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Two Hempfield brothers are accused of poaching a deer in November.
Raymond James Falk Jr., 22, and Victor Raymond Falk, 25, both of Luxor, allegedly shot a small whitetail deer on private farmland and used a spotlight to look for the animal before driving away in a Jeep Cherokee, according to an affidavit of probable cause.
Phone numbers could not be located for either man. Neither has an attorney listed in online court records.
A Unity man reported to Wildlife Conservation Officer Brian Singer that he and some relatives witnessed a poaching incident on farmland near Tipple Row Road at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 3, according to the affidavit.
The man said he saw a flash and heard a shot from a firearm that was "parallel with the headlights of the vehicle from the passenger side of the Jeep near the passenger window area," Singer wrote.
A spotlight from the Jeep pointed in the direction of the gunshot, before the vehicle fled. The witness confronted the Jeep's occupants, who denied shooting anything, Singer said.
A small whitetail deer, suffering from a gunshot wound to the back, was found about 40-50 yards from where the Jeep was parked, the witness told Singer. The Jeep is registered to Victor Falk, police said.
Firearm hunting season for deer did not start until Dec. 2.
A black spotlight was plugged into the Jeep's power source when Singer arrived at the Falks' home to interview the men.
"Both individuals indicated that they had been in the white Jeep earlier and were spotlighting, but denied any involvement in shooting of the deer," Singer wrote.
Raymond Falk Jr. told Singer he doesn't "shoot small (expletive) deer anyways," according to the affidavit.
"At that point of the investigation, no officers mentioned the size of the deer found in the field and neither defendant would have been able to see the size of the deer that was recovered from the field unless they had been present when it was wounded," Singer wrote.
The Jeep was seized and a small amount of suspected marijuana was found inside, police said.
The Falk brothers are both charged with drug possession, unlawful killing or taking of big game, unlawful devices and methods, retrieval and disposition of killed or wounded game, unlawful use of lights while hunting and trespassing on private property while hunting. Summonses have been issued and preliminary hearings are scheduled for Feb. 4.
Victor Falk and Raymond Falk Jr. pleaded guilty in January 2011 to a Pennsylvania Game Commission accusation that they had a loaded gun in a vehicle on Dec. 1, 2010, in Washington Township, according to online court records.
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MUMBAI, May 6, 2014 -- The National Basketball Association (NBA) and Jabong today announced the launch of the first official NBA online store in India, NBAStore.in. The announcement was made at a press conference in Mumbai attended by Bollywood star and NBA fan Abhishek Bachchan.
Through this partnership, the widest assortment of NBA merchandise ever will be available in India including the first-ever NBA products for women in the country.
NBAStore.in. will be an NBA-branded destination within Jabong.com one of the leading sports and fashion destinations in India -- which has 30 million unique visitors per month and delivers to more than 400 cities, towns and villages. The collection of approximately 200 NBA products will include shorts, jerseys and t-shirts for men and women and will be priced between Rs 1400 14000.
NBAStore.in. will complement the NBAs partnership with adidas which offers fans NBA products in more than 200 adidas stores across India. Merchandise sales have doubled each of the last two seasons.
This announcement comes amidst rapid growth of the NBAs fanbase in India. This season, a record 14 games per week are televised on SONY SIX, up from six last season, viewership has grown by triple digits, and attendance at grassroots basketball events has doubled.
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Passion for basketball and the NBA is growing rapidly in India, and the increasing demand for NBA merchandise makes this the perfect time to launch a dedicated e-commerce destination, said Managing Director, NBA India, Yannick Colaco. Digital is an enormous growth area for us, and NBAStore.in. will allow us to reach more fans and greatly extend beyond the major markets.
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Presenters at the Symposium included: M. T. Anderson, Ashley Bryan, Susan Cooper, Sarah Ellis, Shane Evans, Jack Gantos, Amanda West Lewis, Gregory Maguire, Elizabeth Partridge, Katherine Paterson, Neal Porter, Leda Schubert, Barbara Scotto, Brian Selznick, Robin Smith, Suzanne Fisher Staples, Deborah Taylor, Martha Walke.
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Taylor's career in public service began more than 40 years ago with the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore, where she is currently coordinator of School and Student Services. Her career has been spent as mentor, educator and literacy advocate for young adults. As an inspiring young adult librarian, leader in national associations and university instructor, she has been distinctly effective in introducing young people and her professional colleagues to the outstanding work of African American authors.
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Allan right to shut down opponents of anti-bully bill
Those who criticize protection for kids intolerant, outdated
Education Minister Nancy Allan has held firm. So far.
This week, Allan dismissed demands to change Bill 18, a new anti-bullying law now before the legislature. Critics claim the law violates religious freedom and is too broad to be of any practical value.
As a rule, elected officials should always hear out their constituents, even those with whom they disagree. However, in this instance, one might forgive Allan's quick dismissal; her critics are singing from a songbook that should have been discarded many years ago.
Among its provisions, Bill 18 requires all schools to allow the creation of anti-bullying clubs, including gay-straight alliance groups that have been effective in protecting gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered (GLBT) students.
Religious schools and their supporters have reacted with predictable horror, claiming that forcing a church-affiliated school to teach tolerance toward GLBT students is a violation of their right to religious freedom. This poorly structured argument is nothing new. It's being used by schools all across Canada right now to justify the suppression of GLBT support groups and the removal or prevention of anti-homophobia campaigns and curriculum.
Last year in Altona, it was the justification for forcing some teachers to remove cards from their classrooms that affirmed support for GLBT students and advocated for greater tolerance. In some Ontario schools, officials have even banned students from displaying rainbows -- a symbol of support for the queer community -- as part of anti-homophobia campaigns.
Opponents of the legislation talk a lot about a violation of their principles. OK, let's review certain indisputable principles. Religious freedom does not grant anyone leeway to practise and promote intolerance, hatred or discrimination. The laws of the land outline different rights and freedoms, and sometimes they come into conflict with one another. The courts are asked to assign a priority to certain rights. For example, someone's right to privacy can be violated to release information deemed essential to the public good.
However, while you can violate one right to allow another to prevail, in general you can't use one right or freedom to justify intolerance. Religious freedom does not, nor was it ever intended to, provide free rein for one group to dehumanize another. It is why, for example, the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights forbids any country from passing laws that create different classes of citizens. Fear and loathing of the GLBT community may be tolerated in some churches, but it does not enjoy constitutional protection.
That will not stop the howling over Bill 18 from groups such as the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives who argue "the discretion for faith-based independent schools and for community values" is paramount. Somehow, they forgot to mention the safety of particularly vulnerable children. And while some of us may not agree with homosexuality, surely we're not debating whether GLBT Canadians are regularly subjected to bullying?
The other major concern over Bill 18 is the very definition of bullying could be too broad to be practical or effective. That is a frequent complaint in jurisdictions that have introduced anti-bullying laws.
Everyone agrees bullying is a scourge and it must be addressed. Most provinces either have, or will have anti-bullying laws. In the U.S., 49 of 50 states have some form of anti-bullying legislation. However, the effectiveness of these laws is tough to assess because all use different definitions and enforcement mechanisms.
Bill 18 certainly has a broader definition, and there is concern among parents and educators about whether it will require every off-handed comment, sideways glance and unintended offence to be punished.
These concerns are reasonable, although perhaps they are given too much weight given the urgency of the problem, and evidence schools are simply not doing enough on their own.
Bullying is not a new concern and there has been some progress, mostly on a school-by-school basis. However, with each new story of the suicide of a bullied child, we learn people at school perhaps could have intervened, but did not, or would not.
In that light, maybe a broader definition is justified. Bill 18 does not require schools to organize gay-straight alliance groups. It merely asks that they not prevent them. And the law doesn't require every student suspected of bullying be punished. Instead, it requires schools to more thoroughly investigate allegations and intervene if warranted. With due process, a broader definition should not be feared.
In moments of great conflict, facts are a comfort. It's a fact GLBT kids are subjected to bullying and they need to be protected. It's also a fact homophobia is both repugnant and illegal. And that promoting tolerance is not promoting any particular lifestyle.
Anyone opposing a law that seeks to protect kids from a clear and present danger ought to come armed with something more persuasive than a need to defend outdated, intolerant values.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 27, 2013 A4
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Japan's Kosuke Endo's try guaranteed that his side will return to the Rugby World Cup stage next year © Getty Images
Japan booked their place at the 2011 Rugby World Cup and secured the Asian Five Nations title with a thumping 94-5 victory over Hong Kong in their clash at Tokyo's Prince Chichibu Memorial Ground.
The win gives Japan 12 bonus-point wins from as many games in the three-year history of the tournament, and not only confirms their status as the No.1 team in Asia but also sees them become the 19th team to qualify for RWC'11 in New Zealand. It will be the seventh straight World Cup for Japan, who join hosts New Zealand, France, Tonga and Canada in Pool A of next year's showpiece.
Alisi Tupuialei started the rout with a try in just the second minute and added a second in the 13th minute, six minutes after Koji Taira had scored Japan's second five-pointer. Kosuke Endo guaranteed Japan's qualification in the 18th minute when he touched down to bring up the bonus point Japan needed. From there on in, it was simply a question of how many points Japan could rack up.
Tupuailei brought up his hat-trick in the 31st minute following some good work by Endo and Masakazu Toyota as Japan averaged a point a minute, leading 31-0 at the half-hour mark. Ryu Koliniasi Holani powered over in the 35th minute, the big No. 8 proving unstoppable from a scrum five meters out and with Ryan Nicholas adding the extras it was 38-0.
Shaun Webb ensured Japan got over the point-a-minute by halftime as he ran over unopposed and then added the conversion for good measure as Japan led 45-0 at the break. The second half was only five minutes old when Fumiaki Tanaka went over from a scrum 5 as Japan ensured the pressure was relentless.
Endo picked up his second try in the 50th minute following quick ball at the line-out and a good inside pass from Nicholas and with Webb adding the conversion it was 59-0. Shota Horie showed great strength to go over in the 53rd minute and not even a change in kicker could stop the flow of points as James Arlidge slotted over the conversion. A try Kaoru Matsushita and conversions by Arlidge made it 73-0 before Mark Wright made the most of a poor kick by Arlidge to go over for a consolation try.
Hong Kong's job got even harder when Rory Hussey was sent to the sin bin in the 61st minute and Japan made the most of their numerical advantage with Hiroki Yuhara and Tomoki Yoshida crossing to make it 87-5. A try and conversion by Arlidge put Japan within a converted try of the century.
Goshi Tachikawa seemed to have made it 99 with a try three minutes after the hooter but the try was disallowed after the referee adjudged Tachikawa to have thrown a punch. Tachikawa was shown a red card and the crowd showed their displeasure, booing long after the final whistle.
Hong Kong's miserable day was completed when Kazakhstan booked second place in the table with a 32-25 bonus point victory over South Korea. Kazakhstan now face a cross-continental play-off against Uruguay in July. The winner of that clash will play off against Romania or the winners of Ukraine v Tunisia for the final World Cup spot alongside Argentina, England, Scotland and Georgia in Pool B.
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i'm looking for a tall (20ft+) running bamboo that has plenty of coverage lower down and thick culms. hardiness zone 7 (new york)
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Meeks faced Yvonne Prettner Solon (D), Dan Dittmann (G), James Mulder (I), Howard Hanson (Resource Party), Erin Wallace (Ecology Democracy Party) and Edwin Engelmann (Grassroots Party) in the general election on November 2, 2010. Prettner Solon won the election.[1]
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December 23, 2014
Frontier Customers Vent, Company Executives Promise Better Service
by Cara Rosner | December 23, 2014 6:30am
Frontier Communications customers got the chance to voice their complaints directly to company officials Monday during a meeting of the state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority.
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December 17, 2014
Malloy Believes Busway Will Be A Success
by Hugh McQuaid | December 17, 2014 6:30am
It took Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and other officials about 20 minutes to travel from New Britain to Hartford on Tuesday on a tour of the 9.4-mile dedicated bus route that is scheduled to open in March.
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November 14, 2014
Exchange Enrollment Opens Saturday
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As Connecticut's insurance exchange gets ready for the second year of enrollment there's a new leader at the helm, a shorter enrollment period, more choices, and less money for outreach.
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November 11, 2014
Federal Grant To Help Unemployed Health Care Workers
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A $6.7 million U.S. Department of Labor grant announced Monday by U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy and Rep. Elizabeth Esty will help unemployed residents find work in the healthcare and information technology fields.
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September 25, 2014
Smart Policy or Plagiarism?
by Hugh McQuaid | September 25, 2014 4:09pm
In an academic setting, Tom Foley would be "flunked" for lifting portions of his urban policy agenda without attributing his sources, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said Thursday of his Republican opponent.
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September 24, 2014
Foley Pitches Car Tax Reduction and Cap As Part of Urban Strategy
by Christine Stuart | September 24, 2014 5:31pm
One of the centerpieces to Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley's urban policy agenda is a proposal to cut the car tax rate in any city or town where it's higher than 30 mills.
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September 9, 2014
Malloy Would Offer Tax Credits For Student Loan Payments
by Christine Stuart | September 9, 2014 2:09pm
Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy was back on the campaign trail Tuesday pitching a proposal to make college in Connecticut more affordable.
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July 25, 2014
OP-ED | Hartford Ballpark: Good for Region, Bad for City?
by Susan Bigelow | July 25, 2014 11:00am
Hartford may not get that stadium after all, thanks to a bumbling city government and fierce opposition from residents. This might be a good thing for the city, even though it's a loss for the region.
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July 4, 2014
OP-ED | Rock Cats Move To Hartford Tainted By Secrecy And Incompetence
by Terry Cowgill | July 4, 2014 5:30am
Distressed municipalities will often turn to anything they think will help with economic development.
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July 3, 2014
Segarra Defends Stadium Despite Public Opposition
by Madeline Stocker | July 3, 2014 8:10am
The threads of what Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra had formerly referred to as a "done deal" continued to unravel Wednesday evening, when he was forced to reword his original statement that building a $60 million stadium for a minor league baseball team was inevitable.
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hope someone that goes can give an update here-I am recovering from the flu and wish not to get anyone sick but live in the area in question.
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This may sounds like a obvious question, but I'm missing something about either how UTF-8 is encoded or how the toUtf8 function works.
Let's look at a very simple program
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Self-Healing Computers For NASA Spacecraft 70
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It's Roland the Plogger again, pushing his ad-laden blog. The actual research summary is here [arizona.edu]. The real paper won't be out until July.
This isn't new. JPL has been trying various levels of self-healing for years.
The original article describes a cluster of five machines, set up so that if one fails, others take over tasks running on the failed machine. That's what the better server management systems do. I went to a talk last week by Amazon's CTO, and he described how their platform does that.
The project web site makes things clearer. There are two levels of recovery. The upper level works like cluster fallover. The lower level tries to reconfigure the FPGAs to use different cells in the FPGA to work around faults. That's likely to be a delicate process; you'd need substantial on-chip test resources to reliably do gate-level fault isolation on an FPGA that's been hit hard by a cosmic ray. It's not clear how fine-grained this is; this may be more like having multiple units like GPU shaders replicated in an FPGA, with the ability to turn off the failed ones. Sort of like the way Sony ships PS3 machines with eight Cell processors, at least seven of which work.
The available info isn't enough to tell whether this is a good idea or not. About typical for Roland the Plogger.
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What line is Owen Nolan playing on? And, how does he look? Have him in my fantasy, but are going to replace him or Matt Stajan. And, right now. It looks like Stajan might have the upside here.
Juggled probably between the 2nd and 3rd line depending on injuries. I don't think he's really been playing with Koivu at all which is hurting him since that was his linemate for a good part of the season last year. Havlat and Bruno are holding that down.
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