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We pulled into the lodge parking lot at Croton Creek Outfitters in western Oklahoma. Immediately, I stumbled upon a gentleman named Eddie Stevenson, a dead-serious hunter and public relations manager for Trijicon. I could tell he was either returning from the field, or just about to hit the road for a short evening sit. I had just arrived, but seeing Eddie in full camo, I couldn't help myself from instantly prodding him for info.
I hit the sack on the first evening, exhausted from my travels, but completely amped from the news Eddie kindly shared with me in the parking lot: "We saw about 30 bucks this morning …" Is that even possible? I thought.
As I've shared in previous blog posts, this is my first year as a bowhunter. I've spent 4 days so far this season chasing Midwest whitetails on my family's farm in central Minnesota, but have yet to come to full draw. Before departing for Croton Creek, I knew my odds of "making the string heavy" on my BowTech Invasion CPX were high.
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Human trafficking is a modern form of slavery. Victims are subjected to force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of commercial sex or forced labor. Victims are children, teenagers, women, and men.
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Human Encounters with Bears Turn Deadly
August 19, 2013 by Rex Vogel · Leave a Comment
Recent media reports detail numerous human encounters with black bears. This black bear wants his food and he is waiting patiently. DO NOT FEED BEARS! (Source: Thomas J/travelooce.com) In most instances the bears became food-conditioned, lost their natural fear of humans, and become a threat as they roamed in search of an easy meal. These bear was either relocated or euthanized by rangers because they posed an obvious human safety risk to campers. Several samples of these reports follow. Black Bear Killed at Yellowstone Campground The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports that a black bear that refused to leave a Yellowstone National Park campground after getting a taste of human food there was killed by park staff. The 142-pound adult male black bear entered the Canyon Campground and came within six feet of a man and woman eating. The campers backed off, and the bear ate some of the food off their table. It then went through their garbage and pawed at their tent. As the bear left their campsite,... [Read more...]
Italianos Canyon: A Delightful Hike, Part 2
August 11, 2013 by Diane Berry · Leave a Comment
In my last post (August 4th) I sharing a hike Terry and I had taken up Italianos Canyon in the Taos Ski Valley, NM. After the first mile, we reached a lovely aspen grove. Shortly thereafter, at about the two mile point, we encountered a series of four beautiful meadows that would also make delightful places to camp if one was in the mood to pack in camping equipment a bit higher up. For those not interested in packing in camping gear any distance, the Ski Valley Road is literally riddled with wonderfully scenic rustic forest service campgrounds and sites. The closest of those to the Italianos Trailhead is the Cuchilla Campground, less than half mile away from the start of our hike. The first of the steeper trail sections occurred just after our stop, but soon leveled out, making the trail gentle and quite delightful once again. Italianos Canyon is home to more than 200 species of plants, including some that are toxic to humans and animals, such as Monkshood and several species of mushrooms.... [Read more...]
Prepare for Stormy Weather with Quick Exit Plan
August 6, 2013 by Rex Vogel · 1 Comment
Given the rash of severe weather that's been striking the United States and Canada this spring and summer, it would be prudent for all campers and RVers to have a quick exit plan in place regardless of where you travel. Following heavy rains in the mountains a wash separating the campground from the entrance road at Catalina State Park near Tucson flooded stranding campers for several days. © Rex Vogel, all rights reserved Water is a major feature at numerous campgrounds and RV parks. Many state and provincial parks and other public recreation areas are in low-lying areas that are susceptible to flooding during periods of heavy precipitation. Access to current weather reports and related information—weather radio, mobile wireless phone, satellite radio—will enable campers to be on top of the weather and to take proactive measures in the event of high waters, flood, thunderstorms, or other severe weather conditions. Be Prepared Be prepared for changing weather conditions. Make sure... [Read more...]
Carbon Monoxide: The Silent Killer
August 2, 2013 by Rex Vogel · Leave a Comment
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas—often dubbed the Silent Killer— that is toxic and the number one cause of accidental poisoning deaths in the United States. Carbon monoxide can kill quickly if inhaled in high concentrations and can be particularly dangerous in recreational vehicles. It is produced by the incomplete combustion of solid, liquid, and gaseous fuels. Appliances fueled with gas, oil, kerosene, or wood may produce CO. If such appliances are not installed, maintained, and used properly, carbon monoxide may accumulate to dangerous and even deadly levels in recreational vehicles, cars, homes, or poorly ventilated areas. The symptoms of poisoning are similar to flu or food poisoning and include headaches, nausea, and dizziness. Although not always experienced, the initial symptoms of carbon monoxide are similar to an upset stomach or the flu (but without the fever). The symptoms include: Dizziness Fatigue Headache Nausea Irregular breathing It is critical... [Read more...]
Summer Weekend Backpacking…With Kids
July 31, 2013 by Cynthia Baum · Leave a Comment
What better thing to do on a hot summer's day than take a hike with the family? Not just a short hike, but a weekend-long backpacking-type hike. Backpacking again (for our fourth time), almost a year after our first time, feels like a piece of cake (for the most part). We have gotten smart with how much weight we are carrying (or NOT carrying, for that matter) and have adequately adjusted our expectations of the kids (5 and 2). We realize the kids can only hike so fast, with lots and lots of breaks, and of course, can only go so far without completely melting down in the middle of the hot, sunny trail. Our (forty-pound) two year-old is an enthusiastic hiker who loves to "walk" and rarely wants us to "hold him." On the other hand, our over-50-pound, five year-old daughter would much rather "nap in our pack" than hike the whole way. In the end, she regrettably doesn't get carried, but does require frequent "rests," while our son mostly hikes (albeit very... [Read more...]
Top 10 National Parks for Camping
July 22, 2013 by Rex Vogel · Leave a Comment
Arches is renown for an awe-inspiring combination of arches, cliffs, stone spires, and other dramatic rock formations. © Rex Vogel, all rights reserved National parks provide the opportunity to explore nature at its best. From the diversity of beautiful wildlife to the endless possibilities in their miles of trails these parks have much to offer in new experiences, sights, and sounds. Camping in America's national parks allows a visitor to more fully appreciate the beauty of America's natural treasures. There are many opportunities for camping at national parks with several different types of camping from which to choose. This ranges from camping at full-facility campgrounds, to backcountry camping with limited facilities, to wilderness camping where you might find no facilities at all. From a planning standpoint, campgrounds can generally be divided into two categories: Campgrounds that accept reservations Campgrounds that operate on a first-come, first-served basis If... [Read more...]
RV Parks & NIMBY
July 17, 2013 by Rex Vogel · Leave a Comment
With an aging population and more retirees, an increasing number of snowbirds and full-timers, and a booming Recreational Vehicle industry, additional campgrounds and RV parks are required. While RV parks offer numerous benefits, public opposition to any proposal for a new development often follows. Local residents become concerned about rumors such as rising crime in the area, decreasing property values, increasing traffic flow, and general urban sprawl and growth. Numerous residents oppose any planned construction simply because it is too close to their own home or neighborhood, often with the connotation that such residents believe that the development is needed but should be further away. In other words, Not In My Back Yard (NIMBY). Quite often, the NIMBY arguments are based on some emotional issue without regard for logic. NIMBYs cause a lot of things to NOT get done including the approval for building a RV park. Other forms of NIMBY include the NOPE (Not On Planet Earth), the BANANA... [Read more...]
California Camping–Del Valle Park and Campground
June 16, 2013 by Diane Berry · Leave a Comment
On a recent trip to visit my daughter near San Francisco, CA, I had the opportunity to spend some time at Del Valle Regional Park located in Oakland, CA. A beautiful park, Del Valle boasts many features for campers and outdoors-lovers to enjoy. Watershed Map in Del Valle Visitors may camp at any of the 150 campsites available year-round with provisions for everyone from tent campers to those with large motor homes. There are 21 sites with hookups for water, sewage and 50/30/120 amp electrical services. The campground has restrooms, hot showers, picnic tables and plenty of room to play. In addition to the family camping area, Del Valle also has extensive areas and opportunities for group and wilderness camping. Also, Regional Parks naturalists present campfire programs in the Family Campground Amphitheater on weekend evenings during summer. Bait and snack shop Additional recreational opportunities abound in the park as well. Miles of scenic hiking and riding trails can be found on the east... [Read more...]
7 Tips for Planning a Successful Camping Trip
May 20, 2013 by Rex Vogel · 2 Comments
If you are going on a camping trip planning is essential. Camping at Arches National Park, Utah. © Rex Vogel, all rights reserved Whether you are a retired senior planning the trip of a lifetime, a snowbird, family looking for an economical way to vacation, or a couple looking to get away from the stresses of the work week, camping provides the perfect alternative to the conventional holiday. It also allows you to experience the fresh air that camping in the countryside offers and to meet new friends. But like any getaway, whether it's for a weekend, a month, or an extended period, camping requires careful preparation to ensure all goes smoothly. When you think of what you'll need for a road trip, a common list unfolds. Food, beverages, snacks, paper products, lawn chairs, maps, and GPS are all normal items you might bring along. Packing List The night before leaving on the camping trip will be less hectic if you plan ahead what to pack. Be careful not to over pack, take only... [Read more...]
Beach Camping Must-Haves!
May 17, 2013 by Cynthia Baum · 1 Comment
Growing up mostly beach camping with my immediate and extended family, I can honestly say the beach is my all-time favorite destination for camping. Two of the top reasons I prefer beach camping are the relaxing rhythmic sounds of the waves crashing on the shore that lull you to sleep each night and the countless recreational opportunities, in and out of the ocean, that fill your glorious days while camping at the beach. When camping on the west coast, you also have the added benefit of watching the sunset dip into the ocean, which is always the ideal way to end a fun day at the beach. Many beach camping sites are right on the sand, which is preferable in my opinion (especially if you are tent camping). Other beach camp sites can be on a rocky cliff, with paved spots overlooking the beach below. Either way, you will want the exquisite ocean view from your camp and (hopefully) an easy walk to the shore. Wildlife viewing along the coast is also a fun pastime. From the daily and... [Read more...]


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Look closely on the close-up; the red shoe would appear to be plastic (the "grain" is too uniform)! If you own a pair that you presume to be leather, try to find a composition label on the inside of the shoe. If it doesn't say what it is made out of, like most interior labels do, that is because some of the shoes are going to be leather, some vinyl and some a mix. If you happen to order online and get a box that hasn't been sitting on a retail shelf, the tale-tale indicator will be a small sticker with a bar code and an even tinier print that says "manmade upper".
I have no idea why Reebok is doing this but recently I found their classic leather shoe lines in local stores that were all over the map in terms of materials. One shoebox of Classic "Leather" Princess Aerobic shoes even had a plastic shoe that was paired alongside the leather! Genuine "garment leather" dimples, crinkles and smells like a leather "skin" whereas the simulated variety has a strong odor of plastic. On similar styles as the Princess or "Ice Pack" pictured above, the "leather" shoes that are supposed to have soft toe-boxes tend to look slightly irregular or imperfect due to the natural leather characteristics (you may also see some crinkling or wavy appearance on the side). The vinyl versions, by contrast, always look 100 percent smooth and lay flat. You can scratch or tap on the toe of the shoe and the leather will also sound different than the plastic. It's not that Reebok can't make a plastic shoe but they have a legal obligation (Federal Trade Commission) "disclosure of composition" that they're not meeting when they substitute out materials at random without changing the style ID number, the web descriptions or the price to reflect those design changes. Buyer beware!
I'm here to pass along news that the Reebok classic line (non-special edition) that Reebok has been selling for decades are no longer constructed of leather despite advertising claims to the contrary. To be more precise, it's hit or miss in the stores and in ordering online as to what you will get and how it's made. I personally ordered a pair described and also remembered from "back in the day" as leather only to find a sticker, not a permanent label, that said in very tiny print above a bar code "manmade upper".
In looking, one store was selling this same shoe/style in all leather and another department store in the same chain was literally selling boxes that consisted of one vinyl shoe with a leather mate in the same shoebox! If I didn't know better I would think these were swap meet knockoffs!
Some Reebok classic "leather" shoes I inspected locally had vinyl side panels and heels paired to a leather toe box and other shoes, most of them actually, were entirely vinyl --- the unbreathable sort of manmade upper you don't want to wear for "athletic" purposes! I then tracked down the Federal Trade Commission website indicating that anything that can pass for leather but is not must be labeled "synthetic" or "simulated" or words to such effect. By now I'm hopping mad (and sad) so I begin to comb online reviews for Reebok classic leather shoes, at which point I find one individual who caught Reebok in December 2011 in the act of advertising these shoes falsely online, as I have, and was allegedly told in an email from Reebok corporate that NONE of these shoes are leather, rather "simulated leather"!
I don't know what the deal is but I do know that in all my years shoe shopping, selling shoes at one point and even working for a cobbler in college, I have NEVER seen even a no-name shoe company, let alone a NAME BRAND manufacturer, selling product without a proper sewn-in tag or printed in-shoe label that includes not merely the style number, size or country of origin but a notice of compensation! In looking at the pair of Reeboks I received in plastic on Reebok's own website and that of every other online retailer that offers the style, I found them consistently as of this date described as "leather". I then found it wasn't just the style I was shopping for but the entire line of formerly (traditionally) leather classic Reebok shoes, the ones men and women have been buying for years!
Reebok has the right to make vinyl shoes but I also have the right to know what I'm buying. I do not think it is appropriate for one customer to pay the same price for a plastic Reebok-branded classic shoe and another customer shopping for the same style obtains an original all-leather pair. (I myself managed to find one all-leather pair made in Cambodia. The Vietnamese-made shoes are not only off in sizing, running narrow in the "wide" width and strangely long lengthwise, but more and more buyers in recent years report having to buy a full size up from what they normally purchase, which tells me that Reebok HAS messed with a good thing and will probably pay for quality control problems in the form of declining sales! (Worse, reviewers are also reporting more than in the past that Reebok classic athletic shoes that formerly lasted years are not making the six-month mark before falling apart.)
Every single retail store I checked where classic Reeboks are sold had boxes with no materials information on the label. From what I saw, every single one of the boxes that had spent any time on the shelf had the tiny sticker missing disclosing what the heck the shopper gets for the money. And, of course, the sewn in tags say absolutely nothing about composition! I understand that Reebok was allegedly acquired by Adidas in 2005. I don't know why they're running the company into the ground or why Reebok's Indian executives earlier this summer, according to the Times of India, just got sacked for FRAUD but it seems to me that there is a "company culture" problem and somebody needs to come in and clean house. (It's a bad economy and every little thing counts to boost revenues, something Reebok seems to have forgotten.)
Listen up Reebok: Loyal Reebok customers don't need or want the company "fixing" styles of shoes that weren't broke! If you're going to sell cheaper, vinyl shoes get rid of the misleading references to "leather" on your web store --- false advertising is illegal, so too is violating FTC disclosure laws!
Shoppers: If you don't get a satisfactory response from Reebok, take it to the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC may be interested to know that Reebok is flagrantly disregarding the FTC reg: "GUIDES FOR SELECT LEATHER AND IMITATION LEATHER PRODUCTS". Pay particular note to 24.2 "Deception as to composition", subsection (a).
Reebok, you're on notice --- stop manufacturing inconsistent "Reebok" shoes that look, feel and fit like you're relying on counterfeiters!
This voter is sick of the same old Republican and Democrat made-for-TV presidential picks. When voted into office, such candidates perpetuate similar economic policies and foreign policy actions. They uniformly encroach on our liberties because technology has made it too easy to resist.
If you aren't in favor of Ron Paul the next most principled candidate we've seen in recent years is Ralph Nader. Such candidates have been derided for splitting the ticket. And yet, this isn't high school. We shouldn't be lining our votes up according to a prom king/queen "pretty face" criteria. Californians elected a governor with no relevant experience because we were enamored with celebrity. Result? Voters got exactly what we paid for --- a dearth of satisfactory results. Similarly, we've taken the nation's most difficult job --- the presidency --- and offered it to relative neophytes. Have we learned our lesson yet?
If you have the wherewithal to recognize a public figure who won't flip flop his/her way through office, VOTE FOR THAT CANDIDATE!
The nation elected President Obama for "change" but we didn't get much to speak of. Standing for what you believe is incredibly difficult in the beltway. There are simply too many special interests who will court you and your vote for a campaign donation.
Until we reform the way campaigns are financed we will continue to obtain more of the same.
If you feel that Nader or Paul were too radical, think about the cost of hiring, again, some lesser-principled individual to sit in the Oval Office. With the check-and-balance that is the Congress, Senate and Judiciary, I believe that anyone who occupies the Oval Office faces an uphill battle to generate even modest change. That's why we need to start off by electing someone who is known for being more consistent in their views and votes to begin with! What may strike voters as a "radical over-correction" is not what it seems: We need someone who really has rock-solid principles in order to keep some semblance of those campaign promises upon entering office. If we don't start off with a candidate who offers real change, we will achieve none whatsoever. Brace yourself for more joblessness, more wars, more of the same deficit spending!
Voting for the media's most oft-repeated name has brought us to where we are today. When voters don't set their own agenda, the media sets the front-runners by proxy depending on the level of press coverage. The solution: 1) don't hire the same type of president and expect different results [the definition of insanity], 2) stop allowing the media to dictate your perception of who can win.
Liberal and conservative voters need to internalize the same message: THINK FOR YOURSELF.
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Author | Bartlett, Brendan John; Bryer, Fiona Kayleen; Roebuck, Richard |
Publication Title | Educating: Weaving research into practice (4 vols) |
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Year Published | 2004 |
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1/3 cup white vinegar
1/4 cup minced shallots
2 teaspoons dried tarragon
4 egg yolks, beaten
1/2 cup butter
Far far too much vinegar. It over powered the entire sauce. Maybe if it were decreased by maybe half, this sauce would be far better. Sadly, we will not give this version a second go.
reduce amount of vinegar by nearly half. Beat eggs & butter with cooled, vinegar mix until fluffy. Microwave half way through cooking beat again till fluffy, very easy.
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Vinegar sauce. Chefs say that Bearnaise Sauce is tricky and this short cut doesn't cut it even close. Skip this recipe.
Inedible. Would not thicken.
drop the vinegar amount to 1/4 cup and use champagne vinegar or white wine vinegar. Also did not use a microwave but a double boiler :)
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Advances in Urology
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 404581, 11 pages
Oncolytic Viruses in the Treatment of Bladder Cancer
1Department of Oncology, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada T6G 2E1
2Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada T6G 2B7
Received 15 April 2012; Accepted 5 June 2012
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Kyle G. Potts, Mary M. Hitt, and Ronald B. Moore, "Oncolytic Viruses in the Treatment of Bladder Cancer," Advances in Urology, vol. 2012, Article ID 404581, 11 pages, 2012. doi:10.1155/2012/404581


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It's okay. I use this at night, it does it's job and makes my lips smell minty. I hate how hard it is though, I feel like I have to really push and drag it across my lips several times before I feel like I have enough on. Thankfully I didn't have to pay for this, I got it as a gift with some other burt's bees products. Won't purchase.
It is a really nice product with mostly natural ingredients. But, I cannot use it... I wish I could. Unfortunately ,there is peppermint oil in it and my lips are sensitive. The balm would have been great for me without the peppermint. I liked how it wasn't too sticky and mattifying.
I was using the product in the winter and didn't think the peppermint oil was the culprit. Since it was Canadian winter, I just thought my lips were getting dry from the weather. One day I misplaced the lip balm, so I got a another one (brand). My lips changed...for the better. Then I found the lost lip balm, started using it again and my lips began to chapped terribly. That is when I began to realise what was happening. I immediately stopped using it and my lips got better.
Other users will like it, but it's not for me. I will continue to use Burt's Bees products but certainly not this balm.
Currently on the second stick, best lip balm for me so far. It leaves a slight minty taste & smell after application. It helps to moisture the lips well, without making it feel super dry after the layer you've applied went off. As for the price it's kind of on the high end at where I am living at, where lip balms can be easily picked up at drugstores for one third of burt's bee lip balm price.
My one and only chapstick. I was on Accutane (cystic acne treatment) which causes severely dry lips, this was the only thing that helped or even worked on my poor lips! =D
I used to use Burt's beeswax every time I would go to the snow. It really didn't help my champing compared to carmax. Carmax worked ten times better even though it tastes and smells very bad, it's super effective when you are in intense weather. I will not be buying Burt's bees wax again
My go-to lip balm. It has a minty feeling that makes my lips tingly for a little bit. One stick lasts me ages.
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I prefer Kiehls and Jack Black for my often chapped lips but as a basic lipbalm, for the cost and effectiveness I recommend these lip balms.
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Advances in Mathematical Physics
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 827192, 11 pages
The -Transform of Sub-fBm and an Application to a Class of Linear Subfractional BSDEs
1College of Information Science and Technology, Donghua University, 2999 North Renmin Road, Songjiang, Shanghai 201620, China
2School of Sciences, Ningbo University of Technology, 201 Fenghua Road, Ningbo 315211, China
3Department of Mathematics, College of Science, Donghua University, 2999 North Renmin Road, Songjiang, Shanghai 201620, China
Received 28 May 2013; Revised 7 June 2013; Accepted 8 June 2013
Academic Editor: Ming Li
Copyright © 2013 Zhi Wang and Litan Yan. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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Forty-three finely detailed, accurately rendered illustrations of pipevine swallowtail, monarch, buckeye, white admiral, olive hairstreak, California dogface, mourning cloak, great spangled fritillary, fiery skipper, painted lady, many others. Captions provide data on coloration, range, habitat, special characteristics, more. Captions by Monty Reid.
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