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MADISON — Wisconsins inaugural wolf hunt will commence on Oct. 15, marking the transition from wolf recovery to wolf management in the state.
This is a landmark moment in conservation history, said Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Secretary Cathy Stepp. Hunters and trappers engaging in Wisconsins first state-managed season can hang their hats on being part of a pivotal chapter in wolf management, a story that can be shared with generations to come.
Between opening day and Feb. 28, 2013, up to 1,160 state licensed hunters and trappers will take to the field, aiming to harvest no more than 201 wolves from a population of more than 850. With wolf numbers and depredations at an all-time high, the goal of the closely managed hunt is to reduce the wolf population to a more biologically and socially acceptable level.
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The recovery of the wolf to being a harvestable species is a remarkable success story in wildlife conservation, Stepp said. Its amazing to think that some of our hunters and trappers were children when the wolf was nearly eliminated from the landscape, and now will be part of hunting a solid population.
The species was listed for federal protection under the Endangered Species Act in 1975. With wolf populations eight times higher than delisting goals and far exceeding the goal for hunting in accordance with DNRs state wolf management plan [PDF], wolves were delisted in Wisconsin this past January and management authority was returned to the state.
This wouldnt have happened without the dedication of hunters, trappers, volunteers, agencies and research institutions that assisted with gray wolf recovery, said Stepp. We are successfully out of species recovery mode and into species management mode. We look forward to working with these same partners as we continue to write the story of the wolf in Wisconsin.
Season specifics
* The wolf season runs Oct. 15, 2012 to Feb. 28, 2013. However, if harvest levels reach the quota for a zone, the department will enact an emergency closure in that zone. If a zone is closed, it would not take effect until at least 24 hours after the department announces the closure.
* Up to 201 wolves can be harvested this season, 85 of which are reserved for Native American tribes within the ceded territory of northern Wisconsin.
* 20,272 people applied for licenses with 1,160 awarded through a random computerized drawing (1,145 Wisconsin applicants and 15 to out-of-state applicants). Those not drawn this year have earned a preference point for future drawings.
* Wolf harvest licenses can be purchased at any license sales location or online at dnr.wi.gov now or during the season. The cost is $100 for residents, and $500 for nonresidents.
* Successful applicants can transfer their wolf harvest license to a youth or an adult who meets the eligibility requirements. Transfer applications must be received at DNR by Oct. 14.
* A wolf license authorizes both hunting and trapping. The license holder must meet the appropriate education requirements for trapping, Hunter Education, or must be participating in the Hunting Mentorship program.
* A recent judicial ruling has temporarily prevented or enjoined the use of dogs for hunting wolves, and also the use of dogs to train to hunt wolves. As a result of this ruling, please be advised that the use of dogs for tracking and trailing of wolves is not authorized when hunting wolves under a wolf harvesting license. Also, the use of dogs for training to track or trail free ranging wolves is not authorized at this time.
* Anyone seeking additional information about the hunt, or if they would like to receive email updates about harvest and zone information, should call the DNR Call Center at 1-888-936-7463. The Call Center is open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week.
For more information on the wolf hunt, regulations, and maps, please visit dnr.wi.gov and search wolf.
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CARACAS, Venezuela -- Former Arizona Diamondbacks player Alex Cabrera on Saturday denied ever using steroids after his name appeared in the Mitchell Report.
The report chronicles the discovery of a bottle containing steroids in the Diamondbacks clubhouse in September 2000. A clubhouse employee found the bottle and several hundred pills in a package that had been mailed to Cabrera, according to the report.
"I couldn't have used the substances that are identified," Cabrera said. "I never had possession of the alleged box that supposedly contained the pharmaceutical drugs."
Cabrera made his denial on the Web site of the Caracas Lions, his winter league team in Venezuela. He could not be reached for comment.
The substances were sent to the commissioner's office by then-general manager Joe Garagiola Jr., and later passed on to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration to be analyzed.
The bottle contained stanozol, an injectable form of steroids, and the pills were over-the-counter diet pills, according to the report. By the time the tests were completed, Cabrera's contract had been sold to the Seibu Lions of the Japan League, the report said.
Cabrera, who played outfield and first base in his one season with the Diamondbacks, hinted in his statement he was a scapegoat.
"It was easier to suggest that a recently acquired rookie whose contract had been sold to Japan was responsible for the phantom box, which I never saw," he said.
"Those who have followed my career can see that my physique has not changed since my days as a rookie and my performance has improved as a result of hard work in the gym and on the field," he added.
Cabrera was among more than 80 current and retired players identified in Thursday's report by former Sen. George Mitchell.
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Welcome to the Papillon Club of America
We hope you enjoy your visit to our website. Here you will find information on the breed and the national club. The Papillon Club of America is the Papillon breed parent club of the American Kennel Club. Papillons are intelligent, happy and friendly toy dogs that excel in many competitive venues. Feel free to contact us should you have any other questions on our wonderful butterfly breed!
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|Delicious gluten-free zucchini bread.
I am reprising a favorite recipe here on Gluten-Free Goddess. A cinnamon laced tea bread made with garden fresh zucchini.
Gluten-Free Goddess Zucchini Bread Recipe
You can make this lovely gluten-free zucchini bread with or without eggs. And it's dairy-free. Its delicate flavor comes from a secret ingredient. Coconut milk.
1 rounded cup of fresh, grated zucchini (I partially peel my zukes, in stripes)
1 cup sorghum flour
1/2 cup tapioca starch (or tapioca flour)
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon xanthan gum
1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup light olive oil or coconut oil
2 free-range organic egg whites, beaten or egg replacer (1/4 cup liquid)
1/4 cup coconut milk
1 teaspoon fresh lemon or orange juice
1 tablespoon bourbon vanilla
1/3 cup chopped walnuts or pecans
Press the grated zucchini with a paper towel to remove as much moisture as you can. After pressing, fluff with a fork (I learned this tip from 101 Cookbooks). Set aside.
Yield: 1 9-inch loaf
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Make sure your batter isn't cold when you put it into the oven. If you keep your flours in the fridge, for instance, this will cool down your batter quite a bit.
If you find your batter is cooler than room temperature, allow the batter to rest in the pan near the pre-heating stove and let it come to room temperature before you place the bread pan in the oven to bake (I also do this with cakes sometimes).
The first time I tried making gluten-free zucchini bread I did not press the moisture out of the shredded zucchini and my loaf was gummy in the middle from too much moisture.
If you find your tea breads and cakes turning out gummy, or falling after baking, you may want to take your oven's temperature- some ovens never quite reach the proper temperature. You can combat this by baking longer, or upping the temp a bit. If the oven temp is not the issue, then start adding a tablespoon or two less liquid to your batters (you may live in a humid climate and your flours may be absorbing moisture; too much moisture can make for a gummy product).
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We have already discussed the best ways to get an agent. Let's assume that an agent wishes to represent you. Now what? In this column, we'll explore some of the factors that help to set up a good client-agent relationship.
In an initial meeting or phone call, both you and the agent should communicate your expectations about your relationship.
Among other things, you should discuss particular submission ideas (both yours and the agent's), the submission history of the screenplay, resumes (if you have sufficient background to warrant this), and any requirements you might have in the event that the screenplay is sold or optioned.
In our experience, the most rewarding client-agent associations are collaborations that have good communications on both sides.
Agents are professionals who work with their clients. Although we do not accept offers or agree to terms without our clients' instructions, we should not be expected to blindly follow our clients' orders either, whether in terms of submissions or in terms of taking actions that are unethical, improper, or against WGAE working rules.
We welcome our clients' ideas about submissions, provided that you're willing to listen to the agent's reasoning as to why a particular submission or approach may not be wise.
Also, you may have contacts in the business that are especially strong which should—and can most effectively—be followed up directly by you. (Be sure to discuss these with your agent, too.)
You'll want to establish an understanding of how — and how often — the agent will communicate with you (or you with him or her). Obviously, we will be in touch immediately if something positive has occurred, but we do not as a rule call or write our clients to say that so-and-so has just returned your script (unless, for instance, the rejection included useful information) or that there is no news.
On the other hand, you should expect to be updated on a reasonable basis. Discuss how you both expect to deal with updates so that you'll both be satisfied.
Talk about how you'll work with the agent to develop new ideas, too.
Give the agent all of the information he (or she) needs: change of address, telephone numbers and their effective dates (for vacations, too, since a deal today may disappear tomorrow); your social security number, or, if you have a loan-out company, its name and federal ID number.
If you have an attorney you'll want to use or need a recommendation for one, be sure to discuss this with your agent. We work with our clients' attorneys all the time, and are happy to do so, but we generally prefer not to deal with "family" attorneys unless they are thoroughly experienced in entertainment law.
Discuss the number of submission copies you'll provide the agent. In some cases, one or two copies are enough. In others, six, eight, or even a dozen are more appropriate.
And, your new agent must have a list of all the prior submissions of the screenplay, whether to producers, directors, actors, agents, or others "outside" the business.
There are so many possibilities of overlap, even if the submissions were made years before, that both you and the agent could be embarrassed—or worse—if you fail to provide a complete list.
Some agencies require that their clients sign a representation agreement. The terms of these contracts vary greatly from agency to agency.
We won't have enough room to discuss these terms here (and the WGAE will give you good advice on these matters), but be sure to discuss this point with your new agent, if only to understand what will happen if the association is terminated.
If you cannot agree on how you will work together, you shouldn't enter into the association.
The object is to establish early on the most productive way for your particular client-agent relationship to work in tandem. There is no formula for this but, as with any other relationship, flexibility, understanding, and good communication are key factors.
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Quote from: cyberdude558 on January 24, 2013, 01:42:44 AMAnd now on to the next controversy...should girls have to register for the draft when they turn 18 like boys do?We've had women in combat for awhile now. Military Police, aviation, and chemical and other units have had women in the ranks- but having them in infantry, field artillery, and the combat arms will be very different. Our military already has a major problem with sexual assault. Now introducing women into predominantly male units won't make things any better.
And now on to the next controversy...should girls have to register for the draft when they turn 18 like boys do?
Illuminator is a good poster. He sticks to his guns and makes good points. Some don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t like that.
If we let women go into combat, where will we find nurses?
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
I do think it would be a good move if we sent only women and gays to Iraq. That would really humiliate those Islamics.


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And nothing will ever take the place of oil; once those unique carbons are gone, that's it, we'll have to find a completely different way of running our societies, and if we're not smart enough to prepare for that beforehand, we'll be cats fighting in a sack and use the last scraps to kill off each other. And our legacy won't be the Greek thinkers and Picasso and Dostoyevsky and Walt Whitman and Maria Callas, since there won't be the means for our children anymore to share what makes man great between them. Our main legacy will instead be bloodshed, we will have gone the exact same path that any non-thinking or even primitive organism would have taken, who don't have opera or philosophy or poetry to their name.
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- Directors: Peter Jackson
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- The adventure follows the journey of title character Bilbo Baggins, who is swept into an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. Approached out of the blue by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, Bilbo finds himself joining a company of thirteen dwarves led by the legendary warrior, Thorin Oakenshield. Their journey will take them into the Wild; through treacherous lands. Bilbo Baggins not only discovers depths of guile and courage that surprise even him, he also gains possession of Gollum's "precious" ring that holds unexpected and useful qualities... A simple, gold ring that is tied to the fate of all Middle-earth in ways Bilbo cannot begin to know. Presented in HFR 3D.
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I have no money to use to hire a mold remediation service. Is there a safe, effective way to do it myself?
I know you are doing your best to remedy this situation of your aunts, but be so careful. Based on what you have said in earlier posts the mold sounds extensive and any remedy by you could be potentially harmful and damaging to your lungs. Wearing a respirator would be the first thing I would do when stepping in the area. Also, is the source causing the water damage fixed so if your cleanup gets rid of the mold it won't happen again? I truly wish you could just walk away from the messy situation.
You might want to read this article on how to identify and remove mold.
Before someone suggests bleach, I was told by a guy who works for a remediation company that the idea that bleach kills mold is a myth, it simply turns it white. You need a product specially made for destroying mold. It's expensive. You may want to reconsider hiring someone to do the job.
I find it strange that bleach won't kill mold according to someone wanting to sell products & services.
After floods & other weather events that produce lots of rain/moisture, residents are always advised to use bleach to get rid of & prevent further mold.
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weakestlink, Lot of posts from many posters but no response back from you? Please let us know how things are going....
To be honest, I'm not even sure if you have seen them ~ you have four active threads going on right now ~ and haven't posted back on one of them. Think everyone is trying their best to offer advice and helpful suggestions. Please let us know if you are still here.
IR, I have been thinking the same thing. I'm sure she must be feeling overwhelmed at this. But several of us have posted what we think to be helpful information and she has not come back to answer our questions or to respond.
I haven't said anything because I didn't want her to think I am being mean, but I would at least think if she is going to solicit advice she might respond to our posts in all her threads.
I for one wonder why she is feeling so obligated to handle this situation when she has not been given the rescources to do so, yet she has not answered that.
I realize it isn't any of our business, but we cared enough to advise her and offer support, yet nothing from her...
Sorry about nor getting back sooner. I've just been overwhelmed with dealing with my aunt's estate. Thanks to everyone that responded. It looks like I have a tough situation on my hands.
Sorry to hear about your problem, weakestlink. In viewing many of the home improvements who have the black mold...it is completely removed - not just cleaned. Having lived through this type of environment in my past and not having to deal with it any longer....what a difference good air is!
Weakestlink, understanding that you have a burden on your hands. However, if you could find the time to come and respond to the questions we ask you, it could make a difference in the advice we give you, and how helpful it is.
I will tell you this, even though you might think MYOB, Just from what you have told us, it sounds as if the drs/hospitals/creditors might end up putting leins on the property for unpaid bills. If that is the case, I would do nothing other than remove personal items I or other family members might want. They will sell the property to get their money from it, therefore it isn't going to serve any purpose for you to clean this mess up for them.You shouldn't put yourself through this if that is the case.
As for black mold- now mind you, this was the late 60s and we didn't know any better then. we moved into a house(central FL) that was built from concrete cinderblocks. There was no other interior wall. The outside walls of the 2 bedrooms would sweat terribly in the winter and mildew(or so we called it) grew on them. A couple times a year, daddy would put bleach in a pail, take a paintbrush and paint the bleach over the mildew. It disappeared like magic.
A cheap fix until a few years laer the problem was properly fixed.
I know it wasn't safe, but we were careful and I'm throwing it out there FWIW.
I did a quick google search. I remembered seeing something on this old house about someone whose house survived Katrina. I would start by wearing a quality mask. Then you could tear out the damaged area to the studs. This is what they did after they got down to the studs, from the article;
sprayed the wood with MDF-500, an EPA-approved biocide that would kill any bacteria that might have been brought in by the flood. Later, an exterminator sprayed the wood with Bora-Care with Mold-Care, a borate solution that fights mold and protects against termites, carpenter ants, and wood rot.
I know these products will cost you money and if you don't have any money you are very limited. Will insurance cover it?
Good luck.
When I had the problem in my last apartment a guy from the board of health told me to use Lysol,he said the same thing that was already mentioned that bleach only turns the mold white. Good luck
It did work for me but I moved out anyway since the landlord was a slumlord This message has been edited. Last edited by: JasminesMom,
A man made an offer to buy my aunt's house and he said the only remedy for the mold is to remove the affected dry wall and replace it.
He is right about that, BUT the issue still needs to be addressed, as to where there is a water leak. I wouldn't sell until I spoke to a few other people, the damage may not be as bad as you think. Have you had anyone from the board of health check it out for you? I know sometime they will check it out for free.
If you turn away this buyer who made the offer, are you prepared to find the reason for the water and fix it, then replace drywall and anything else affected by the mold( all at your expense of course)?? Then finding a new buyer?? Make sure if you go along with this buyer that its written that he's buying a home with mold and water in "as is" condition. Don't know if you have to have a disclosure statement in your state, but if so, sign disclosure with statement that you never lived in house and have no knowledge of anything or its condition.
Take the offer and run all the way to the bank!
I've seen on holmes show when they get down to the bare studs they bring in a dry ice blaster.
It's a non-toxic way to kill the mold and bring the wood back to new looking. No moisture to clean up. They use a hepa vac afterwards.
(also they tarp off the area use a fan blowing out the window to create negative air pressure and keep the mold from spreading in the house during removal.) I don't know if dry ice blasters are available to rent. Maybe in large metro areas.
If removing in a more low tech way be sure to dampen it with a spray to keep it from blowing around when removing it. You need to wear protective mask, eye protection and clothing to cover your skin to prevent exposure to the mold your removing.
Bleach is not supposed to be effective, but I've read that Borax in water is.This message has been edited. Last edited by: llazy1,
Wash down the walls in straight vinegar & a scrub brush, and wipe off wih a rag, easiest way is to do in small sections or with 2 people, then let it dry, then coat the walls in straight bleach. Be sure to have ALOT of ventilation with the bleach..fans, open windows, etc..
My Daughter & I did this in a unused back bedroom with just plain bleach & scrub brush, then washed it down again & let it dry, you can buy mold resistent paint at WalMart fairly cheap too..Thats how we found out about the vinegar lol
Good luck!!
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that the cheapest sold-in-a store- product that will really KILL MOLD is LYSOL.
There's something in it that will kill mold!
It stinks (smell is not great) BUT IT WORKS!
YOU BUY IT CONCENTRATED--but USE A MASK!
Regarding dry ice blasters.. i may try out a low-tech diy version of a dry ice blaster.. using my kirby sprayer attachment to my upright kirby vacuume.
Get a mask and some MDF-500 problem solved!
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BRAZIL, Ind. — A mother and her adult son have been charged in a bizarre conspiracy-to-commit murder case that was hatched inside a jail, according to court documents.
Dale R. Murphy, 53, who was locked up in the Clay County Jail on a child molestation case, and Barbara L. Murphy, his 74-year-old mother, supposedly met there and discussed hiring a man to kill the alleged victim of the crime.
Probable cause affidavits filed in both criminal cases state that Dale Murphy asked a fellow inmate, and later a second person, if he knew of anyone who could "take care of" by killing the teen.
It also stated that while Barbara Murphy was at the jail to visit her son, he called the inmate over so Barbara Murphy could see what he looked like. Phone numbers were exchanged so the inmate could call her when he was released from jail, documents revealed.
But the inmate later notified police of the conversation with the Murphys, along with notes allegedly written by Dale Murphy that gave the name and description of the teenage victim, the name of the teen's mother, their address and other details about them.
Clay County Sheriff's Detective Sgt. James Switzer also reported that he arranged with the inmate informer to listen to phone conversations between Barbara Murphy and the inmate after his May 13 release from the jail.
According to records, Dale Murphy offered $5,000 to commit the killings.
Bail for both Barbara Murphy and Dale Murphy remain set at $1 million each.
A late September court date has been set for both family members. Conviction carries a sentence of 20 to 50 years.
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ESPN's John Clayton believes the Seahawks could be a potential landing spot for free agent DE/OLB Dwight Freeney.Freeney is coming off the worst season of his career after making the switch to outside linebacker in the Colts' new 3-4 defense, and is not expected to be back in Indy. "If you're (Seattle), you call Dwight and say, 'Listen, if you're going to get big money in free agency, God love you, we support you 100 ways. But if indeed you struggle a little bit and need to take a little bit of a flier on a team, look at this team,'" Clayton thought out loud. Two weeks shy of his 33rd birthday, Freeney's market is hard to forecast, but we don't doubt he'll be looking to latch on with a 4-3 team.
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I didn't think this draft was heavy on corners. I believe the Bucs need to address corner in FA. Jenkins, Grimes, DRC. One of those or maybe even two. Then draft BPA
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That is a great idea, but where can we get magnetice name tags for our cubs?
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Clem - looking through this site, it appears as though you can order either metal or plastic, magnetic tags. This is a pretty cool site BD! I sent an email and they shuold email me back with a proof Thanks for the tip!
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Custom engraved name badges for your tractor can be purchased from The Badge Factory of Hampstead, MD. No web site. Their phone number is 410-239-3368. If you're coming to RPRU, I'm sure they'll be there.
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I like it Bigdog, now just to be able to make it to a Cubfest and I'll be all set to go . Pete
About the magnetic strips, down here we can find those at Staples, Wal-Mart and office supply and printing supply stores. You could neatly glue one of these strips to the name tag, badge, or whatever and put it anywhere on metal that you wish. We also get them from some insurance agents each year in the form of stick on calenders for the fridge. Just a thought for recycling, (for us el-cheapos) . Pete
BIGDOG what size did you use LxW
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Steve - they are 2" X 3".
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Got my name tag this last weekend at Edinburgh Show. Same guy was there that SteveB and myself got our plaque for our tractors lsat year at Portland.
Name tag only cost me 7.00. Thats w/o a tractor. I use the one on the left.
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Bigdog, I just received mine and George's from plaquemaker. They do excellent work. Thanks for the link.
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Just ordered mine!!!Now I'll look professional!!!Haha If that could happen.Kevin
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just had a chance to look some where else besides f-cub and for sale want ads and look what i find , i am gonna have to get me one of these ,thanks Bigdog.
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Thanks for the info, Bigdog. I saw all those red name tags at Cub-Arama and wondered how to get one. I just ordered mine so now I can look like the rest of you guys.
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Softer and more supple than the 7-strand stringing wire, this abrasion-resistant beading wire is made of 19 strands of fine-diameter stainless steel within a kink-resistant nylon coating. This wire features excellent flexibility, excellent drape, and superior strength.
This wire is 0.15 mm in diameter, and is available in 30 ft. spools.
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