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One killed in a single vehicle collision on Cranston Road
Date of News Release: 06/28/2011
(Morehead, Ky.) -- On 06/28/2011 at 1039 hours KSP Post 8 Morehead received a call from a motorist reporting that he had observed evidence indicating that a vehicle may have run into a pond after striking a dry hydrant on Cranston Road near the 2.0 mile marker. Trooper Scott Caudill and Trooper Joshua Preece responded to the scene and located evidence indicating that a blue vehicle had struck the hydrant and then traveled into a nearby pond sometime overnight. A vehicle along with one occupant (Frank E. Christeson) was later located by a dive team. The accident remains under investigation by Trooper Scott Caudill.

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This special, supreme quality aged Puerh brews to a deep golden red and has a rich, full, woodsy flavor which is hearty without ever being over-powering, it produces a pleasant, mellow after-taste. The flavor of this dark amber tea begins with the bright earthiness unique to aged Puerhs and then smooths out into a long, mellow finish. Puerh is considered best by most connoisseurs when it has been properly aged. The aging process often takes 50 years or more. However, the tea can be prepared and enjoyed at any time during that process. This exceptional Puerh is a fine example of the remarkably smooth, balanced flavor that un-equaled by any lesser Puerhs.
Topaz Puerh is a versatile tea which may be prepared with many different pieces of equipment, including a regular full-sized teapot, individual steeping cups or gongfu style in a small Yixing pot. The last of these -the Yixing teapot- best demonstrates the unique properties of this tea, and thus is the preparation we recommend. Fill a small pre-warmed Yixing teapot about a quarter to a third full with tea leaves, cover with near boiling water and infuse for between 1 to 3 minutes depending on desired intensity. (The brewed tea will be anywhere from dark red to completely black in color.) Pour out into a pitcher or directly into warmed tasting cups and enjoy. Topaz Puerh may be infused two or three more times by maintaining the water temperature and increasing the steeping time.
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Superior Puerh may be brewed in a variety of ways, including with an ordinary teapot, individual gaiwans or in a small Yixing pot. Allow approximately one teaspoon of leaf per person. Infuse with near boiling water for 1 to 3 minutes depending on desired strength. (The finished tea will be anywhere from dark red to completely black in color.)
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Our unique, custom-produced Imperial Puerh consists entirely of painstakingly hand-crafted tiny, shimmering golden leaf buds, making it one of the world's rarest and most difficult teas to produce. When infused the liquor is a deep, golden amber with a rich, supremely full-bodied flavor that is smooth and savory with a hint of cocoa and a deliciously lingering creamy aftertaste.
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- 8 ounces 53% cacao dark baking chocolate, chopped
- 2 cups miniature marshmallows
- 1 tablespoon Grand Marnier
- 2 teaspoons grated orange peel
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries, chopped
- 12 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 2 tablespoons shortening
- Baking cocoa, optional
- In a heavy saucepan, combine the sugar, milk and butter. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Cook, stirring constantly, until a candy thermometer reads 234° (soft-ball stage).
- Remove from the heat; stir in dark chocolate until melted. Stir in the marshmallows, Grand Marnier and orange peel until blended. Stir in cranberries. Transfer to a large bowl. Refrigerate for 1-1/2 hours or until easy to handle.
- Shape into 1-in. balls. Place on waxed paper-lined baking sheets; cover and refrigerate for 1 hour or until firm.
- In a microwave, melt semisweet chocolate and shortening; stir until smooth. Dip truffles in chocolate; allow excess to drip off. Return to lined baking sheets; refrigerate until set.
- Roll truffles in cocoa if desired. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Yield: 5 dozen.
Editor's Note: Store these truffles in the refrigerator for up to 1 month. Allow them to come to room temperature before serving.
Editor's Note: We recommend that you test your candy thermometer before each use by bringing water to a boil; the thermometer should read 212°. Adjust your recipe temperature up or down based on your test.
Originally published as Cran-Marnier Truffles in The Taste of Home Cookbook 2011, p71
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Azealia Banks Calls T.I. a 'Clown' for Radio Comments
Azealia Banks and T.I.'s war of words continues. During an interview with WGCI's "Morning Riot," Tip was asked again about the beef between the Harlem rapper and his Hustle Gang artist Iggy Azalea.
"I ain't even know nothing about it. I didn't even see it," said the Atlanta rapper. "I know they're going through their thing, but the fact that she's speaking upon me and mine, that is what I consider bitch shit. I'm a man… You ain't got no business addressing me. You got a man, get him to address me, and he and I can speak on it. But you and me… Can't keep dealing with that woman. Ya'll handle that. I do what men do."
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As his first full-length opera, Two Boys, has its U.S. premiere at the Metropolitan Opera, composer Nico Muhly sits down with Ira Glass (host, NPR's "This American Life") for a colorful, wide-ranging conversation about music, life, and whatever piques their interest. The program will include musical illustrations by Muhly on piano.
Nico Muhly has composed a wide scope of work for ensembles, soloists and organizations including the American Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops, Carnegie Hall, Chicago Symphony, countertenor Iestyn Davies, violinist Hilary Hahn, choreographer Benjamin Millepied, New York City Ballet, NewYork Philharmonic, Paris Opéra Ballet, soprano Jessica Rivera, and designer/illustrator Maira Kalman.
Among Muhly's most frequent collaborators are his colleagues at Bedroom Community, an artist-run label headed by Icelandic musician Valgeir Sigurðsson. Bedroom Community was inaugurated in 2007 with the release of Muhly's first album, Speaks Volumes. In spring 2012, Bedroom Community released Muhly's three-part Drones, in collaboration with pianist Bruce Brubaker, violinist Pekka Kuusisto, and violist Nadia Sirota.
Born in Vermont in 1981 and raised in Providence, Rhode Island, Muhly graduated from Columbia University with a degree in English Literature. In 2004, he received a Masters in Music from the Juilliard School, where he studied under Christopher Rouse and John Corigliano. His writings and full schedule can be found at www.nicomuhly.com.
Ira Glass is the creator and host of "This American Life," which is heard each week on more than 500 public radio stations in the United States, Canada and Australia. Most weeks the show is also the most popular podcast in the country. Glass began his career as an intern at National Public Radio's network headquarters in Washington, D.C., in 1978, when he was 19 years old. Over the years, he worked on nearly every NPR network news program and held virtually every production job in NPR's Washington headquarters. He was a tape cutter, newscast writer, desk assistant, editor and producer. He filled in as host of "Talk of the Nation" and "Weekend All Things Considered." Under Glass's direction, "This American Life" has won the highest honors for broadcasting and journalistic excellence. The show has put out its own comic book, three greatest hits compilations, a paint-by-numbers set, a radio decoder toy, whiskey tumblers, temporary tattoos, a television adaptation which ran on Showtime for two seasons and a feature film called "Sleepwalk with Me."
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Introduction to German Food
Health and Nutrition from the Middle Ages by Hildegard von Bingen
Hildegard von Bingen had definite ideas about how people should live their lives. Saint Hildegard wrote many volumes about it an although she's known for her volumes on medicine and herbs, in Germany she is well known for her nutritional advice, which many people follow today. Here is a short overview of Hildegard's nutritional rules.
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This page describes how to make your own approximations of foods and ingredients that are commonly available in Germany, but not in the US. It includes making your own baking powder and vanilla sugar, quark, sauerkraut and sourdough starter . I have also listed resources for buying the product online or at a store near you.
Introduction to Germany and German Food
Germany is a land full of culinary delights. In the middle of Western Europe, its at the same latitude as Newfoundland; the summer nights are long and inviting while wintertime is cold and snowy. The Christian calendar is a map for German social events and there is always a celebration going on somewhere. German history plays a roll in the development of the German kitchen.
The Well-Stocked German Kitchen
A German kitchen differs slightly from an American one. Different kitchen utensils and vegetables are found in their homes and used on a daily basis.
Getting Started in German Food
What do you know about German food and German cooking? A brat there, some sauerkraut here, heavy and simple. But there is much more to it than that. German food is delicious, nutritious and full of interesting new vegetables and tastes.
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Do you think that cooking and baking from scratch serves some purpose other than feeding yourself? What do you cook from scratch that you cannot buy, What do you buy that is impossible to cook from scratch?
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17 Feb 2013
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Stoppard will be honored at the Los Angeles component with the 2013 Laurel Award for Screen. The Laurel Award recognizes lifetime achievement in outstanding writing for motion pictures. Stoppard, who has been a WGA member since 1991, won an Academy Award for his screenplay for "Shakespeare in Love." He has also penned the screenplay for "Anna Karenina" and the television series "Parade's End" in recent years.
"A television writer since 1965 and a screenwriter since 1975, Tom Stoppard brings wit, elegance, and heart to all he composes. We did not want to let his acknowledged brilliance as a playwright to blind us to his dramatic talents in our own field. From 'The Romantic Englishwoman through Despair,' 'The Human Factor,' 'Brazil,' 'Empire of the Sun,' 'The Russia House,' 'Billy Bathgate,' 'Shakespeare in Love,' 'Enigma,' 'Vatel,' and this past year's 'Anna Karenina,' Stoppard's screenplays delight, disturb, entrance. Whether adapting the masters – Nabokov, Greene, Ballard, le Carré, Doctorow, Tolstoy – or crafting his own tales, Stoppard brings dignity and coherence to the act of imagination," WGAW vice president Howard A. Rodman said in a statement.
Ephron, whose play Lucky Guy will premiere on Broadway this spring starring Tom Hanks, is honored at the New York City WGA Awards. A tribute will be led by "This Is My Life" author Meg Wolitzer. Ephron adapted Wolitzer's novel for the 1992 film, which she also directed. Wolitzer's tribute promises "video with clips displaying Ephron's characteristic style and charm from her films and television interviews."
Tom Stoppard is a four-time Tony Award winner for his plays The Coast of Utopia, The Real Thing, Travesties and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. His works for the stage also include Rock 'n' Roll, Arcadia, The Invention of Love, Jumpers, Artist Descending a Staircase and Night and Day.
Nora Ephron, whose works included "Heartburn," "When Harry Met Sally" and "Sleepless in Seattle," died June 26, 2012, at the age of 71.


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Young and uninsured? Maybe a Jeep or some indie rock will change your mind. At least, that's the hope of some Idaho health insurance companies.
The under-35 age group has been dubbed "young invincibles" at the national level, because of its historic lack of insurance coverage. First Lady Michelle Obama recently joked that young people are accident-prone "knuckleheads" who need insurance even when they are healthy.
At least two health insurers in Idaho are marketing to young adults, as the end draws near for enrollment in subsidized health-insurance plans. One company will be at Treefort Music Fest, while another is targeting advertisements to college students and giving away a Jeep, iPads and GoPro cameras.
"It's the hardest piece of the population to reach ... folks in the young age bracket," said Karen Early, spokeswoman for Blue Cross of Idaho. "Frankly, it's not a topic they're especially interested in, especially if they're single and don't have kids. It's not top-of-their-mind of things they would like to spend money on."
Health insurance companies and the White House closely watched enrollments of people 18 to 34 years old as the Affordable Care Act's health-insurance exchanges rolled out over the winter. That's because young adults are considered crucial to the 2010 health-care reform law's survival. Young Idahoans' premiums are expected to help pay for the chemotherapies and coronary bypass surgeries of older Idahoans a cost-sharing structure that would play out perpetually as young people age.
About 26 percent of all Idahoans who bought health insurance from Idaho's exchange, Your Health Idaho, as of mid-February were in the 19-to-34 age bracket. People on the older end of the spectrum, age 55 to 64, make up the largest group of buyers so far.
Blue Cross of Idaho recently launched a campaign called "Good to Go" that targets the 'young invincibles' in Idaho. The insurer bought a 2014 Jeep, 12 iPads and 12 GoPros that it will give away as part of the campaign. People can enter the contest by watching a cartoon video on the Blue Cross contest website bcidaho.com/goodtogo and giving Blue Cross their contact information, but enrollment in an insurance plan isn't required.
Blue Cross is peppering college newspapers with colorful ads that show young adults playing outdoors diving into a river or skiing at Targhee.
"With a sweet government subsidy, Brian's good to go for just $4.12 per day," says one ad, showing a man with a fish on St. Joe River. That is based on a subsidized premium for a 28-year-old male making $27,000 a year, on Blue Cross's cheapest plan with the least generous benefits. The full premium is actually about $150 a month, but Blue Cross assumes a monthly subsidy of about $27, for someone with Brian's demographics.
Early declined to say how much Blue Cross has spent on the ad campaign and the giveaways.
"Full-time college students (at most schools) have coverage already, but part-timers might not, and of course the students may have family members and friends for whom the messaging is on target," Early said in an email.
Meanwhile, the Oregon-based company PacificSource is targeting young people as part of its "Get Out. Get Covered." campaign. The insurer is doing outreach in coffee shops, gyms, restaurants and shopping malls.
PacificSource also is a sponsor of Treefort Music Fest and will have a booth next to the main stage. The booth will have refreshments and a charging station for mobile devices, as well as subsidy calculators and PacificSource representatives.
Treefort Music Fest takes place about a week before March 31 the deadline for enrollment on insurance exchanges. After that, people can enroll rarely, such as after losing a job or losing employee benefits.
Consumers who miss the March 31 deadline can buy stop-gap plans but will not receive premium subsidies, since they won't be enrolling through exchanges. The short-term plans also do not have to meet new standards for "essential benefits" and out-of-pocket costs, unlike the plans sold on exchanges.
The proposed enrollment period for 2015 exchange plans, with or without subsidized premiums, is Nov. 15 through Jan. 15.
Visit the Your Health Idaho exchange website at yourhealthidaho.org to compare benefits and prices, find insurance brokers and guides who can help with insurance enrollment, or apply for a health plan through a federal online portal.
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Elias Leisring doesn't believe in fall-off-the-bone ribs. You'll never see him wrap ribs in bacon or even foil, as those trimmings ruin the meat's natural texture and make for a mushy mess. Expect just three ingredients at Eli's BBQ: smoke, a semi-secret dry rub from Findlay Market's Colonel De, and a squirt of the house sauce—plus a three to five hour stint in a hickory-stocked smoker. The result is sturdy, slightly crunchy rib meat that doesn't collapse on the first bite. Even the pulled pork, which is smoked into submission for nigh on 20 hours, retains those crusty bits that separate the men from the Sloppy Joes. The bun to contain such goodness is fairly critical. After trial runs of the fanciest buns and rolls on offer, Eli and his business partner Drew Simmons landed on a retro favorite: The Butternut Golden Honeybun. "There should be a church basement cheapness to the bun," Leisring says, though he does gussy it up with a schmear of butter and some quality time on the flattop. The downhome feeling extends to the picnic tables out back, the wallet-friendly BYOB policy, and the record player spinning classic Americana in the front room. In a nod to non-carnivores, the side dishes—tart, crunchy slaw; creamy mac and cheese; hearty baked beans; and more—are all vegetarian. And those ribs? They will leave you in a near fugue state. Once the primal urge to separate meat from bone with your teeth subsides, quickly excuse yourself to check the state of your face.
Eli's BBQ3313 Riverside Dr.(513) 307-8318
Prices: $5–$8. Lunch and dinner seven days.
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Trifecta Belgian Style Tripel - Bourbon Barrel Aged - FiftyFifty Brewing Co.
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4.75/5 rDev +13.4%
06-19-2012 22:02:47 | More by sludgegnome
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
04-28-2012 00:58:56 | More by Swervine44
4.28/5 rDev +2.1%
Appearance: Pale and clear gold capped by a thin head.
Smell: Green apple, pineapple, pear. The bourbon barrel character is warming, but not hot. There's a touch of vanilla and caramel.
Palate: Opens with a harmonious mix of caramel apple, pineapple, pear and vanilla. The body is medium-light, and sweetness is reigned-in. Finishes with citrus, oak and warming alcohol.
Overall: Really good. Similar to Allagash Curieux but much better.
05-19-2012 23:33:01 | More by largadeer
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
05-21-2012 23:30:42 | More by leschkie
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08-12-2012 22:16:41 | More by rbrefbeerman
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
02-24-2013 23:22:20 | More by Jspriest
4.18/5 rDev -0.2%
First had: on tap at Capone's, Norristown, PA
Definitely something different from your typical tripel here. 50/50 of course known for their bourbon barrel stouts, has aged this tripel in an Elijah Craig (12 year) barrel.
Served in a mini-snifter, an impenetrably hazy golden-yellow color with a small, dense cap of white head that retained and laced surprisingly well (getting near the end of the keg maybe?). Aroma of bready malts, spicy yeast, pear, melon, light notes of bourbon. Taste of soft fruits, noted in the nose, pale bready malts, moderate sugar sweetness, with some pineapple and banana notes, floral hops. Where as the bourbon in stouts is pretty in-your-face, here it was more of a mellow afterthought that still blended surprisingly well with the other flavors at play. Loved the mouthfeel here, extremely smooth, medium-full body, higher alcohol is surprisingly well-hidden, as there's about no burn at all. Very enjoyable, though not a style I'm always in the mood for.
06-19-2012 01:02:38 | More by Rifugium
4.15/5 rDev -1%
Aged in Elijah Craig 12yr whiskey barrels for 6 months.
(Nerd Note: ABV on fiftyfifty website says 11%, but 11.5% is written on the growler cap.)
Reviewed from a growler that my friends brought back from vacation. Served in a snifter.
Pours a hazy pale gold. A small white head forms and dissipates quickly to a razor-thin ring. Hints of thin lacing left in glass.
Some light Belgian funk and sourness in the aroma. Bready malt. Mild spiciness. Some sweet fruits. Bourbon sits in the background, but has a definite presence. I'm detecting some alcohol, but way in the background.
Flavor is really well blended and balanced. Soft fruity notes with sharper honey, whiskey, oak, and vanilla notes. Sweetness blooms in the middle. Finish has a hit of salt with a lingering mild sourness in the aftertaste. A tiny bit of alcohol comes out in the finish as well, but it is amazingly well buried given the strength. Great flavor.
Medium-full bodied with low carbonation, but since this is from a growler, I'm sure it's a little lower than the tap version.
I drink (and love) so many bourbon barrel aged stouts that it's great being able to try a different style given the same treatment, especially from FiftyFifty. It's also great having friends who bring growlers to you.
04-03-2012 19:40:19 | More by brotherloco
4/5 rDev -4.5%
07-25-2013 19:32:07 | More by ScottO
4/5 rDev -4.5%
04-30-2012 16:28:20 | More by JimmyTango
3.53/5 rDev -15.8%
I had this on-tap at Capone's during Philly beer week. Served in a 5 oz. snifter.
Appearance: Pours a cloudy golden color with hardly any head. The head that is there goes away rather quickly.
Smell: Sweet malt with some carmel and a hint of fruit. There is a tartness to this beer along with some warmth from the bourbon barrel aging.
Taste: This beer reminds me a lot of white wine. Sweet, fruity alcohol all the way through. There is a fruit tartness, not getting much Belgian spice. The finish is warm from the alcohol.
Mouthfeel: Medium body with tingly carbonation and a very dry finish.
Overall: This beer was very interesting. You could pick up the bourbon and the tripel qualities in the smell, but everything had blended together in the taste. I'm glad I got to try it.
06-12-2012 02:55:56 | More by oline73
Trifecta Belgian Style Tripel - Bourbon Barrel Aged from FiftyFifty Brewing Co.
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For ornithologist Amanda Rodewald, fieldwork often includes capturing birds to band them.
When ornithologist Amanda Rodewald talks about tweets and angry birds, she's not usually referring to social media and video games. She's probably discussing science.
"Birds have calls that they use when they're agitated or to alarm others of danger," says Amanda. "In fact, there's been research showing that chickadee calls can actually communicate the size and type of a predator."
Ornithology is the branch of zoology related to birds. Some ornithologists study birds to find clues about how to protect the environment. For example, Amanda's research focuses on the ways that human activity affects birds and their ecosystems, and her findings are useful for conservation and land management efforts.
Ornithologists work in academia, federal and state agencies, wildlife and conservation organizations, and other institutions, such as the World Bank. They study birds in their natural habitats or in the laboratory. They also may write research reports and proposals for grants, teach classes, present research to the public, and have administrative duties related to these activities. Some ornithologists, like Amanda, do all these tasks.
Research and writing. Many questions about ornithology are best answered by observing birds in the wild during fieldwork. Amanda and her students have done fieldwork in locations as remote as the Andes Mountains in South America and as nearby as the forests of southern Ohio and the Midwest.
Fieldwork usually involves surveying, or counting, birds and monitoring their nests. "Fieldwork is where many ornithologists learn how to collect data for research," says Amanda. "For example, we'll watch and record different species foraging to discover where and what they eat." During fieldwork, ornithologists might also attach metal or plastic bands to a bird's leg to help identify individual birds and aid with survival estimates.
But not all ornithologists work outdoors. Much of the research that ornithologists do is in the lab. For example, feathers collected during fieldwork are analyzed in the lab for a variety of purposes, including genetic mapping. And some studies of migratory behavior or mate choice might involve observing birds in special cages.
Ornithologists often write reports about their research or publish articles in scientific journals focused on biology, ecology, conservation, or wildlife management. And ornithologists who do research also write grant proposals to seek funding for specific research.
Teaching and outreach. In addition to educating people through writing about birds, ornithologists share their knowledge by teaching college courses. For example, Amanda will teach a course on conservation biology for Cornell University's Department of Natural Resources.
But education is not limited to teaching college students. Outreach activities might include giving talks and making presentations to natural resources managers of government and other nonprofit organizations as well as to people in public interest groups, birdwatching clubs, and schools.
Administration. An ornithologist's administrative tasks vary, depending on the job. Most of Amanda's administrative duties are related to her work as director of conservation science at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, New York. Her responsibilities include program oversight and supervision, budgeting, and strategic planning.
Ornithologists need an advanced degree for most jobs. But at every level of ornithology work, says Amanda, academic credentials alone aren't enough. "Education is important," she says, "but practical experience in the field or lab is critical."
Education. Ornithologists may start out with a bachelor's degree in wildlife biology, ecology, or some other life science. Students also benefit from coursework in math and statistics, for deciphering the quantitative side of science; communications, to gain writing and speaking skills; and social science, for understanding how human behavior affects ecosystems.
For most professional jobs, Amanda says, ornithologists need a master's degree that includes a research thesis. Those who want to develop their own research projects, work in high-level management positions, or teach at a university usually need a Ph.D. in a discipline related to their work. Amanda's degrees are in wildlife biology (bachelor's), zoology (master's) and ecology (Ph.D.).
Experience. Aspiring ornithologists can begin getting experience as early as high school by contacting local birdwatching clubs, becoming active in networks for young birdwatchers, and attending workshops to learn the basics of fieldwork.
College students interested in ornithology should check job boards to find temporary positions; search online for internships, some of which may be paid; and volunteer on projects with ornithology, ecology, or wildlife organizations. The important thing, says Amanda, is to "get outside and get experience."
Getting outside is what first drew Amanda to ornithology. "I loved the outdoors and always had a curiosity about wildlife and ecology," she says.
Rewards and challenges. Fieldwork allows ornithologists to combine their passions for studying nature and being outdoors. But that also means being out in all types of weather—sometimes, almost every day—if there are limited times during a season to observe a particular species. Also, there is travel to and from field locations and a variable work schedule that is far from standard.
But because ornithologists love what they do, says Amanda, they don't mind the unpredictable climate and hours. "So often when working outside in these beautiful field locations, surrounded by such fascinating birds, I can't believe that I am actually paid to do this," she says.
Erratic financial support is a different story. "There's a lot of uncertainty about funding, both for research and for education," Amanda says. "That's the worst part of the job."
Employment and wages. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) does not collect employment and wage data specifically on ornithologists. Instead, ornithologists are included among zoologists and wildlife biologists. In May 2012, BLS counted 18,650 zoologists and wildlife biologists; their median annual wage was $57,710.
The American Ornithologists' Union, citing data from the Ornithological Societies of North America, estimates that there are about 6,000 ornithologists employed in the United States. But it's difficult to determine wages or a precise employment number, the organizations say, because of the overlap among scientists in related disciplines (such as ornithologists who also study mammals or forestry).
Passion. Many bird enthusiasts throughout the United States enjoy learning more about these creatures. Employment estimates don't count the large and growing segment of citizen scientists in ornithology: trained hobbyists, students, and volunteers who collect real data for science because of their interest in birds. "This is one area where amateurs can be exceptionally important," Amanda says.
Whether employed as ornithologists or doing fieldwork as citizen scientists, these nature enthusiasts share the same passion. "Our work is meaningful," says Amanda. "We're helping to conserve the world around us."


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In most cases, the ideal age for braces and other orthodontic treatments is between 10 and 14 years of age. Moving and correcting the alignment of the teeth follows the same biological and physical process regardless of age. However, an adult mouth must overcome already-positioned facial bones and jaw structure. Thus, overcoming most types of malocclusions may require more than one type of orthodontic treatment for adults and can sometimes involve jaw surgery.
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I wrote this reflection on why I love sport, and feel a bit bad when people just casually dismiss sports as meaningless, for my new blog following yesterday's win.
Is it okay that I don't feel
like I want to live anymore?
Yes, Bobby, that's normal.
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Team sports are senseless. The ability to throw a ball through a hoop, or kick one between some sticks better than anyone else is, at its core, an ability without any real value in a purely human need sense, despite many fans' resistance to such blasphemy. As somebody who cares so much about a bunch of strangers' collective ability in these fields, I can see the argument and admit it. Sports only mean anything because we allow them to mean something. What those who argue against the intrigue of spectator sports often fail to grasp, however, is that sports only mean anything because we allow them to mean something. And we allow them to mean a lot, and that is why they are so special. With every kick of the ball, countless humans around the world experience the latest plot twist in a truly unscripted drama in which even the characters don't know what's ahead. The fact that the wave of emotions is being dictated by what is ultimately an arbitrary set of rules and goals does not change the fact that those actions have very real consequences to the untold masses, and that with those consequences comes higher tension and drama than I've ever experienced in even the best works of entertainment fiction.
Sports have brought me some of the highest highs and the lowest lows I've ever experienced and that is in no way to say I've led a life without personal happiness or sadness. It's simply that once you've jumped into the wild world that is sport, there're so few "real" opportunities to invest so much into wanting something for which there is never a grey result at the time of reckoning. The decades of bitter disappoints hurt, and it never gets easier, but man, after you've spent 5, 10, 20+ years wanting something so bad and coming up short time and time again, it's hard to match the feeling when suddenly you have it. The ability to win a game may not really mean anything, but it's certainly not meaningless.
Perhaps the best way to explain why I love sport so much is to point out how much different a game feels when it has been pre-recorded. You're still seeing all the same action and drama, and knowing the same consequences as if you were watching live, but it feels off. You're missing something. Something that is always present live, whether you're in the stadium or watching at home alone, particularly in today's globalized world -- whatever you're feeling at any moment in a sporting event, be it good, bad or anything in between, you're experiencing with thousands, or even millions, or other people. You have a community of people who understand and sypathize when things go to shit. A community of people with whom you celebrate and cheer when things go well, whether you know them or not.
I still remember, and will always remember, the moment Landon Donovan scored against Algeria. I was standing in my family room with my hands over my mouth unable to believe that, as well as America had played, we were on our way out of the World Cup in just a few short minutes. When the first shot was saved, I fell to my knees in anguish at being so close again. A second later I was screaming and hugging my friend as we jumped around the room. We weren't with any of the people in this video physically, but they were not outside of our experience.
And that brings me to this morning, and the Arsenal. I love Arsenal and in doing so concede more of my mental well-being to their hands (feet?) than I probably ought to. And for the past few weeks, that's been a trying experience. All told, Arsenal have things pretty good as far as footie clubs go, but it's been a "long" run without trophies that creeps slowly toward a decade, and coupled with the clubs' multiple oh-so-close finishes every year, it is a cycle of hope followed by inevitable heartbreak, be it early or agonizingly late. This season a run of two league wins from five has any title hopes off for the forseeable future, and nothing that could happen in this morning's early game could change that. And yet, here I sit two hours later as an elated man because we beat Tottenham.
I hate Tottenham. There's no rationality behind it. In fact, my favorite American player recently signed for them, and they also employ a former US-legend in goal. But Arsenal hate Tottenham, and so too do I, because that's how sport works. Now, again, this concept of hated rivalries from slights that happened generations before you were born is utterly mad if you really want to sit down and pick it apart, but you know what's a lot more fun than that? Diving in head first. Especially when you win. Especially when you win after trailing at home for the second straight season. Especially when you win by the embarrassing margin of 5-2. Again. And, on the flip side, many Spurs fans are miserable. I know this because I know sports fandom. And because on a day like this I can't help but pop over to the Spurs sister-blog of my preferred matchday Gunner blog and have a read of the comments. I would never add to them or gloat because I know the way they feel, and there's nothing sporting in kicking a wounded man, particularly not when you know it is inevitable that it's a position myself and my fellow Arsenal fans will be in at some point in the future. Them's the breaks. Sometimes you're the hammer, sometimes you're the nail, but it's always, always, always an experience that can't be matched by even the most talented of writers. That's why sports matter, and that's why I'll always love them until the day I die.


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Home away from home near the beach! Close to Bob Hall Pier and Packery Channel. Fishing galore!! This one bedroom with one bath sleeps 6. Completely furnished, super clean and ready for a minimum of a 3 night stay. Mrs. Clean owns this unit!!! No pets and no smoking. 10% off rates for a 7 day stay! Cleaning fee is $75.00 and a $150.00 deposit..... the deposit will be returned after unit is cleaned and no damages found. All bookings to be paid in full with check or money order prior to arrival. Payment to be made out to Venus Killian. No booking will be reserved without full payment. We are not excepting credit at this time it will be coming soon.
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Pinehaven Retreat - Waupaca Chain of Lakes Vacation Rental in Waupaca
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This five bedroom, four bath home overlooking Taylor Lake offers the ideal Northwoods vacation destination for both families and fishermen on the Waupaca Chain of Lakes in Central Wisconsin.
This Cottage / Home in Central Wisconsin, between Appleton and Stevens Point, is located in Central Wisconsin's Lake and Recreation Area on the Waupaca Chain of Lakes.
In addition to Summer, Spring and Fall are a great time to enjoy the Waupaca Area. Waupaca Vacation Rentals give you access to Spring Fishing or the Fall change of colors, a nice time to enjoy central Wisconsin on the Waupaca Chain of Lakes
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- The cottage is professionally cleaned prior to your arrival
- 5 bedroom, 4 season house (fully furnished)
- Kitchen is fully-equipped (microwave, coffee maker, dishes, pans & utensils)
- 4 full bathrooms
- Living Room with gas fireplace
- Full basement with large finished rec room
- First floor laundry room with Washer and Dryer
- Large deck overlooking lake
- Waterfront views from family room, dining room and master bedroom
- Sleeps 10+ comfortably
- All bed linen is provided. The only thing that you need to bring is towels!
- Central Air conditioning
- TV, VCR, DVD and cable television (No telephone, so please bring your cell phone)
- One-half acre lot
- 110+ feet of waterfront with shallow play area for the kids
- Large yard for campfires and games
- Private pier for your use
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- Firepit
- Private driveway
- Basketball Hoop
- Area attractions include fishing, swimming, boating, water-skiing, sailing, snow mobiling and ice fishing
- Walking distance to local shops and restaurants
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Please check out our website pinehavenretreat<dot>com for the most up to date information about rates and availability. Below is the 2013 rates:
May 11-18 and May 18-25 are $800 per week; May 25-June 1 and June 1-8 are $900 per week; June 8-15 is $1700 per week; June 15-22 is $1900 per week; June 22-29 is $2200 per week; July 20-27, July 27-August 3, August 3-10 and August 10-17 are all $2600 per week; August 17-24 is $2000 per week; August 24-31 is $1800 per week; August 31-September 7 is $1200 per week; September 7-14, September 14-21 and September 21-28 are $800 per week
Neil Huse 224-377-9205
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