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Teaching Carnival 5.10
June's Teaching Carnival was compiled by Billie Hara, a Lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Texas, Arlington. You can reach her via email, Twitter, or through her blog, Crossing Borders. ProfHacker has become the permanent home of the Teaching Carnival, so each month you can return for a snapshot of the most recent thoughts on teaching in college and university classrooms. You can find previous carnivals on Teaching Carnival's home page.
Know of a blog post (perhaps your own) that should be included in the next Teaching Carnival. . . ?
- Email the next host directly with the address to the permalink of your blog post, and/or
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The State of Education
- Grant Wiggins at his blog Granted, but …, provides a rationale for using "Value Added" in Value added – Why its Use Makes Me Angry (OR: A Good Idea Gone Bad, Again, in Education.
- The Editors of Rethinking School write an editorial on the Occupy movement in Occupy Education.
- Jack Solomon writes about Jack Kerouac's iconic novel, On the Road, in Teaching Popular Cultural Semiotics.
- Traci Gardner has spent some time writing about Connected Learning: Can Connected Learning Make a Curriculum Relevant? She then provides Examples of Connected Learning Activities. Lastly, Gardner continues with Yes, And . . . I Still Want to Try Connected Learning.
- Comics and graphic novels appeared frequently this month. Elizabeth Losh and Jonathan Alexander discuss Comics as Critique: Some Approaches to Graphic Teaching, Part 3 and provide important insights in Learning from the Pros: Interview with Graphic Novelist Keith McCleary, Part One
- J Ben Deaton asks that important question Who Knew that Edward Tufte has a podcast? (I certainly didn't!)
- Here's a reminder about the newest offerings from TED: TED.Ed: Lessons Worth Sharing. Viewers can search for relevant lessons by subject,
- Melissa Venable at Inside Online Learning writes about Creating Consistency in Your Online Courses
- Assessment is an important topic to teaching and Melissa Venable at Inside Online Learning retells a student's perspective in The Quiz was … Awesome.
- Andrea Zellner at GradHacker explores Tools for Providing Student Feedback.
- Pernille Ripp at Blogging Through the Fourth Dimension explores grading in Let's Discuss Your Weaknesses and Watch You Soar and Throwing Out Grades Doesn't Mean Throwing Out Expectations.
- In "What to Do When You Have a Bad Class," Ellen Bremen, The Chatty Professor, discusses the dreaded experience when a class dynamic doesn't gel… including a previous one of her own.
- Melissa Venable at Inside Online Learning explores Teaching with Text Messages.
- Terry Heick at Edudemic provides 100 (Updated) Ways to Use Facebook in Your Classroom, then he also provides 5 Ways Rapid Technology Change Impacts Education.
- Barbara Nixon lists 13 Ways to be an Awesome Guest Speaker
- Andrew Miller at Edutopia gives us 5 Tips to Avoid Teacher Burnout
- Elena Aguilar asks, Teachers, What's Your Vision?
- Kelli Marshall discusses Teaching in T-Shirts and Skirts.
- Katy Meyers at GradHacker reminds us that relaxing is important in Taking Time to Turn Off.
- Ellen Bremen provides answers to a first-gen student who has failed their first year and is afraid to tell parents: "I just finished my first year. I'm not doing so hot." Part 1 and Part 2
And because it's the season: Selected Commencement Addresses
- Jane Lynch's Commencement Address at Smith College
- Aaron Sorkin's Commencement Address at Syracuse University
- Lou Holtz's Commencement Address at University of Portland
- Ira Glass Commencement Address to Goucher College Class of 2012
- Eric E. Schmidt: 2012 Boston University Commencement
- Mitt Romney – Liberty University Commencement
- President Obama Speaks at Barnard College Commencement
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Teaching Carnival 5.11: Billie Hara will compile July's Teaching Carnival. If you have links, images, thoughts, suggestions, please send them to her: email or twitter.
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LAST CHANCE PARTY For The 18th Annual Original Harley Party
There will be no tickets sold at the gate during the 18th Annual Harley Party so this will be your last chance to purchase tickets before the party.
Today is your last chance to get your tickets to the 18th annual Harley Party. There will not be any tickets sold at the gate you must purchase tickets in advance.
The last chance party will be held today, Friday, July 27th from 4p.m. to 7p.m. at Tripps Harley-Davidson. There will be beer, tons of prizes to be given away and of course they will be selling tickets for the party.
Plus, if you buy your tickets today at the Last Chance Party then you will automatically be entered in a drawing for a $100 gift card from Hoffbrau Steaks and a $100 gift card from Tripps.
Don't wait till the last minute to buy your tickets because you might not get one. Ticket sales will cut off NO LATER than 2p.m. on Saturday (or when all tickets are sold).
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Guide / Videos / News / Map 1, 2, 3 / Tour
Island Extras: Desktop Wallpaper 1, 2, 3 / Printable Poster 1, 2, 3, 4 / Champions Map 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Miles from civilization, it's just you against nature. Can you survive in the wilderness and find your way back home?
[Episode 1: Crash Landing] Night has fallen and the temperature is dropping. Alone in the forests of the Yukon, you must find a way to build a fire — but time is running out.
[Episode 2: Hook, Line and Sinker] With no help in sight, your hunger threatens to overtake you. Can you catch your next meal under the ice — or will you become fish food?
[Episode 3: Distress Signal] A broken radio. A chance for rescue. Send a distress call if you can, but beware of who might be listening!
[Episode 4: Cabin Fever] Your rescuer offers a hot meal and a comfy bed, but you're not his guest – you're a prisoner. Can you escape the wilderness lodge before his next hunt begins?!
[Episode 5: Escape!] The hunt is on! In the darkness before dawn, can you turn the tables on your pursuer and escape the woods once and for all?
These pictures are collected in your Poptropica photo album in the profile section.
- Survival Island is Poptropica's 38th island. It is the first island to be released episodically, meaning that new chapters (episodes) will be released over time so that we won't have to wait so long for a new Poptropica adventure. The first episode (Crash Landing) was released to members on March 20, 2014 and April 17, 2014 for everyone.
- Survival Island is the first island to have no common room.
- According to the official description, the island takes place in the Yukon, which is in Canada.
- This island appears to focus on the conflict of man versus nature.
- One of the handbook pages is titled "Can't start a fire without a spark" – a line in the Bruce Springsteen song "Dancing in the Dark".
- The Wet Kindling you can pick up in Episode 1 is actually not needed and can't be used, since what you need for your fire is the Dry Kindling in the bear cave.
- There's a cutscene at the beginning of the island where your blimp crashes in the thunderstorm, which is the first time the blimp has played a role other than transporting you from island to island.
- At the start of Ep 2, you climb down the cliff you could jump off of in Ep 1. The chunk of wood you can throw off the edge of the far left cliff in Episode 1 awaits you on the ground in the first area of Episode 2.
- The crashed plane in Episode 3 is labeled "Mews Airlines", a reference to the Mews Foundation, first seen on Cryptids Island.
- In Episode 3, when you search through the bag of coins, there's a coin worth "10 Twitcoins", a spoof of the 21st century Bitcoin currency. This coin is dated 2014, the year Survival was released. The motto on the coin is "vires in absurdum" (Latin for 'strength in the absurd'), also a spoof for the motto on Bitcoins, "vires in numeris" ('strength in numbers').
- American pennies stopped being made out of copper in 1982. This is reflected in Episode 3, when you need a copper penny made in 1981 to help you assemble a radio.
- The Pocket Knife you find on a tree branch in episode 3 is a Victorinox Swiss army knife. However, the logo has a "P" in it for Poptropica.
- In Episode 3, the detached plane wing by the river says "MLP4VR", which may mean "My Little Pony forever".
- Starting from Episode 4, the plot is loosely based on the 1924 short story The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell (click here to read it). In it, the big-game hunter General Zaroff intends to hunt humans who end up on his island, much like Myron Van Buren of Survival Island. The story is referenced in a newspaper clipping found on the wall of Van Buren's trophy room, which says: "Myron Van Buren, the last descendent of the legendary Van Buren hunting family, continues his family's quest to seek out ever more dangerous game."
- "Cabin Fever" is the name of the 6th Diary of a Wimpy Kid book (by Poptropica Creator Jeff Kinney) as well as the title of the 4th episode of Survival Island.
- The pitcher from Episode 4 says "Jon" on it, a reference to Poptropica Creator Jon Pitcher. Clever.
- Myron Van Buren bears a striking resemblance to the hunter in the classic film Jumanji. As if the similarity in appearance weren't enough, the angry Jumanji hunter's name is Van Pelt!
- The sawmill in Episode 5 has a sign that reads "Bunyan Mill", likely a reference to Paul Bunyan, a giant lumberjack of American folklore.
- Members get an additional Survival gear pack. Wind Power, Ghillie Suit, and Rhino Costume are available now.
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Left speechless Everything has changed for deaf visitors at Yosemite
by Claire Trageser
Editor's note: In this story, we have capitalized Deaf when a person identifies himself or herself as a member of the Deaf community, or in instances when we are referring to the community.
When 11-year-old Lily Molina visited Yosemite National Park for the first time, she was stunned to meet a park ranger who spoke her language.
Lily is Deaf, and usually relies on her mother Kristal to interpret for her when she visits museums or other attractions. But that means her mom can't fully engage in the thing they're seeing, because she's worried about keeping up as an interpreter.


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Government shutdown could affect Duke football
Posted October 1, 2013
Durham, N.C. — The government shutdown that went into effect at 12 a.m. Tuesday may also affect the Duke University football team.
According to multiple reports Tuesday, service academies have sent home non-essential employees, including those who work in sports departments. A representative at the United States Naval Academy told USA Today that the Department of Defense has "suspended all intercollegiate athletic competitions at the Service Academies."
Navy was scheduled to play Air Force Saturday in Annapolis, Md., but according to a statement released Tuesday afternoon by the Air Force Academy, they have suspended all travel for intercollegiate events, including the football game Oct. 5. AFA said they will make every attempt to continue to play home games during the shutdown.
Duke is scheduled to play Navy in Durham on Oct. 12. That game is slated to be televised on WRAL starting at 12:25 p.m.
A statement from Duke on Tuesday said that there is no contingency plan as of now with the game still more than a week away.
Should the game be postponed, the Blue Devils could possibly reach out to Fresno State for a rescheduled contest in Durham, although no conversations between Duke and Fresno State have taken place.
Fresno State had their game against the University of Colorado cancelled two weeks ago due to the flooding in Boulder. Colorado has already added Charleston Southern to their schedule as a make-up opponent while Fresno is still short a game on their season schedule.
Multiple games involving the service academies in other sports have already been canceled, including a soccer game scheduled for Tuesday between Navy and Howard.
According to a statement offered to the Capitol Gazzette in Annapolis by Air Force Athletics Director Troy Garnhart, "upper-class cadets at the Air Force Academy are considered military personnel, which means they could be subject to travel restrictions under the shutdown."
Army is slated to play at Boston College this weekend. No word has been released yet on the status of that game.


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The pair of bombs that blasted havoc into the Boston Marathon last week fueled anger, sadness and a sense of vulnerability our country hasn't felt in years.
The news of the two bombs, which killed three people and injured dozens more, was covered instantly by the national media. It was all over the news: TV, radio, newspapers and the Internet.
On more than one occasion, I heard so-called experts call it the first "successful" terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 9/11. Looking at newspaper front pages that day, it might seem so.
Big, bold headlines filled newspapers coast to coast: "TERROR AT HOME" in The Bakersfield Californian; "Who? Why?" in the Oakfield, Calif., Tribune; "TERROR RETURNS" in USA Today; and "DAY OF TERROR" in the Valley Morning Star of Harlingen, Texas. Several papers ran the headline "Boston Massacre," while others chose "U.S. on High Alert."
Talk of the bombings was endless on TV and radio news stations, and rightfully so. It was a horrific act and the entire country was concerned for the people in Boston. But for experts and news anchors to call it the first successful act of terrorism since 9/11 may play a pivotal role in how history records similar events, that may or may not include bombs.
To call the Boston bombings the first successful terrorist plot since the Sept. 11 attacks is to say that the Fort Hood shooting on Nov. 5, 2009, was not a terroristic attack. Yes, the accused shooter used guns – not bombs – in his planned out attack. Yes, the attack was carried out on Army post – not a street full of civilians. And, yes, the accused attacker is a member of the U.S. Army.
However, one of the major issues in Maj. Nidal Hasan's pre-trial hearings and upcoming murder trial has been the classification of Hasan as a "terrorist."
The Defense Department has classified the shooting – which claimed 13 lives and injured 32 others – as a case of workplace violence. Investigations into Hasan's past, however, paint him as a radical Muslim, angered over the U.S. wars abroad and influenced by a known terrorist the U.S. assassinated last year. As Hasan's pre-trial hearings moved forward last year, one expert witness from the prosecution called him a "home-grown terrorist."
I understand the Defense Department, and all the U.S. government for that matter, wanting to hold off on labeling the act as "terrorism" until a verdict is reached for Hasan.
But for the rest of us, common sense included, we can look at what happened and call it what it is.
It's clear someone went into Soldier Readiness Processing Center that day, and started shooting innocent people in cold blood. The building, and the area around the building, was filled with screams and blood. No, it wasn't a street in Boston or New York City, but terror was alive and well that day. And, unfortunately, it was a "successful" attack.
Our nation, our terrorism experts and journalists from coast to coast need to take note: The Boston bombing, as tragic as it was, was not the first "successful" act of terrorism since 9/11. The Fort Hood shooting was.
No one should forget that, especially the history books.
Jacob Brooks, a former Army tanker, is the city editor for the Killeen Daily Herald. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or (254) 501-7468.


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There's no shortage of skeletons rattling in Anaheim's closet—a lot of 'dem bones can accumulate in the 150 years it takes a city to reach its sesquicentennial anniversary—and it's not necessarily a surprise that few of them show up in Anaheim Home Companion. This original play is the Chance Theater's celebration of the winter holiday season, not Halloween.
Looking wistfully at Anaheim's past, the play uses a fictional 1953 radio program to tell the story of a town of about 20,000 mostly white people, surrounded by orange groves, obsessed with the high school football team, worried about polio, communists and the Korean War—and sitting obliviously on the cusp of drastic change.
The arrival of the 5 freeway was about to slice the community in half. Walt Disney was talking up a big amusement park. In the next seven years, some 84,000 new residents would arrive. The small town would soon be gone.
Not that this was entirely a bad thing. The Ku Klux Klan briefly infiltrated small-town Anaheim government in the mid-1920s, about the time a former school chief and the head of a church choir were popped for trying to rob a U.S. Mail truck. In the '30s, there were battles over unionizing citrus packing houses, federal court investigations into ranchers selling frost-damaged oranges, and a flood in 1938 that nearly washed the entire community into the Pacific.
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Anaheim Home Companion doesn't reference any of those events. This might be forgiven without a second thought, except that the production has been sanctioned by the city of Anaheim as part of its official celebration of the city's 150th birthday. That relationship presents a question or two: Whose history is this play really telling? And why?
Anaheim Home Companion is the third play this year about some slice of Orange County history. Both of the others were part of the California Stories Initiative, a state grants program for arts projects about California communities.
In April, the Breath of Fire Theater Company at El Centro Cultural de Mexico in Santa Ana presented The Mexican OC,a series of vignettes that explored aspects of the Mexican-American experience in the county. At its center a young woman seeks clues about her past but runs into an older, more assimilated woman far more concerned with real estate than real cultural history.
In October, Brea's Curtis Theater produced William Mittler's Tales From the Canyon: The Olinda Story. It tracks the colorful history of the now-deceased town of Olinda, once located in what today are the foothills of Brea, just east of the 57 freeway. It does not shy away from the big issues—namely, that Big Oil founded the town and, once the oil was nearly exhausted, left it to die.
Both of these plays embraced the uncomfortable. The Mexican OCrecalled the ugly Depression-era repatriation to Mexico of Mexican-American families born in the United States as well as the formal segregation of Westminster schools. Although sponsored by the city of Brea, Olindadelivered the real history, not just heroics, of the dismal prospects of life in a dry mining town—sexual infidelity, debauchery and visits to (surprise!) Anaheim for samples of the liquor that was legal across the city line. There's even a not-so-veiled commentary on war's true toll in a scene about young men from the town drafted to serve in World War I.
"My stipulation when the city asked me to write Tales From the Canyon was that I could write whatever I wanted," said Mittler, who teaches theater at Fullerton College. "I probably wouldn't have done it if that weren't the case."
The Chance bills Anaheim Home Companion as a "tribute to the town we call home," and a "salute to Anaheim's history and the people who made it possible." After the play was conceived and researched by members of the company—including interviews with longtime city residents—UC Irvine composition professor Tira Palmquist shaped the narrative. She's candid about the script's sunny-side-of-life look at Anaheim history.
"A lot of that was by design, since this was meant as more of a light-hearted holiday entertainment," said Palmquist. "It was lively and funny and not meant as a hard-hitting expos that explores some dark, deep underbelly."
Palmquist also believes the show is true to its initial motivation: to find the stories that mattered to people who lived in Anaheim and to tell them, whether that story is a parks worker who created the boysenberry, or how much Anaheim loved its high school football team.
"Some might scoff at the notion of telling these heartwarming stories, but I think these are also stories of value," Palmquist said. "You can look at it and say it didn't touch on the warts of the community. But why does telling the warts of a story make it any more valuable or artistically valid than the stories that mattered most to the people who lived there? I think you can learn from those, too."
This is true so far as it goes. But Anaheim Home Companionis part of the city's birthday party; that qualifies its relentless cheer as propaganda. It's one thing to write a family-friendly holiday show that paints the past in a palette that runs from honey to gold. It's quite another for a city to champion that same show as embodying its soul.
Consider this sentiment, repeated several times in the play: "Wherever you're from, you can find a home in Anaheim."
Really? My mother lived in Stanton in 1953. She remembers the entire north county as a quiet, peaceful area surrounded by miles of orange orchards and strawberry farms. But she also remembers harvest time, when hundreds of brown-skinned laborers pitched tents, slept in trucks and raised shacks on the side of the road. She saw them in the fields and orchards—but never once in a market or any other store.
Evidently, not everyone could find a home in Anaheim. Not then.
None of this is meant to condemn the Chance; theaters can produce whatever they want and invite whomever they want into their beds. Playwrights craft plays, not lectures, and a theater's primary job is to tell stories, not recite history.
But by scoring big points with city hall, has the Chance's artistic integrity been cheapened in any way? When the stories you choose to tell, and the way you tell them, makes a play feel less like art and more like Chamber of Commerce propaganda—even if it's cheerfully rosy propaganda—it's a question worth asking.
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Clovis Mayor Satisfied with NM Special Session
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New Mexico lawmakers ended their special session this weekend. They sent Governor Bill Richardson a package of bills aimed at fixing a $650 million shortfall in their budget. The cuts include a two percent budget trimming in state agencies, and $253 million in slashed spending this year in schools and colleges and state programs.
How will the cuts affect a city like Clovis? Mayor Gayla Brumfield tells me her city, at least at this point, is happy.
"We feel very fortunate that our particular projects were left intact so far," Brumfield said in a phone interview Sunday. "We had a couple things that were actually mentioned to be put on the chopping block, and then they decided to remove them." She said the important projects that survived were a plan to re-use effluent water and improvements for the Melrose Bombing Range. "We didn't have a lot that was on there, but we feel pretty good. For the special session, they did what they had to to get the budget to where they needed it for now. But the session in January is going to be a really tough one as well."
Critics of what the special session produced say the spending cuts were not deep enough. They say the state could be in worse trouble when lawmakers come back for their regular session three months from now. Brumfield says that will spur a new round of concern and vigilance.
"We're going to have more of a deficit than what we've been thinking. so we will be up there - as far as the city is concerned - we will be up in Santa Fe looking at our projects and making sure we're going to be there and trying to keep as much as we possibly can. But you will see some cuts. I don't know exactly what or where they will be, but it's going to be, from what we were told, a pretty tough session, so we will really be on top of that."
Brumfield summed up her reaction to the special session as "happy, but wary."
The package lawmakers came up with also includes shuffling state money around and filling some gaps with federal stimulus money.


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|July 14, 2012, 07:49 PM
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[Jerry, in general I can agree. But a goodly number of people understood "carrying capacity" long before anybody ever heard of a game department. For that matter, even TP&WD didn't understand it until the 1970s. Such knowledge was commonplace in my family in the 1800s.
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Hi Art,
Usually the dedicated hunters are ahead of the game biologist. I saw it here in southern NM where a hunter found his kill of a bighorn had scabies mites. He reported it, but the expert PhDs had to study it, and for several years. It resulted in decimation of the herd here. Quick action could have saved many sheep for restocking. It has never been clear to me why problems that require quick action with obvious solutions have to be studied for years, and then they conclude what hunters have known for many years, as in the case of your family in the early years. In some cases severe damage has already occurred, and it takes years to correct the situation.
However, I think in general the game departments do have the best
interest of the game populations at heart. Accordingly, I think that
the scenario posed considering what we have learned about carrying capacity would prevent such. In addition we have annual meetings of the game commission and whoever is interested to make our voices heard.
NM waited much too long to institute a permit system for deer, and we were far behind AZ in our game management.
I do not think we are doing a good job in the area of predator control, and along with the drought the deer herd has greatly decreased in the last 15 or so years due to mountain lions and coyotes.
In any case, I think most of us agree that ignoring of the law and poaching is not the way to correct the sometimes obvious errors of the game managers.
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|July 14, 2012, 08:59 PM
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Art Eatman--
I hit this late, but you said "It is not possible to poach out a woodlot or pasture of mature bucks" (Or something like that). You live in Texas and things are different there. You better believe it can be done in the North East.
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it is illegal to purchase a Cuban cigar while it is legal to purchase an identical cigar made in the Dominican Republic. is a person smoking a Cuban cigar automatically an anarchist and unethical person.
in some areas of the united states it is actually a punishable offense to swear in public. this is not a law that was made for your safety, it serves no purpose whatsoever and only exists because someone, somewhere felt that foul language was so repulsive that it should be illegal. if you catch yourself swearing like a sailor even though you know it's wrong are you automatically a criminal?
let's swing that another direction. all persons living in Nazi occupied europe during WWII were required by law to turn in any Jews that they found to authorities. many didn't because they knew it was wrong to do so and many were caught and faced severe punishment from the german SS. were these people anarchists and unethical?
a person that walks by their neighbor's house everyday and notices that they own a large number of pets that appear malnourished and unhealthy is considered a hero for turning that neighbor in for animal abuse and what is the final outcome? usually the animals are taken for their protection and if a suitable home can not be found ina timely manner those same animals are euthanized.
how is a person that sees a bunch of starving animals in the wild that are unable to recieve enough nourishment from the land anymore any less ethical for performing the euthanizing when it has become obvious that the authorities are not willing to control the population?
again, I am neither advocating or condoning the actions described and though my analogies are a little in-proportionant in scope, the overall precedent remains the same. laws and ethics are not interchangeable and anyone that argues contrary has obviously not spent much time in history class.
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I don't think they'll have to worry much. Since MO started its antler point restrictions, we are seeing lots of spikes, fours and sixes meet their demise in the grills of cars and pickups.
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|July 15, 2012, 12:53 AM
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It's poaching and with added crime of failure to make reasonable attempt to recover the animal. Even if you kill a game animal illegally you have to attempt to recover it.
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|July 15, 2012, 09:25 AM
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gaseousclay, the system of the OP has created the problem, so it's obvious that "hunting season" shooting of the deer fails to deal with the problem. If anything, it makes the problem worse.
If those in authority won't deal with the problem, who is left to do so?
To believe that obedience to a law is sufficient unto itself, regardless of harm: That is a Statist attitude, and is exactly what we see in government in WashDC today. It is what is desired by the TSA and Homeland Security.
Note: In a normal ecosystem, killing out of season or after hours, etc., etc., is indeed poaching.
I guess it's that I believe that rational killing for what is factually "the good of the species" or "protection of an ecosystem" is not poaching.
Although wildlife agencies try to have the best interests of game animals as their credo, that is irrelevant to the thesis of the OP.
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growing up in montana there was a similar situation with the mule deer population. they rarely congregated in large herds but there was way too many for the land to support and for the longest time only the bucks were allowed to be harvested. interestingly enough nobody seemed to care that the average buck was only around 120-140 pounds and usually was not the best of of eating but once dozens of cases of deer having blue tongue disease were confirmed fish and game started population control measures, easing restrictions and even allowed the purchase of an extra doe tag in certain areas. inside of just a few years, the average buck went up to around 170-190 pounds, had an extra couple points on his rack and though the disease problem never fully went away the numbers dropped down to only a couple confirmed cases a year.
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The notion of going out and killing off animals because you think it is the right thing to do because you don't have the patience to let natural selection deal with the issue really doesn't make your actions correct. I would posit that going out to kill the animals that you think are suffering is very unethical because while you may be putting an end to their suffering, you are taking from them their opportunity to survive. Not only that, but your criteria for killing them does not help the species from a natural selection perspective. Just because an animal is starving does not mean it is genetically inferior. So your shooting of starving animals (which are thusfar the smarter or genetically superior animals that have fought and struggled to remain alive under stressful conditions) means that you are actually doing more harm to the survival of the population as the genetically inferior animals are likely amongst the first to die off naturally.
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We also hand out the current copy of Hunting and Trapping regulation. I'm sure all you guys read these every year. Right
These are times when it's quite common to grill the officer on concerns and problems. Just naturally comes out and handled quite well. One thing that does supprise me, in the level of politics that bureaucracy that exists. There are those at top that don't know the diference between a Muskrat and Tree-Rat. ....
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How factual is it that an average person can estimate game populations driving down the road @ 70 MPH? How factual is it that the majority of those claiming they are doing what's best for the land are just slob hunters justifying their poaching? I doubt that anyone here would tell another not to do what is right for "the good of the species" or "protection of an ecosystem", but the fact is, giving folks the right to hunt as they see fit is what decimated many game populations and drove others into extinction. Remember, if you're better qualified to manage the game in your state than wildlife officials, than so is your neighbor Bubba, and his nephew and the 14 others that hunt next door. The real facts are, that game laws and wildlife management as lame as they can be at times, are the only reason you and I have game to hunt at all.
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That generally isn't true of changes in to game limits. Another consideration there is lots of difference between a state rep and a US congress person.
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Poaching is poaching, even if the reasoning is sound. I have heard that the landowner can "PETITION" TPW for special tags or some such. They eventually send an observer to count the deer on your property and then tell you what to kill for a few seasons. From what I have been told its is a long drawnout deal that is very restrictive.
I've had the same problem in the past and felt there were only 2 choices. Leave or spend a few seasons using your tags wisely, and your wife's if she hunts. And your buddys who want some extra meat for the freezer. As long as it's legal do what you gotta do. You can fix it, we did. After 3 seasons it proved to produce some decent bucks and overfilled the freezer every year.
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What's right or ethical is not always legal.
What is wrong or unethical is not always illegal.
Yes we are a country of laws but often times the laws are written to protect the interests of a few people even though they are clearly destructive to the majority of the people and the very fabric of the USA. On the other side their are many laws that people hate even though they are in the peoples best interest.
I have on a couple occasions shot deer that were hit by cars when the dnr or sherrifs department would not come deal with it. I won't stand by and watch an animal suffer because officers are to lazy to come do their job. I had another instance where a doe with a broken leg during a very hard winter was stuck in a drift in my back yard and was going to stave to death. I called the sherrifs dep. A deputy came out and was afraid his 9mil was going to skip off the snow and endanger the houses 300 yards away so he would not do anything. So when he left I put a 22 up to the does forehead and shot it. It was to weak to even struggle as we walked right up to it. So I guess I was guilty of poaching but I also did what I thought was humane. I'm not sure that what the people in the OPs example are right or wrong I'm no expert on game management its not something I would undertake.
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"Art, the scenario the OP presents is basically non-existent anywhere in modern America."
Which is exactly why in my first post I pointed out the false premise of the OP.
"I believe the key word in that statement is Factually."
With well over a century of family history in farming and ranching, "factually" as I used it is child's-play simplicity. It doesn't matter what species of herbivore is of interest. Carrying capacity is carrying capacity.
"...the patience to let natural selection deal with the issue..."
How long is "patient"? In the central Texas hill country, a half-century hasn't been long enough such that any natural selection has made any improvement.
"How factual is it that an average person can estimate game populations driving down the road @ 70 MPH?"
Can't. But observing a browse line in trees/brush is a lead-pipe cinch; most any rancher can do it. That shows range conditions.
Then there was the night on a highway north of Ozona when I had to stop and wait a moment before going very slowly through a herd of well over fifty whitetail which were wadded up from borrow ditch to borrow ditch. Or the evening on the way home from Luckenbach via Blanco and saw well over a hundred whitetail (by head count) in a five-acre oat patch; mostly does, about greyhound size.
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also this conversation is based off a real life situation that has been an ongoing problem in eastern Washington along the snake river basin where it just so happens to be on public land and open to everyone for hunting. it is accessible by boat and car so there really is no explanation as to why these deer are not hunted....oh yes except for they are illegal to hunt.
there is no reason why some states should outlaw certain calibers, or others outlawing shredder arrowheads. there is no reason that some outlaw the use of electronic calls or why some states outlaw mineral licks.
these restrictions and concessions are made for the sole purpose of appeasing special interests groups. special interests groups are one of the few reasons that hunting is still legal in some states.
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many people, especially in washington, oregon and california consider it unethical to kill a doe (whether legal or not). it is just a matter of the culture in which they find themselves. if you think logically. a single buck can impregnate over a hundred does in a single year while a single doe is only going to have a handfull of fawns over the course of it's life time. so to the uneducated masses, saving all of the does to hunt the bucks sounds like a good strategy for population control however all it takes is a single buck that is too small to be harvested to get mixed into a herd of does and he can quite easily impregnate the entire herd in short fashion.
the only way to effectively control a population is to control both sex of a given species and due to a strange squeamishness among west coast society, does are left alone and only mature bucks are allowed to be harvest. states such as washington are at a great disadvantage because the majority of the population lies on the western part of the state meaning that when the eastern part of the state has a dire need to get rid of does, the western part which may not have that same problem is easily able to vote against a proposed change to hunting laws because they see no need for it.
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|July 15, 2012, 09:22 PM
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Good luck in court with your reasoning. I'm betting you'll be a disgruntled citizen afterwards.
You don't like your state's hunting laws?
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3) don't follow it and if you get caught, let a court decide if you're right or not
otherwise, enjoy it legally.
I respect my local department of wildlife for what they've done to educate the public and management of resources. I've never met a bad wildlife officer but I've run into a number of unscrupulous hunters. For me, I put my trust in the DOW.
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ignore my complete lack of capitalization. I still have no problem correcting your grammar.
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twins, I suggest that you do some reading on "jury nullification", when it comes to obedience to bad law.
Personally, I find that the concept of blind obedience to law as outweighing the health of an ecosystem to be philosophically disturbing.
DNS, it occurs to me that the idea of "let nature take its course" was thrown out the window sometime back when the first settlers began moving west. Highways, canals, railroads, farms, fences, pipelines, dams & reservoirs, navigation projects, timber-cutting, mining, cities and towns...What course is nature "supposed" to take?
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Managing game populations is not an easy thing to do. Most hunters know which way they want it for THEM, but they don't consider the rest of the hunting population....... nor do they consider the non-hunters that may also enjoy watching and photographing those same animals. But state wildlife agencies do. They also have to consider crop damage to farmers along with property damage to vehicles and safety to the general public due to the result of deer/car crashes. They have to try and find the fine line between having populations high enough for the average hunter to have success, but still low enough for carrying capacity and safety. On public land many times they keep recruit(small, young deer) populations higher than normal because of high kill ratios for mature deer. Many reasons deer on large tracts of public land tend to be smaller......they are just younger. Their methods are not perfect, but over the years we still manage to have deer to hunt.....and a lot more than 40-60 years ago when we used Grandpa's method of game management. Thanks to Grandpa's game management deer populations were much lower than they are now with a buck/doe ratio that was completely outta wack. Grandpa's game management eradicated the wild turkeys from many states where they were native for centuries. Modern Game management has brought them back to record numbers and in places they were never found before. Grandpa and his dad hunted the passenger pigeons that once numbered in the billions around here to extinction. No modern Game management is not perfect, but it's pretty damn good. Much better than what most gun forum posters can muster. If one thinks they can justify poaching because they know more than the experts, so be it. Still makes them a violator and a poacher, even if their intent is noble.
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Poaching and no excuse whatsoever for their actions - even if they all had wildlife mgt/biology degrees
When I lived in NV, poaching was a serious crime and the punishment was severe - if you chose to ignore the law you took the chance on jail, property confiscation, monetary fines, etc....
It's simple OP - if those folks feel there is a serious situation, then they should be talking to the state game folks and providing proof via photos or other means
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Adu happy to be practicing with U.S. national team
CARSON, Calif. -- Freddy Adu remembers the day he found out he had earned a shot at making this year's U.S. World Cup roster.
"I actually saved that e-mail," he said, smiling. "It was so exciting for me."
The 16-year-old is among 28 players who reported this week to the national team's first training camp of the year. Adu, who had never been invited to practice with the national team before, ran and went through shooting drills Thursday during the first full day of workouts, then played a scrimmage in which his side won.
"I'm actually looking to impress right now," he said. "I'm going to work my butt off. I'm going to do whatever I have to do to try and make this team because that's always been my goal. There's no holding back now."
At the same time, the D.C. United forward is considered a long shot to make the 23-man roster, and he knows it.
"Half the team is already sorted out with the European guys," he said. "Realistically, there are maybe two or three spots left on the team."
Coach Bruce Arena said Thursday that he expects half the roster to be comprised of European-based Americans, with the other half coming from Major League Soccer.
"Our expectations for Freddy are not great," he said. "It's just good to get him in here and give him a feel of what this is about with the national team and see where he is and compare him with others."
But Adu isn't letting that get him down.
"You never know what might happen," he said. "They might take you for a different reason, other than being out there and scoring goals. They might even take you for being a good teammate."
Landon Donovan and DaMarcus Beasley were just 20 at the 2002 World Cup, and the pair helped the Americans to a quarterfinal finish _ the best showing for the United States since 1930. Donovan doesn't discount Adu's chances.
"Just watching him today, he's a lot more comfortable, a lot more confident than the first time I saw him," Donovan said. "I don't think Bruce brings too many people in to just gain experience. If he thinks he can help us, he's going to bring him."
Donovan was vacationing on St. Lucia, with no access to television or the Internet, when the World Cup draw took place on Dec. 9.
"One of the locals randomly told me," he said. "Clearly, the look on his face told me right away, `I don't know if you want to hear this."'
When the United States gets to Germany, it opens against the Czech Republic on June 12, plays Italy five days later and closes the first round against Ghana on June 22.
"It's going to be tough," Donovan said. "I don't think people expected us to get out last time, and people aren't going to expect us to get out this time."
Adu, just 14 when he made his professional debut for D.C United in April 2004, also is eligible to play for his native Ghana, but when asked if that door had closed, he replied, "Yeah."
"Right now, I'm not even thinking about anything else but concentrating on this camp," he said. "I can't let any distractions come along right now."
The United States has exhibition games against Canada on Jan. 22 at San Diego, Norway on Jan. 29 in Carson, and Japan on Feb. 10 at San Francisco.
"Hopefully, I make a good impression and hopefully, I can get to suit up for the United States in one of these friendly games," Adu said.
Adu has smoothed things over with D.C. United after being suspended for the team's MLS playoff opener. He had publicly complained about a perceived lack of playing time last season, saying it had ruined his chances of making the World Cup team.
After the season, Adu, his agent and his mother sat down with officials from D.C. United and MLS. Later, he met separately with coach Peter Nowak.
"It just came down to an issue of miscommunication. My coach and myself were not communicating well," he said. "I love the guys on the team and I wouldn't want to leave them for anybody else."
Adu said he learned a valuable lesson from the fallout.
"When you think you've learned everything, there's always something else that comes along," he said.


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Rather than let the bulldozers destroy the fine Victorian gantry, advertising mirrors and curved bar, Lanarkshire man Tony Kierney snapped up the interior, lock, stock and beer-barrel and sold them as a set to a TV studio in California.
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Hoquiam Grizzlies are the 2013 Foodball champions, this will make the Grizzlies 4th straight year holding the Foodball champion title. This year the schools broke a record with a combined total of 1,029,970.80 lbs, to be donated. Hoquiam students were able to bring in 622,912.90 lbs total, with 614,661.79, lbs in cash, breaking their record from 2012. Aberdeen also broke their record from last year, collecting 407,057.90 lbs of food, with 399,621.90 lbs cash donations.
Last year, the schools combined for a total of just under 1 million pounds of food. The largest donation, prior to this year, was in 2007 with 1,062,990 lbs.
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We had starters of squash cannelloni, with a béchamel sauce that was deeply flavored. It was truly excellent. Yura's soups are outstanding and my partner had a corn and butternut squash soup that was very deep.
My entree was cod on a bed of mashed potatoes with baby vegetables. Perfectly cooked fish, with a garlicky crust. The baby veggies actually tasted of the species and were not overcooked. The other entree was scallops with chanterelle mushrooms in a vinegar reduction. The scallops were sweet and very fresh and played well with the tartness of the vinegar.
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Hearts boss Csaba Laszlo has assured Lee Wallace he is at the right club if he wants to force his way into the Scotland set-up.
Left-back Wallace was made to wait yet again for his maiden call-up on Thursday when George Burley named his squad for the friendly in Japan next Saturday. Despite being a regular at Tynecastle and a former Scotland Under-21 international, Wallace has been repeatedly overlooked by Burley, who also handed a first call-up to Celtic's Danny Fox.
The move appears to suggest Wallace has slipped further down the pecking order than ever, but Laszlo insists the 22-year-old can still become his country's first-choice left-back at Hearts.
''If he continues this performance and attitude and his lifestyle inside and outside the club, he can be a permanent member of the Scotland squad,'' Laszlo said. ''He brings a lot of qualities: he is not only young, he has the speed, he has the heading, he has the body, he has a very good cross and a very good shot; he also scores goals from this position.
''Especially as he is young, he can be in this position a long-term solution.''
Asked if Wallace was his country's best left-back, Laszlo added: ''I can't tell you if he is the best but he is one of the best and a most promising player for the future in this position for Scotland.''
Hearts captain Michael Stewart also failed to earn a recall despite an encouraging start to the season and former Uganda boss Laszlo refused to go as far as to say both should have been included, but does believe Burley must try to bring new blood into his team.
He said: ''You must go and give other players the chance to play for the national team in friendly games. If you would like to build a new team, you must also have new faces.''
He added: ''Lee Wallace and Mike Stewart are definitely in good form this season, especially Mike Stewart. He plays at the moment in every game in good form in the midfield and he scores goals. You don't have many players at the moment in the midfield which are dangerous.''
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For the Democrats, the money came in bundles.
A bundler is someone who collects checks from individuals and delivers them as a bundle to a candidate. The Federal Election Commission requires disclosure of bundlers who are registered lobbyists. The Democrats are disclosing bundling by non-lobbyists, whereas Republican presidential candidates in 2012 have chosen not to, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit group that tracks money in politics.
A prominent bundler for Democrats is Woodside attorney Sandra A. Thompson. Ms. Thompson gathered $966,556 in contributions for Mr. Obama, according to records at OpenSecrets.org, the website of the Center for Responsive Politics.
The Democrats had the services of five other local bundlers, all listing Menlo Park ties: $437,200 from Steve Westly of the Westly Group, $240,200 from Noosheen Hashemi of The H.A.N.D. Foundation, $36,900 from Steve Spinner of Sports Potential, $9,650 from former state assembly candidate Josh Becker of New Cycle Capital, and $5,250 from Craig Hanson of Next World Capital.
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Ms. Thompson, the Woodside attorney, also gave $75,000 to Priorities USA Action, a pro-Obama super PAC. Of $21 million given to Priorities USA, Ms. Thompson is the only donor listed from the Almanac's circulation area of Atherton, Woodside, Portola Valley and Menlo Park, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
By contrast, the pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future, with total assets of $82 million, lists several local donors:
• From Portola Valley: $200,000 from Dick W. Boyce of TPG Capital, $100,000 from Richard Boyce of TPG Capital, and $20,000 from Kurt Jaggers of TA Associates.
• From Atherton: $100,000 from Hewlett-Packard Corp. CEO Meg Whitman, and $25,000 from Donald Dixon of Trident Capital.
• From Menlo Park: $25,000 from Katherine Alden of Woodside Hotels & Resorts, $12,500 from Jennifer Fonstad of Draper, Fisher & Jurvetson, and $425,000 from Mercury Trust.
Mercury Trust also gave $500,000 to American Crossroads, a Republican super PAC with assets of $40 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.


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The Institutional Framework of Ethnic Inclusion and Exclusion: A Cross-National Analysis of the Earnings of Foreigners in Germany and Immigrants in Canada
The European social-welfare model differs from the North American individualistic model in the patterns, more than the overall extent, of ethnic inclusion and exclusion. Focussing on foreigners in Germany and immigrants in Canada as illustrative cases, conventional earnings decomposition analysis is extended cross-nationally to highlight institutional effects, using the German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) first wave for 1984, and the 1986 Canadian Census. German education and labor market institutions benefit low-skill migrants, but generate less earnings assimilation. Such assimilation in Canada is greater but varies more by ethnic and racial origins. Institutional frameworks may generate social imperatives shaping patterns of ethnic inclusion and exclusion, quite apart from national policies of citizenship or culture.
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Denzel Washington Hoping To Direct And Star In Film Adaptation Of August Wilson's 'Fences'
When Denzel Washington is interested in not only acting in a film but also interested in directing it, you can safely assume that the concept of the film would be a great one. Basically, Denzel is interested in adapting August Wilson's play 'Fences' for the silver screen. Washington in 2010 starred in a 12-week Broadway revival of the stage production of Fences opposite Viola Davis. The revival was nominated for ten Tony Awards, winning three for Best Revival of a Play, Best Actor in a Play (Denzel Washington), and Best Actress in a Play (Viola Davis). Denzel since then has been eager to adapt the play into a film.
"It reawakened me about the work, and my commitment to the work. I said to myself: 'I've got to dig deeper. The reason I did 'Fences' is that Scott Rudin sent me the script August Wilson wrote – the only one of his plays that he wrote as a screenplay – to act and direct. I really do want to direct [the film version]" Denzel was quoted as saying revealing what kindled his desire for a film adaptation.
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The play was titled Fences to indicate a fence that Troy works at building throughout the story. By the end of the story he manages to successfully finish building it. The fence is basically sighted as an allegory, where Troy looks at it as way to keep the grim reaper away. Troy's wife too looks at the fence as a way of securing things and keeping all that she wants securely within this fence and all that is unwanted outside it. Fences premiered on Broadway on March 26, 1987 and closed on June 26, 1988 after 525 performances and 11 previews. Directed by Lloyd Richards, the original cast featured James Earl Jones (Troy Maxson), Mary Alice (Rose), Ray Aranha (Jim Bono), Frankie R. Faison (Gabriel), and Courtney B. Vance (Cory).
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