a few quid for? I've read some reviews and would rather get my info from fellow chu members.
If you enjoy killing zombies and driving around its all great fun from the start to the end, i have played it through 3 times to date,the game is worth every dollar or pound lol, buy it,always remeber though one mans meat is another mans poison..lol.
P.S. you also get to play about 4 diffrent people.
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Duck stamp sales hit all-time high
Duck stamp sales reach all-time high
Waterfowl hunting last season set a record in Arkansas. The number of hunters was an all-time high, and this doesn't necessarily mean hunting success was at a peak.
Sale of duck stamps is the yardstick used for hunter participation.
Federal duck stamps are officially migratory bird hunting and conservation stamps. Arkansas calls its duck stamp a waterfowl stamp. Both are required for any hunter 16 or older to go after ducks and geese.
For the 2013-2014 waterfowl hunting season, 97,117 stamps were sold in Arkansas, topping the previous record of 95,863 posted in the 2002-2003 season, according to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
The past season's sales were 55,935 for resident stamps and 41,182 for non-resident stamps. In the previous peak of 2002-2003, sales were to 62,405 residents and 33,458 non-residents.
Roughly 40 percent of the stamp sales for 2013-2014 were for non-resident stamps, an indication that hunters from other areas continue to find Arkansas a fertile place for their waterfowl activities.
This percentage is noticeably higher than in 2002-2003 when less than one-third of the stamp sales went to non-residents.
The long-term average for duck stamp sales in Arkansas is about 67,000 with a 70-30 ratio for residents and non-residents.
25 lucky hunters drawn for public land elk permits
For 25 lucky hunters, the highlight of the Buffalo River Elk Festival was the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's drawing for public land elk hunting permits. The two-segment season will be Oct. 6-10 and Oct. 27-31.
Elk hunting on private land is restricted to one zone, consisting of all private land in Boone, Carroll, Madison, Newton and Searcy counties, except for a portion of Boxley Valley.
The private land hunt will end the evening of Oct. 31, or the evening that the 28 elk quota (8 bulls, 20 antlerless) is met; whichever comes first.
Public land elk permit winners:
• Rodney Dodson, Fouke, Zone 1, either sex, Oct. 6-10
• Olivia Lowe, Conway, Zone 1, antlerless, Oct. 6-10
• Brian Smith, Bismarck, Zone 4, antlerless, Oct. 6-10
• Kenneth Brown Sr., Magazine, Zone 1, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Adam Carlton, Mulberry, Zone 1, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Kolbey Wood, Clarksville, Zone 2, youth either sex, Oct.27-31
• Warner Henderson, Jonesboro, Zone 2, either sex, Oct.27-31
• Jay Criswell, Alexander, Zone 2, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Jordan Johnson, Little Rock, Zone 2, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Adam Keeth, Rogers, Zone 2, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Robert Cooper, Concord, Zone 2, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Robert Brown, Cabot, Zone 2, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Jack Keeling, Hot Springs, Zone 3 youth, either sex, Oct. 27-31
• William James, Benton, Zone 3, either sex, Oct. 27-31
• William Stearman, Waldron, Zone 3, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Derek Mallen, Cabot, Zone 3, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Andrew Guffey, Pangburn, Zone 3, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Michael Dillard, West Fork, Zone 3, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• John Williams, White Hall, Zone 3, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Jaden Fraser, Vilonia, Zone 4, either sex, Oct. 27-31
• Stan Jones, Hoxie, Zone 4, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Bryan White, Mountain Home, Zone 4, antlerless, Oct. 27-31
• Rita Foster, Viola, Zone 1, either sex, Oct. 27-31
• Bobby Launius, Camden, Zone 2, antlerless, Oct. 6-10
• Kent Ruddick, Garfield, Zone 3, antlerless, Oct. 6-10
Conway angler wins Big Bass Bonanza
Conway angler Steve Scherrey took home the top prize in this year's Arkansas Big Bass Bonanza. It was the second time Scherrey had won the tournament (2000, 6.76-pounder).
The 6.98-pound bass he caught in the 8 a.m. hour last Saturday in the Dumas pool lifted him over one-day leader William Fitzgerald's 6.87-pound fish in the Dardanelle pool.
Scherrey is taking home $50,000 for his efforts. Scherrey beat out 2,277 other anglers to win the grand prize. He caught the winning bass while fishing with a Buzz Bait.
First-place winners in each of the other pools, winning $10,000 each are:
• William Fitzgerald, Greenbrier (6.87), Dardanelle pool
• David May, Little Rock (6.85), North Little Rock pool
• Karry Dedmon, Huntington (5.69), Fort Smith pool
• Jason Hamilton, Star City (5.63), Pine Bluff pool


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The Crunge - LZ
aha, I don't care what you all say. Its got one of the best beats I've heard in a long time. And when it comes down to the facts, the guy is a marketting genius.
Not to fit a mold,Not to join a trend,Not to follow a crowd
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I love you, Adam.
I've only heard one song from The Verve
Bitter Sweet Symphony (awesome song), once used it for a school project.
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Any Colour You Like - Pink Floyd.
Damn Brits.
I recommend you check them out. I don't whether you'd like their earlier stuff (like Man Called Sun) though, it's a lot more psychedelic.Originally Posted by manred
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It is disingenuous to say that the reasons for closure are not things the system's managers have caused themselves. The SRC was supposed to have fiduciary responsibility for keeping schools open and academically viable. Handing out one charter-school contract after another with less and less oversight is irresponsible.


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