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Online application makes it easy to apply for a permit
Note: The application period ended on October 10, 2013.
Every year, trappers apply for permits to trap muskrat, beaver and other furbearers on Utah's Waterfowl Management Areas (WMAs). You may only trap on a state WMA if you have the necessary permit.
For detailed information about the application process, read rule R657-11-27: Applications for Trapping on State Waterfowl Management Areas.
Important dates. You must submit your application by Oct. 10, 2013. Drawing results will be available on Oct. 17, 2013. For assistance applying online, call 801-538-4700 before 5 p.m. on Oct. 10, 2013.
Group applications. Up to three trappers may apply as a group for a single permit. None of the group applicants may apply for any other area. To add a second or third hunter, click on the link below to expand the application.
Contact superintendents for more information. If you obtain a permit, you must trap under the supervision of the WMA superintendent. The superintendent determines trapping dates, areas and the species you may trap. To learn more about the areas open to trapping, trapping fees and the number of permits for individual areas, contact a Division office or a WMA superintendent during the application period. (Download a list of Waterfowl Management Areas—including contact information.)
Fees. Although there isn't an application fee, there is a permit fee if you are successful in obtaining a permit. Before trapping on the designated waterfowl management area, the successful applicant (or applicants) must pay the associated permit fee to the Salt Lake Division office by Nov. 5, 2013. Permits are not valid until they have been signed by the superintendent in charge of the area to be trapped. For more information, read Utah Admin. Rule R657-11-28
- You may apply for only one permit on only one management area per calendar year.
- Up to three trappers may apply as a group for a single permit.
- None of the group applicants may apply for any other area.
- Only the trapper or trappers specified on the application may trap on the waterfowl management area.
- Applicants must meet all age requirements, hunter and furharvester education requirements, and youth restrictions as provided in Utah Code 23-19-24, 23-19-11 and 23-20-20.
If the Division receives more applications than the number of permits available, there will be a drawing to determine successful applicants and alternates. Applicants will be notified by mail or e-mail of any drawing results.
Responsibility of trappers. All trappers are directly responsible to the WMA superintendent. If you violate management or trapping rules, you may lose current and future trapping privileges on all WMAs. For more information, read Utah Admin. Rule R657-11-31.
Vehicle travel. Vehicle travel on WMAs is restricted to developed roads. Written permission for other travel may be obtained from the WMA superintendent. For more information, read Utah Admin. Rule R657-11-29.
Trapping hours. On WMAs, you may only check traps from 30 minutes before official sunrise to 30 minutes after official sunset. For more information, read Utah Admin. Rule R657-11-30.
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A FLURRY of trading updates from housebuilders will confirm that 2013 was a barnstorming year for the sector after the economic recovery and government schemes spurred on a property market revival.
Last year saw the return of queues of would-be buyers keen to snap up new builds as the Help to Buy initiative and rush of mortgage availability sent demand soaring.
Charles Church group Persimmon kicked off the end-of-year updates with a better-than-expected rise in annual revenues last week.
But the City will also be keen for clues as to how the market will perform in 2014, given that one of the major stimulus measures – the Bank of England's Funding for Lending Scheme – has of this month been axed for residential mortgages.
• Best of the Best – The company, which runs competitions to win cars and luxury prizes online and at retail locations, has already guided expectation higher and should confirm its bumper figures today.
• Inflation – The UK's headline consumer prices index has been falling in recent months, but utility price hikes are expected to have stalled the decline in December.
• Barratt Developments – Housebuilder Barratt has been one of the biggest gainers from the UK government's Help to Buy scheme and is likely to report more of the same, after it recently noted forward private orders were 47 per cent higher than a year ago.
• JP Morgan – The US reporting season will pick up steam with the first of the financial giants updating. Management is expected to talk at length about future litigation costs. Rival Wells Fargo also reports on the final three months of 2013 on Tuesday.
• Taylor Wimpey – Analysts at Deutsche Bank are forecasting a 10 per cent increase in revenues for the builder's financial second half, driven by an 8.7 per cent hike in sales volumes.
• Treasury select committee – Bank of England governor Mark Carney will answer to MPs on the Bank's November 2013 financial stability report.
• Aberdeen Asset Management – Investors will be looking for details of how the recent underperformance of emerging markets has affected the Scottish wealth manager.
• Home Retail Group – The company's Argos stores are expected to have enjoyed a good Christmas after consumer electronics such as smartphones and tablets topped the sales tables as must–have items. Argos recently launched its own–brand tablet to capitalise on the broadening appeal of the computers.
• Dixons Retail – The Currys and PC World parent will have benefited from the craze for tablets, but is expected to reveal a slowdown in sales growth against a year earlier, when it benefited from the demise of Comet. UBS is forecasting UK like–for–like growth of 3 per cent in the group's third quarter to 4 January.
• Associated British Foods – The firm's Primark chain of budget fashion stores is likely to emerge as one of the high street's Christmas winners as hard–pressed shoppers retained an eye for value. Solid progress is also expected from its grocery division, with brands including Ovaltine, Ryvita and Silver Spoon sugar.
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Students in the Human Services major will be introduced to policies and programs designed to meet community needs among varied populations. Students will be asked to think critically about issues of diversity and social equity, and will learn to help people cope with personal challenges such as poverty, substance abuse, mental health, and relational crisis. Students will analyze the social, legal, political, and governmental forces that influence the delivery of human services; and gain abilities in program implementation, client interviewing, data gathering, counseling, consulting, and case management. Students may choose to specialize in advocacy, child and family services, corrections, gerontology, or mental health programs. This major follows guidelines of the National Organization for Human Service Education which promotes the knowledge, skills, and values needed by professionals who plan to commit their lives to serving others. The major prepares students to pursue careers in private and public sectors including welfare agencies, church ministries, community development programs, youth and adult group homes, senior centers, retirement and nursing homes, case management agencies, homeless shelters, poverty assistance programs, and government, corrections or law enforcement agencies. Graduates are prepared to pursue a master's degree in fields such as Social Work, Public Health, Public Administration, and Urban Studies.
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The Bengals came into Week 10 of the 2011 season with a 6-2 record and had far exceeded any of our expectations to the point that we began to talk about watching the Bengals make a playoff run that would start with them beating the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Unfortunately that didn't happen. However, it wasn't like the Bengals were blown out. They had their chances but in the end the ball didn't bounce their way. They have another chance to make a playoff push that starts with beating the Ravens in Baltimore this weekend but before we get too far ahead of ourselves, let's take a look back at the Bengals loss to the Steelers and the our picks for the team's MVP and Goat in the game.
Joe Goodberry's MVP:
"A.J. Green: Until Green skyrocketed above two Steelers defenders, I honestly felt like the Bengals were completely outclassed by Pittsburgh. After Green made the catch that forced my jaw hit the food for the fifth time this season, a new reason for hope came over me and looked to re-energize the team. The Bengals got back into the game and looked like they belonged on the same field."
- Green had only one catch but that catch was for a touchdown over one of the best safeties in the NFL, Troy Polomalu. After that touchdown, the Bengals got on a roll. We also saw how big of a role A.J. Green plays when he's in the game because when he came out, the Bengals had a hard time moving the ball down the field.
Naji Bsisu's MVP:
"Andy Dalton: Yes he threw two picks but he showed tremendous poise as a rookie quarterback in his first game against the Steelers 3-4 defense. He lead the Bengals back after they fell behind 14-0 and had several chances to win the game in the 4th quarter. He will learn from his mistakes and get better from this game."
- After watching Dalton take on Pittsburgh, I knew for a certainty that our young quarterback is going to be a solid player for the Bengals. He stood in the pocket after being down 14-0 and nearly led the Bengals back against one of the toughest defenses in the league.
Anthony Cosenza's MVP:
"Manny Lawson. This guy was everywhere on Sunday. He constantly pressured Big Ben and was flying around. For a guy that's been flying under the radar a little but this season, he made a lot of plays and pumped up the defense."
- For the majority of the season, Manny Lawson's performance as a starting linebacker has been overshadowed by Thomas Howard and Rey Maualuga. That's not to say that Lawson has been bad, he just hasn't been talked about much. However, he played outstanding against the Steelers and he deserves a lot of recognition for it. Hopefully he plays the same way against the Ravens.
Joe Goodberry's Goat:
"Injured players: What if? It's a phase fans use too often in sports. Usually it's an effort to defend your team and provides an opportunity to dream about how the game could've been different. Without Adam Jones, Carlos Dunlap, Leon Hall and AJ Green, the Bengals came within seven points from beating the defending AFC champions. Three of those player could arguably be three of the most impacting players on the team. Missing them had a huge effect on the outcome of the game."
- It's true that missing A.J. Green through the majority of the second half hurt the offense and Adam Jones could have been used when Leon Hall left the game. The Bengals sacked Ben Roethlisberger five times without Carlos Dunlap but could you imagine what they could have done with him in the game? Hopefully some of the injured Bengals players make their way on the field (and stay on the field) in Baltimore.
Naji Bsisu's Goat:
"Cedric Benson: This team needs Benson to step it up and provide a spark in the running game. Right now he's only getting the yards blocked for him and nothing more. We need him to make some plays. If not, he could start loosing more and more carries to Bernard Scott. I personally thought the offense looked better when Scott was in the game, and he at least has the potential to score every time he touches the ball, unlike Benson."
- Benson has been one of the more disappointing players so far this season. He has only managed to average over four yards per carry twice this season and he's only managed to score two touchdowns. Many believe that the Bengals need to find a new running back before the 2012 season and I agree.
Anthony Cosenza's Goat:
"Kelly Jennings. I feel bad for the guy as we seem to pile on him here at CJ, but for a player that the team traded for, he hasn't pulled his weight yet. He's not playing like a former first round pick and was beat frequently after Leon Hall left the game. I still think that he's rusty from injury and no longer being a starter, but he was getting roasted on Sunday. Let's hope his best play is in front of him."
- Jennings has been underwhelming so far this season. Now that Leon Hall is out for the season and because Adam Jones isn't fully healthy, Jennings will have to step up his game big time. Hopefully he's up for the task this weekend in Baltimore.


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Thursday, Mar 14, 2013 3:00PM
Grammy-winning rapper Lil Wayne reportedly worked up a scare this week as new reports claim he was hospitalized in Los Angeles a few days ago over medical complications.
Details on Weezy F. Baby's medical condition and reported multiple seizure attacks surfaced online Thursday (March 14).
Lil Wayne was hospitalized this week in L.A. following what appeared to be multiple seizures ... TMZ has learned. Sources close to the rapper tell us, Wayne suffered the seizures Tuesday night after shooting a music video in L.A. and was subsequently taken to Cedars-Sinai hospital. Weezy was released several hours later, early Wednesday morning. We're told he's doing much better now. It's not the rapper's first encounter with seizures either -- TMZ broke the story ... Wayne suffered two seizures on board separate airplanes last October. Lil Wayne later acknowledged he'd been prescribed seizure medication by his doc. (TMZ)
Back in October, Wayne's camp spoke out on the Young Money leader enduring multiple hospital stays.
Lil Wayne isn't having his best day, but MTV News has been assured that the multiplatinum rap star is on the road to recovery despite reports that he suffered two seizures in as many days. On Friday afternoon, TMZ reported that Wayne was hospitalized after suffering a second seizure, this time in Louisiana. Team Weezy tells MTV News that the reports are exaggerated and maintains that he has had no seizures and that the rapper is at home in Louisiana on the mend, again after suffering a migraine. There is no time frame on when Wayne will return to work, but he already canceled a Saturday appearance at the Jefferson Mall in Louisville, Kentucky, in support of his TrukFit clothing line, but we're told he will reschedule. (MTV)
Earlier the same day, reports claimed Wayne suffered a second medical complication within 24 hours.
Lil Wayne is about to be released from a Louisiana hospital ... after suffering ANOTHER seizure on board an airplane ... his 2nd seizure in 24 hours ... TMZ has learned. Weezy was on board a flight from Texas to LAX -- when he began to convulse. We're told the flight was immediately diverted to Louisiana ... and Wayne was admitted to a local hospital for treatment. (TMZ)
His management had also issued a statement to address what went down with Weezy.
"Lil Wayne was successfully released from the hospital after being treated for a severe migraine and dehydration. He is at home on doctor mandated rest and will return to work soon. He appreciates all of his fans for their support and love." (Statement)


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Drama Australia's research goals and priorities align with Goal 2 c) of UNESCO's Seoul Agenda (2010) regarding the development of research in arts education.
GOAL 2: Assure that arts education activities and programmes are of a high quality in conception and delivery. 2.c Stimulate exchange between research and practice in arts education.
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Current drama education research published in the form of a Doctorate, Masters or Honours thesis can be found in the Australasian Digital Theses Program. On this site, you can search by "subject words" for example: Drama, Drama education, Drama curriculum, Applied drama/theatre, Drama Performance, Early Childhood, Primary education, Middle school, Secondary education, Senior School, K-12 School, Higher education, Community.
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This year was crazy but it went by very quickly and here we are the evening right before 2011. Although we had a good season and play-off run last season, this year, we have better pieces to contend for the gold. I hope this year, we take it all.
Here's to 2011, the year JJ wins a 3-point shootout trophy, SVG becomes Coach of the year, Superman Howard becomes the MVP/Finals MVP, and Orlando wins it's first championship (knocks on wood/crosses fingers).
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Jesus Christ could have come to Britain to further his education, according to a Scottish academic.
Church of Scotland minister Dr Gordon Strachan makes the claim in a new film entitled "And Did Those Feet".
The film examines the story of Jesus' supposed visit, which survives in the popular hymn Jerusalem.
That's not Gordon Strachan the former footballer is it? Talk about a career change. And that's the popular hymn the lyrics of which were penned by noted mentalist William Blake of course. And further His education in what precisely? Woad Studies?
Dr Strachan believes it is "plausible" Jesus came to England for his studies, as it was the forefront of learning 2,000 years ago.
"Coming this far wasn't in fact that far in the olden days," Dr Strachan told BBC Radio 4′s The World At One. "The Romans came here at the same time and they found it quite easy."
Dr Strachan added that Jesus had "plenty of time" to do the journey, as little was known about his life before the age of 30.
Dr Strachan clearly was not a student of the epistemological sciences. It's plausible that I could have been to the Near East. I haven't but it's plausible.
Now the first words of the hymn – "And did those feet" – are the title of a new film based on a book researched by Dr Strachan, who lectures on the history of architecture at Edinburgh University.
"It is generally suggested that he came to the west of England with his uncle, Joseph of Arimathea, who was here for tin," said the academic.
It is generally suggested? I am sold. What the hell is a fine and noble institution like Edinburgh University doing employing such people?
Dr Strachan claimed Jesus Christ could have come to England to further his education.
"He needed to go around to learn bits and pieces about ancient wisdom, and the druids in Britain went back hundreds if not thousands of years. He probably came here to meet the druids, to share his wisdom and gain theirs."
Now this is getting very silly. Cue Graham Chapman to come on in an army uniform and stop the whole thing. He probably came here to meet druids. Oh for fuck's sake! That's a rapid shift from the coulds to the probables ain't it?
Among the places Jesus is said to have visited are Penzance, Falmouth, St-Just-in-Roseland and Looe, which are all in Cornwall, as well as Glastonbury in Somerset – which has particular legends about Jesus.
Lots of places have legends. Here's one from where I grew-up. I have the bones in the attic and charge people a quid a throw to see 'em.
"St Augustine wrote to the Pope to say he'd discovered a church in Glastonbury built by followers of Jesus. But St Gildas (a 6th-Century British cleric) said it was built by Jesus himself. It's a very very ancient church which went back perhaps to AD37."
Well, most churches are built by followers of Jesus. Hindus tend to build temples. All part of life's rich tapestry and all that jazz. Jazz of course was invented by the swing-combo Moses and the Israelites who toured Sinai for forty years. The details will be revealed in my blockbusting historical work, "What isn't in Exodus". Due out next year.
And – my knowledge of early Christian history is a little shaky – but how does Christ building a church Himself fit with it being built in (perhaps) AD37?. Especially when according to the good doctor (and damn fine striker in his day) Christ travelled to talk with druids (did they know Aramaic, did he know ancient Celtic?) and trade tin before he was thirty? I mean He was born around 4BC and crucified in his early thirties right?
What the bloody hell is this farrago of wild and self-contradictory nonsense for? Has Strachan gone doolally with a case of the Dan Browns? Or is there some bizarre ulterior motive? God knows but even He doesn't move in such mysterious ways.
I'm currently down with a vile lurgy but I'm not making this up am I?
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While Memphis police are preparing for how to handle the Ku Klux Klan rally from a safety standpoint, Director Toney Armstrong says his number one concern is the mixed crowd that will be in a separate zone from the Klan.
"We're basically sitting on a powder keg that can go at any time," says Armstrong.
KKK supporters, anti-Klan protestors, even gang members possibly from rival gangs: They are all expected to be at the KKK rally in Downtown Memphis on Saturday, and they will all be penned in one area.
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"Certainly just keeping all of the anti-factions from the KKK is challenging enough, but when you add all the complexities of all those people mingling together, there's no way to separate every single entity," says Armstrong, "Mixing gang members, KKK supporters, other factions of KK being involved in mingling in that crowd certainly again, that's… with all that mixing together you got the mix for a powder keg."
Police tell FOX 13 numerous anti-Klan permits were approved for Saturday. Through an Open Records Request we were able to obtain one: The Power to the People's "First Amendment Protest Against the Ku Klux Klan." (Permit is attached in this email to embed)
On the phone, organizers told FOX 13 their event is a reaction to the KKK's rally. They are also upset that police are "creating an armed camp for a Klan safe zone."
Along with the KKK having their own protest area, Memphis police say MATA is loaning busses to bring the KKK to the rally from an undisclosed location. Police say it is strictly a public safety measure.
"You want us to take a chance in 80 different individuals with 80 different cars or do you want to take some additional steps to say, 'Let me see if I can get all of them together at one time, get them to the site at the exact same time and get them away from the site at the exact same time?'" says Armstrong, "It's not a privilege; it's not some perk that we're giving them. We're looking at it strictly from a public safety standpoint."
Power to the People organizers told FOX 13 they were having a meeting Thursday night about what will happen on Saturday with their event; they said media was not invited.
On the website, Power of Color Organize, where the event is listed (embed link: http://www.peopleofcolororganize.com/activism/general/memphis-anti-klan-demonstration-march-30/) , the event description says, "It is the cops and politicians in Memphis, who are hand-in-hand collaborating with the 'new' Confederate racists and we must expose and defeat them as well."
Memphis police say they will have a strong law enforcement presence downtown on Saturday – including officers from the city, county and neighboring municipalities – and hope it will deter the crowd from getting violent.
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Gen. Robert Kehler, STRATCOM's leader, told the House Armed Services Committee today in his written testimony that he is, "extremely concerned about the impacts of actual and potential budget reductions on our people. While I believe these amazing professionals will continue to cope with uncertainty in the near-term, I cannot say the same over time if the financial risks to the individuals and their families persist."
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Very Cherry Smoothie
What's not to love about smoothies? They are easy, nutritious, and oh so delicious. My daughter is going through a major cherry phase right now, so I thought I would surprise her by creating a cherry-only version of our daily morning smoothie. She not only loved the flavor but was super excited about the pink color. This summery smoothie is packed with protein from the Greek yogurt and all of the health benefits of cherries. We love to serve our smoothies with peanut butter toast in the morning, but on days we are running late I just grab one and go!
Very Cherry Smoothie
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- 4 cups cherries, frozen
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Place all ingredients in blender and blend until smooth. Pour into glasses and enjoy!
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Vista Murrieta graduate Sierra Romero homered as the OC Batbusters rallied to defeat the SoCal Athletics, 4-3, Sunday (July 1) in the title game of the 18U bracket at the Louisville Slugger Independence Day Tournament in Boulder, Colo.
The Athletics jumped out to a 3-0 lead, scoring a run in each of the first three innings.
Romero started the Batbusters rally when she ripped a solo home run in the third inning. Romero, who is headed to Michigan, led the state with 21 home runs this past high school season.
Maddy Jelenicki (Saugus) cut the deficit to 3-2 with a solo shot in the bottom of the fifth inning.
The Athletics were one strike away from winning the prestigious tournament, but Brit Moeai delivered a walk-off, two-run single to give the Batbusters the dramatic come-from-behind victory. Moeai is a Carson High graduate headed to UCLA.
Murrieta Valley graduate Loryn Nichols was used a pinch runner for the Batbusters and picked up a stole base. Nichols was ineligible to play softball this season after transferring over from Calvary Murrieta, but she was a standout sprinter on Murrieta Valley's track team. Nichols is headed to Mississippi State on a softball scholarship.
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When a house costs around $1 billion, the boundaries are already crossed. It doesn't matter what the price is, what matters is the comfort, beauty and luxury.
The house we are talking here, belongs to a man who can be rightly called as the uncrowned king of India. He is undoubtedly the most pioneering Indian that the world may have ever seen and hence Mr. Mukesh Ambani, Chairman, Managing Director, Reliance Industries which happens to be India's biggest conglomerate, needs no introduction. I don't want to introduce him as a filthy rich man as that would be a huge understatement. Antilia is the name of a twenty-seven floor personal home in South Mumbai is reported to be the most expensive home in the world. It has been described as the "Taj Mahal of 21st century India".
Antilia is named after the mythical island in the Atlantic, Antillia. The Antilia building is situated on a 4,532 square meters plot at Altamount Road, Cumballa Hill, South Mumbai, where land prices are upward of US$10,000 per square meter.
The structure was designed by U.S. architects Perkins & Will, using principles of Vaastu Shastra to maximize "positive energy". No two floor plans are alike, and the materials used in each level vary widely. The house will include 400,000 square feet of living space, parking space for 168 cars, a one-floor vehicle maintenance facility, nine elevators in the lobby, three helipads and an air traffic control facility, health spa, yoga studio, small theatre with a seating capacity for 50 on the eighth floor, there is a swimming pool, three floors of hanging gardens, a ballroom, and an ice room infused with man-made snow flurries.
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(WMC) - Students from churches around the country are coming to Memphis to repair homes.
It's part of the World Changers project which aims to encourage faith and help people in need.
More than 100 students from around the country are in Memphis from June 30 to July 5. They're working on a variety of projects including painting houses, putting up siding, and making general house repairs.
"We're helping a woman out with her carport and painting her house," Noah Tatro from Kansas told WMC Action News 5.
All told, 90 World Changers projects will happen in 85 American cities.
One crew spent Wednesday painting and fixing up Tatyana Anderson's mom's house, because she can't afford to make the repairs herself.
"I'm glad they actually take the time out of their day to come do stuff like this for other people," a grateful Anderson said.
The free work is done by students, supervised by contractors, and organized by World Changers.
"With World Changers we are trying to change the world. The name is so awesome," Kristen White, a World Changers employee, said.
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He is set to start managing the team Monday against the Mets in Puerto Rico.
According to John Heyman of SI, the Marlins are offering him the job on a 4 year basis and he is flying to Miami tonight to meet with the team brass, including the rare appearance by one infamous art deal/scoundrel owner.
I hope that his friendship with Loria (apparently for over a decade now), gives him the ability to persuade him into spending money, but who knows. As friends, he certainly knows the BS situation that our coaches endure and the ridiculous pressure that Loria puts on them whilst providing minimal assets to manipulate.
I feel for Edwin, as he was the 1st Puerto Rican manager and this will rob him the opportunity to coach in his homeland next week. It would be nice if Bobby started on Tuesday at least. Let's face it, we're struggling to go anywhere this season and 1 game wouldn't hurt.


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Decoupage Easter Eggs
Emptying an Eggshell
Whether you dye, paint, or decoupage your egg masterpieces, they'll last longer if you blow out the contents and remove the white and yolk, leaving only the shell to decorate.What You Need:
- Egg
- Drill with 1/8-inch bit
- Sharp cuticle scissors
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- Ear syringe
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- 1/8-inch-diameter dowel
- Masking tape
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1. Remove the contents of the egg. Make a hole as small as 1/8 inch in each end of a hen's egg. A mini drill (like the Dremel Moto Tool shown in photo) and sharp-pointed cuticle scissors are good tools for keeping the holes small. Work over a bowl. The insides may start draining when you pierce the second opening.
Step 2.
2. Keeping the egg over a bowl or the sink, use an ear syringe to blow air into the egg and force the contents out the opposite hole. Rinse the egg with mild soap, water, and a small amount of bleach.
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3. Slip empty eggshell onto a dowel. For decoupage, you want to avoid getting fingerprints on the eggshell, so slide it onto a 1/8-inch-diameter dowel. To prevent the egg from sliding, wrap a small piece of masking tape around the dowel just above and below the egg.


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D'Antoni's got the luxury of 11 guys who could get minutes, but he does not have the luxury of being patient with combinations which are not clicking right away. How quickly he finds those right combinations, and correspondingly the Knicks' record over the last ~30 games, will determine whether or not this team has a realistic chance to get out of the first round.
The Knicks need to start winning right now, and to do that Baron Davis and JR Smith have to start and play the bulk of their minutes with Melo, Amare, and Tyson. Reuniting Jeremy with his Linsanity supporting cast of Jeffries, Landry, Shumpert, and Steve Novak* will better balance the first and second units and gives D'Antoni a proven group for his bench to prop up his work-in-progress veteran starters with the higher ceiling (for this season).
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01 September 2014 14:44
A DETECTIVE investigating the unsolved murder of a postman remains determined to bring his killers to justice.
Father-of-one Paul Savage was beaten to death with a wooden baton while making his delivery round in Mold on this day 11 years ago.
The 30-year-old died in Wrexham's Maelor Hospital after being found lying beside his delivery bike in the snow on Clayton Road with his mailbag at his side.
Paul's mother has renewed her own plea for anyone with information about her son's 2003 murder to come forward and told the Leader: "It will never go away."
Despite a £100,000 reward, his killer, or killers, have never been caught.
Det Supt John Hanson of North Wales Police said: "Our determination to solve his murder has remained throughout the last 11 years and we would dearly like to get justice for his family.
"The investigation into an unsolved murder is never closed and we will continue to explore any new leads and utilise advances in technology that may help us bring Paul's killers to justice."
In the weeks following the murder, which occurred at around 7.30am near Bryn Gwalia School, North Wales Police confirmed they had received a huge response to their appeals for information.
They revealed two hooded males had been seen in the area around the time of the incident.
Paul's murder was also the focus of a BBC Wales documentary entitled Wall of Silence.
In 2005, North Wales Police detectives said they knew what the motive was but they were not prepared to release the details.
And in 2010, officers re-visited the investigation with the inquiry leading to a fresh search of fields near the murder scene and new items undergoing forensic tests.
However, Paul's family are still awaiting a conviction and his mother June White said: "As a family, we've moved on as far as we can but it will never go away.
"The people responsible are walking about getting on with their own lives.
"I wish I could do more but I can't.
"I was looking through the archives the other night and not a day goes by when I don't wonder what Paul would look like now.
"He had been enjoying his job and was just settling into the area – having moved there less than six months before this happened.
"I continue my plea for anyone with information to come forward until his killers are caught."
Mrs White, 63, also revealed her husband and Paul's stepfather, Lance, died from cancer six years ago without having ever seen justice.
"Hopefully I will have my day," she added.
Mold town councillor Ray Dodd found Mr Savage's unconscious body lying on the gateway to his house as he left for work.
This was the last mail delivery Mr Savage ever made.
"It happened at my front gate," Cllr Dodd said. "Mine was his last delivery.
"I came out to get in my car and go to work. That was when I found his body.
"He was unconscious but I couldn't really judge whether he was dead or alive.
"I called the police and they told me not to disturb anything. It was a great trauma.
"My only wish is that anyone with information gets in touch with North Wales Police."
Det Supt Hanson said: "We know people change with the passage of time, as do associations and allegiances.
"I continue to encourage anybody who has new information about this murder to come forward and speak to the police.
"I understand people are sometimes reluctant to come forward in the aftermath of such a serious crime but I would like to reassure them there are special measures that can be put in place to protect witnesses in a serious case of this nature.
"There may be those who have been keeping secrets linked to Paul's death for others. I would appeal to those people to come forward and speak to me."
Speaking last year, retired Detective Chief Superintendent Chris Corcoran said he believed some people in Mold knew who killed Mr Savage.
"For the sake of the local community in Mold, this needs to be solved," he said.
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"My dad, Michael J Curran, passed away from lung cancer on December 19th, 2012. He lost the battle, but he inspired my brother and I to quit smoking, which led us on our path to running 5k, 10k, and even a half marathon. We were able to honor my dad by getting family and friends together to participate in the Chicago Lung Run. Custom ink did a terrific job on our shirts, which Dad would have loved! "


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Fifth-grade girls agree: There are too many guns out there
If you're reading this, it means the Mayans were wrong. The world didn't end Friday. I figure the Mayans those many years ago decided figuring a calendar to 2012 was plenty long enough.
At any rate, we're still here. And the ones who aren't are being mourned. In a way the world did come crashing down for the residents of a tiny town in Connecticut. A horrific event that delivered an excruciating punch in the gut to that community. A jolt that was felt across our entire country. And the pain remains. And certainly not only with adults.
I have lunch with a group of terrific fifth-grade girls every Tuesday. I've done this for years, but this is an especially good group. We start each session with "highs" and "lows."
Sure enough, one student said her low was "the awful murders in that little town. Those were little kids," she said. She seemed to know more details than I wanted her to share with the group about the horrific incident. The subject kept coming up as we went around the table, so I decided to ask, "What do you think can be done to keep this from happening again?"
One girl said, "I don't know, but we had a lockdown this morning. And I was scared." It was true. The school office had been contacted that morning to go to lockdown because there was a suspicious character in the vicinity of the school.
"We need to illegalize guns," the well-informed girl said. "If only the police had guns, then regular people would quit shooting each other."
"Regular people don't shoot people. They shoot birds and stuff," was one response.
The statement "The bad people shoot people. And the crazy people do, too," brought a discussion of whether all bad people are crazy and if crazy people are all bad. There was not a consensus; most of the girls thought it would have to be looked at case by case. But they did agree there are too many guns out there, and that "crazy people should not be allowed to buy guns."
By the way, these girls have given gun control a lot of thought. The little girl who was killed in September by a drive-by shooter while she slept in her bed had been a third-grader at this school.
We finally got off the subject and had our Christmas party and talked about what we wanted for Christmas. It ranged from a Kindle to "having dinner with my whole family with no fights."
They left wearing the matching necklaces I gave them along with the red ribbon I had used on the wrapping. Their sprits were high, wishing me "Merry Christmas" and giving me extra-big hugs.
Last girl out the door turned and said, "One more thing for Christmas, Miss Bonnie: No more shooting. They have to quit."
Yes. Yes, they do.
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Giving back through volunteering is good for your heart, even at a young age, according to University of British Columbia researchers.
Children who make an effort to perform acts of kindness are happier and experience greater acceptance from their peers, suggests new research from the University of British Columbia and the University of California, Riverside.
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If it is indeed nobler to give than to receive, it may also make you happier – even if you're a toddler, according to a new study co-authored by three psychologists at the University of British Columbia.
Men can differ greatly from women in how they parent, especially during playtime. Fathers tend to think of themselves as less cautious than mothers, says Asst. Prof. Mariana Brussoni, lead investigator of the University of British Columbia study, Fathering and Injury Prevention.
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A giant asteroid dubbed "the beast" will fly by Earth Sunday morning.
It's between 800 and 1300 feet wide.
There's no fear of it hitting us, which is a good thing, because the impact of an asteroid that size has the potential to be disastrous.
It'll pass us about 770,000 miles above earth.
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The City of Cedar Rapids is continuing to move forward with a gun buyback program.
The city's police department is calling the program Cedar Rapids Takes Aim at Guns, or CR TAG.
The program will allow guns to be turned in this summer in exchange for a random gift card worth $100. The buyback will be funded entirely through donations.
"A lot of times people just continue to hold a gun because they don't know what to do with it," said Wayne Jerman, Cedar Rapids Police Chief. "This gives them an avenue to receive some form of compensation for giving us that gun."
The city is asking for gift card, check or cash donations to fun the program. A date for the buyback has not been set.


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Building Rome in a Day from the University of Washington (Hat Tip to Past Thinking). The University of Washington describes the project this away:
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A new law in Missouri makes it illegal to text message and drive in Missouri – but:
The fine for texting-while-driving will be $200, but only if a driver is under 21. Older drivers can keep texting as they drive.
As near as I can tell the law started out banning cell phone use period, but somewhere along the line morphed into a "it's all them damn teenagers fault" bill…..
To which I can only add this message to the Missouri lawmakers who passed this bill:
This is an excellent reason why we should not name the health care reform bill after Kennedy. What if it is a mandated insurance but no public option piece of crap – as looks likely? That would be an insult to Kennedy and every thing he stood for.
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I can't resist mentioning this. Over at the James Randi Educational Foundation Forum a commenter named wowbagger compiles a list of questions for intelligent design advocates. Question 2G reads:
If I were to claim that the "deducing of an Intelligent Designer" was nothing more than a type of paredolia phenomenon, how could you demonstrate otherwise?
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May 4th through 12th is the 30th Annual National Travel and Tourism Week, a week meant for celebrating the effects of tourism on local communities.
And with tourism being South Dakota's second largest industry the effects are massive.
Last year alone 27,000 jobs in the state were supported by the economic activity the industry brings.
In Pennington County, visitor spending contributed to an economic impact of more than $792 million dollars in 2012 alone.
And this year that number could be even higher, many area resorts, campgrounds, and hotels are showing large increases in reservations.
Michelle Thompson with the Rapid City Convention and Visitors Bureau says this springs snow caused tourism to start sluggish, but now it's really picking up.
"Last year our weather was really nice in the spring. So tourism started a little bit earlier. And with our snow this year it didn't start quite so early. But I think now, it's starting off with a bang," says Thompson.
"We got beat up a little bit in the last couple of weeks with the snow. It wasn't the best for the visitor industry. But May is starting off really good," says General Manager of Prarie Edge in Rapid City, Dan Tribby.
Without tourism and the money is brings to the state through taxes, each South Dakotan would pay in more than $878 more.
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Another ignorant and delussional (yet serious) Cubs fan decided to save everyone some time, and break down the NL Central for us. Check it out if you'd like a laugh.
At one point he referred to Freddy Sanchez as "Freddy Guzman" and Prince Fielder as "Cecil Fielder Jr." (both have since been corrected.) He also dropped this beaut about the Reds that is still up....
"Not much more needs to be said outside the fact that their projected starting shortstop is Alex Gonzalez. Yes, the same Alex Gonzalez who should be on the Mt. Rushmore of Cub failure, right next to Leon Durham, Bartman, and Kerry Wood. He blew the double play after the Bartman incident that would have ended the inning, and stopped any damage in advance."
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Hulsey once brought a box cutter to the state Capitol and considered bringing a gun -- even though he doesn't have a concealed-weapons permit.
The newspaper reports Hulsey had urged the aide to train for self-defense with him. A Capitol Police report from Feb. 17 includes an email from the aide in which she wrote that she was "terrified."
Hulsey acknowledged bringing the box cutter to the statehouse and considering bringing in a gun. He says he was trying to highlight Republican weapons and security policies he opposes.
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MANATEE -- A large patch of red tide off Sarasota and Charlotte counties is moving north, causing fish kills over the past couple of days, scientists said.
A couple of samples taken in Tampa Bay showed low concentrations of the red tide organism, said Alina Corcoran, research scientist for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in St. Petersburg.
However, the biggest patch is off Sarasota County, and as evident on satellite images, it is moving north, said Corcoran.
"In Sarasota County, we are seeing medium concentrations there," she said, adding that there are reports of "a rather massive redfish kill."
Red tide blooms result when the water temperature and salinity reach a certain point for growth of algae, she said.
In enough concentration, red tide can cause respiratory distress, which people have reported in both Sarasota County and around Anna Maria Island, she said.
Asked whether she expected the red tide bloom to migrate to Manatee County's shores, she said, "It has been moving north pretty quickly."
"We'll have more information tomorrow, once samples are processed," Corcoran said Wednesday.
A weather front expected today and Friday is accompanied by a "very strong wind field," that may drive the surface bloom south, said Jason Lenes, a research associate for the Center for Prediction of Red Tides at the University of South Florida College of Marine Science.
"We are starting to feel some slight issues with red tide," said Manatee County Public Safety Capt. Joe Westerman, adding that he's heard a few minor complaints of respiratory irritation at Manatee Beach.
He said the big bloom off Sarasota County is "pretty widespread, a pretty big swath of it offshore."
"My hope is there's a cold front coming through that could push it southward," Westerman said.
He confirmed some fish kills at Longboat Key and at Siesta Key, in Sarasota.
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Another uninspirational day of weather beckoned for our Friends Provident Trophy game against Kent at Lord's. However, with the outstanding drainage system at the ground, a result was inevitable at some stage.
Winning the toss and batting first proved productive. Billy Godleman and Ed Joyce got us off to a good start and at 29 without loss from six overs the heavens opened and down came the rain.
We returned to the field some while later and were facing reduced overs of 37 overs a side. Andrew Strauss, Godleman and Eoin Morgan contributed to our total of 177 from our 37 overs; Billy top-scoring with 43.
As we were taking the field, down came the rain again. Another short break meant that Kent needed 173 from 33 overs to win the game. I opened the bowling with Tim Murtagh. A tight opening spell saw Kent two down at the end of the power plays.
I bowled my seven allotted overs straight through from the Pavilion End and was pleased with the way I bowled, hitting much better lengths than last week against Surrey. One for 25 from seven was satisfying given the state of the game.
My wicket was Rob Key, bowled in my first over, which was pleasing, given that he has been one of the most consistent performers in county cricket for many years. Vernon Philander, making his debut, was disciplined and accurate, supporting Murtagh at the death.
Murtagh took four wickets in a sensational final spell. This took his weekly tally to 11 wickets. We won by six runs in another tight game for us in this competition.
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The Pub to Pub, which started in 1983 with just five competitors, has now evolved into an annual event attracting up to 500 entrants. Contestants come decked out in colourful and outrageous outfits including everything from clown-suits to animal paint and last year the 'Verrry niize' Borat mankini even made an appearance.
The Pub to Pub is a cross-country mix of serious racers and dressed up cruisers having fun. The Classic takes in five watering holes and is open to anyone with a pair of skinny skis and a thirst for adventure.
According to Alan ''Barney' Davis, event founder and the only person to have completed all 25 races, "The first year, five of us turned up and it was pouring with rain. We skied the five pubs and people saw us. The next year we put up a couple of posters and 53 people turned up. It has now turned into an iconic event, with hundreds of skiers involved."
The 2008 Pub to Pub, scheduled to herald the start of spring, will be a big reunion of past competitors and enthusiastic first-timers all ready to take on the challenge. While the majority of entrants are just after a good time, the event also attracts serious competitors, with a large contingency racing to win the title of Pub to Pub Champion. This year the total prize money for fancy dress amounts to $1500, to win, competitors must be on a pair of cross-country skis.
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