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Taylor is one of 326 volunteers who have devoted more than 30,000 hours to the Hospital in 2012. He and his fellow volunteers were honored by the Hospital on April 25 at a Volunteer Recognition Luncheon at The Harbor at Charles Point.
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Volunteers perform many functions at the Hospital, greeting visitors, answering phones, doing clerical work and visiting with patients. The volunteer chaplains provide spiritual support for patients and their families. Other volunteers bring in therapy dogs who visit patients on every floor. Still others answer call bells to free up nurses from non-medical responsibilities, giving them more time to spend with patients who need medical care.
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With the release date of Shadowfever approaching and anticipation growing, I wanted to take a moment to say a heartfelt 'thank you' to all of the fans of the Fever series.
It's been such a toss up for me: the decision whether or not to let my publisher send out advanced reading copies of the Fever books. The simple fact is it's better for me if I do, because advance publicity is critical to a writer's career. I've made many reviewers unhappy because we've gone the arc-less route and my career has suffered for it. Last year a famous magazine called to request an advance copy of Dreamfever. The publicity from them would have been incredible! You can't buy that kind of attention. But it would have ruined the one thing I've always considered more important than publicity: the reading experience for my fans. The series is full of mystery and cliffhanger suspense. Although occasionally a reader complains about being left hanging, more often than not I hear how much you enjoy the experience of coming together in a community and debating the plot twists and speculating about the ultimate outcome. Some of you have even written to tell me you aren't sure you don't enjoy your Fever friends/conversations more than the books themselves, LOL!
I've done everything in my power to protect my fans. I don't want anyone that has waited five years (or even five months or weeks) to have their experience spoiled by one badly placed review on line that gives it away—and believe me, in Shadowfever there's a lot to give away :)
As the release date approaches, I have no doubt some books will slip through the cracks. There is no perfect strict on sale date, or embargo. Mistakes happen. Copies of Dreamfever hit the stands early, and so did Faefever.
So why am I thanking you? Because in the complicated, mistake-laden world of publishing, the one thing I can count on are my readers. Last year when early copies came out you were so amazingly respectful of each other. If you shared spoilers, you did it far behind the scenes and in such a way that no innocent, hapless reader would stumble upon them. You astound me with your care and respect for each other's reading experience.
It's been a long journey with Mac and the crew. The last chapter is about to begin….Keep the faith, be good to each other and let me know what you think when you've finished. I can't wait to hear your thoughts on how it all ends!
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But it doesn't tell you everything.
It doesn't tell you about being traded from the Expos to the Yankees for Hideki Irabu and battling a lack of experience and the pressure of New York at the same time.
Or, about how once he was finally increasing his comfort level in the Bronx, he was sent to the A's in the three-team Jeff Weaver deal midway through the 2002 season.
And it doesn't reveal how it seemed Lilly had found his home in Oakland, where, last year, he came up with some big performances down the stretch and was nearly unhittable against the Red Sox in the Division Series. But then came the offseason, and Lilly was shipped off to Toronto for Bobby Kielty.
How about some stability?
Now that he's an All-Star -- the lone representative from the Blue Jays -- all that moving around in the past is no longer so bothersome.
"The first thing you think is 'I want to find a way to get back here and enjoy a couple more of these,'" said Lilly. "I'd imagine your first one is more memorable than any other, but hopefully there's going to be more."
Why not? Lilly is only 28 years old, just entering his prime. While he's pitching well for the Blue Jays (seventh in the AL in strikeouts, third among lefties), Lilly is likely to get even better.
"Last year was a big year. It was a good experience pitching down the stretch with the playoffs on the line and getting an opportunity to pitch in the playoffs again," he said. "I think all of those are good experiences. That's something I'll be able to take with me, and being here in the All-Star Game is another one, that as a player, you never forget."
He also never forgets things that helped him get to this point. Like the way Yankees manager Joe Torre and pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre worked with him in New York.
"I have a great amount of respect for Mel and Joe," said Lilly. "Mel helped me out a lot, he helped me get through a lot of things. Working with Mel, I definitely felt like I was turning the corner to becoming a solid pitcher in this league. What was great about Mel was he didn't spend a lot of time, I guess, getting too far away from what we were trying to do. He was very specific and clear on what we wanted to do. And he did a great job."
There were times Lilly wondered if he could stay in the Major Leagues, let alone be an All-Star.
"I don't know who hasn't at some point gone through a little adversity," said Lilly. "Some go through more than others."
Past adversity was somewhat on his mind on Monday, but certainly not at the forefront.
"Definitely you think about [adversity], but really you realize that there's still a lot left, a lot of season left," said Lilly. "I want to enjoy this while I'm here."
He looks forward to meeting the game's greats, and calling some of them teammates for the next two days.
"I think a lot of things will be hitting me for the next couple of days," said Lilly. "I'll be soaking all of it in and enjoying it as much as possible."
And Lilly will continue to set the bar high for himself.
"I think that I had extremely high expectations and every year," said Lilly. "Every season you go into it you'd like to be here at the All-Star Game."
This time, it became a reality.
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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If you didn't know already, Texas is football country. And regardless how well the Tampa Bay Devil Rays outfielder fares in his career, there will be those in his hometown who wonder whether he made the right choice.
Crawford, who is a key part of the Devil Rays' resurgence and climb to respectability, signed a football scholarship with the University of Nebraska just months before being drafted by the Devil Rays.
"I was very close to going to Nebraska," Crawford said Monday. "All I was waiting for was the draft, and the draft was going to dictate my decision. I was really ready to play football. It's funny how the tables turned."
Crawford was a three-sport star at Jefferson Davis High School near Houston's Fifth Ward. He was offered a basketball scholarship from UCLA and also was being scouted as a standout baseball player. Crawford made the unpopular decision to sign with the Devil Rays in an area that reveres its football and basketball stars, but is more indifferent about baseball.
With some teams scared off by his potential football career, Crawford fell to the Devil Rays in the second round. The Rays made him an offer that encouraged him push aside his playbooks and head to the minor leagues.
"The day they came to me with a $1.5 million offer," was his response when asked when he decided to sign with Tampa Bay. "They were offering me $1.5 million and a chance to help my family. Once I got to the minor leagues, I saw how far I was away from being in the Major Leagues. But heck no, I don't regret my decision. I am in the Major Leagues. I worked hard to get here but I am having a good time."
As Crawford was chatting with the media, he caught a familiar face amongst the crowd. Standing feet from him with a media credential was Michael Hokum, Crawford's high school Algebra teacher. Crawford hugged his old mentor and joked about how he and his classmates would distract their teacher by simply saying the University of Texas would beat his beloved Texas A&M.
"We used to have fun in his class," Crawford said with a big smile. "It was one of my favorite classes. He was one of the guys who helped me along during that time."
Crawford is only 22 and is not that far removed from his neighborhood days. But when he returns home, the ball fields are definitely not filled with kids eager to be the next Carl Crawford.
"They may ask me why I play a sport like baseball," he said. "I say, 'Are you crazy? This is what you need to play right here.' The kids want to see someone like themselves out there playing baseball and hopefully they can see that in me.
"I remember seeing George Foreman in the neighborhood one day and saying 'I want a car like that.' That's what motivated me."
In just his second full season, Crawford is hitting .304 with four homers, 34 RBIs and 38 stolen bases. He is a classic speedster who torments pitchers with various shakes and fakes while on first base. He, along with Rocco Baldelli, represents the Devil Rays' bright future. Add into the mix top prospects Delmon Young and B.J. Upton, and Tampa Bay could soon become a force in the American League East.
The Rays are in third place at the All-Star break for the first time in club history and went 32-17 after beginning the season 10-28.
"I think everybody in the clubhouse knew we had a better team that how we were playing," Crawford said. "So we played harder, pitched better and brought everything together and I think we're showing what we can do. B.J. and Delmon are going to be good, I have seen them play and when they get here we are going to be an up and coming team.
"Right now this is a dream come true to play at home. I couldn't ask for anything better than playing in the All-Star Game in my hometown. I am from right here, and I am proud of that."
Gary Washburn is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Research in Librarianship
Intended as capstone experience for students in the Master of Science in Library Science program. Provides the opportunity to pursue a research project related to the student's area of specialization or interest and which is based on a research stra,tegies developed in LS 550. Accreditation assessments administered. Prerequisites: LS 550 and successful completion of at least 30 credit hours, including all other required courses; project approval by advisor, instructor, and the department chai,r. For students not seeking initial teacher certification.|
Bus Ref Sources & Serv
Surveys the information sources and services typically found in corporate libraries, public library business information centers, and other specialized libraries with a business clientele. Includes in-depth examination of major business reference too,ls, as well as in-depth examination of the special operations, organization, and management of business libraries and departments of business information. Prerequisite: LS 500.|
Global Perspectives In Libshp
A study of libraries and librarianship throughout the world with an in depth focus in selected countries; emphasis is placed on library education and issues related to culture, technological advances, economics, and politics; the role and impact of p,rofessional organizations on libraries and library education worldwide is examined. Annual, summer.|
Apply Web Tech in Libraries
Studies the application and use of emerging Web content and technologies in diverse library settings.|
Pres & Conserv Of Lib Ma
Survey of preservation and conservation activities in libraries and information centers, including disaster planning, environmental factors, treatment of brittle books, library binding, special problems of nonbook materials, and basic conservation tr,eatments. Prerequisites: LS 501 or permission of instructor.|
Indexing & Abstracting
In-depth survey and hands-on development of documents surrogates, including annotations, abstracts, precis, and other forms of indexing.|
Lib Lit And Young Adults
Examination of the role of the librarian in the selection, evaluation, and use of materials for junior and senior high school age persons. Includes a study of young adult literature and trends affecting its development; techniques for providing reade,r advisory services; methods of reaching and serving multicultural and special needs audiences; characteristics of the young adult in contemporary society; and development of programs and other means of introducing young adults to books and nonbook m,edia, with special attention to emerging electronic products and services.|
Electronic & Cont Resources
Examines the organization and management of electronic resources and print/pnline continuing publications, such as journals, annuals, etc.; highlights issues surrounding subscriptions, licensing, access, and ownership of materials.|
Lib Mktg & The Community
Addresses the following aspects of successful community analysis and marketing of library services: the current and potential library users; their specific informational needs; and how the library can provide adequate service.|
Issues In Urban Librarianship
A survey of issues facing all types of libraries located in urban settings. School, public, and academic libraries will be discussed in the context of how the urban environment presents special challenges in designing, implementing, and managing libr,ary services. Prerequisite: LS 504.|
Pub Libs Rural Am
Introduction to the public library in the United States, with special concern for the small rural library. Particular emphasis on the problems and limitations of such libraries and approaches for overcoming them.|
Librs, Lit & The Child
Opportunity for graduate students to investigate (1) the nature of children?s literature; (2) the utilization of children?s literature in school, public and special library settings; (3) trends in children?s literature as a part of the total body of,literature and as an educational force; and (4) current research in the field. Biennially.|
Special Topics
In-depth discussion, study, and research of a topic related to the role of the library in responding to social issues, service to special groups, or problem areas. The following represent typical offerings: (1) Bibliotherapy; (2) Microcomputers in Li,braries; (3) Library Services for the Gifted; (4) Media and Minorities; (5) Oral History; (6) Connectivity: Understanding the Information Infrastructure. A maximum of six credit hours may be applied toward graduation.|
Digital Libraries
Provides an overview of topics concerning digital libraries, including, but not limited to, organization and structure, programming interoperability and metadata standards, project management, intellectual property rights, and various interface appli,cations. Students are expected to examine topics of interest concerning digital libraries, culminating in the preparation of a term project.|
Online Information Retrieval
Web-based information retrieval is explored and discussed. A variety of search engines, strategies, and protocols are examined and compared. Prerequisite: LS 504|
Integ Technologies In Libr
Survey of library automation; the application of computers to library technical and administrative processes. The state of the art; case studies of automation projects; systems analysis; design of library automation projects. Annual, fall.|
Law In Libraries
Addresses the legal and ethical concepts and issues related to librarianship. Topics include employment law, intellectual property, civil rights, social responsibility, intellectual freedom and privacy law particularly as they relate to libraries. Et,hics, values and foundational principles of the library and information professions are covered.|
Internship in Librianship
Provides an advanced preprofessional experience through work in a cooperating library or information center. Students are expected to apply and evaluate the theory and practice learned in the classroom; prepare an evaluative paper, and be observed a,nd evaluated by the site supervisor. Accreditation assessments administered. Prerequisites: successful completion of at least 30 credit hours, including all other required courses; permission of advisor, internship coordinator, and the department c,hair. For students not seeking initial certification.|
Mgmt Of Tech & Access Ser
Introduction to managerial and administrative principles as applied in library technical and access services. Areas covered include acquisitions, cataloging, serials control, circulation, document delivery, interlibrary loan, and preservation. Specia,l attention is paid to automation issues. Prerequisites: LS 502, 504.|
Hist Of Books & Printing
Study of the evolution of the printed book through a survey of the origin of recorded communication; history of writing materials; study of manuscript production, typography, type design, illustration, bookbinding, book production, and copyright from, the earliest times to the present.|
Government Info & Librnshp
Study and evaluation of federal, state, municipal , and intergovernmental publications, print and electronic; the nature of government materials, their reference and research value; techniques of organization, access, and control of print and electro,nic materials; issues concerning various government electronic resources. Prerequisite: LS 500|
Resources in the Humanities
Surveys the print and electronic information sources typically found in humanities collections, including areas of art, literature, music, philosophy, and religion. Examines the various ways users access this information and the associated services,provided by libraries and information centers. Prerequisite: LS 500.|
Resource in the Social Science
Surveys the print and electronic information sources typically found in social science collections, including areas of anthropology, business, economics, education, geography, history, political science, and psychology. Examines the various ways use,rs access this information and the associated services provided by libraries and information centers. Prerequisite: LS 500.|
Resource in the Sci, Tec & Med
Surveys the information sources and services typically found in science, technology, and health collections, libraries or information centers. Includes in-depth examination of major information sources, print and electronic, and of various ways user,s access this information. Prerequisite: LS 500.|
Adv Cat And Class
In-depth exploration of the issues involved in organizing collections with special reference to authority control, the cataloging and classification of nonbook materials (including electronic resources), and the use of Library of Congress Subject Hea,dings and the Library of Congress Classification. Prerequisite: LS 502.|
Adv Research Meth in Lib Sci
In depth study of quantitative and qualitative research methodologies as they apply to library science; emphasis on formulating the research proposal, conducting studies, analyzing data, reporting findings, and interpreting results; includes a critic,al analysis of the professional research literature. Prerequisite: LS 504. Study of the scientific methods of planning, conducting, and reporting investigation and research in library science, including specific problems in library service. Critic,al analysis of research in professional literature. Designed to develop skill in interpreting research results.|
Genre Fict & Read Advisory
Course introduces students to the readers' advisory process as a means of assisting library users in identifying appropriate reading materials to meet recreational reading needs. Major genres of fiction (e.g., romance, mystery, adventrue, etc.) are,examined. Bibliographic tools to support the reader's advisory process are identified and examined.|
Ldrship for Lib & Info Centers
Designed for students preparing to assume the role and duties of a leader, supervisor, and/or director in the field of librarianship; Explores the research and models of leadership relevant to defining and achieving goals in the library and informati,on center setting; Connects the role of management with the skills required for effective leadreship; and includes the examination of theory and practical application of organizational leadership.|
Virtual Information Services
This course provides an overview of the design and delivery of library services and library instruction to students and patrons at a distance. The course covers the methods and technologies used to deliver distance education and focuses on how the l,ibrary can be integrated into the delivery of courses offered in a variety of formats: services for remote users of other types of libraries are also considered. Pre-req. LS 500|
Ref Serv Genealogy & Local His
Course introduces students to specialized reference resources for genealogy and local history. Students will assess the value and use of specific published documents and primary sources held in library collections. Major online resources will be ex,amined and compared. Students will create sample policies and procedures to deliver effective local history and genealogy reference services within specific library settings. Prerequisite: LS 500.|
Adult Program for Public Libra
An introduction to the literature, history, principles, strategies and competencies of providing library service to adults as individuals and in groups; such as: readers of genre fiction; the independent learner; to populations of diverse cultural an,d ethnic backgrounds; older adults; educationally disadvantages or less literate; occupational (business, labor, etc.); institutionalized, etc. Examines the research based knowledge of adulthood and adult learning, the assessment of a community, elem,ents of program planning, the diverse advisory roles of librarians and their implications for the organization of informational, educational, and cultural programs and activities. Pre-req LS 500|
Info Seek Behav in User Int De
This course overviews theoretical and practical frameworks for a user centered approach to information service. The course concentrates on user interface design for information retrieval systems based on an understanding of human information seeking,behavior. This course will cover (1) theoretical foundations of various information behaviors and (2) practical analysis using user interface design principles, task and user analysis, user interface evaluation, and usability testing.|
Database Mgmt for Lib Pros
The course will provide library professionals the basic tools to understand database design and management as used in various integrated library systems and electronic resources. The course is designed to familiarize future and current library profe,ssionals with the logic and structure of fields, records and databases.|
Multic Src & Serv Ed & Libr
This course provides an opportunity for students to explore, understand, and develop library and educational resources and services for multicultural, diverse, and other special populations. Resources and services are examined particularly as they re,late to ethnicity, race, gender preference, and disability. Students will develop a sensitivity to the learning and informational needs of various cultural and ethnic groups and will develop techniques for selecting and using materials relevant to a,multicultural society.|
Scholarly & Pro Publishing
This course will center on the topic of scholarly and professional communication and publishing. It involves the study of the traditional nature for communicating research and information and examines the recent trends concerning this practice. Dif,ferent ways for the dissemination of research and information and open access initiatives by publishers, university presses, and scholarly and professional organizations will be examined. The library's role in fostering this process is emphasized.,Summer, biennial.|
Spec Coll Repres & Rec Mgmt
Course introduces students to detailed representation of special and local collections in library settings. Students will examine competing methods for representing such collections, including MARC, EAD, archival software, and local controlled vocab,ularies. Management and retention of electronic records will be covered. Students will produce a sample finding aid or other representation. Pre-requisite: LS 535.|
Archival Mgmt Small Repository
Introduction to the principles of archival theory as practiced in small repositories, including libraries and local historical societies. Appraisal, arrangement and description, and interpretation of materials are covered. Includes a field experien,ce.|
Admin & Mgmt Of Libraries
A study of managerial principles as they apply to libraries. Topics include, but are not limited to, planning, organizing, influencing and controlling the human, financial, physical and informational resources of libraries. Emphasis is placed on mon,itoring new trends in library facilities with regard to library functions. Prerequisite: prerequisite or corequisite LS 504. Fall, Spring, Summer II.|
Mgmt Of Sch Libr Media Centers
Introduction to managerial and administrative principles as applied in school library media centers; the role of the library media center in the school?s educational mission; current issues in school media librarianship. Pre- or corequisite: LS 504.|
Inst Strat Libr & Info Prof
Prepares students with various approaches for integrating information literacy and resources into instruction in libraries and information centers; examines information literacy standards and guidelines, succh as those from AASL and ACRL, for applica,tion in all types of libraries and centers; reviews various instructional strategies, techniques, and resources, such as Web-based tutorials and thematic web pages, for implementation in programs.|
Intro To Inform Profess
This course introduces students to the nature of information and its role in society, the philosophical, ethical, and historical foundations of the information professions, major professional organizations, and the legal, political, and social issues, confronting today's information professionals. The identification and use of print and electronic information resources pertinent to library and information science are also covered. Accreditation assessment administered.|
Cataloging & Classification
Introduction to the principles and techniques of organizing information with special reference to contemporary library practice. Students are introduced to descriptive cataloging using currently accepted national rules, alphabetical indexing using L,ibrary of Congress Subject Headings and Sears List of Subject Headings, and systematic indexing using the Dewey Decimal Classification and the Library of Congress Classification. The structure and use of manual and automated catalogs and indexes are, considered.|
Develop Lib Collections
Acquiring familiarity with basic bibliographical tools, current reviewing media, and acquisitions procedures. Establishment of policies and criteria for the selection and evaluation of book and nonbook materials.|
Info Sources & Services
Philosophy and techniques of information services in libraries, with the sources, tools, and technology essential to the reference process. Specific reference problems and research studies, the reference interview, bibliographic instruction, and sear,ch strategies are considered. Recommended as an elective for nonlibrary science students in other graduate programs.|
Bus Ref Sources & Serv
Surveys the literature and services common in a business library or department of business information. Includes in-depth examination of major business reference tools, as well as in-depth examination of the special operations, organization, and mana,gement of business libraries and departments of business information. Annually.|
Provides a laboratory experience in the professional atmosphere of a cooperating library or information center; allows undergraduate students who are not interested in school librarianship an opportunity to have an applied field experience in a publi,c or special library. Evaluation based on observation at the field site, an evaluative paper, and participation in professional seminars. Enrollment by permission of instructor Each semester.|
Media, Meth, And Curr
Introduces planning for the effective use of school library media services in cooperation with the instructional staff. Examines school library media philosophies and educational objectives, the process of developing a library media program, and the, librarian's role in designing curriculum, developing teaching-learning strategies, and working with teachers, students, and administrators. Includes a three-week practical experience in a school library media center. Annually. Prerequisites: LS 2,57, 258, either 356 or 358, and ED 327.|
Independent Study
Students explore in-depth a facet of librarianship according to need or interest, under the direction of a faculty member of the department. Special area to be approved by a faculty committee. Includes development of research techniques and the prepa,ration of a scholarly paper or completion of a special project. On demand.|
Special Topics
In-depth discussion, study, and research of a selected topic related to the role of the library in responding to social issues, service to special groups, or problem areas such as media and minorities, OCLC on-line bibliographic control, and media pr,ograms for the gifted. (Not creditable toward library science certification.) On demand.|
Copy Catalog & Material Proces
Addresses copy cataloging and materials processing in libraries, including procedures for ordering, processing, and claiming all types of library materials, copy cataloging, inventory control, and preservation. Applications of information technology, are emphasized. Includes coverage of the ALA Library Support Staff Certification competencies for collection management and cataloging and classification. Prerequisite: LS 259 - Introduction to Library Support Services.|
Student Tch Sem
Students meet and discuss practical and applicable issues as they occur and relate to their field experiences. Concurrent with student teaching.|
Library Automation
Surveys the use of automation in libraries. Topics covered include the selection of computer hardware and software for instructional purposes; use of automated library systems for library management activities such as circulation, acquisitions, and, cataloging; and the importance of computer networks to areas including resource sharing, professional development, and fiscal planning. Biennially|
Direct User Services
Addresses the role of support staff in direct user services. Covers collection organization, search methods, and the nature of adult, young adult, and children's services and problems in libraries. The role of literary genres, different information, formats, and technology in user services as alsoaddressed. Includes coverage of the ALA Library Support Staff Certification competencies for adult's readers' advisory, reference and information services and youth services.|
Access Services
Examines the concepts, policies, procedures, and technology involved in library access services. Practices for the circulation, interlibrary loan, reserves, document delivery, shelf maintenance, and processing of materials are reviewed. Technology',s role in creating, retrieving, and delivering access to information and materials is studied. Covers the ALA Library Support Staff Certification competencies for access services and technology.|
Administration Of Libr
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I HUNT WITH A ST.LOUIS HAWKIN AS WELL. i love the smell of gun powder on a cold morning
' its just plain ole Ron '
My scout is a 54.Nice bang to it.Hope to hunt moose some day with it.Deer running all over.Had a small 8 point running next to the road while I was on the bike.My rattle trap[bike] scared him into the woods. Kevin
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
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That coyote howl which works just about everytime to move a frozen deer was my ticket to financial independance. Now i see someone beat me to it!
I forgot to mention one other thing i've done is to aim the add-on fog lights on my Jeep to illuminate the far sides of the road. About 50 to 100 yards on either side of the road is illuminated depending on brush, etc.
I tied the fog light relay into my Jeep's high beam circuitry with a ON-OFF-ON switch.
When the switch is set to ON #1, the fog lights come on automatically when the Jeep's high beams are turned on.
When the switch is set in the center OFF position, the fog lamps are unconditionally disabled.
When the switch is set to the other ON #2 position, the fog lamps are turned on unconditionally.
I've spotted many a deer off to the side of the road just waitin for the right time and trajectory to ram my car!
Works for me.
Well at least most of the time! deers!
Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy
Lighten up while you still can don't even try to understand
Just find a place to make your stand and take it easy - The Eagles
Here's a young one that decided to check out the smell of sweet corn I was blanching and bagging for the freezer, on my deck a few years back. By the looks of him, he was hungry
One was hit two days ago just up the street from work (industrial park). He is still laying there on the grass next to the street but someone added a cardboard cross with "Here lies Buck" written on it. I love it when nature and yuppies clash.
Ken, Annie the '48 Cub & 1282 Cub Cadet.
I think we gotter if'n she don't kick, Andy Griffith.
Ron ,nice deer, you should have fed him and invited him back in a couple of months Kevin
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
We've hit four in three years since escaping to the country.
Two for my son, one for my daughter, and one for my wife (just last week).
And Trent nailed it: Never seems to be the first deer you see, but the one following it.
Three of our four collisions were routine, but I have to tell the story of the fourth. Two years ago when my daughter was about to graduate from college, (she's a middle school music teacher now), I went with her to a Toyota dealer in Atlanta to help her negotiate for a new Highlander.
We got there thirty minutes before closing, but kept the sales guy and his boss there til almost 11pm, when the deal was finally done. I followed her home in my car, and about 5 miles from the house, I notice two of the biggest bucks ever, grazing just outside the guardrail up ahead.
Well, I guess her headlights spooked them. In an instant, BOTH bucks jumped the guardrail in front of her; with one taking out her front grill, bumper, hood, and right front fender. The second one slammed her right fender, and both right doors!
She was devastated that her brand new car (less than 100 miles), sustained so much damage...more than $5,000...but she was fine.
It's a real problem around here, but that was one for the books!
I found this old Cub, Forgotten and Forlorn,
With pistons and valves frozen and worn.
Help from my buddies on Farmallcub.com,
And an engine from Ralph, (37's the one),
Now ole Corky is running and back to life,
Much to the surprise of my dear, dear wife!
Corky!! that IS so funny!!!---well not for her, BUT the way it went down!!--and yes deer problem here in Il. is at an all time #1 hazard year around so I understand what you are saying!
A couple were killed right here by our garden on I-74 a few years ago when the hit a big deer in the passing lane.
later a 20some point buck took out a Kenworth at the same place! Driver said the deer came onto the road, stood up on it's hind legs put head down in attack position and all he could do was hang on and pray!!--took out all the front of the truck, had to be towed! thanks; sonny
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My city-slicker inlaws had not been gone from our house 5 minutes one night and the phone rang. They were all excited, saying, "We just passed a deer!!!" Wife relayed the message to me while still on the phone with them. I told her to tell them, that's ok - as long as the solid yellow line was not in your lane, it's perfectly legal.
1949 Cub 81987.
I can take it apart....problem is getting it back together.
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Your're lucky they didn't hit the deer and totalled their car as you woulda had overnight house geusts!
The deer population here this Spring is worse than ever! Deer everywhere! Even my dogs don't seem to keep em off my property anymore! Thinkin on calling the County Supervisor about extending deer season all year round!
Knock on wood, so far a couple close calls but no more 'notches' on my Jeep door!
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Lighten up while you still can don't even try to understand
Just find a place to make your stand and take it easy - The Eagles
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Slow way down, turn off headlights and lay on the horn
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A couple of years ago I was riding a bike on a small rural road.
Came around a curve kind of slow and a deer was standing in the ditch.
Must have spooked him because he decided to cross the road just in front of me.
Would have hit him head on except he couldn't get traction on the pavement.
When I passed in front of him, we were so close I could have reached out and touched his nose.
I'll remember the sound of the hooves scraping the pavement for a long time...
"If it ain't broke, I haven't 'fixed' it yet"
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I always get extra carefull anytime I get around bridges with water nearby for them to be drinking from
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