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BFC patrols in Gardiner saved the life of a bull buffalo Tuesday, when a 15-year old boy came out to shoot one of the few shaggy giants moving in and out of Montana.
With the help of accompanying adults, the youth found three bulls about 20 feet off of the Old Yellowstone Trail, a north-south gravel road which follows the Yellowstone River through the Gardiner Basin. This public road winds through northern portions of Yellowstone National Park, Gallatin National Forest, and Church Universal and Triumphant land. BFC patrols noticed that the hunter had his rifle resting on the truck, aiming at one of the bulls. In Montana, it is illegal to shoot from your vehicle, across a road, or within 150 feet of a road, and it is every hunter's responsibility to know this. BFC patrols informed the hunter of this in time to prevent his shot. The hunt party then attempted to chase the bulls to where he could be shot. They succeeded in chasing him onto private land, where no hunting is allowed, and he lived to see another day.
Three bull buffalo stroll north down Old Yellowstone Trail. BFC file photo by Stephany. Click photo for larger image.
The party returned the following day and again attempted to chase the bulls into an area where they could shoot one. The bulls took off, running across the Corwin Springs bridge toward the Corwin Springs facility, where bison are being held captive by APHIS for their controversial birth control project. Ironically, a familiar Montana Department of Livestock truck arrived, likely to haze the bulls away from their imprisoned relatives. The bulls saw the DOL's truck and wasted no time heading into Yellowstone National Park, where they are safe from hunters and the DOL.
With word out that a handful of buffalo have been emerging into the Gardiner Basin, in and out of huntable areas, hunters are beginning to swarm in. But, as of this writing, there are no wild buffalo in Montana that hunters can kill.
We are so grateful to our patrols for being there, determining that an illegal kill was about to be made, and taking action to save the life of this bull, and likely his two companions. This incident demonstrates how critical it is for us to be in the field with the buffalo. Had BFC not been there, the young boy would certainly have made the shot. Thank you all for making it possible for us to be on the front lines with the buffalo -- because of you, we were able to save a buffalo's life.
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The Ultimate LED Flashlight Terminology Guide [Infographic]Friday, June 28th, 2013
Not only has the development of LED flashlights flooded the market with many torches that vary drastically in quality and performance, but the terminology used to describe the parts and performance can be difficult to comprehend. Understanding the jargon surrounding LED flashlights allows you to make more informed consumer choices. Having this knowledge will allow you to more easily select the best model for your needs and price point. Take a look at the guide below to help you master LED flashlight terminology.
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Dick DeBartalo, ABC News Overnight Now's "Giz Whiz," recently featured a COAST product as a handy gadget to have around the house. Mr. DeBartolo attended the 2013 National Hardware Show in Las Vegas, and selected the Coast A22R rechargeable LED flashlight as one of the top products at the show.
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Light artist Jason D. Page uses light where other artists would use paint. This innovative, compelling artist often uses COAST LED flashlights to create his mesmerizing works. Indeed, we are so intrigued and impressed by Jason's work that we sponsor him by providing the LED torches and other gear he needs to create his photographs. We profiled Jason's work in a previous blog post; today we're highlighting a new documentary profiling Jason and his work.
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Our newest line of LED lighting – rechargeable flashlights – debuted at the 2012 AAPEX show and will soon be available to consumers! The A9R rechargeable penlight is ideal for inspections and includes a charging cap that plugs right into the wall. The A25R delivers about 420 lumens and boasts our Pure Beam focusing system, but the really innovative part of this LED emergency flashlight is its range of charging options. First, the A25R's cap pops open to reveal a micro-USB port, which can connect to a wall socket, a USB charger or a DC power source (such as those found in automobiles). And that's not all. The A25R can also be powered with AAA batteries or with a rechargeable lithium battery.
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There are many hockey fans outside of Buffalo who can't stand Sabres forward Steve Ott, but the pesky veteran put many of those same fans out of their misery Wednesday, thanks to his "leak." The Sabres, who have been incredibly obnoxious on social media with their ongoing "teases" about their new third jersey, took it to another level Wednesday morning. They tweeted just a small all-blue swatch of the jersey, making it clear that they were just trolling fans at that point. That's where Ott stepped in. He called out the club via Twitter saying that he was going to leak the jerseys. That's impossible, the Sabres responded, saying that the new sweaters were under lock and key. It became clear at that point that maybe this whole thing was a rouse. Apparently it was. Ott eventually tweeted pictures of the supposed sweaters. See them below. *Breaking News... Times up! @BuffaloSabres 3rd Jersey Leaked #MiseryIsOver Can't wait for the season to start!! http://t.co/7diRxEhDBJ— Steve Ott (@otterN9NE) September 04, 2013 And here's the back @BuffaloSabres http://t.co/p8zi0I9PVM— Steve Ott (@otterN9NE) September 04, 2013 Filed under: Buffalo Sabres, Headlines, Mike Cole, NHL
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RICHMOND, Va., Sept. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Former Virginia Governor Tim Kaine, the Democratic nominee for election to the U.S. Senate, and Senator Mark Warner visited Health Diagnostic Laboratory, Inc. (HDL, Inc.) today to discuss current affairs as part of a series of employee "town hall" meetings hosted by the advanced laboratory located in the Virginia BioTechnology Research Park in Richmond. The healthcare-focused discussion comes after a similar meeting with HDL, Inc. employees in August with former Governor George Allen, Kaine's Republican opponent in the November election.
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Governor Kaine and Senator Warner allotted time for a Q&A session to allow laboratory employees to voice their questions and comments regarding current political issues surrounding the healthcare industry. Before the town hall meeting, Governor Kaine and Senator Warner participated in a guided tour of HDL, Inc.
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HDL, Inc., which serves approximately 10,000 physicians and 1 million patients, will continue to invite policy makers to tour the growing laboratory as part of its non-partisan series of employee "town hall" meetings. In addition to inviting more officials in the future, HDL, Inc. welcomes all elected officials and those seeking office, to tour the laboratory and to discuss how innovation in the diagnostics industry can save lives and healthcare dollars.
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Peachpit Press today announced an updated version of Jim Heid's iLife book. The best-selling book/DVD is dedicated to helping users understand iLife, and now covers Apple's GarageBand 1.1, the latest iTunes Music Store enhancements, and the iPod family. : An Interactive Guide to iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, and GarageBand (0-321-24671-3, $30) combines the printed page and video instruction; The book's companion DVD is completely new and contains two hours of video instruction--with book references--on all five iLife '04 applications. The DVD also includes software, GarageBand loops, example songs, sample video footage fully functional iDVD themes and iMovie plug-ins, and more.
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New Years Eve for the occasion. I thought about cookin' up those collards but just couldn't bring myself to deconstruct the centerpiece quite yet.
bourbon bacon greens (my new fave recipe, though I substitute turnips), Honey grilled up his delish bourbon and brown sugar glazed pork tenderloin and we noshed on honey cornbread muffins, the Pirate's House pecan pie (recipe here) and the sweetest tea you've ever wrapped your lips around.
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Now that is a true Southern delight...Love your vase with the collards? Thanks for sharing.....ReplyDelete
Hope you got the last piece of pie, HA!
Mmmm it all sounds delicious and I love your table with the burlap and mercury glass. So pretty.ReplyDelete
Happy 2012!
I found you from a pin on pinterest of your basement. Girl, AMAZING!!!!! Love your blog! Loved this post too, very similar to our New Years dinner! XOXO from another Southern gal :)ReplyDelete
I'm a Southern gal myself, and I don't believe I've ever seen collards used as a centerpiece before. But they look amazing on your table! We had a very similar meal yesterday, and I'm getting ready to warm-up all those leftovers. Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2012 at 1:14 PM
Your Hoppin John looks delicious. Can you share the recipe?ReplyDelete
Everything sounds so delishious, especially that Bourban glazed Pork. I love your table too. Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Truly a Southern and delightful meal! Your table is so pretty!ReplyDelete
Your menu sounded perfect for a lucky year! I had to check out that greens recipe -- sounds delish! Your table looks great -- love the collards as centerpiece!ReplyDelete
Oh this is exactly the meal that my mom always cooked. Love it. Yes, I would say a piece of Pecan Pie is perfect for breakfast. Happy New year and God's Blessings. Hugs, MartyReplyDelete
Just discovered your blog. Oh, you have such lovely taste. Loved my tour of your home, and that New Year's meal looks delicious! I am now a follower, btw. Happy New Year.ReplyDelete
Love your beautiful home! I am now a follower. Such lovely taste!ReplyDelete
You are just super duper amazing!! :) Love it! And I love how SOuthern you are! Makes me proud to be a GRITS myself!ReplyDelete
From one Southern lady to another, your blog is beautiful. The supper sounds delicious. What a nice interpretation of the traditional New Year's Supper.ReplyDelete
How funny that my New Year's dinner was so similar to yours and I also served dinner on my Lenox Butler's Pantry dishes along with the Waterford Champagne glasses. I have the Pottery Barn candleholders also! Your table looks beautiful...If you hop over to my site you can see the similarity!..ReplyDelete
I love your use of the chalkboard easel. Very nice! I love all things "Southern"
Now, THAT was a true Southern feast! Our meal was similar with the blackeyed peas and mustard greens! This is a MUST for New Year's Day in our home, as well! Nothing like our Southern traditions!ReplyDelete
Now that sounds so good and looks wonderful! Love the greens used as part of the centerpiece. Found you via Wow Us Wednesdays, now following you.ReplyDelete
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Your whole room looks lovely--the centerpiece unusual but so pretty on the table. I wish I could cook!ReplyDelete
Love the collard centerpiece -- perfect for a southern New Years dinner. We also had hoppin John, collard greens and corn bread. Happy new year to you and your family.ReplyDelete
Popping over from French Country Cottage's linky party! your table is devine & the food looks delicious! Your guests must have felt extra special when they arrived to see all of the effort you made for them! xoxo tracieReplyDelete
Evrything looks perfect!ReplyDelete
Love your dinnerwares, flatwares and the yummy dinner. What more can I ask more?
Happy NY to Yáll.
Wishes from Stockholm,
I love your super pretty table and your new year's menu!ReplyDelete
Loooove the white plates, but let's face it ... you had me at pecan pie.ReplyDelete
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Oh I SO DESPERATELY want to be SOUTHERN... We have Traveled to Tn. and Va. and LIVED at the Cracker Barrel's while there... :) I would love for you to link up here http://shoprubyjean.com/2012/01/sew-crafty-tuesday-linky-4-and-giveaway/ReplyDelete
love your neutral color scheme ... and the chalkboard!ReplyDelete
Everything looks and sounds delicious and your table is beautiful. Save me a piece of that pie!ReplyDelete
Yum! I really need to move South. Thanks for sharing at Shine on Fridays!ReplyDelete


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If I had to pick a song to describe sitting down over coffee with Jeff Bratton to discuss his love of music and the birth of his new record label it would have to be The Smiths "This Charming Man." Bratton, recently relocated from Los Angeles to Brooklyn, is an engaging conversationalist with a warm smile and an obvious passion for his pet project, which in a short period of time has generated a surprising amount of buzz in the global music community.
So can you tell me the back story of how Cascine came to be?
I took a sabbatical from my day job and was in Europe during the winter of 2010 and was looking at all the cities I could potentially spend my time in and Stockholm and Gothenberg, Sweden really stuck out in large part because there was just so much music coming out of that area that really resonates with me personally. So I reached out to a few labels before I went over there, and there was some preliminary back and forth with Ola at Service who answered back very kindly but I don't think was willing to engage me on anything deeper than a, "Thanks for your interest," kind of level. But I kept pushing and scheduled a meeting with him in the beginning of the month I was spending in Sweden and we hit it off. So a few hours over coffee turned into a lot of hang out time over the next 3 or 4 weeks. We did a lot of bumming around the city, he showed me around Stockholm, we talked music and music and music... He introduced me to some artists in Gothenberg and really just opened that music community in Sweden up for me. So I ended up leaving Sweden having worked out this arrangement where I would basically represent Service in the States.
So once back in LA how long was it before you started thinking about Cascine?
What happened to be perfectly honest was that Service has a publicist in London named Sandra and she was sent demos by a band called Shine 2009. Shine is from Finland and had approached Service about the possibility of representing them as an artist. I listened to the demos and I was nuts for them, just over the moon. They altered the course of my life for that week. I remember putting those four songs on my iPod in New York and riding the subway and I think between midtown and 14th Street I was seeing the world differently (laughs). So I obviously responded very favorably to them but Ola didn't think they were a great match for the label and the bottom line was Service was not going to work with them. I didn't want to let them pass because I knew it would only be a matter of time before another label picked them up. So I had the idea to self-publish them myself in the States but I knew if I started a label out of thin air it would go nowhere. But being on staff at Service it made sense for me to open a branch of the label in the States that would give me the flexibility to work with artists I love and the ability to curate a catalog and help shape the sound. So I approached Ola and the guys in Shine about letting me open Cascine with their EP. And the stars aligned around it, everybody said yes and then we had 5 weeks to get the vinyls produced and all the elements together to try to get it out.
After you had your first artist how did things progress from there?
The Shine release got a big response and it resonated with the right people. So with that release out and with Ola sanctioning Cascine as a brother in spirit to Service, those became my A&R tools to start approaching bands that I really wanted to work with. So we approached Chad Valley, we approached Evan Voytas and Selebrities and armed with that ammunition, I applied my professional experience with PR and marketing to what I know about music and came to the artists with really level-headed, business-minded plans that are somewhat rare in the world of independent music. Then I asked some close friends - J. Romanelli and Jason Kapiskosky - to get involved, Sandra Croft agreed to help, and we just started putting the work in.
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What I'm trying to do now is chase that feeling of when you discover a sound as a kid that feels so fresh that you feel your body literally responding to these sounds. I'd love Cascine to evoke those kinds of feelings in people. But for me personally, the band that really changed my life and made me fall in love with music was The Cure. Specifically the Disintegration album, was the first body of music I can remember having this deep, personal effect on me. Jesus & Mary Chain were huge for me. New Order were big for me, even more than Joy Division quite frankly. Chameleons, a lot of the Sarah records stuff - Another Sunny Day, The Wake were big for me.
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Make a collection of pastel Easter eggs with these counted cross-stitch designs. Each design uses a variety of interesting stitches and the metallic threads give a bit of shimmer.
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The McLaughlin Group | 9/9/2011 | PBS (#2937)
Full Program: Issues: Ten Years Later; Ponzi and Perry; Stimulus II. 27:49
PBS NewsHour | News Wrap: Bernanke Says U.S. Economy Is on Track for Long-Term Growth | PBS (#10141)
In other news Friday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told a Wyoming conference that the U.S. economy is on track for long-term growth. He did not lay out any new stimulus measures, but he did... 03:55
PBS NewsHour | News Wrap: Stocks Gain Amid Hopes of Fed Stimulus Program | PBS (#10138)
In other news Tuesday, Wall Street shot back up amid speculations that the Federal Reserve might try a new stimulus program. Also, Hurricane Irene swept past the Turks and Caicos Islands, with the... 02:22
PBS NewsHour | News Wrap: Rick Perry Takes Heat for Criticism of Fed's Stimulus Effort | PBS (#10133)
In other news Tuesday, GOP hopeful Rick Perry criticized the Federal Reserve's economic stimulus efforts and warned that the Fed's chairman would be in trouble if he injects more money into the... 03:11
PBS NewsHour | Romer: Obama Should Push for Bold 2-Part Stimulus to Lift Economy | PBS (#10129)
Romer: Obama Should Push for Bold 2-Part Stimulus to Lift Economy 09:23
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U.S. Secretary of Labor explains the administration's new community service program. 14:45
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Governor Bobby Jindal thinks Louisiana has alternatives for improving infrastructure. 04:00
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Economist Paul Krugman on the effect of infrastructure spending on the American economy. 14:57
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Full Program: Issues This Week: Wall Street Crackdown; Moving America Forward Again; Loose Lips Sinks Gibbs. 27:46
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Full Program: Eighteen months after the economic meltdown, and following successful drives for stimulus and health reform legislation, why has Washington been unable to deliver serious financial reform and rein... 53:28
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Represents type declarations: class types, interface types, array types, value types, enumeration types, type parameters, generic type definitions, and open or closed constructed generic types.
To browse the .NET Framework source code for this type, see the Reference Source.
<SerializableAttribute> _
<ClassInterfaceAttribute(ClassInterfaceType.None)> _
<ComVisibleAttribute(True)> _
Public MustInherit Class Type _
Inherits MemberInfo _
Implements _Type, IReflect
The Type type exposes the following members.
To view the .NET Framework source code for this type, see the Reference Source. You can browse through the source code online, download the reference for offline viewing, and step through the sources (including patches and updates) during debugging; see instructions.
is the root of the System.Reflection functionality and is the primary way to access metadata. Use the members of Type to get information about a type declaration, such as the constructors, methods, fields, properties, and events of a class, as well as the module and the assembly in which the class is deployed.
The C# typeof operator (GetType operator in Visual Basic, typeid operator in Visual C++) returns a Type object.
A Type object that represents a type is unique; that is, two Type object references refer to the same object if and only if they represent the same type. This allows for comparison of Type objects using reference equality.
No permissions are required for code to use reflection to get information about types and their members, regardless of their access levels. No permissions are required for code to use reflection to access public members, or other members whose access levels would make them visible during normal compilation. However, in order for your code to use reflection to access members that would normally be inaccessible, such as private or internal methods, or protected fields of a type your class does not inherit, your code must have ReflectionPermission. See Security Considerations for Reflection.
is an abstract base class that allows multiple implementations. The system will always provide the derived class RuntimeType. In reflection, all classes beginning with the word Runtime are created only once per object in the system and support comparison operations.
In multithreading scenarios, do not lock Type objects in order to synchronize access to static data. Other code, over which you have no control, might also lock your class type. This might result in a deadlock. Instead, synchronize access to static data by locking a private static object.
This class is thread safe; multiple threads can concurrently read from an instance of this type. An instance of Type can represent any of the following types:
Value types
Constructed generic types and generic type definitions
Type arguments and type parameters of constructed generic types, generic type definitions, and generic method definitions
A reference to the Type object associated with a type can be obtained in the following ways:
The Object.GetType method returns a Type object that represents the type of an instance.
The static GetType methods return a Type object that represents a type specified by its fully qualified name.
The Module.GetTypes, Module.GetType, and Module.FindTypes methods return Type objects that represent the types defined in a module. The first method can be used to obtain an array of Type objects for all the public and private types defined in a module. (You can obtain an instance of Module through the Assembly.GetModule or Assembly.GetModules method, or through the Type.Module property.)
The System.Reflection.Assembly object contains a number of methods to retrieve the classes defined in an assembly, including Assembly.GetType, Assembly.GetTypes, and Assembly.GetExportedTypes.
The FindInterfaces method returns a filtered list of interface types supported by a type.
The GetElementType method returns a Type object that represents the element.
The GetInterfaces and GetInterface methods return Type objects representing the interface types supported by a type.
The GetTypeArray method returns an array of Type objects representing the types specified by an arbitrary set of objects. The objects are specified with an array of type Object.
The GetTypeFromProgID and GetTypeFromCLSID methods are provided for COM interoperability. They return a Type object that represents the type specified by a ProgID or CLSID.
The GetTypeFromHandle method is provided for interoperability. It returns a Type object that represents the type specified by a class handle.
The C# typeof operator, the C++ typeid operator, and the Visual Basic GetType operator obtain the Type object for a type.
The MakeGenericType method returns a Type object representing a constructed generic type, which is an open constructed type if its ContainsGenericParameters property returns true, and a closed constructed type otherwise. A generic type can be instantiated only if it is closed.
The MakeArrayType, MakePointerType, and MakeByRefType methods return Type objects that represent, respectively, an array of a specified type, a pointer to a specified type, and the type of a reference parameter (ref in C#, ByRef in Visual Basic).
A derived class can access protected members of the calling code's base classes. Also, access is allowed to assembly members of the calling code's assembly. As a rule, if you are allowed access in early-bound code, then you are also allowed access in late-bound code.
Interfaces that extend other interfaces do not inherit the methods defined in the extended interfaces.
When you inherit from Type, you must override the following members: GUID, InvokeMember(String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[], ParameterModifier[], CultureInfo, String[]), Module, Assembly, TypeHandle, FullName, Namespace, AssemblyQualifiedName, BaseType, GetConstructorImpl, GetConstructors(BindingFlags), GetMethodImpl, GetMethods(BindingFlags), GetField(String, BindingFlags), GetFields(BindingFlags), GetInterface(String, Boolean), GetInterfaces(), GetEvent(String, BindingFlags), GetEvents(BindingFlags), GetPropertyImpl, GetProperties(BindingFlags), GetNestedType(String, BindingFlags), GetNestedTypes(BindingFlags), GetAttributeFlagsImpl, IsArrayImpl, IsByRefImpl, IsPointerImpl, IsPrimitiveImpl, IsCOMObjectImpl, GetElementType(), HasElementTypeImpl, UnderlyingSystemType, MemberInfo.Name, MemberInfo.IsDefined, MemberInfo.GetCustomAttributes(Boolean), and GetCustomAttributes.
The following code example shows a few representative features of Type. The C# typeof operator (GetType operator in Visual Basic, typeid operator in Visual C++) is used to get a Type object representing String. From this Type object, the GetMethod method is used to get a MethodInfo representing the Substring overload that takes a starting location and a length.
To identify the overload signature, the code example creates a temporary array containing two Type objects representing int (Integer in Visual Basic).
To be precise, the array contains two references to the instance of Type that represents int in the current application domain. For any type, there is only one instance of Type per application domain.
The code example uses the MethodInfo to invoke the Substring method on the string "Hello, World!", and displays the result.
Imports System
Imports System.Reflection
Module Example
Sub Main()
Dim t As Type = GetType(String)
Dim substr As MethodInfo = t.GetMethod("Substring", _
New Type() { GetType(Integer), GetType(Integer) })
Dim result As Object = _
substr.Invoke("Hello, World!", New Object() { 7, 5 })
Console.WriteLine("{0} returned ""{1}"".", substr, result)
End Sub
End Module
' This code example produces the following output:
'System.String Substring(Int32, Int32) returned "World".
This type is thread safe.


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Department Uses New Video Sites For Recruitment
The Department has entered a new age in recruiting new students to TAMU Entomology—the video age.
Since late spring, the folks at Solpugid Productions have partnered with the Department in catchy, professional recruiting videos for the public to view while surfing the Web. The vids feature both faculty and students and shows in an entertaining way about what life in the Department is all about.
In addition to having the videos on the departmental site (insects.tamu.edu), we have created an iTunes account and a new YouTube channel to broadcast our recruiting efforts to the public.
All videos can be found at our website at http://www.insects.tamu.edu/videos or going to our YouTube channel located at http://youtube.com/tamuentomology.


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While local favorites Butler and Purdue would drive fans into a Final Four frenzy, Downtown merchants hope for crowds from other schools. Workers are shown preparing Lucas Oil Stadium for the NCAA Championship.
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Indiana-based Butler and Purdue universities might be sentimental favorites to reach the Final Four, but most local business owners hope they don't make it.
"They both would be a disaster, business-wise," said Tom Sutton, owner of Coach's Tavern, 28 S. Pennsylvania St.
The NCAA Men's Basketball Regionals start today and run through Sunday in several U.S. cities. The Final Four will be April 3 and 5 at Lucas Oil Stadium. ...


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White House on hot seat, Part II
In response to "IRS chief ousted in targeting scandal," "Obama releases pages of Benghazi emails" and "White House renews push for shield law for media" (May 16): Well, it took a long time but our president finally got a few difficult questions from his adoring audience in the mainstream media and realized that he had to do something other than stonewall.
[Wednesday's] reaction of firing an obviously dishonest acting IRS commissioner, releasing some Benghazi emails and "… renew(ing) its push for legislation that would offer federal protection to journalists and their sources" seems to be a carefully crafted exercise designed to put the media back to sleep. Let's hope that this ploy fails and light continues to be shined on the corruption in this administration and its callous and insulting treatment of the American people. — Jim Mallen, Lake San Marcos
Truman: "The buck stops here!"
Obama: "The buck stops there!" — James D. Lemon, San Diego
Why is it that Bush was held responsible for everything that happened during his administration, but under Obama, nobody in charge is held to the same standard.
Obama is the CEO of the government machine, and therefore is culpable to all of the previous and current scandals and crises. Holder, somehow has escaped punishment for Fast and Furious, even though he knew about it, and as the top dog in the [Justice Department], must answer to the American people. Contrary to what the [president] told the people of Mexico, it was HIS government agency that sold weapons to the gangs and cartels of Mexico, leading to the deaths of over 150 citizens of Mexico and a U.S. border agent. Now, Holder is spying on the AP, an egregious violation of everything it is to live under a constitutionally limited republic. Is he getting a skate on this one, too? How about the IRS targeting conservative and pro-Israel groups for special denials of nonprofit organizations.
Is Obama's Treasury Department getting a walk on this illegal treatment of Americans? Sure, [Obama] took credit for killing bin Laden, but it took 11 years of work to get that done, so he can't crow too much for that.
I am tired of "the most transparent administration ever," being anything but. Will the mainstream media finally see this man and his cronies for what they really are, or will they continue to faun over him like they have for the last five years? This administration is dangerous to our freedoms and our American society. That is the only transparency to come out of his terms in office. — Larry Rosner, Santee
In response to "Shameful abuse of power by the IRS" (Editorial, May 11): How indignant of the IRS to go after groups that are supposed to be tax-exempt and nonpolitical! However, the U-T chooses to only tell part of the story, as usual. So much for fair and balanced reporting.
The truth is that the IRS was investigating these groups because 501(c)(4) organizations cannot be engaged in political activity. Political organizations were seeking the cover of nonprofit status to protect their donors while not performing the work of 501(c)(4)s — social welfare. Be honest: If the name of the organization includes the words "tea party," does your mind immediately leap to, "Gee whiz, a social welfare group!"