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Pipestone residents clean up after storm
PIPESTONE – Residents of this western Manitoba community were assessing the damage Sunday from a Saturday evening storm that ripped roofs from buildings, snapped power lines, pushed trees onto cars and homes and left debris scattered all over.
Environment Canada said it's likely a tornado touched down in the area.
Volunteers with trucks and tractors spent the day dragging uprooted trees through the village streets and into piles on an adjacent field.
Golf ball-sized hail smashed through car windows and caused substantial damage to crops in the area. No injuries were reported.
Roger and Kathy Swanson saw winds lift the green tin roof from their partially renovated home and tossed pieces of it all over town. Portions of the roof tore through the community and landed as far as two blocks away, Roger said. Shards of twisted metal and wood from the home were seen in surrounding yards and even nestled atop nearby hydro poles. The town's skating rink, built in 1957, is in ruins.
Pipestone's community centre, which was hosting Pipestone Fun Days earlier in the day, now has a gaping hole it its roof.
Mel Irwin, 74, who has farmed near Sinclair, about 25 km west of Pipestone, all his life, said he hasn't seen a storm like Saturday's since the mid-1960s.
About 60 per cent of his 1,000 acres of wheat, oats, barley and corn were levelled in the storm, he said.
Manitoba Hydro workers were inspecting each hydro pole to make sure no power lines were left exposed. About 1,000 homes had their power knocked out by the storm, and workers were trying to restore power to the town Sunday afternoon.
According to Environment Canada meteorologist Mark Gerlyand, one witness reported a tornado 20 kilometres east of Pipestone at around 7:30 p.m. A weather station in Reston reported 42 millimetres of rain hit the area in less than an hour before the storm died down east of Brandon, which is about 100 kilometres from Pipestone, Gerlyand said.
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Editor's NoteDirector Curtis Hanson captures the duality of 1950s Los Angeles in this striking film noir adaptation of James Ellroy's novel. The City of Angels might be sunny, inviting, and glamorous to the rest of the world, but it's also filled with corrupt cops, elegant hookers, murder cover-ups, and manipulative paparazzi, all of which are just the tip of the iceberg. It's impossible to know exactly who's trustworthy and who's not as three detectives (Kevin Spacey, Russell Crowe, and Guy Pearce) each use their own tactics to investigate a coffee-shop massacre.The script by Hanson and Brian Helgeland maintains the fragile framework of human relationships developed in the novel, while 45 different shooting locations give the film a solidly unique tone and feeling of integrity, immersing the viewer in 1950s Los Angeles. The entire cast is first-rate, with compelling performances from Spacey, Crowe, Pearce, James Cromwell, Danny DeVito, Kim Basinger, and David Strathairn.
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|L.A. Confidential is perhaps one of the finest film noir movies of the modern era. Perhaps not up to the standards of The Maltese Falcon, The Big Sleep and Neo-Noir Chinatown, but a great example of the genre. It has been upgraded in its HD debut on Blu-ray, does the format bring the movie to the next generation, or does it show its age? Read on to find out....read the full review
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The International Cycling Union formally stripped Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles on Monday and banned him for life for doping.
Armstrong had vehemently denied allegations of doping for years but two weeks ago, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency released evidence of drug use and trafficking by Armstrong and his teams. The USADA also ordered that Armstrong be banned for life in August.
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CLU wind, jazz ensembles present concertProgram is mix of traditional, contemporary pieces
Posted: Monday, October 29, 2012 09:32 am PST
The University Wind Ensemble will open with a variety of compositions featuring traditional favorites as well as exciting works by contemporary composers.
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(THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – Oct. 29, 2012) The California Lutheran University wind and jazz ensembles will perform a free two-part concert at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16, in Samuelson Chapel.
The University Wind Ensemble will open with a variety of compositions featuring traditional favorites as well as exciting works by contemporary composers. Conducted by Director of Bands Michael D. Hart, the ensemble will open with Dmitri Shostakovich's lively "Dance I" from his Suite for Variety Stage Orchestra and the film "The Gadfly." An arrangement of Morten Lauridsen's popular choral work "O Magnum Mysterium" will follow and the first half will close with Eric Whitacre's imaginative three-movement work "Ghost Train."
The 20-piece Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Peter Woodford, will close the concert with "Swing, Swing, Swing," an eclectic mix of new and old jazz standards.
Hart also conducts the Chamber Winds Ensemble and the CLU Pep Band, teaches music theory and ear-training courses, and provides lessons to all trombone, euphonium and tuba students. A native of Minnesota, he holds a bachelor's degree in music education from Concordia College in Minnesota and a master's degree in music from The University of Iowa, where he is completing his doctorate. Prior to his appointment at CLU, he was a faculty member at Iowa Wesleyan College and a band director in the Minnesota public schools.
Woodford has been playing guitar professionally since 1969. For 19 years, he played with The Doc Severinsen NBC Tonight Show Band on "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson." He has accompanied a diverse array of musical artists whose styles range from jazz to classical to rock to pop to country. His eclectic career encompasses recordings, television shows, commercials, motion pictures, theatrical productions and concerts. He also works as a fretted instrumentalist for various orchestras in the Los Angeles area.
The chapel is located south of Olsen Road off of Campus Drive on the Thousand Oaks campus. Additional parking is available at the corner of Olsen and Mountclef Boulevard.
Donations will be accepted. For more information, call the Music Department at 805-493-3306 or visit http://www.callutheran.edu.
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Marin Software Finds Advertisers and Consumers Embrace Google's Shopping Ads
(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/31/13 -- Marin Software, provider of a leading digital ad management platform for advertisers and agencies, today announced the global results of a study on Google Product Listing Ads (PLAs). According to Marin's findings, in the last year the click share of PLAs as a percent of total search clicks increased 210% as consumers increased their engagement with the ads, which appear as image results in Google Search and as product listings within Google Shopping. Google transitioned Google Shopping to a commercial model in October 2012, and the bet appears to be paying off with Marin finding that advertisers increased their share of search budgets directed towards PLAs by nearly 600% in the last quarter of 2012.
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News Facts: In May 2012, Google announced their intent to transition Google Shopping to a sponsored only format, raising concern whether advertisers would invest in shopping ads. According to Marin Software's analysis, after the transition in October 2012, advertisers increased their investment in Google Product Listing Ads nearly 600%. Marin Software's findings indicate users of Google search are seeing Product Listing Ads more often, and are increasing their engagement with the ad format. Marin's advertiser data reveals the share of search clicks resulting from PLAs increased 210% in the last year. Similarly, Marin found in the last quarter of 2012, the impression share of PLAs jumped 60% as holiday shoppers used the ads to make purchase decisions. Based on Marin's analysis, PLAs ended 2012 with a higher click-through rate (CTR) than text ads, and an average cost which is lower than that of traditional text ads. The combination of a higher CTR at a lower cost indicates favorable performance conditions for advertisers. As a result, Marin expects marketers to continue growing their investment in the ad format over time. Marin Software announced today a new PLA enhancement to the Marin platform that enables marketers to efficiently create and edit PLA campaigns, optimize product targets bids to maximize revenue, and generate valuable reports specific to PLA performance. Additional information on PLAs and Marin Software's analysis can be read at:
"Google's decision appears to be paying off with increased user engagement and advertiser investment. During the fourth quarter of 2012, we saw some retailers allocate as much as 30% of their spend towards PLAs. Marin Software's new PLA solution allows marketers to harness the power of the new ad format as advertisers seek to acquire revenue online," said Nick Gill, managing director, Marin Software Australia. Resources: About Marin Software Marin Software Blog About Marin Software:Marin provides a leading revenue acquisition management platform used by advertisers and agencies to manage more than $4 billion in annualised ad investments. Offering an integrated platform for search, social, display, and mobile marketing, Marin helps advertisers and agencies improve financial performance, save time, and make better decisions. Headquartered in San Francisco, with offices worldwide, Marin's technology powers marketing campaigns in more than 160 countries. For more information about Marin's products, please visit: www.marinsoftware.com/solutions/overview.
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Quiet morning doing some book work. Maybe something later, maybe not.
Well the President made a pretty good attempt to move the blame for the Obamacare disaster from him to the states and the insurance industry. What a joke.
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I know I need the recovery from both the race and the long season, but these rest days are pretty easy to get used too! Back home from Albany!
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- 2015 totals
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Bike: 6h 45m 10s - 119.32 Mi
Run: 13h 29m 56s - 90.68 Mi
Bike: 2h 25m 01s - 44 Mi
Run: 10h 41m 03s - 68.67 Mi
Strength: 20m
Swim: 15m - 700 Yd
Bike: 13h 50m 15s - 245.32 Mi
Run: 39h 07m 09s - 256.78 Mi
Strength: 1h 05m
P90X: 6h 41m
Walking: 1h 00m
Swim: 59h 25m 49s - 183815.47 Yd
Bike: 182h 52m 24s - 3256.05 Mi
Run: 133h 12m 27s - 871.67 Mi
Strength: 14h 15m
Boot Camp Conditioning: 3h 00m
Core Training: 30m
Orienteering: 34m
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Work on "cell traffic" and disease triggers wins Nobel prize
STOCKHOLM, Oct 7 (Reuters) – Three U.S.-based scientists won
the 2013 Nobel medicine prize on Monday for their work on how
hormones and enzymes are transported within and outside cells,
giving insight into diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's.
Americans James Rothman, 62, Randy Schekman, 64, and
German-born Thomas Suedhof, 57, separately mapped out one of the
body's critical networks that uses tiny bubbles known as
vesicles to ferry chemicals such as insulin within cells.
Rothman, Schekman and Suedhof win 2013 Nobel prize for medicine
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Two Americans, James Rothman and Randy Schekman, and Germany's Thomas Suedhof won the 2013 Nobel prize for medicine or physiology for research into how cells organize their transport system, the award-giving body said on Monday.
The Nobel committee said the research deepened understanding of how disruptions in the transport of cells contribute to neurological diseases, diabetes and immunological disorders.
SCA boss sees tough 2014 in Europe, seeks Brazil, U.S. push
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – The CEO of SCA (SCAb.ST: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), Europe's biggest hygiene products maker, predicted another tough year in 2014 for the European economy and said the Swedish company needed to expand in the United States and Brazil.
While European leading indicators have painted a picture of a recovery gaining traction, the extent of the upturn remains in question in the region which accounts for roughly 70 percent of sales at SCA, which makes which makes nappies, tissues and wipes.
Swedish government to sell remaining Nordea shares
STOCKHOLM, Sept 24 (Reuters) – Sweden is to sell its
remaining 7 percent stake in Nordea, the Nordic
region's biggest bank, its second sale of Nordea shares this
year and giving the centre-right ruling coalition some fiscal
room for manoeuvre ahead of next year's general election.
The government, Nordea's second-biggest owner behind Finnish
insurer Sampo, said it would sell up to 284 million
ordinary shares in Nordea and will use the proceeds to reduce
the national debt.
New emission rules cloud European truck recovery
STOCKHOLM/FRANKFURT, Aug 1 (Reuters) – A likely rush by
haulage operators to upgrade fleets before new emission rules
take effect is posing problems for investors assessing the real
strength of a nascent European truck sector recovery.
A short-lived boost will distort production schedules for
recession-hit European truck makers still well short of peak
sales levels hit in the years before the 2008 financial crash.
Volvo shares rise as truck orders top forecasts
STOCKHOLM, July 24 (Reuters) – World number two truck maker
Volvo AB achieved stronger-than-expected orders and
earnings in the second quarter as a recovery in demand gained
pace in nearly all its main markets.
Shares in Sweden's largest private sector employer and
biggest company by sales rose 2.9 percent in early trade,
extending recent gains to hit their highest level in more than a
Scania to raise output as European markets speed up
STOCKHOLM, July 19 (Reuters) – Truck maker Scania
said on Friday it will raise production in the coming months as
an upturn in demand in the long-suffering European market
gathered pace, lifting its order intake in the second quarter.
While a smaller than expected rise in earnings, dented by a
strong Swedish currency and price pressure, weighed on
Scania shares, the company's upbeat stance on demand is a
positive sign for a hard-hit truck industry across Europe.
Atlas Copco to shed more jobs as mining slump deepens
STOCKHOLM, July 18 (Reuters) – Engineering group Atlas Copco
announced more job losses on Thursday as spending
cuts across the mining industry hit demand for its trademark
drill rigs and loaders and raised worries the sector's downturn
may have further to run.
Robust activity in services and industrial equipment stemmed
a fall in group profit and orders but the company forecast that
demand for mining gear would slip further in the near term.
Industry bellwether SKF reports tentative recovery
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However the Swedish group, whose bearings are used in products ranging from dishwashers to wind turbines, struck a cautious tone about the months ahead, saying demand would probably consolidate at second-quarter levels for now.
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An absolutely delicious salad dressing that is the house dressing at a five star restaurant that shall be left unnamed, I got this from a friend that works there. Very tangy and sweet. Like a creamy raspberry vinaigarette.
- 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
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I followed instructions exactly on this one. It is very, very good! It's like a raspberry vinagrette, but it has a distinct creamy texture. The flavor is great! I used it on a spinach, raspberry salad, with almonds.
I loved this salad dressing. I used it on a bed of greens tossed with toasted walnuts, mandarin orange segments, and bleu cheese crumbles. I can see many possiblities here.
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Hello, everyone. I had to smile. I was looking for a discussion about coffee pot cleaning. I did a search on GW. One of the results was mine. In it I commented that I was 70.
Well, some years have definitely gone by. I hit 80 a few months back. For those still around from back then I hope you enjoyed our talks, too.
I think I actually began that topic with just Coffee Shop. Maybe not. On seeing a decline I know several tried to keep it more alive. Maybe the time had just run its course. Seems that's the case with much too much these days. Regards, Gene
Gene, add vinegar and run the pot to clean.
For you great coffee shop folks, I wanted to let you know that Gerry1117, my sister who loved all things gardening and used to post here, died on March 7, 2014. After months of vague symptoms and having doctors thinking she had gall bladder issues, etc., she learned in late January that she had stage IV lung cancer. We miss her terribly. We have shared her books, her plants, her favorite coffee mugs, her journals, and lots of tears. If I knew how, I would post the Word file we shared with family and friends. I was with her at the end and we shared meaningful reflections.
Gerry's birthday is Nov. 17. I like to think she is going to be celebrating it with her oldest son who died at age 21.
Hello, Becky and everyone. Thank you very much for letting us know about Gerry. I'm very sorry. The news is very saddening. I hardly know what to say. I enjoyed the few times she and I were together. Also, our continuous email corresponding. She always spoke highly of her family and friends. She seemed to enjoy all of her contacts on the Garden Web. When she spoke of her pets it was always with a smile. I think her GW name might have been SwampSprite or maytbe that was her email. I'm not sure. I think the name came from her home area in S.C. She seemed to be proud to live there. From pictures I saw the name fit. Thanks again for letting us know. Regards, Gene
Good morning, All. I sometimes wonder if I can break "old habits". I used an electric percolator until maybe the 60's or 70's. Then I went to the standard drip type of today. Along with that I've used brown filters ever since. Mine is a 12-cup. I recently bought a $15-$20 5-cup maker just to give it a try. It has a wire basket filter but I don't like what appears a messy way to remove grounds. I feel that removing grounds with a paper filter requires less overall effort. The only paper filter I've found for the 5-cup is white. I suppose its the bleached type I've read about. I've cleaned the 5-cup very well but have not yet used it thinking maybe one day I can find a brown filter. Yep, old habits. I've found brown "cone" filters but not 5-cup. They do not work. Regards, Gene
I used my 10 cup drip coffeemaker every day but only made two cups of coffee. I also used the brown filters. Now that I have bought a Keurig one cup, I only use the drip one for company.
Hello everyone. Thanks for your help. I don't recall exactly how a fellow on TV phrases it. I guess I sometimes tend to hear/read sensible logic and substitute my own. I hope you get my drift.
This particular coffee issue began because my kitchen cabinets are too low. They were okay for my old coffee maker. About all 12-cups are now built with top-rising lids to access the reservoir and basket. I have to drag it out from under the cabinet to accommodate it, and myself.
I've studied coffee makers in stores and on the Net. Yes, just as you suggested, I am using brown filters; 6 ounces+ of coffee; and 20 ounces of water. I may or may not make an afternoon pot. My 5 cup maker is in the pantry along with white filters. My French press is in the pantry along with its peripherals. I have an electric percolator on a basement shelf.
I've seen coffee makers that might work but were up around $75-$100. Being that they might wind up on a pantry or basement shelf I passed. Thanks again. Gene
Candler....could you cut the brown filters down somewhat to. Fit your 5 cup coffee maker? I love the French Presses and use mine often.
Hello, mary7060 and others. Good thoughts about trimming the brown filters. I tried cutting the large ones to fit 5 cup maker. I'm not very artistic nor blessed with patience. I kept thinking I could flatten it enough to maintain a shape for the basket. It didn't happen. That doesn't mean it can't be done. It's just that I didn't spend enough time to see it if would work. You did toss out a thought for me to try a small white filter in the French press. My big hang up with the few times I tried it was removing the grounds. What a mess. Maybe cutting a different filter might work. Thanks again.


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Danette and David Branon had matching Marine Corps T-shirts and hopes of seeing their son to keep them warm during the two-and-a-half-hour drive to Columbia through rough Saturday morning winds.
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"It's more than a bus ride, it's a community," reads Justin Seabaugh's poster, which won first place in the inaugural Harmony in Transit poster contest during this year's Columbia Values Diversity celebration.
The annual diversity celebration, which took place Jan. 13 at the Holiday Inn Expo Center, added the poster contest this year for Columbia middle school students.
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Mayor Darwin Hindman's recent proclamation that tonight is Family Night places Columbia among a small but growing number of cities that are taking back at least one night per year from extracurricular activities, television and even homework.
Hindman's proclamation urges Columbia residents to set tonight aside to engage in family activities that foster unity and strength without separating them from one another.
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Stainless steel silos rise from some of the most fertile farmland in central Missouri. At the end of January, the silos of the Malta Bend plant in Saline County will begin filling with ethanol from Missouri's first completely farmer-owned ethanol plant. The sparkling new facility, the third ethanol plant in Missouri, is designed to transform 40,000 bushels of corn per day into 190-proof grain alcohol that will be blended with a small amount of gasoline to make it unfit to drink and pass muster with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
By year's end, up to 48 million gallons of the corn-derived fuel is expected to have left the Malta Bend plant for blending facilities as close as Columbia and as far away as California — and into the tanks of millions of automobiles.
MAP test standards reduced
The adequate yearly progress goals on Missouri's standardized tests, the Missouri Assessment Program, will be lowered, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education announced Friday. Columbia public schools said they won't be affected by the decision.
AYP goals are standards set by the state in communication arts and math that public schools must meet by performing at proficient levels or higher on MAP tests. Each state sets its own standards for these goals.
Council to wait and see on Sapp annexation
The Columbia City Council will not vote on what would be the largest annexation in the city's history until it learns whether a petition that seeks to block the proposal is valid.
City Attorney Fred Boeckmann said the council would have no reason to vote at the scheduled time if the validity of the petition remains uncertain.
Blunt looks to limit meth ingredients
Gov. Matt Blunt announced Friday he has gained the support of the Missouri General Assembly to pass legislation that would control the key ingredient used to manufacture methamphetamine in illegal labs, pseudoephedrine. This law also applies to ephedrine, which is another form of the same drug.
Methamphetamine, or "meth," is a stimulant drug that affects the central nervous system. It causes hyperactivity, decreased appetite and sometimes violence.
Last-minute petitioner files for Fifth Ward seat
Three hours before Thursday's deadline, a fourth and final candidate filed for the Fifth Ward seat on the Columbia City Council. Laura Nauser, a local real estate closing officer, will face Stephen Reichlin, Gayle Troutwine and Joseph Vradenburg for election April 5.
Nauser said she will focus on local education if elected. She is considering her stance on issues such as appropriate city growth and development.
Local resident robbed at gunpoint
A Columbia resident was robbed at gunpoint early Saturday morning outside his apartment complex on the 1500 block of Hinkson Avenue, according to Columbia police.
Police said the suspect approached the victim, displayed a silver handgun, demanded money and left with the victim's wallet and an undisclosed amount of money.
Columbia man gets sentence for his role in dual murders
Columbia resident Bobby Rohrer and Henry Rehmert of Belle were sentenced Friday in U.S. District court in St. Louis.
Rohrer, 39, was sentenced to 29 years in prison, while Rehmert, 27, received 10 years, said U.S. Attorney James Martin in a news release. Neither will be eligible for parole. In addition, both defendants were ordered to pay $475,000 in compensation to victims.
Santacruz closes after one year of business
For the second time in less than three years, a Mexican restaurant at 220 S. Eighth St. has closed.
Jennie Vogt, a manager at Santacruz Mexican Restaurant, said Friday the restaurant closed because of financial reasons.
Old swing, young musicians
Too young to vote, with one exception, but old enough to swing, the jazz sextet Random Blues performs tunes from an era that predates the birth of the members.
On a recent Sunday evening, the group of Rock Bridge High School students prepares to record its first album in the living room of keyboardist Jessie Roark, 15. Tommy Dorsey's "Opus One," Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man" and Duke Ellington's "Take the A Train" are among the cuts.
Out of the limelight
Oddly enough, for an artist, Robert Bussabarger would prefer to remain anonymous, to slip beneath the radar of celebrity.
Being famous is a distraction, says Bussabarger, a Columbia painter, potter and sculptor, who has somehow managed to resist creating work aimed at a commercial market.
Son simplifies hotel search in Internet Age
It has been a very long time since my husband and I have taken a trip away from the old homestead. But when my husband received a call from an old high school buddy (now that's old) saying that they were having a mini reunion in Arizona at the end of January, we decided to go. The original plan was to take our RV, but the days we could be away from Columbia were tight, so we decided to fly and stay in a hotel. My husband hates to fly and I hate to stay in hotels, but the weather this winter has been so depressing that I have rationalized this would be a mental health trip.
I have a history of making bad decisions when booking any kind of reservation, so I called my son and had him place the order for our plane tickets. I also asked him to arrange for a rental car. I thought we were all set and that all I had to do was choose a hotel. Tucson is a very large town, and I've been told that there are hundreds of hotels and resorts. I figured if we were not going to travel in our beloved motor home, at least we could stay in a nice hotel — maybe one with spa services.
Call of the wild
On an overcast weekday afternoon just north of Englewood, a solitary goose hovers over a weathered cornfield, a beacon to other geese in search of food. The bird lands amid the dry, broken stalks.
A closer look reveals a different picture: the goose is a flag, a kitelike device hunter Andy Kinder, who is practicing geese landings in the cold but gentle wind, flies. He sets the flag down and continues unloading his pickup truck.