text:
For Terrorism, Is encounter is the solution or Talks etc?
Asked by hitler, 25 Sep '09 11:25 pm
Earn 10 points for answering
Answers (6)
None. Only strong security measures are effective and essential to safeguard and protection of every citizen in the country.Answered by Joseph Chacko, 25 Sep '09 11:43 pm
Report abuse
Not Useful
Your vote on this answer has already been received
Encounter or talk may be a part of terrorism solution.One of the possible reason for the terrorism is that the explosions are no longer the handiwork of outside agencies. Instead, much men, money and material are probably of internal origin. Fighting terrorism is an arduous process requiring painstaking work by professionals,untainted by political bias, at all levels of officialdom. To remove terrorism, we should : 1. Strengthen Intelligence inputs. 2. Apply harsh laws, without political interference and without misuse of law like POTA by exercising authorities. 3. Recruit trained informant. 4. Now, terrorism is safely abetted by well educated, least suspecting individuals ( even family members are not aware ). They have no criminal records. So to nullify their move, their social grievances must be addressed. Positive sign would be not to target any particular community. 5. Police is regarded as suspicion for their highhandedness at ground level. For police to nab them, the police have ...moreAnswered by prabhat kumar kumar, 26 Sep '09 12:07 am
Encounters as well as strong security measures for total safeguard of the people........Answered by minati vishwakarma, 25 Sep '09 11:54 pm
Only fools indulge in talks with terrorists..Answered by TheJackal, 25 Sep '09 11:44 pm
Talk is most acceptable provided the party infront of you understands the languageAnswered by Ganadhisha, 25 Sep '09 11:33 pm
Encounter can never be solution for solving the problem of Terrorism. Hatred begets hatred .Only best solution is better talks by competent mediators. But again I think we need complete overhaul on social level to achieve any positive results by talks.Answered by Yuvraj Dubey, 25 Sep '09 11:33 pm


text:
The Scottish Screen Archive is Scotland's national moving images collection. It preserves over 100 years of Scottish history on film and video.
We can provide thousands of titles for personal, educational or commercial use. To discover what we have, use our access catalogue, where you can:
Please contact us if you can't find what you are looking for. More about the Scottish Screen Archive. Discover the benefits of National Library of Scotland registration.
Featured video: SCOTLAND DANCES
Get Flash Player to watch films.
The tradition of Scottish Highland and Country dancing, reflecting some of its world-wide popularity.
Full record for 'SCOTLAND DANCES'
The Scottish Screen Archive is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
SETUP:Start Easy Wi-Fi the first time, and enter your 10-digit phone number. That's it!
USAGE:Simply start the Easy Wi-Fi application once you're in the AT&T Wi-Fi location and it will log you in. A few seconds later you're connected!
Operators: get a version of Easy Wi-Fi which is dedicated to your network footprint.
What's New
Version 3.0:
- New look UI
- Minor bug fixes
- Location reporting option
- Compatible with iPhone. Requires iOS 2.1 or later


text:
Originally Posted by Yuki Akuma
What healing factor? We've never seen her get injured.
She was stabbed with a spear. When the spearhead was withdrawn, her clothing was torn but she was unharmed.
"Justice is a blade that draws blood from the innocent and wicked alike. And raised high, it can lead a charge that changes the world forever."
Powered by vBulletin®Copyright © 2014 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
Usage of this site, including but not limited to making or editing a post or private message or the creation of an account, constitutes acceptance of the Forum Rules.


text:
You must log in to access this feature. Sign in with Twellow or Facebook to get started.
By signing in to Twellow, you indicate your agreement to our terms of service.
Simply connect with Facebook and kiss those password blues away,
or go here to reset your password.
Looking to add some FUN and excitement to your event? We truly are North Georgia's Premier Inflatable & Party Fun Rental Center!


text:
Freedom Service Dog Helps Trainer RecoverMedia, Press
Watch Ripple with Trainer Evon live on Channel 9 news!
Freedom Service Dogs, Inc.
2000 W. Union Ave.
Englewood, CO 80110-5567
303.922.6231 phone
303.922.6234 fax
Watch Ripple with Trainer Evon live on Channel 9 news!
ENGLEWOOD, CO— Freedom Service Dogs of America officially launched a billboard and bus shelter campaign that you can't help but notice as you drive by. Featuring three of the organization's dogs in a shelter kennel setting with captivating taglines, the campaign is tied to a mobile application that showcases the unique model this organization has […]
For more information on Freedom Service Dogs, feel free to contact: Karen Morrow Marketing, PR & Events Director 303-922-6231 Cell: 303-808-0616 email: email@example.com


text:
What's in a name? In Omaha — at the moment — a lot of angst. At least that seemed to be the tenor of the Internet alarms that started ringing Nov. 15 as the Omaha Royals announced that the team was now the Omaha Storm Chasers. It started locally on Twitter but ballooned to include a mocking post on Deadspin and a suggestion from ESPN's Rob Neyer that perhaps the team could've been better served by combining all of our regional influences into one super-name: the BenevolentRailBombingHuskerStorms. Did Omaha embarrass itself with the change? I don't think so and none of the 300 or so people in attendance at the big unveiling seemed to,…
entered on 11/23/10 at 09:46 PM | read more »
Last half-week before Scorpio's demise. That's what Thanksgiving is all about. Peace and Love to the recently departed and a Happy Thanksgiving to those remaining. Jupiter and Venus just moved direct. Sounds like lots (Jupiter) of loving (Venus) and good times! The Full Moon is in Venus-ruled Taurus at 11:27 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 21, the last day of Scorpio. See ya in Sag! — MOJOPOPlanetPower.com SCORPIO (10.23-11.22) Last week you talked with your MENTOR (Pluto) about what you've accomplished so far this lifetime (North Node) and what you could but haven't — yet. Good luck! Your next "meeting," concerning such matters, is Christmas Day (3 degrees Capricorn). This weekend it's your partners (of all kinds) that have a…
entered on 11/18/10 at 10:32 PM | read more »
The longest play Kansas managed came with about six minutes remaining in the third quarter of its 20-3 loss against Nebraska, when running back James Sims gained 23 yards over left end. The gain was nullified by a holding penalty on the Jayhawks. Nebraska defensive coordinator Carl Pelini referred to the play afterward. Kansas had lined up in the Wildcat formation, in a way "very different than anything we'd seen," he said. "But we adjusted and hit it for a 2-yard gain the next time." That wasn't the only instance of the Huskers' defense adjusting, just the most dramatic. The Jayhawks ran from different formations and different personnel groupings. They did all sorts of offensive things they hadn't done previously,…
entered on 11/17/10 at 10:06 PM | read more »
* You win some, you lose some and let's just say Omaha's had better weekends than the one just past. First there was the Creighton women's soccer team, rallying Friday from a goal down to take a 2-1 lead on Minnesota in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The Golden Gophers out-shot the Bluejays 15-2 in the second half on their way to a 4-2 victory. Still a nice year for Coach Bruce Erickson, whose team set a school record with 15 wins. Then the top-seeded Creighton men lost to host team Bradley in the first round of the Missouri Valley Conference tournament, the Jays second loss to the Braves in less than a week. Creighton took a 2-1…
entered on 11/17/10 at 10:03 PM | read more »
It may be unfair to call biophobia a pandemic. Like the trumped-up charade known as the 2009 swine flu "pandemic," it's not true that most of the world is affected by biophobia, though it impacts far more people than swine flu ever did or will. You haven't seen biophobia in the headlines and don't know what it is? Though not a mainstream media buzzword, its symptoms are everywhere. Meat processing plants, industrial milk production, clothing, sunglasses, shoes, packaging, car seats, carpets, bathrooms, bedrooms, banks and grocery stores — the signs of biophobia are all around us. Humans want to kill things that threaten us and we perceive threat everywhere, regardless of whether the threat is real. Our response to it…
entered on 11/17/10 at 09:00 PM | read more »
First of all, we knew Cody Green wouldn't bring to the offense what Taylor Martinez does, right? That's why Martinez is Nebraska's starting quarterback and Green is a backup. So the Cornhuskers weren't going to be as productive with Green starting, even against an Iowa State defense that ranked 102nd nationally, allowing well over 400 yards per game. Also, though Green was technically No. 2 on the depth chart, just ahead of Zac Lee, he had played briefly in only five games, most recently in the Big 12 opener at Kansas State. Green had thrown only 12 passes this season, completing seven for 79 yards. Against Iowa State, he completed, well, 7-of-12 passes for 79 yards (and one touchdown). How…
entered on 11/10/10 at 10:44 PM | read more »
* Alexi Lalas is coming to Omaha. Sure, the goateed, grunge hero of the 1994 U.S. World Cup squad is perhaps better known today as a goatee-free, goading soccer commentator on ESPN, but that doesn't mean you wouldn't want to see him lace up the boots one more time, right? You'll get that chance Jan. 21, when the Omaha Vipers take on members of that '94 squad indoors at the Civic Auditorium. Reportedly Marcelo Balboa's flowing locks will be there as will Tony Meola of World Cup — and to a lesser extent for the general sporting public I suppose — off-Broadway, New York Jets and Super Nintendo fame. Considering that the Vipers' team colors are red, I hope this…
entered on 11/10/10 at 10:41 PM | read more »
Bo Pelini behaved as if he had coached his last game at Nebraska, based on his sideline and post-game decorum, or lack thereof. That was the...more »
If not for Sam Burtch, the most dramatic play of this Nebraska football season might never have happened.
If not for Burtch, Ron Kellogg III...more »
As David Santos remembers it, Connor Cook was rolling out and he was pursuing the Michigan State quarterback when Nebraska teammate Randy Gregory...more »
Planet Power: Nov. 21 - 27, 2013
Happy Thanksgiving. Let's be nice to each other and cultivate warm thoughts. You are what you think…
i SAGITTARIUS...more »
Planet Power: Nov. 14 - 20, 2013
This issue marks my 17th year here at The "READER." Thanks to John, Eric, my beloved Carrie, et al., for all your help, encouragement and...more »
Planet Power: November 7 - 13, 2013
The new Aquarian-Age astrology is/will be ruled by the planet Uranus (yeah, I've heard that joke before). Traditional astrology, prior to the...more »
Planet Power: Oct. 31 - Nov. 6, 2013
Happy Halloween! Let your subconscious desires flow as the twilight fades into the black of the night of the year. Don't fear the night. You have...more »
There is an eye-catching scene in Bernardo Bertolucci's magnum opus and Oscar-winning film, The Last Emperor. The movie details the life arc of the...more »
Our skin is the largest organ of our body. Skin contains, protects and functions on the outside and inside. That's right. Technically, skin doesn't...more »
The name Albert Einstein remains one of the most recognizable in all of history. Charles Webster "C.W." Leadbeater, not so much. Both men made names...more »
Our Deadliest Addiction: Convenience
You know you're addicted to something when you forsake logic and quality of life in order to acquire what you think you can't live without. A crack,...more »


text:
What State Rules the Upland Roost?
There is no doubt South Dakota rules the roost when it comes to pheasant harvest. Year in and year out, hunters bag between 1.5 and 2 million roosters in SoDak. In fact, SoDak's rooster kill is twice as high as the second closest state in most years.
On the bobwhite quail side of the ledger, Texas typically knocks down the most bobs and adds desert quail and pheasants to the mix. Ruffed grouse are led by Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin. California quail . . . you can guess that one.
So, if a bird hunter were to look at the big picture of all upland bird species across all the states, what state offers the most shooting?
In my estimation, Kansas hunters shoot the most birds of all upland species combined.
In most years, Kansas registers as the #2 pheasant harvest state and the #2 bobwhite quail harvest state. Add both species of prairie chickens to the mix and Kansas may not offer as wide a variety of species that some western states (Montana, Idaho, or Oregon) boast, but the total number of birds shot each year is likely tops in the "Jayhawk State."
With this bit of trivia in mind, I admit to having never hunted in Kansas. That will change on the final day of Pheasants Forever's Rooster Road Trip this November 13th. I can't wait!
Okay Texas and SoDak, let's hear your counter-arguments.
The Pointer is written by Bob St.Pierre, Pheasants Forever's Vice President of Marketing.
Tags: California quail, kansas, prairie chickens, ruffed grouse, Scaled quail, South Dakota, Texas
2 Responses to "What State Rules the Upland Roost?"|
JIm Hope this is what You wanted, let Me know ~~~~~~~~ <Mario & Joe Hogg said the hunting was great on the Missouri River lands owened by the Natives
I've had some great hunts in Kansas (bagging all 3 species you mention), and am hoping to spend a good amount of time these this fall. I have had shooting that was just as good, if not better, along the Milk River in Montana though.
Leave a Reply