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Where to Hunt
Overview: There is a good population of bears in the area but it will take some planning and scouting for a hunter to be successful. The black bear population is generally in the upper reaches of the Santa Rita Mountains, however bears are often observed at lower elevations later in the year. During the spring bear hunt, after leaving den sites, bears are searching for areas with an abundance of tender grasses. Therefore, look for wet areas and south exposures where young, green grasses may be found. When the bears come out of the dens their foot pads are soft. They prefer to use cleared trails until the pads become callused. Also search canyon bottoms for fresh bear tracks and scat. It is also helpful to find a high vantage point from which to glass.
The fall season has an archery only hunt that generally runs from the end of August to the end of September (check current regulations for exact dates). This season occurs when bears are more active. During this hunt bears are observed in the lower elevations foraging on prickly pear fruits and traveling in the creek bottoms, and along trails. This is the best opportunity to observe bears but it is still a challenging hunt and requires planning and scouting for the hunter to be successful. Most successful hunters begin early in the morning. Using a predator call can also prove useful but be aware that the bear may come in close your call.
Area: There are several areas to look at for this hunt. The first is the Gardner Canyon and Cave Canyon Areas. To get there take Highway 83 to the Gardner Canyon turn off (four miles north of Sonoita). The area is well signed, using a Forest Service or Topo map to navigate should be easy. Once you get into the area there is good foot trail access into bear country. Walk the trails and look for fresh bear sign and trails.
Another area to consider is Temporal Canyon. To get there take Highway 82 to Patagonia. Once in Patagonia you want to take First Street north. First street will take you north into the Temporal Canyon area. Once there you can take the 72A road into the Mansfield canyon area or continue north on 72 to Walker Basin.
The Squaw Gulch area is another place to look for bears. To get there take Highway 82 to Forest Road 143 (Approx. mile marker 15) and head north. When you get to Forest Road 144 turn to the east and follow the road on back. Squaw Peak is along the way and is an area to look at as well.
Josephine Canyon is another area to explore when looking for bears. You can get there from the Patagonia or the Mount Hopkins side. To get there from the Patagonia side take Highway 82 to Forest Road 143 go north to the Josephine Canyon turn off and then go the east. To get there from the Mount Hopkins road take I-10 to the Canoa Exit and go south on the frontage road to the Elephant Head road. Go east to the Mount Hopkins road and follow it to the Bull Springs road (approx. 6 miles). Follow this road south to the Josephine Canyon turn off.
There has been bear activity on the north side of the Mountain range as well. However it is against Federal and State rule for any person to enter the Madera Canyon area with a weapon (including bow and arrow) capable of operating. In other words the Madera Canyon area to within 1/4 mile of the closure area is illegal to hunt in. To get more details on the closure area contact the Forest Service Nogales Ranger District: 303 Old Tucson Rd. Nogales, AZ 85621 (520) 281-2296. There is an alternative for the archer. The Florida Canyon Work Center has a trailhead just before entering the work center area. This trailhead allows the hunter foot access to several trails on the north side of the Santa Rita's. To get there take I-19 to the Continental road turnoff. Follow the road east to Forest Road 481. Take the 481 road south to the trailhead parking area.
Melendrez pass is another option. The area can be accessed from Highway 83. Take Highway 83 south from I-10 to the Gardner Canyon turn off. Go approximately 1 mile to the Fish Canyon road. Take Forest Road 163 to Forest Road 165 west to Melendrez pass. From here you can access trail systems that take you south to Sawmill Springs or work the country to the west.
The possession or use of motorized vehicles off forest system roads and trails is prohibited. For further information concerning this or any other laws administered by the USFS contact the Coronado National Forest, Nogales Ranger District: 303 Old Tucson Rd. Nogales, AZ 85621 (520) 281-2296. Even though these units are made up predominantly of public lands, private property can be encountered. Therefore, it is important to be familiar with your hunting area before venturing afield. The best way to accomplish this is by obtaining and studying USFS, topographic and state land maps of all interested areas.
Overview: Javelina are widely distributed throughout Unit 34A. Successful hunters find javelina by pre-scouting likely areas and by using optics to locate animals. Focus on areas where there is abundant sign. Scouting is important because javelina do not move far from a well established home range. If you locate a group of javelina before the season, and the weather remains the same, there is a high probability they will be in the same place on opening day. Using optics is important. Javelina blend in well with their surroundings and when not moving they are hard to detect. Effective use of optics will save a person a lot of walking. If you find an area with tracks and rooting, be patient, javelina are probably in the area.
Overview: *NOTICE* December 2013 Archery hunt is closed. All other seasons open per current 2013 regulations. Consult current year Arizona Hunting and Trapping Regulations for exact season dates. Area: The Santa Rita Experimental Range is a good place to look for mule deer. The Range is relatively flat country that makes for easy walking but it does not have many high points to glass from. The best ways to hunt deer on the range are to either get up on the hills on the far east side or to walk the high edges of the major river beds that cut across the Range. Getting out for some pre-hunt scouting will greatly improve your chances of success. Use a U.S. Forest Service map to locate water sources. Another area to try for mule deer is south of the old road going from Amado up to Mt. Hopkins from I-19. This is F.S. road 184. When this road gets close to the mountains there is F.S. road 143 turning south. All the country between 143 west to the river and from 184 south to Mavis Wash has fair numbers of mule deer. There are deep canyons that you can walk along to get a good view. There are some very good mature bucks in this area. Water is limited in the area so it would benefit the hunter to locate them, as mule deer must use them. Also be sure to reference a map to know private land status as nearly all land south of Tubac to Nogales and into the mountains is private and hunting is by permission only.
Overview: *NOTICE* December 2013 Archery hunt is closed. All other seasons open per current 2013 regulations. Whitetail deer are found throughout the unit. It is a good idea to do some pre-season scouting not only to find the deer but also to also check and make sure access is still available for your favorite hunting grounds. Area: The best numbers are in the southern end of the mountains but you can also expect a lot of hunters in small amounts of area between private properties as the area is popular. The Squaw Gulch area on the southwest corner of the mountain is also good. If you hike in at least 1/2 mile away from the road you will get away from most hunters. The country on the west side of the Temporal drainage has good numbers of deer. The 72 road goes past the trailhead at the Arizona trail parking lot and accesses Temporal Gulch or the Mansfield canyon area via the 72A road. The thicker cover areas from Mansfield Canyon heading south harbor a few older age class bucks. The Fort and Hog Canyon areas are favorites of many hunters. The traditional entrance off of Highway 82 is not public access and has been posted no trespassing by the homeowner's association. Please respect landowner rights and use the alternative access. Access is through Gardner Canyon. To get there, exit Highway 83 at Gardner Canyon. Follow this road to the west to Forest Road 795. Take the 795 Road to Forest Road 4111. The 4111 road will take you south into Hog Canyon. You can glass some good habitat along the way. Forest Road 143 on the southwest side of the Santa Rita Mountains goes through some excellent whitetail habitat. Also, Josephine and Bond Canyons are good but be prepared for steep country. For those wanting a little more level hunting, try the State land southwest of Josephine Canyon and F.S. road 143. Upper Sawmill Canyon, east of Madera Canyon has some good whitetail hunting. A good way to get to the high country there is to come in on the east side of the mountains to F.S. road 165 into Melendrez Pass and hunt down into Sawmill. This method provides excellent glassing opportunities. To get to the 165 road you will need to take Highway 83 south to the Gardner canyon turnoff (forest road 92) and go west. Take the Fish Canyon road number 163 and follow it past Kentucky camp. The road will continue west and then north, intersecting forest road 165 which will take you west to Melendrez Pass. A new access road was constructed in 1997. This road provides legal access into the Big Casa Blanca and Wood canyon areas. To get there take State Highway 82 to mile marker 25.5 (approximately 5 miles east of Patagonia), and follow the Casa Blanca Canyon road to the northwest. After about 3.5 miles look for a road heading to the north. Follow this road to the crest of the ridge. The road will then travel east and take you into Wood Canyon.
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George W. Bush's now infamous and highly debated domestic and once celebrated bipartisan policy, No Child Left Behind (NCLB), sought to raise the national quality for students in reading and math by 2014. NCLB has been up for renewal since 2007 but competing philosophies amongst the two parties over how much federal overreach should be continued, added, or diminished has deterred any action from Congress.
President Obama has recently announced that 10 states have filed for a waiver that will allow these states to opt out of some of the demands of NCLB if they "improve the way schools teach and evaluate students" (White House: 10 States Get Education Waiver – Associated Press).
Speaking at American Enterprise Institute (AEI) recently, Minnesota Congressman and chairman of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, John Kline, talked about two pieces of legislation he has authored: the Student Success Act and the Encouraging Innovation and Effective Teachers Act. Kline recognizes that under the current legislation our "basic operating premise" is that "we have federal money being spent on education" and that "we want accountability for this money." Kline talked at AEI about maintaining a balance of keeping the Federal Secretary of Education from becoming the nation's superintendent and rejecting federal money altogether for education.
In contrast to the President's recent actions, Kline remarked that what we have witnessed is a system that has failed to meet its original goals—graduation rates have not improved, and the nation is not competing well worldwide. Bigger and more intrusive government, and central planning is not the answer. Kline and others have expressed their desire to make sure Common Core standards promulgated by the Obama Administration must remain at the state level, that decreasing the size of classrooms for the sake of having smaller classrooms does not trump a larger class with a truly quality teacher, and provided examples under the current law that in some examples teachers awarded teacher-of-the year have been fired simply because they were hired last; fired due to budget shortfalls and a poor economy. In the end, the new GOP vision hopes to restore the rights and duties of education to the states, local governments, and parents, especially in the realm of how a school hires and fires teachers, allocates money, and that the federal government can not fix the problems with a one-size-fits-all strategy. Accountability and the desire to raise the nation's education quality is strongly desired by both parties, but defining who demands such accountability is the difference between the Obama administration and Congressman Kline's proposals to fix NCLB.
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Epic mountains, sparkling lakes, living rainforests and oceanside trails – there are hundreds of parks in BC to explore.
From world-ranked Stanley Park in the heart of Vancouver to Gwaii Haanas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that puts the "wild" into wilderness, British Columbia is renowned for having the most extensive parks system in Canada – there are more than 1,000 provincial parks and protected areas, plus many more national and city parks.
Walking and hiking are a given in virtually every park. Beyond that, there is wildlife viewing, backpacking, camping, kayaking and canoeing, swimming, fishing and boating, skiing and boarding, mountain biking and mountaineering.
Vancouver's Stanley Park was named 'Best Park in the World' in TripAdvisor's 2014 "Top 25 Parks" list.
Three of BC's parks are designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites, signifying that they are a protected area of global significance.
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Geographically, parks in the province are divided into six regions and three cities:
Kootenay Rockies Epic parks encompassing 4 mountain ranges including the Rocky Mountains.
Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Home to spectacular wildlife viewing and the Bowron Lakes canoe circuit.
Thompson Okanagan Majestic waterfalls, glaciers, grasslands and the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies.
Vancouver Island Sprawling white sand beaches, tide pools, remote wilderness trails and old-growth forests.
Vancouver, Coast & Mountains Outdoor oasis with alpine meadows, lakes and mountains.
Northern British Columbia Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, grizzly bears and unspoiled wilderness.
Vancouver Home to Stanley Park, the crown jewel of Vancouver, plus nature trails, gardens and getaways.
Victoria Wildlife viewing, birdwatching and excellent hiking trails along rugged ocean shoreline.
Whistler Family-friendly parks with beaches and lakes offer year-round outdoor recreation.
Pick from some of BC's most unique or interesting parks according to special interest below, or by the region/city (above). Or explore trip ideas about some family-friendly parks and provincial park highlights.
Looking for the great outdoors? Check out East Sooke Regional Park, near Victoria. Cape Scott Provincial Park or Haida Gwaii's Naikoon Provincial Park are perfect for adventure seekers. Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is famous for hiking, surfing, kayaking and beachcombing.
Boaters in the Pacific Northwest are drawn to Princess Louisa Marine Provincial Park, and Desolation Sound Marine Provincial Park. Canoe and kayak enthusiats flock to Bowron Lake Provincial Park Canoe Circuit and Broken Group Islands (Pacific Rim National Park Reserve).
Accessible only by floatplane for boat, Hot Springs Cove near Tofino is a popular day trip. Bishop Bay Hot Springs (Monkey Beach Conservancy) attracts boaters traveling the Inside Passage, while Lussier Hot Springs in Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park are famous for their spectacular natural setting.
Rugged mountain ranges dominate the landscape in BC. Northern Rocky Mountains Provincial Parks, along the Alaska Highway, provides a backdrop of mountains and wilderness. Kootenay National Park, Mount Revelstoke National Park, Glacier National Park and Yoho National Park all offer outstanding scenery. Mount Robson Provincial Park is home to the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies.
Alouette Lake in Golden Ears Provincial Park is ideal for all water activities. Whistler's Lost Lake Park and Vancouver Island's Rathtrevor Beach Provincial Park are summer favourites. Elk/Beaver Lake Regional Park in Victoria draw summer crowds.
Get an up-close look at Haida culture at Gwaii Haanas on Haida Gwaii. Nisga'a Memorial Lava Bed Provincial Park features a moonscape of volcanic rock and an intriguing look at Nisga'a culture and legends.
Birdwatchers will delight in Witty's Lagoon Regional Park and Island View Regional Park near Victoria. Visitors to Vaseux Lake Provincial Park in the Thompson Okanagan should watch for mountain goats, bighorn sheep and a variety of bird species.
To view salmon, head to Goldstream Provincial Park or Capilano River Park and Salmon Hatchery. To view one of the world's largest sockeye salmon runs, head to Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park, where every four years the Adams River turns red with fish (next run is in 2014).
Many parks offer camping facilities – both vehicle-access and wilderness sites. The typical camping season is mid-May to mid-September although opportunities also abound for winter camping. Some parks accept reservations, others don't. Check the specific park's listing. Campers in the backcountry should practice "leave no trace" ethics.
BC's parks are home to a rich and diverse variety of wildlife. For more information, including a wildlife viewing code of ethics, read the BC Parks Wildlife Guidelines.
Though animals typically avoid human interaction, bears may be encountered in some parks, especially in wilderness areas. Anyone venturing into the BC backcountry should be "bear aware"; read the BC Parks Bear Safety guidelines for more information.
Watch for signage, but dogs on leash are usually welcome in most city parks and off-leash areas are designated. In wilderness areas, pets are generally discouraged and sometimes prohibited because of problems with wildlife, bears in particular. Check the specific park's website to be certain.
While most parks are open year round, winter weather can close trails and make conditions treacherous. Visitors need to check trail conditions and ensure they are appropriately equipped and knowledgeable about the terrain and winter conditions. Check the specific park's website for trail conditions.
Play a part in protecting BC's forests. Abide by local park rules, exercise caution and ensure all fires are extinguished. For more information on BC forest fires, click here. To report a forest fire within BC from a cell phone, call *5555.
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The park offers two hot springs that are of national ecological significance & well known for their natural setting in a lush, boreal spruce forest. The park is a popular stopover for tourists travelling the Alaska Hwy.
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Cathedral Grove, located in MacMillan Provincial Park, is one of the most accessible stands of giant Douglas fir trees on Vancouver Island. Visitors can stroll through trails under towering ancient Douglas fir trees - some more than 800 yrs old. Excellent hiking opportunities.
The natural hot mineral spring pools at this park are a very unique feature. This wilderness area is also known for coastal hiking, wilderness camping, sea kayaking & wildlife viewing. The park is only accessible by boat.
Miracle Beach is a popular destination offering a broad safe sandy ocean beach featuring rich tide pools at low tide, perfect for observing varieties of marine life. A large picnic area overlooks the water & trails wind through lush forest.
This undeveloped mountain wilderness is a wonderful adventure for both experienced backcountry hikers & willing beginners alike. Lush green forests grace the valley bottoms & in the spring, alpine meadows blossom with a colourful array of wildflowers. Great location for fishing & bird watching.
Monkman Provincial Park is nestled between the Hart Ranges & Central Rocky Mountains. A diverse natural landscape encompasses alpine meadows, jagged mountain peaks, forested valleys, thundering waterfalls & clear alpine lakes. Kinuseo Falls is higher than Niagara Falls & often the highlight of visitors' trips. Also enjoy caving, cycling & fishing.
White shell beaches, open meadows, tidal lagoons, towering forests, craggy headlands & abundant bird life are a few things that attract visitors to this park. Arrive by vehicle/ferry or moor your boat & camp or picnic & explore.
Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park offers hiking, mountain climbing, wilderness camping & spectacular mountain scenery for backcountry hikers, horseback riders & cross-country skiers. No roads penetrate this unspoiled wilderness, with trails providing the only land access.
Home to Canada's only inland cedar-hemlock rainforest, Mount Revelstoke is the only national park in Canada where you can summit a mountain five minutes from your vehicle. Visitors are invited to stroll amongst giants on the Giant Cedars & Skunk Cabbage boardwalks, or enjoy a panoramic view & meadows of subalpine wildflowers from the summit of Mount Revelstoke. Cycling enthusiasts can try riding 26 km (1600 m elevation gain) up the Meadows in the Sky Parkway. During the winter months outdoors enthusiasts can explore the Meadows in the Sky Parkway on skis or snowshoes.
Designated as a World Heritage Site, Mount Robson offers majestic views & many hiking & recreational opportunities in the area. The Berg Lake trail is known for daily & multi-day hiking, viewing various wildlife, fauna & surrounding landscapes.


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Changes to welfare pushed by President Barack Obama's administration are providing his Republican challenger Mitt Romney with material for a new round of attacks, including a television ad released Tuesday.
The changes, which would allow states greater flexibility in administering their welfare-to-work programs, came in a directive issued by the Department of Health and Human Services in mid-July. At the time, some Republicans claimed the new rules amounted to a "gutting" of work requirements for welfare recipients, which were a central element of the bipartisan welfare reform law signed by President Bill Clinton in 1996.
In Tuesday's ad from the Romney campaign, an announcer points to Clinton's achievement, and claims Obama's directive would "gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements."
"Under Obama's plan, you wouldn't have to work and wouldn't have to train for a job.
They just send you your welfare check," the announcer continues. "And welfare to work goes back to being plain old welfare."
Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul said the welfare ad was one piece in a larger push to highlight the Obama administration's changes to ways states administer welfare.
"Middle-class Americans are working harder and harder to make ends meet," Saul wrote. "Under President Obama, they have fewer jobs and less take-home pay. And now, President Obama wants to take their hard-earned tax dollars and give it to welfare recipients without work requirements."
Romney, she wrote, "would restore the work requirement in the welfare law so that recipients know the dignity of work instead of the dependency of a handout."
The Obama administration directive, issued July 12, allows individual states to experiment with changes to their welfare-to-work programs, which are federally funded. The intent, according to the directive, is to "challenge states to engage in a new round of innovation that seeks to find more effective mechanisms for helping families succeed in employment."
The welfare-to-work program affected by the directive -- the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) -- was created by the welfare reform law signed by Clinton in 1996. That measure was considered a win for conservatives, who long pushed for a provision that required work training for Americans receiving government assistance.
The Obama administration argues the potential changes would help people move quickly from welfare rolls to paying jobs by reducing burdensome requirements, including excessive paperwork. Jay Carney, the White House Press Secretary, said on July 18 that any suggestion Obama was "gutting" welfare-to-work programs was false.
"This policy will allow states to test new, more effective ways to help people get and keep a job," Carney said.
He called Republican criticism of the changes "hypocritical," pointing to past support from Republican governors -- including Romney -- for waivers to the federal requirements.
"Given this long, documented history of bipartisan support, it is surprising, to say the least, to see this kind of flip-flopping on the part of Republicans," Carney said.
In 2005, Romney signed a letter along with 29 other state governors to then-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, calling for greater state flexibility in managing their TANF programs.
"Increased waiver authority, allowable work activities, availability of partial work credit and the ability to coordinate state programs are all important aspects of moving recipients from welfare to work," the letter read.
In a memo Tuesday, Romney's campaign Policy Director Lanhee Chen wrote that Romney has remained consistent in supporting work requirements for welfare recipients.
"Because Massachusetts had implemented reforms of its own shortly before the federal reforms of 1996, it was actually exempt from many of the federal requirements when Romney took office as governor," Chen wrote.
"But nevertheless, facing an overwhelmingly Democratic legislature in one of the most liberal states in the country, Romney vetoed efforts to weaken work requirements and he pressed repeatedly to instead strengthen them and bring them in line with federal standards."


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Chadd Brown's modified often appears as if it's been beaten with a sledgehammer.
That's the norm for dirt-track racers some nights.
But late Saturday night, Brown's modified was beaten with a sledgehammer as it sat on his open trailer in the pits.
Now, the Great Bend driver is looking at thousands of dollars due to an act of property damage that happened at RPM Speedway in Hays.
"It's a bad deal," Brown said. "I've raced 15 to 20 years and never had anything like this happen."
While Brown, his brother and nephew were watching the final three races of Fall Nationals VII, someone took a sledgehammer to Brown's modified parked in the overflow pit area northeast of the track.
The damage was extensive, estimated at approximately $9,000 -- including the carburetor, front shocks, headers, valve covers, intake, bars, etc. Brown said most of the damage was done to the more expensive parts of the race car. A $1,000 reward is being offered by friends of Brown to help in solving the crime.
"I just can't believe someone would stoop to that level," Brown said. "I know where we were parked was a prime spot, but you never expect something like that. Where we were parked, it worked out perfect for him. One of the track officials said he heard someone beating and banging out there but thought it was a racer working on his car."
After the final checkered flag flew, Brown and his family went to IHOP in Hays. There, he said an acquaintance noticed the damage to his car but thought it just was cosmetic damage from a night of racing. The friend didn't say anything to Brown until the next day, when Brown reported the damage to the Great Bend Police Department.
The Great Bend PD took pictures and began a case, then transferred it to the Ellis County Sheriff's office since the initial crime is believed to have happened in the county.
"We talked to two people (Tuesday) night and one the same day of the report," sheriff's deputy Thomas Garner said Wednesday. "We haven't come up with anything solid yet."
Brown's car was parked on a flatbed trailer at the track. His brother's car was on the same trailer as well, and his nephew's car was next to both.
Only Brown's car was damaged.
"At this point, we can't say," Garner said about why only Brown's car was damaged. "We're not sure if they didn't have time to do the other one or not.
"We're hoping somebody comes forward to say they saw something. That hasn't happened yet, but all it takes is one."
RPM Speedway officials are letting law enforcement handle the issue since it involves a criminal act.
They are hoping all their hard work and effort to put on a quality three-day show doesn't receive a black eye due to one unfortunate act. This year's Fall Nationals brought in 237 drivers from 12 states and Canada to compete for one of the largest payouts in the entire country.
Many people crowded into the stands and pits to watch the action that culminated Saturday night with John Hansen of Brush, Colo., winning the $5,000 modified feature.
"RPM is probably one of the best tracks in the country," said Rick Meier, a friend of Brown's who has organized a $1,000 reward leading to the arrest of the guilty party. "A lot of good people go to RPM. All it takes is one black mark to ruin it. That's not what RPM wants, and people know that's not what they stand for."
Garner said the guilty person or people likely could face charges involving felony criminal damage to property, which constitutes a range from $1,000 to $25,000.
Brown's car was new this year, and he had saved in order to finally get a new chassis.
"If they don't catch the guy, it's not like a regular car where you have insurance to cover it," he said.
Now, he's looking at a long winter of trying to repair his modified when he had plans to save to purchase a crate motor and a few other odds and ends for the car.
"I haven't heard anything from anybody yet," said Brown, who has an idea who the culprit might be. "I'd just like to get it done and over with and move on. I'd just like to see someone caught. It's going to be a pretty big expense over the winter to recoup. ... It's going to make for a tough winter, that's for sure."
Anyone with information about the crime can contact the Ellis County Sheriff's office at (785) 628-1040. Garner said individuals also can contact law enforcement in their own jurisdiction as well and have them forward that information on to Ellis County law enforcement.


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Two Southern California schools – one a major university and the other a local high school – are being sued by former students alleging life altering problems from brain injuries.
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In Newport, Calif., a former student is suing her high school and school district for failing to give her a proper education after she suffered a traumatic brain injury during her senior year.
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Newcastle boss Alan Pardew says he is not worried by rumours that midfielder Yohan Cabaye may leave in the summer.
Reports claim that Cabaye, who has two years left on his contract, has a buy-out clause of only £6m and may opt to end his stay on Tyneside at the end of his third season in English football.
Newcastle rejected an offer of around £10m for the France international, who they value at around double that amount, from Arsenal in August and Pardew expects his star player to stay.
Pardew said: "It doesn't worry me. The point you are raising is something that has been raised at an international level, it's not isolated to Yohan Cabaye.
"Whether that's possible, I don't know, it's not my department, if I am honest.
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Editor's Note: Contributor Blake Buettner is on assignment this week visiting the Parmigiani-Fleurier manufacture in Switzerland. Tune in for regular updates!
Having been invited to take part in an intimate glimpse of the Parmigiani-Fleurier manufacture, I find myself in northwestern Switzerland enjoying a sublime sunset over the Swiss Alps with lake Neuchatel at my feet. A gracious introduction and dinner behind me, busy days of touring the manufacturing facilities and interaction with some of the key figures in Parmigiani's foundation lay ahead.
Thanks to some truly good-natured people, I found welcome transport from the airport in Zurich to my water-top hotel room in Neuchatel. Yes, this hotel room sits entirely upon the surface of lake Neuchatel, not without the ubiquitous "patio lifted straight from a yacht" (wait, did i say "ubiquitous"? because I actually meant "absurdly awesome").
A world of unique in-house movements, automotive inspired timepieces, the Montreux Jazz festival and many brief road trips await my participation.
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Hi, this is Susan Westmoreland in the Good Housekeeping kitchen. And tonight, we're gonna make a Florentine frittata. In cooking terms, Florentine means spinach. I love to make any kind of frittata. This one's really simple. It's got frozen spinach and some grape tomatoes and lots of cheese. So, to compensate for that lots of cheese, I take out a few egg yolks and just add extra whites. I have a friend named Kristen who does not like to do eggs separating. It scares her. She has egg separation anxiety. So, I've been trying out a few tricks and here's one that use a plain household kitchen funnel and you crack your egg right into the funnel and let-- do it slowly so that the egg white has a chance to come out and then you just do that. And here goes all the white. It's coming out in the funnel and then you're left with the gorgeous-- you can do it just a little bit that way too-- and then you're left right in here the gorgeous yolk that you can put here. Put that aside for another day or whatever you wanna do. You get some extra whites here. Do this one at a time so that if you make a mistake when you're doing something like whipping eggs whites you don't contaminate the whole batch with a little bit of yolk. You can just do it and then dump it into your big bowl and just keep moving until you're done. Susan Westmoreland in the Good Housekeeping kitchen helping you take back dinnertime.
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Little (hopefully) well designed pieces of code I want to share with you.
Type some tags in the input field, and separate them with enter, comma, or tab:
HTML markup
<input type="text" name="tags" placeholder="Tags" class="tm-input"/>
Note when using multiple instances of tag manager on a page, each input field must have a unique name, not just a unique ID. This behavior will be improved in v3.0
By default, Tag Manager creates a hidden input field (based on the name
of the input) and stores its data in the hidden field as a comma separated list.
When processing the user input on form submit, simply parse the data of this hidden field.
Look for this hidden field in the examples above using a browser developer tool (such as Firefox Firebug). In the example you should see: <input type="hidden" value="Pisa,Rome" name="hiddenTagListA">
It is also possible to give this field a customer name using the hiddenTagListName
parameter, or create your own hidden field and use the hiddenTagListId
Tags Manager can push entered tag values on-the-fly via Ajax as the user creates/deletes tags to a user-specified destination.
Use the AjaxPushAllTags
option to push all tag values on every update, rather than incrementally per created tag.
Use the AjaxPushParameters
option to add additional parameters on each ajax request.
Refer to documentation for additional parameters.
jQuery(".tm-input").tagsManager({ AjaxPush: '/ajax/countries/push', AjaxPushAllTags: true, AjaxPushParameters: { 'authToken': 'foobar' } });
Tags Manager can be used in combination with the Bootstrap Typeahead library. (In a future version we will support Twitter Typeahead.js)
jQuery(".tm-input").tagsManager({ typeahead: true, typeaheadAjaxSource: '/ajax/countries', typeaheadAjaxPolling: true });
Type some tags in the input field, separate them with comma (or tab).
The code below show how to use an ajax source, and an ajax destination for any added tag:
jQuery(".tm-input").tagsManager({ typeahead: true, typeaheadSource: your_function_here(), blinkBGColor_1: '#FFFF9C', blinkBGColor_2: '#CDE69C', });
The code below show all the configurable options available (as of version 2.4.1):
jQuery(".tm-input").tagsManager({ prefilled: ["Pisa", "Rome"], CapitalizeFirstLetter: true, preventSubmitOnEnter: true, isClearInputOnEsc: true, typeahead: true, typeaheadAjaxMethod: "GET", typeaheadAjaxSource: null, typeaheadSource: ["Pisa", "Rome", "Milan", "Florence", "New York", "Paris", "Berlin", "London", "Madrid"], typeaheadAjaxPolling: false, typeaheadDelegate: {}, AjaxPush: null, AjaxPushAllTags: null, AjaxPushParameters: null, delimiters: [9, 13, 44], backspace: [8] blinkBGColor_1: '#FFFF9C', blinkBGColor_2: '#CDE69C', hiddenTagListName: 'hiddenTagListA', hiddenTagListId: null, deleteTagsOnBackspace: true, tagsContainer: null, tagCloseIcon: '×', tagClass: '', validator: null, onlyTagList: false });
prefilled | Populates the initial tag values. Default: null. Allowed formats:
CapitalizeFirstLetter | If true, all tags will be displayed with first letter capitalized. Default: false. |
preventSubmitOnEnter | Deprecated (v2.4.0) Will be hardcoded to true in v3.0. If true, hitting the enter key inside the input field, then it's associated form will not be submitted. Note that this is different than using enter as a tag separator (see delimiters parameter.) Default: true. |
isClearInputOnEsc | Deprecated (v2.4.0) Will be hardcoded to true in v3.0. If true, hitting the esc key inside the input field will clear its value. Default: true. |
typeahead | If true a Bootstrap typeahead is setup, typeahead is a nice plugin for bootstrap, when the user start typing something a popup below the input field show possible values matching the typed text. Currently this features is available only if you also include bootstrap, if you are not using it tags manager typeahead won't work. Should be relatively easy to replace typeahead with jQuery UI autocomplete for the ones not using bootstrap, but I didn't. If anyone is really interested I can consider including that in a next releas that. If you choose to use typeahead please check the typeahead specific paramenters in the bootstrap documentation. And in case you don't want browsers autocomplete to mess with your own autocomplete learn to add autocomplete="off" on every Tags Manager input field. |
typeaheadAjaxMethod | Method to retrieve typeahead values by Ajax. Allowed: "POST" or "GET" . Default: "POST" |
typeaheadAjaxSource | If you are a fan of bootstrap typeahead plugin you may love this, is a JSON AJAX source for the list of possible values to display in the typeahead popup. The JSON returned by your serverside code should look like this: {"tags":[{"tag":"Pisa"},{"tag":"Rome"},{"tag":"Milan"},{"tag":"Florence"},{"tag":"New York"},{"tag":"Paris"},{"tag":"Berlin"},{"tag":"London"},{"tag":"Madrid"}]} |
typeaheadSource | This is passed to standard Bootstrap typeahead source initialization option, so if you don't need an AJAX dynamically generated list you can provide a static one, or you can pass a function(), see typeahead docs for details. Of course in your very function() you can do ajax or whatever you want. |
typeaheadAjaxPolling | With Bootstrap v2.0 typeahead can request the list of entries to show to an ajax source everytime the user type something in the input field, provide "true" to this option to activate it. Otherwise the ajax source will be queried only at initialization. |
typeaheadDelegate | Options to be passed directly to the underlying Bootstrap typeahead object. Default: none. |
AjaxPush | Well, since we pull from an ajax source we can also push, don't we? So provide a url as AjaxPush and the added tag will be POSTed. |
AjaxPushAllTags | If true, enables a mode to sync the entire tag state via AJAX (rather than incrementally) each time a tag is added/deleted. Default: false. |
AjaxPushParameters | Adds an additional parameter payload to push with each AJAX request, for example server authenication parameters. Default: null. |
delimiters | Default: [9,13,44] (tab, enter, comma). Delimiters should be numeric ASCII char codes. Please note the following:
delimeters | Deprecated (v2.4.0) Incorrect spelling of delimiters; same function as delimiters |
backspace | When the input field is empty, and some tags are rendered on the left of the input field, and the user hit the backspace the plugin remove the rightest tag (which is the last the user entered). With this option you can provide an array of char codes (like the delimiters above) you want the system to use in place of the backspace (char code 8), or provide an empty array if you don't want this feature at all. |
blinkBGColor_1 blinkBGColor_2 |
When a duplicate tag is entered the user is notified with a blinking of the corresponding (duplicate) tag, here you can configure the colors. |
hiddenTagListName |
Deprecated (v2.4.0) Usage will be replaced in 3.0 with hiddenTagListId. Define a custom name for the hidden tags input field which stores the tag values. Default: 'hidden-' + the name of the tag input field Note if you have multiple instance of TagManager in a form you SHOULD give a different name to each hidden tags list field! |
hiddenTagListId | If you wish to use your own explicitly defined hidden field to store tags |
deleteTagsOnBackspace | Deprecated (v2.4.0) Will be hardcoded to true in v3.0; backspace will be continued to be supported. If true, using the keys defined in the backspace parameter will delete the most recent tag if the input cursor is at the beginning of the field. Default: true. |
maxTags | Optionally defines the maximum number of tags accepted. Default: 0 (no limit) |
tagCloseIcon | Sets the HTML string to be used as the tag close icon. Default: × |
tagsContainer | Optional jQuery selector for the element to contain the tags. Default: tags appear immediately before the tag input. |
tagClass | Optional class to be applied to all tags. Please as see note about automatic tag styling. Default: none |
validator | An optional callback function to validate the user input. Takes the tag string as input, and must return true or false. Default: null (no validation function used). |
onlyTagList | If true, rejects tags which do not appear in the typeahead list. Default: false |
You can pop the last added tag (the rightmost being show)
You can push a new tag
You can remove all tags
Tag Manager comes bundled with a Bootstrap-themed set semantic colors/sizes, and provides multiple methods to define tag styles:
is applied to all tags<input class='tm-input tm-input-success tm-input-small'/>
will apply classes tm-tag-success
and tm-tag-small
to the tags.tagClass
parameterIn order to have correct alignment we recommend that you give the input the class tm-tag
. If using TagManager within a Bootstrap control-group
container, please also add tm-group
class to the container node.
I built Tags Manager while working on an online personal finance tool, I wanted a simple solution to manage tags for each expense users were entering, like in stackoverflow and many other sites.
Before to develop my own tags manager I spent quite a lot of time investigating what other solutions where available, so I think I can spare you some time listing them here and explaining why I developed my own.
The four above are the best around in my opinion, but... I developed Tags Manager. I wanted it to be very simple, I didn't need a pencil mouse pointer when the user hover it. I didn't need inplace edit of the tag, I think it's confusing for the user. I didn't want the tag manager to generate a lot of html in the form.
And I wanted it to be fully integrated with bootstrap and its typeahead.
Bootstrap 3, due out in mid-2013, will replace the Bootstrap Typeahead module with Twitter Typeahead.js. Correspondingly, TagsManager will be begin it's own v3.0 upgrade which will support Twitter Typeahead.js exclusively. As Twitter Typeahead.js is more feature-rich, we will remove much of the Typeahead and Ajax layers in favor of native Typeahead.js functionality.
If you have choosen to go this way and implement a tags system in one of your application you have probably already thought about a couple of things, like the database structure required to store tags.
But just in case... You can find some thoughts about that here.
Check the Tags Manager repository and download the scripts from github


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Monday morning's meeting on the future of water in Kansas attracted nearly 70 people, many of whom had plenty to say about water planning and water conservation in the state.
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Monday morning's meeting on the future of water in Kansas attracted nearly 70 people, many of whom had plenty to say about water planning and water conservation in the state.
Not all of it was complimentary, and one person suggested the meeting should have taken place instead in the evening to allow an even greater number of people to attend.
Even with that, the meeting drew people from across the area, including a number of municipalities and water conservationists.
Attending were representatives of Hays and Ellis County, the cities of McCracken, Ellis, Victoria, WaKeeney and Russell, Fort Hays State University, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Kansas State University Extension and the Post Rock Rural Water District. Several water conservationists from Russell, Bogue and Ransom were on hand as well.
The meeting is all part of the development of a 50-year vision on the future of water in Kansas.
It's an idea first floated at a meeting of economic advisers to Gov. Sam Brownback, who then pitched the plan at the conference on water.
Since then, a team of representatives from the Kansas Water Office and the Kansas Department of Agriculture have been conducting meetings across the state. The Hays meeting, however, is the first general meeting. Most of the previous meetings, and there have been more than 50, have been with stakeholder groups, notably irrigators.
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Another person attending urged more efficiency in irrigation.
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