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2011 Hunting and Trapping Digest
Portions of this Digest are available in enlarged format for the visually impaired. To request a black and white, large format Digest, write to: NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife, Large Format Hunting Digest, Mail Code 501-03, P.O. Box 420, Trenton, NJ 08625-0420.
The Hunting and Trapping Digest is published in August. It is available on this website in PDF format in its entirety and individual segments. Print versions will be available at Division offices and license agents the first week of September. An interactive digital version will be available on the publisher's website.
Deer Regulation Sets, as well as small game and migratory bird season summaries, are available on the Regulations page.
Publisher's digital version of the 2011 Hunting and Trapping Digest
Complete 2011 Hunting and Trapping Digest (pdf, 19.2mb)
Abridged 2011 Hunting and Trapping Digest (pdf, 16.3mb - does not contain color-coded Deer Management Zone/Regulation Sets Map, pages 48-49, or Hunter's Showplace, pages 90-95, see below.)
Cover - Page 5 Contains: Table of Contents; License Fee Information; Director's Message; Councils; and advertisements. (pdf, 1.2mb)
Pages 6 - 15 Contains: Highlights of Regulation Changes; Reporting Wildlife Violators; Licenses, Permits and Stamps Information; Disabled Vet License Information; and advertisements. (pdf, 1.5mb)
Pages 16 - 21 Contains: Deer Season Permits Information; Create Your Own WMA Map; E-mail List Information; Emergency Contact Card; Permit and License Agents; and advertisements. (pdf, 1.7mb)
Pages 22 - 33 Contains: Youth Hunt Days Information; General Hunting Regulations; Ten Safety Tips for Crossbow Shooting Success; Farmer Hunting and Permit Information; Youth/Farmer Deer Transportation Tags; Deer Hunting Regulations; Firearms, Bows and Ammunition Legal for Deer Hunting; Online and Phone Deer Check Information; Recovering a Deer Too Late to Check or Register; and advertisements. (pdf, 980kb)
Pages 34 - 43 Contains: Deer Management Zone Descriptions; Be Sure of Your Target and Beyond (Violation Information); How Far Can Your Firearm Shoot; and advertisements. (pdf, 1.5mb)
Pages 44 - 55 (except pages 48-49 below) Contains: Deer Season Regulations Sets; Special Areas Deer Hunting Season Information; and advertisements. (pdf, 650kb)
Pages 48 - 49 Contains: Color-coded Deer Management Zone/Regulation Sets Map with Regulation Set Reference Chart (Zone:Reg Set). (pdf, 1.8mb)
Pages 56 - 69 Contains: 2010-11 Deer Harvest Summaries; Hunters Helping the Hungry; Check Station List; Bear Hunting Regulations; Small Game Regulations and Seasons Summary Table; Coyote/Fox Season; Woodchuck Season; Fall and Spring Turkey Seasons Information; Youth Turkey Hunt; Turkey Check Stations; Governor's Surf Fishing Tournament; and advertisements. (pdf, 1.7mb)
Pages 70 - 73 Contains: Trapping Regulations; Migratory Bird Regulations Summary; September Canada Goose Regulations; Report Banded Birds; What Do I Need to Hunt Migratory Birds?; Free Waterfowlers Clinic; NJ Waterfowl Stamp Program; and advertisements. (pdf, 1.2mb)
Pages 74 - 79 Contains: WMA Regulations; WMA Ranges; HUNT SMART Courtesy Card; Garden State Deer Classic; Outstanding Deer and Black Bear Programs; Take Aim With Non-Toxic Shot (article); and advertisements. (pdf, 3.5mb)
Pages 80 - 87 Contains: Berkshire Valley WMA Forest Management Activities, 1991present (article); Selecting Waterfowl Season Dates (article); NJ Quail Project; Fall and Winter Trout Stocking Information; Wildlife and Sportfish Restoration Programs; Become a Hunter Education Instructor; Sunrise/Sunset Table; and advertisements. (pdf, 1.9mb)
Pages 88 - 98 Contains: Public Deer Hunting Land; Safety Zone Information; Hunting Opportunities on National Wildlife Refuges; Hunter's Showplace (classified advertisements); Telephone Directory; and advertisements. (pdf, 3.2mb)
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Kennebeck Court Cottage, 150 feet to the Sand! in Mission Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 7
- pool no
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After years of renting on this quiet court, we were lucky to buy our own cottage. It is only 150 feet from the sands of Mission Beach. Kennebeck Court is a well maintained court, six blocks north of Belmont Park. There are three bedrooms with high quality mattresses. There are two sparkling clean bathrooms. The well stocked kitchen has granite countertops and stainless appliances. The living room boasts two comfy Pottery Barn sofas and a large LCD TV with premium cable. There are fans in every room. We have wireless internet. Bring your laptop and stay in touch. The front patio is very inviting with both sunny and shady areas. You will love being so close to the beach and you will love our court! come and enjoy Mission Beach in our comfotable beach house. If you have friends who want to vacation with you, we can direct you to other rentals on our court. Please note: We do not rent to students or singles under age 30. No loud or large parties!
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Parking: Three easily accessible spaces at rear of property which can accommodate SUVs.
Linens: All bed linens, beach/bath towels provided.
Front loading washer and dryer for your use in the unit. WiFi: Hi speed internet provided.
TV: HDTV, Premium channels, On-Demand movies in Living room. TV's in all bedrooms.r
Beach chairs, sand toys, and umbrella provided, too.
activities and attractions in Mission Beach San Diego Area
Come find out why we love it so much. Swim, walk, bike, surf,
rollerblade on beautiful Mission Beach and the miles of Boardwalk.
We are within walking distance of many activities, and within biking
distance of more. Sea World is just five minutes away. You are just
a short drive to downtown San Diego, LaJolla, Coronado, Del Mar, Old
Town, Balboa Park, Lego Land and more. Take in a bull fight in
Tijuana if you are feeling adventurous.
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We book only by the week during June, July, and August.
Saturday through Saturday.
Total cost= rent plus 10.5% city tax plus $170 cleaning fee.
Jan/Feb/Mar/Apr/May 25th, 2013 $250 per night 3 night min.
May 25 - May 31, 2013 $2100 week
June 1 - 8, 2013 $2350 per week
June 8 - 15, 2013 $2475 per week
June 15- 22, 2013 $2575 per week
June 22 - 29, 2013 $2775 per week
June 28 - July 6, 2013 $3600 per week
July 6 - July 13, 2013 $3600 per week
July 13 - 20, 2013 $3500 per week
July 20 - 27, 2013 $3500 per week
July 27 - Aug. 3, 2013 $3400 per week
Aug. 3 -10, 2013 $3100 per week
Aug. 10 - Aug. 17, 2013 $3100 per week
Aug. 17 - 24, 2013 $2900
Aug. 24 - 31, 2013 $2500
Aug. 31 - Sept. 7, 2013 $2200
Sept/Oct/Nov/Dec 2013 $250 per night 3 night min.
Call for holiday rates.
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Top things to do in Mission Beach
- Enjoy the beach
- Walk or bike on the boardwalk
- Belmont Park is six blocks away. Ride the Giant dipper!
- Tour the USS Midway and see the Bob Hope Memorial next to it
- Watch the sunset!
Top things to do on a budget
- Enjoy the beach. It's free!
- Walk around La Jolla or Coronado
- Watch the Sea World fireworks from the bay.
- Tuesday is Family Night at Belmont.
- Shop the outlet malls in Carlsbad.
Top things to do with a family
- Enjoy the beach with the kids!
- Sea World!
- Balboa Park has lots of things for families.
- Visit the famous San Diego Zoo.
- Wade the tide pools At Scripps Bay in LaJolla.
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Urbana, Ill. (AP) -- It's been six years since Chief Illiniwek last danced at the University of Illinois. But a student group has put an item on a campus election ballot trying to garner student support for making the American Indian mascot the official symbol of the campus.
This week's vote is non-binding and comes in response to a student-backed contest to suggest a new mascot.
Student Josh Good helped get the Chief Illiniwek item on the ballot. He wants to let students voice support for the chief mascot. But he also hopes to block creation of a new mascot. Chancellor Phyllis Wise says she'll watch the results. But she says the chief mascot isn't coming back. The university shelved the mascot under threat of NCAA sanctions.
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22 May 2011 - Philippines. Greenpeace volunteer, Benetton model and TV host Kiko Rustia uses his skills learned as a sous chef in the preparation of dishes centered around organic talong. Greenpeace held the Organic Cook-out with celebrity chefs and the Miss Earth Foundation to highlight the call for a ban on genetically engineered food crops, the protection of the organic farming industry from the threat of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), and the promotion of sustainable agriculture.
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Things are certainly coming together on John Hillcoat's "The Wettest County In The World" and, frankly, it's all a bit surreal after the shocking and sudden demise of its first iteration. The latest name to now join the Nick Cave-scripted adaptation of Matt Bondurant's novel is newcomer Dane DeHaan who, like the recently linked Mia Wasikowska, broke out with a role on Rodrigo Garcia's exceptional HBO drama "In Treatment" but also has roles in the lesbian werewolf pic "Jack & Diane" and the campy HBO vampire show "True Blood" on the horizon.
DeHaan will be taking on the role of teenage bootlegger Cricket, the partner-in-crime for Jack, the youngest of three leading brothers who'll be played by Shia Labeouf. Tom Hardy, meanwhile, is set to play Forrest, the middle brother with Jessica Chastain portraying his ginger-haired love interest, Maggie. No word just yet on who Australian actor Jason Clarke will be portraying, though all signs seemingly point to the oldest brother, Howard.
'The Wettest County' follows the story of the aforementioned brothers who run a bootlegging gang during Prohibition with their moonshine dynasty in Franklin County, Virginia threatened by the authorities wanting a cut. The adaptation had originally attracted the likes of Michael Shannon, Ryan Gosling, Paul Dano, Amy Adams and Scarlett Johansson but, with that falling through due to financial reasons, trading big names for up and comers like Chastain, Clarke and DeHaan in the lead roles makes sense.
Evidently, Michael Benaroya of Benaroya Pictures and Megan Ellison's Annapurna Production ("True Grit") are the financiers behind the project's revival with production set to get under way next month. [UpAndComers]
JoAnn Wilchek Basist | January 28, 2011 5:12 AM
Bravo to my friend Dane!!!!! What excellent news!
Edward | January 28, 2011 2:54 AM
Hey do you know where I can find the script would love to read it?
KT | January 28, 2011 2:10 AM
For fuck's sake, the oldest brother is Howard, not Forrest. It's written as clear as day in the novel.
I can't believe they changed it in the script. Oh well.
Wouldn't be surprised if Jason Clarke played one of the corrupt law officers trying to get in on a cut of the brother's booze business.


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MIDTOWN MANHATTAN OVERSIZED 3B in Manhattan
- bedrooms 3
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- sleeps 8
- pool no
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- pets considered ask owner
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Great option for large groups, this apartment feature 3 spacious bedrooms and two full bathrooms in the heart of Manhattan, Midtown West. It is located on the north end of Midtown West sitting just a few blocks away from Central Park. Yet it is still just a short distance to the lights and attractions of Times Square. Enter into the all-encompassing kitchen, dining area, and living room. This is great to truly bond and enjoy the experience with your roommates. You can all partake in everything from watching a show, cooking and eating together. The kitchen comes fully equipped with all appliances gas top range, oven, refrigerator, microwave oven, coffee maker and toaster. Also included are utensil, cookware, and dine ware. The area includes a beautiful dining table that accommodates eight people. The 46" flat screen television comes with digital cable included. Each of the three bedrooms includes a queen sized bed, with linens, backup linens, and two towels per bed. This is a walk up building.
Midtown West is one of the biggest tourist attractions since there is so much to see and do in one place. Not only are you perfectly located near various subway lines for all your city travels and explorations but there are so many great options in your neighborhood. Here is where you will find Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park, and Times Square. For entertainment you can check out the David Letterman Show (who is retiring so catch him while you can!), the Theater District, Radio City Music Hall, two movie theaters on 42nd Street, and various comedy clubs. There are also various clubs, lounges and rooftops in the area depending on your taste for nighttime fun. When it comes to dinning, this area is an epicenter for the diversity that is expected in New York. You can really find all types of cuisines, all types of price ranges, and experiences in this area. There are some especially great Thai food restaurants for those who are adventurous. For some renowned thin New York Pizza try Johnny's Pizzeria off of Times Square. Stop by the Halal Guys food cart on Sixth Avenue to indulge in New Yorker's favorite late night food. Walk all along Eighth Avenue for dining and lively bar options. And of course, it wouldn't be New York without indulging in the lavish shopping experience all along Fifth Avenue. Escape to the sanctuary and respire that is Central Park for a stroll, a run, or even rent a bike!
Square footage on the listing is approximate and the actual size maybe different.
This residence is not a hotel. The owner does not supply daily housekeeping services and other amenities commonly expected during a hotel stay. The residence does not comply with the same fire safety and building code requirements as a hotel. Contact the owner for any customer services or maintenance issues – there is not a front desk or Membership staff at any of the Residences. The super and doorman, if any, do not provided services for this residence you must contact the owner.
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- floor area 1100 sq. ft.
- floor 5
- guests provide their own meals
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- iron & board
- internet
- air conditioning
- heating
- towels provided
- hair dryer
- refrigerator
- stove
- oven
- microwave
- dishwasher
- cooking utensils
- dishes & utensils
- coffee maker
- toaster
- dining area
- Bathrooms
- bathroom 1: combination tub/shower
- bathroom 2: combination tub/shower
- Bedrooms
- 3 bedrooms, sleeps 8, beds for 6-8
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- kayak / canoe
Onsite Services
- massage
activities and attractions in Manhattan New York City
- theme parks
- zoo
- restaurants
- cinemas
- museums
Leisure Activities
- outlet shopping
- horseback riding
- sight seeing
Sports & Adventure Activities
- golf
- tennis
- swimming
- surfing
- mountain biking
- hiking
- fishing
- hunting
- basketball court
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LIFEBOAT volunteers and a rescue helicopter scoured the River Orwell after reports of distress flares in the sky.
Harwich RNLI was called to search the waters near Ipswich's Orwell bridge at 5.20pm on Friday, February 15.
But despite a search with help from the RAF Wattisham rescue helicopter nothing untoward found.
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Plum Island - Saugus — Mrs. Sylvia M. (Olson) Baker, 77, died on Friday evening, at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She was the beloved wife of the late Elwin R. Baker, who passed away in January of this year.
Born and raised in Medford, she lived in Saugus for over 50 years.
Mrs. Baker was a devoted homemaker, and summered at Plum Island for many years.
She leaves two sons, Richard Kane of Saugus, and Douglas Kane and his wife, Jennifer, of Amesbury; two daughters, Kimberly Kane and her husband, Thomas, of Tewksbury, and Kelley Baker and her companion, Larry Doak of Newburyport; seven grandchildre; and one great-grandchild. Sylvia was predeceased by three brothers and three sisters.
ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral services will be held at the Bisbee-Porcella Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Avenue, Saugus, on Wednesday, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours will be on Tuesday, from 4 to 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to Dana Farber Cancer Institute, P.O. Box 849168, Memorial Donations, Boston, MA 02284. For directions, or condolences, visit www.BisbeePorcella.com.


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Located near the center of the Pearly Gates crag just right of Cloud Nine (5.9+), Easy Pickins starts up the face to a bolt. The sequence past the bolt can be a little tricky. The route then heads up a thin crack, past another bolt, and then either left to the Cloud Nine anchors or right to the No Room For Squares anchors.
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Monday 3/9 - A quiet ride to remember Matt Peterson
On Monday 3/9, Team Roaring Mouse will be doing a sunrise ride up San Bruno Mountain to remember the one-year anniversary of Matt Peterson's passing. SBM was one of Matt's favorite places to train, and he often did the climb alone in the early-morning hours. We invite everyone to join us for this quiet, joyful remembrance of Matt.
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Welcome to Cardiff!
On postgraduate enrolment day, you will be introduced to Religious Studies & Theology and its staff, and you will meet your Advisor or supervisors to plan your studies. You should complete the first stage of online enrolment before coming to Cardiff, but students should not select their modules online until they have discussed their plans with their Advisor on enrolment day.
Continuing research students simply need to enrol online, and ensure that the School is notified of any changes in your contact details. You do not need to attend enrolment day, but do come along to lunch if you can! Tutors will be available after lunch to discuss module choices for year 2.
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The International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD has launched its 20th annual International Lighting Design Awards competition featuring a revised and refocused format. The awards program continues its mission to acknowledge superior architectural lighting design. New to the process is its category focus: entries are to be submitted into one of seven categories, and projects will be judged and recognized within those categories with Awards of Excellence, Awards of Merit and Special Citations. The project accumulating the highest point score among all the categories earns the new IALD Radiance Award for Excellence in Lighting Design.
The seven new judging categories into which entrants submit their projects are:
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Projects within a category will be considered on their own merit and not judged against other categories. "This is a big and important change for the awards program – it has been talked about for quite a while," explains Al Borden, IALD marketing director and president of The Lighting Practice in Philadelphia. "It really levels the playing ground for lighting designers who do exemplary work but aren't always recognized in competitions because of big-budget, high-visibility projects that can be overwhelming in relation to the majority of work out there."
Also new to this year's IALD awards call for entries is the format in which submissions are made. In a nod to technology, projects will need to be submitted digitally in high-resolution, jpeg images. Specific requirements are posted on the IALD website at email@example.com and they can be requested via phone at +1.312.527.3677 and via facsimile at +1.312.527.3680.
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The 7th anniversary of Stitchy Women yarn shop in Poultney , Vermont will be celebrated on Saturday, March 29th during a Gala Open House at the shop. Mary Lee Harris, owner of Stitchy Women yarn shop extends a cordial invitation to all to come to the Gala Open House to be held from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Mary Lee said that at the Gala Open House, Stitchy Women will be spotlighting new yarn; there will be mystery discounts on non-sale items and specials of the day 75% or more off original price. There will also be Roving for the spinner & felter on special, drawings, door prizes and giveaways throughout the day. Mary Lee encourages you to bring a friend.
Back Room Boutique at Stitchy Women which features handmade fiber articles by local crafters will also be open during the Gala Open House.
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Stitchy Women & Back Room Boutique, a member of Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce, is located at 144 Main Street in the historic village district of Poultney, Vermont .
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Inside the courtroom, some minutes later, Brady was sentenced to three to six years in state prison for the drunken-driving crash that killed his friend and Hertz's son -- Joshua Charles Hertz.
Brady, 23, of Hanover, pleaded guilty to homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence and DUI in March.
Tuesday, Michele Hertz emotionally told Judge John S. Kennedy, "I don't want Donny to be put someplace where he counts the days.
"I want his mind to be busy. I want his heart to be busy. I think the world of him. I can't imagine what his family is going through.
"We lost Josh. We can't get him back. We can't lose another child."
After speaking to Kennedy, Hertz walked over to Brady's mother and tearfully hugged her.
Brady did not speak in court Tuesday. His attorney, Samuel Gates Jr., told Kennedy that Brady had been in frequent contact with his friend's family since shortly after the July 28, 2011 crash.
"I think my wishes were heard," Michele Hertz said after the hearing. "My concern with Donny is that it will never be something he'll completely erase. I don't want him to base his life on this."
She repeated what she had told Kennedy about people being responsible for "their choices." Both Brady and her son had been drinking before the crash and, according to police, Brady had a blood alcohol level of 0.15 percent, almost twice the legal limit for driving.
She also explained her son and Brady had the sad, special connection in that both had lost their fathers. She said Joshua could talk to Brady about things he felt he could not say to his family.
After the hearing, Gates said Michele Hertz had sought out Brady shortly after the fatal crash.
"She asked him if he was OK," Gates said.
He said since the crash, Brady had helped out at the Hertz household.
He explained Brady did not need to speak to his friend's family in court.
"He's done his reconciliation," he said.
The crash
West Manheim Township Police found Joshua Charles Hertz, then a recent South Western High School graduate, lying at the bottom of a steep embankment in the 700 block of Impounding Dam Road, around 4:20 a.m. July 28, 2011.
The 18-year-old was pronounced dead at York Hospital.
Police reported the Hyundai coupe that Donald Wayne Brady, now 23, was driving showed significant damage and debris in the area indicated a multiple roll-over. Hertz was ejected from the vehicle, according to reports.
Police said Brady admitted to drinking and driving 50 mph in a 35 mph zone. He reportedly told police he lost control on a curve.


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Piedmont museum features paintings by Kennington and Hill
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The Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art in Demorest has summer exhibits now on display featuring works by two Southern women painters, Dale Kennington and the late Carrie Lillian Hill.
A reception for both exhibits was held Aug. 22 at the MSMA in Demorest. The reception featured remarks by Kennington and a relative of Hill, Dr. Julius Linn of Birmingham, Ala. Dr. Graham C. Boettcher, the William Carey Hulsey Curator of American Art at the Birmingham Museum of Art, presented a special guest lecture.
The first show on display now through Aug. 22 is titled "Dale Kennington: Power of the Moment" and features a selection of large and small paintings. Born in Savannah in 1935, Kennington has called Dothan home for more than 50 years. She is known as a contemporary realist, often infusing her paintings with subjects in a variety of situations, ranging from the wisp of wind at an outside café to the profound complexity of human interaction. The show includes a special loan by the Wiregrass Museum of Art in Dothan, Ala.
Kennington earned a bachelor of art degree from Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Ala., and did post graduate work at Auburn University. She has had numerous solo and group museum shows and is collected by art museums across the Southeast.
The second show, which runs through Sept. 30, features works by Carrie Hill (1875-1957). Born in Vance, Ala., Hill moved to Birmingham at age 16 and studied in Europe with American impressionist George Elmer Browne. She often painted in the plein-aire technique made popular by impressionists and tonalists of the day. Hill is also known for murals created in Birmingham during the Great Depression, the only woman selected for such projects by the Public Works Administration. Many paintings in this show have just come from a conservation treatment at the Atlanta Art Conservation Center. One painting, "The Foothills of the Pyrenees" is on loan from the Birmingham Museum of Art.


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Operation Ivie: Turn it around!
When you're a first round selection in the Major League Baseball amateur draft, there are expectations. When you're the overall #1 pick, those expectations are high. In 1970, Mike Ivie was that #1 pick, but he never lived up to the expectations, not in two stops with pro clubs in California, not with the Houston Astros, nor in a final, last-ditch trial with the Detroit Tigers. As a result, the once promising prospect's career was over at the age of 30.
...Though Ivie was named to the NL All-Rookie team in 1975, he never matured as a hitter with the Padres. His practice game rarely showed up for the real games. In more than 1,300 AB's for San Diego, Ivie hit only 25 home runs. He hit hundreds in BP and dozens more in spring training, often sending baseballs soaring so far that the opposing team was stunned. But Ivie couldn't get it together in the big leagues. Also, not so quietly, Ivie experienced some emotional problems early in his career. He had difficulty handling the catcher position in the minor leagues, even when the Padres tried several former catchers to help him learn the nuances of "handling a game." At times, Ivie seemed to "check out", sort of going through the motions. He complained that he couldn't concentrate, and after the Padres had an eye specialist examine him, he was prescribed contact lenses. They thought maybe an astigmatism was bothering his focus. But Ivie only continued to struggle with the mental part of the game. When he went into slumps he could go days in a funk, barely interacting with the team. Most troubling, he developed a problem throwing the baseball back to the pitcher from behind the plate. On one occasion in a game against the New York Mets, Ivie threw the ball into left field on several hops, startling the left fielder, who thought the ball had been hit into play. As his struggles grew, frustration compounded the issue.
...Ivie never got back into professional baseball after the Tigers let him go, which was ultimately fine with him. The pressure was just too much. Maybe it was the expectations he had placed on him as a teenager, or maybe it was something mental. Ivie thought his problems started early in his life.
"It goes back a long way to my childhood," Ivie told Joseph Durso of the New York Times in 1981. "I was an only child, and everybody expected me to be the best player in the world. My dad wanted me to be the best in the Little League. You know, you're supposed to go 6 for 5. The pressure started building up."
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Interesting archival article on Ivie from July 1980 SI Article on Ivie from July 1980
Danny Thomas too. Now there's a really sad story.
On one occasion in a game against the New York Mets, Ivie threw the ball into left field on several hops, startling the left fielder, who thought the ball had been hit into play.
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text: Brandy Christine Bond, 38, of Cozad, Nebraska, formerly of Grand Island, Nebraska, died Monday, February 25th, 2013, at St. Francis Medical Center following complications from an illness.Ms. Bond was born March 12th, 1974, at Grand Island the daughter of Jerry and Nancy (McMillan) Bond.Brandy is a graduate of Grand Island Northwest High School, class of 1992. She received her Bachelors degree from the University of Kearney and had been receiving hours for her master degree from UNK and Concordia. Brandy was in her 8th year of teaching in Cozad. She was involved in early childhood education, elementary art and P.E. She was also the 7th grade assistant basketball coach.Memberships include Trinity United Methodist Church and Nebraska Education Association. She was an avid NASCAR fan; loved Harley Davidson's and enjoyed quilting.Survivors include her mother, Nancy Fisher of Grand Island; her father and step-mother, Jerry and Cynthia Bond of Alda; fiance, Marcus Krueger of Pleasanton.Those also left to cherish her memory are her grandmother, Norma McMillan of Grand Island; uncles and aunts, Russ and Eileen McMillan and Mary Kohl, Ronald and Gail Bond, Sheri and Henry Husen; many cousins and her four legged friends, Tootsie, Fletcher and Wiggins.She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Dale McMillan; grandparents, Donald and Dolly Bond and cousin, Matthew Bond.A memorial fund will be established in memory of Brandy to benefit Trinity United Methodist Church or Cozad Public Schools.Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Trinity United Methodist Church, 511 N. Elm, Grand Island. The Rev. Jay Vetter will officiate. Burial will be in the Chapman Cemetery.Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at All Faiths Funeral Home Chapel in Grand Island.


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NFL Network reported Thursday morning that compensation requests from Vincent Jackson and Logan Mankins remain an obstacle to a new labor agreement.
CBSSports.com's Mike Freeman reported Wednesday evening that Jackson's and Mankins' representatives were requesting $10 million for each player. Sports Illustrated's Jim Trotter also reported that a source told him "Jackson's camp indeed is seeking to have his situation addressed."
Both players are plaintiffs in the Brady case and received the franchise tag this offseason. Mankins sat out the first eight games of the 2010 season while Jackson didn't return until Week 12, as both wanted long-term contracts.
According to Trotter, the owners and players need to first settle the Brady antitrust case before approving the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, and the requests for compensation from Mankins and Jackson remains an issue.


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Test cook Bridget Lancaster uncovers the secrets to making perfect Herb-Crusted Beef Tenderloin. Then, equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his top picks for fondue pots. And finally, test cook Erin McMurrer shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the ultimate Duchess Potatoes.
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Episode #507 / Length: 26 minutes
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Drop Out and Grow Rich
In our culture going to school is given a lot of respect. Dropouts face a sharp negative stigma. They're quitters. They're losers. They'll go nowhere in life. But is this really true? How big of a factor is college on success?
Here's a list of some of the dropouts that I personally admire :
Bill Gates
Steve Jobs
Paul Allen
Richard Branson
Larry Ellison (Oracle)
Dave Thomas
Ted Turner
Henry Ford
Almost 1 in 5 of the US Presidents including Lincoln, Washington, Jackson, and Cleveland
Albert Einstein
Walt Disney
John D. Rockafeller
Mark Twain
Charles Dickens
Thomas Edison
Benjamin Franklin
Ray Kroc (billionaire founder of McDonalds)
Claude Monet
Every one of those people dropped out of school before graduating college. They account for 4 out of 5 of the richest people in the US.
What does college really get you anyway? For one, it's a lot of fun. I basically considered it to be like summer camp. I got to live close to a lot of cool people with few obligations (other than class, which interfered occasionally). It's also a sheep herding school. It teaches people to be obedient and subservient - deadlines are the biggest priority.
There are two distinctions I want to make. First is that there are some professions where college is not only helpful, but is necessary. You can't become a doctor, a lawyer, or an investment banker without schooling. So if your passion is for one of those professions, I'm not suggesting you drop out.
The other distinction I need to make is that "College" is not equal to "Learning". It can be, but isn't by necessity. You'd be hard pressed to find a successful individual who isn't obsessed with learning. Knowledge IS power, but school isn't the best vehicle for that knowledge.
Well, going to school can't hurt, right?
Entrepreneurs are harmed by going to school. It conforms views and does not at all reward individuality or thinking outside of the box - two essential traits for entrepreneurs.
People generally go to school from ages 18-22, or even longer. These are PRIME years. When you're young you have the luxury of taking risks. You have few responsibilities, so if you go bust you can start over easily enough. Once you grow older and have a spouse and children, you may not have that luxury. College steals some of our most valuable years.
College-mongers just LOVE the statistics, don't they? So do I.
According to the college-mongers, an average person with a Bachelor's degree will earn 900k more in a lifetime than someone who never attended high school. First of all, I believe this is faulty logic because it's considering all the people who couldn't possibly get into school (most likely because they don't have a high level of capability). This article is intended for those who have the choice. But... let's go with it anyway, since it's the closest statistic I can find.
I did the math on what a college education REALLY costs.
Here were my assumptions :
- According to the College Board, tution prices for 2005-2006 are:
Private School - $21,235 (rising at a rate of 5.9% annually)
Public School - $5,491 (rising at a rate of 7.1% annually)
- According to historic prices, the average return on stock investments were 11% annually
I was curious to see what would happen if the enterprising 18 year old decided to invest his money rather than spend it on college. Would he be able to close the 900k lifetime gap?
I made an excel spreadsheet and plotted it out to retirement age of 64.
The individual considering private school made up the 900k difference by the age of 41. If he waited until he was 64, his tuition would have turned into 10.7mil. For you college-monger stat people, that's almost 12 times the earnings gap. Notably, he'd be able to live pretty nicely off his nearly $1.2mil in interest he'd earn yearly.
What about the public school hopeful? Surely he couldn't make up almost a million dollars in less wages, could he? Of course.
He could reach 900k and retire ten years early at 54 and enjoy the average 108k in yearly interest for the rest of his life. If he waited until 64, his tuition money would have turned into over 2.8million, leaving him with 300k in yearly interest to scrape by on.
Then I took it a step further - Would a college goer EVER have more money saved than someone who didn't go?
- The average college graduate earns $45,400 their first year out of college.
- The average high school graduate earns only $25,900 their first year out of high school.
To be more than fair I assumed two things. First, that the high school graduate spends 100% of his income on living expenses. Second, that the college graduate spends exactly as much as the high school graduate. In reality it would be a lot more, but I wanted to simulate them each having an equal standard of living.
I increased both salaries by 3% per year to account for inflation.
So what happened? The high school graduate who saved private school level money ALWAYS had more money than the college graduate, by at least $220k. The college graduate saved less than 1.3mil by retirement, only 12% of the high school grad.
The college graduate fared better against the high school graduate who only saved public school level tuition. By age 32, college graduate had reached the amount saved by the high school graduate. However, by age 50, the high school graduate was back in the lead and remained there. At retirement age he had more than twice what the college graduate had.
What does this all mean? It means that you need to THINK FOR YOURSELF (or follow my flow chart and let me do it for you), rather than assuming college is the right move. Personally, dropping out of college was the best move I ever made. My friend Phil has a successful business and a very happy life. My friend Elisia runs KittyRadio among other businesses, and is very happy and successful.
Unless going to college is going to teach you specific skills that you will need to follow out your passion in life, it is very likely that not going is a better option.


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LEWISBURG, W.Va. – Beginning Monday, March 4, the West
Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine is offering members of the
community a dynamic introduction to human health with a Mini-Med
School led by second-year medical students.
Participants won't earn a medical
degree or the ability to practice medicine, but they will gain
valuable insights into how the body functions. During the four-week
course, community members will learn about the causes of common
symptoms like chest pain, difficulty breathing, abdominal pain and
fatigue. Systems examined will include the cardiovascular system,
respiratory system and gastrointestinal system.
Andrea Nazar, D.O., is a professor of
Clinical Sciences and the faculty advisor for the Mini-Med School
"This is WVSOM's fourth year to
offer a mini-medical school experience," Nazar said. "It's
exciting to see the program evolve and to see deeper connections
developing between our students and the community."
One of the event organizers, Matthew
White, Class of 2015, expressed enthusiasm about a new program format
being introduced this year.
"Each evening will begin with a
common symptom presented exactly as a patient would typically present
it in their physician's office," he said. "After starting with
this common symptom, instructors will take participants through a
deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of bodily systems and
how to recognize indicators of disease or other health conditions."
The school encourages family and
friends to come learn together through this four-week program. This
is a hands-on experience, which includes exposure to plastinated body
organs and robotic patient simulators. Participants will be
exposed to photography and diagrams of internal body systems and
invited to use common medical devices like stethoscopes, endotracheal
tubes and laryngoscopes.
The program is geared toward curious
individuals who want to understand more about how the body works and
how to enjoy healthy living at every age. Participants must be
18 or older to attend.
The Monday classes will take place
March 4, 11, 25 and April 1 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Clinical
Evaluation Center on the WVSOM campus. A $20 registration fee
includes all four lectures, course materials and dinner each evening.
To enroll in the program, call 304-793-6818 by Feb. 20.


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During the 19th annual Commodity Classic in San Antonio February 27th through March 1st - attendees will have the opportunity to attend Learning Center sessions.
Commodity Classic Co-Chair Rob Elliott says these sessions are the place to experience a first-hand look at the latest in new agriculture technology and information. Elliott says it's also a chance to hear from others in the ag industry from around the country and share ideas and best practices.
Nineteen education sessions are offered on current issues and topics that directly impact a grower's bottom line - including soil health, succession planning, weed management, the Renewable Fuel Standard and transportation infrastructure.
For the list of all Learning Center sessions - including their speakers and times - go to www dot Commodity Classic dot com (www.commodityclassic.com).
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WV Project CommuniTree
"Building Communities from the Roots Up"
Back to Forestry Main Page
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Fall 2014 Application now
Forestry Publications. Check out
reports on
CTree and other forestry projects.
See completed CTree
Virginia Project CommuniTree (CTree) promotes tree planting and education
on public land through volunteerism in the Potomac Headwaters of
West Virginia (Berkeley, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson,
Mineral, Morgan, & Pendleton counties). The program also focuses on
enhancing and promoting awareness of watershed and riparian area
needs such as storm water management, water quality issues, buffer
zone planting, and soil erosion. The project is entirely volunteer
based and engages stakeholders in the process of making priority
decisions within their respective communities and offers a strong
educational message along with a physical planting component. CommuniTree is a program of the WV Conservation Agency and the WV
Potomac Tributary Team that is engaged in
on-the-ground actions throughout the Potomac headwaters.
CTree and its partners invite organizations and agencies to apply for CTree kits to organize,
coordinate, and implement urban tree plantings through a competitive
grant process. Twice annually groups can apply for CTree Kits for
spring and fall plantings. CTree Kits include:
Trees in a variety of species and stock sizes for Shade,
Reforestation, etc.
Tree tubes or cages to protect from deer; and
Mulch to foster good root growth
Successful CTree applicants will receive technical assistance from
CTree partners and the WV Division of Forestry. Any interested
group that is dedicated to increasing urban canopy cover in the
Potomac Basin is eligible to apply (with or without prior experience
planting trees).
Follow this link
to see a map of priority planting sites.
CTree is designed so any volunteer group or public entities, regardless of
experience, can apply for help from CTree and the WV Division of
Forestry. We want your group to apply and join the growing
number of volunteers who are making their communities more beautiful
and health by planting trees. CTree applications include:
Cover Letter: General information about your group, including
group name & address, project leader & location, etc.
Proposal: More in depth information about their organization
(structure, number of members, past tree planting experience),
details on the proposed project including description of need,
objectives, and an explanation of how the project will be
Site Checklist: Checklist for evaluating a proposed planting
site including hydrology, topography, current vegetation, and
potential conflicts with underground or overhead utilities.
Tree Maintenance Form: Groups must outline a multi-year plan to
maintain the health of the trees through proper watering,
mulching, and care.
Materials. You prepare your application using a writeable PDF with an email button.
You will need to have Adobe Reader software on your computer to use
the PDF form; if you don't already have it,
download Adobe Reader for free.
Fall 2014 CTree grant
(PDF) is now available and are due by July 31st, 2014.
Resources for grantees:
Kits (113 KB, PDF)
In-Kind Rates Sheet (184KB
Example of Invoice for In-Kind (276KB
Match Example (38KB, PDF)
Frequently Asked Questions
It is the law, call before you dig!
(CTree representatives will help successful applicants with
contacting "Miss Utility" to have the planting site inspected.
Background information on Miss
Eleven Autumn 2012 CTree Grants were
Leetown Izaak Walton League
(Jefferson County), Jefferson County Parks and Recreation (Jefferson
County), Wildwood Middle School (Jefferson County), South Jefferson
Elementary School (Jefferson County), Musselman High School
(Berkeley County), Opequon Creek Project Team (Berkeley County),
Berkeley Spring Tree Board (Morgan County), Paw Paw K-12 School
(Hampshire County), WV Department of Natural Resources (Hampshire
County), Moorefield Elementary School (Hardy County), and Grant
County Housing Authority (Grant County). See a map of
project sites.
3/30/2012. Below, CI's Tanner Haid sorts trees into "tree
kits" for the Spring CTree planting in the Eastern Panhandle.
The WV Conservation Agency, Eastern Panhandle and Potomac Valley
Conservation District, WV Division of Forestry, Cacapon Institute,
and other WV Potomac Tributary Team partners are prepared to help
your group have a fun and successful volunteer tree planting
experience. Don't hesitate to contact us to be put in touch with
your local CTree representative.
For more information, contact: Cacapon Institute's
Urban Forestry Coordinator
The 2012 round of CommuniTree grants
is made possible by federal funding from the USDA Forest Service.
CTree PARTNERS
Institute - From the Cacapon to the Potomac to the Chesapeake Bay,
we protect rivers and watersheds using science and education.
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A nice technical climb up the right side of River Wall. Climbs the bolted face just left of the obvious chimney corner (the Box). Carefully reach the 1st bolt and attack the face above. Several catchy sections involve delicate feet to reach the next holds. Edgy, pumpy, delicate and fun.
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A former Customs and Border Protection Officer Thomas P. Silva, of Chula Vista, was sentenced last week to eight months behind bars for concealing a wanted fugitive by allowing him to enter the United States from Mexico without inspection, despite verifying the fugitive's status Customs and Border computer systems, according to federal officials.
In handing down the sentence, Judge Anthony J. Battaglia told Silva, 33, that his conduct was "an abomination" and that he had "brought shame" to the United States by carrying out these criminal activities while working as a Customs officer at San Ysidro Port of Entry, federal authorities stated.
Silva also admitted to engaging in a separate scheme to defraud Farmers Insurance of over $7,000 by falsely reporting that his Nissan Titan pickup truck had been stolen from a local San Diego community, federal officials allege.
Silva said he took the truck to Mexico prior to reporting it stolen in furtherance of his fraudulent scheme. Thereafter, Silva filed the false claim with Farmers Insurance, which the insurance company then paid based on his misrepresentations, federal officials stated.


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By BRIAN SKOLOFF
Associated Press
PHOENIX (AP) - Authorities in Arizona say they are considering criminal charges if the mother of an 11-year-old girl with leukemia doesn't return her to a medical facility.
Phoenix police say the girl, Emily, had been receiving chemotherapy at Phoenix Children's Hospital.
Police say an infection forced doctors to amputate her arm and insert a device to deliver medications.
The child's mother removed her from the hospital Wednesday night.
Authorities say the girl is at great risk for a deadly infection.
Police are seeking information on the whereabouts of the mother - Norma Bracamontes.
Phoenix police Sgt. Steve Martos says criminal negligence charges could be sought against her, but their first priority is getting the child back to the hospital.
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The Texas Rangers recently won the rights to negotiate with Japanese righthander Yu Darvish.
Now, according to this Japanese-language report, Darvish might either be in Texas or on his way there. Usually, Google Translate provides a good enough translation of foreign-language pages so that you can determine the gist. Not this time:
Finally began to move the Japanese ace. It was found that the Darvish was secretly 渡米. Several baseball officials "appeared on the day went to America," testified.
I wanna testify! This part of the translation is even more confusing:
This time to 渡米 Farusa father's (51) accompanied. In Arlington, Texas, home of the Rangers, he said that the main purpose of the city to experience the atmosphere. Check the surrounding environment and life, based in the stadium, "Rangers Ballpark in Arlington" It will also be visits. In addition to the terms of such transfer is financially, for the dull side was 下Shitai and comprehensive decisions in terms of teams and atmosphere, I just want to get valuable information before negotiations begin in earnest.
If I can be permitted to interpret this very loose translation, it appears that Darvish wants to check out the area and the ballpark and get every bit of information he can about the Rangers before beginning contract negotiations.
It appears that Nolan Ryan and Ron Washington will meet with Darvish during his visit (or have already done so), according to this paragraph.
However, the Army report, "sweetheart" We can not just keep quiet visits in addition to fingers will go. According to the stadium tour, Mr. President and owner Nolan Ryan (64) and Ron Washington (59) of visitors are expected. Advance to the World Series, while the second consecutive year, the world just a bit more reach. Expect to achieve as a messenger in Dar earnest desire, love calls only chance to send a direct surprise is likely.
"Sweetheart"? "Love calls"? "Earnest desire"? This reads like a romance novel, not a contract negotiation.
As ever, we await further developments, hopefully in English. (If anyone can better translate the original link, let us at Baseball Nation know.)


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By: Charlotte Frost
One of the things that makes digital media so exciting is that they problematise many naturalised systems and spaces of communication.
To put it simply, they offer tremendous opportunity to rethink all manner of cultural exchange. This year, two important books have been published on interrelated aspects of this 'digital rethinking'. Beryl Graham and Sarah Cook's Rethinking Curating: Art after New Media addresses how curators and art audiences behave in light of digital/new media art, as well as how we can begin to conceptualise and work with these emergent behaviours.
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Football scrimmage set for 1 p.m. on Saturday
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From daylight to dusk on Friday, the JU football team worked in preparation for its opening scrimmage of the 2010 season. The scrimmage is set to start at 1 p.m., at Fletcher High School.
Jacksonville had its second two-a-day sessions on Friday, going for little over two hours in the morning before finishing the day with two hours of work in the evening.
"The guys are ready to hit the field and play some football tomorrow," said JU head coach Kerwin Bell. "As coaches, we're anxious to see how well they have taken to our system and evaluate where we are entering the next week."
RUDELL'S FRIDAY FAST FACT: Did you know that Rudell Small became JU's all-time leading rusher in approximately two seasons? He was hampered by injuries throughout his freshman year, limiting him to just six games. He came back with a vengeance as a sophomore and took over the all-time lead midway through his junior season.
BANGED UP: There are going to be a lot of Dolphins being held out of Saturday's scrimmage – at least 14 at last count. There range from pulled hamstrings, to sore knees and feet. Among those not seeing action in the scrimmage are running backs Keith Dawson, Rudell Small and Michael Henzie, wide receiver Tommie Rogers and defensive linemen Ray Gault and Charles Dowdy.
"We've gotten after it really hard the first few days of camp and you're going to see bumps and bruises around this time," Bell said. "The important thing is that we get them ready for when the season starts."
SCRIMMAGE SCHEDULE SET: The Dolphins will hold a scrimmage the final three Saturdays of training camp, starting Aug. 14.
The first scrimmage will be held at Fletcher High School, starting at 1 p.m. The second will be on Aug. 21 at The Bolles School starting at 5 p.m. The final scrimmage will be on campus on Aug. 28 and will kickoff near 10 a.m.
The Aug. 28 scrimmage is also "Dolphin Day." Fans are encouraged to come out and take in the final preseason scrimmage as well as meet some of the Dolphins from the other sports. There will also be prizes and giveaways throughout the day. Admission is free.
SEASON TICKETS ON SALE: Season tickets are on sale for $60 with "The Grove" parking passes going for $60 as well. Visit JUDolphins.com/tickets or contact Nikki Swanson in the JU ticket office at (904) 256-7444 for more information.