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It was created by Felicity Clemons as part of a 40 project to create a grand fully-furnished Georgian style country dolls' house. The project began in the 1940's when Felicity's daughter, Antonia, was given a three-room dolls' house by her grandmother. Mrs Clemons was not happy with its scale or authenticity and so began a rebuilding project which resulted in a four storey grand house, now known as Pendle Hall. Although some items were purchased during shopping trips to Melbourne, the majority of furnishings were constructed by Felicity's own hands, using numerous reference books and magazines.
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By Richard from USA on 2011-01-10 15:02:48Things I liked:I bought this rifel just before Christmas and it is my first break barrel air rifle. First...get rid of the stoack rings and get the aacushot rings. 2nd, pull each screw out and use blue locktite and let it cure overnight before you shoot. Next, use ONLY 8 or more grain pellets if you want top notch accuracy. I have tried 7 different peelet to date and so far the 8.4 grain GAMO Hunter have given me the best groups with this type of pellet. I have also used the GAMO Red Fire pellets and I can drill the center of a target at 30 yards with no problem. The BEEMAN Kodiak's are my next choice to get. After looking at differnt specs on pellets, these i believe will be the best in this gun. It likes the heavier pellets. You might lose some velocity, but you will see greater downrange energy. Right now the pellest I am using are blowing right through 1/2" plywood at 20 yards and I have taken a Rabbit and a squirrel so far.
Things I would have changed:The scope rings. Add some kind of sling mount. There is a really great sling mount on the Benjamin Trail NP (my next air rifle). This is what they should do on this rifle because this is a HEAVY gun. Carry this in the woods for a while and you will be wishing for a sling right away!!
What others should know:Once you get the scope rings and the ammo figured out, plan on shooting this rifle for at least 200 shots before you get tight consistent groups. I would just start out with a less expensive pellet until you get through the "break in" period. After about 200 rounds switch to the GAMO Hunters in 8.4 grains and round nose and then go to the Beeman Kodiak's or the Beeman Kodiak Match. I am also going to try the Beeman Field Target Specials that are a little over 8 grains too. I know that these will be great for hunting too.
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By Darrell from USA on 2012-12-18 07:44:11Things I liked:I like the stock
Things I would have changed:The scope or the gun is useless the scope doesn't stay on the gun. The scope or the rings are bad quality it is almost impossible to sight in. I put the scope on another gun had same problem. It is also not a very accurate gun wished I would have never bought it.
What others should know:Unless ruger makes changes on this gun I would not tell anybody to purchase this gun. I bought this for my daughter for 4h shooting sports. Big mistake.
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Survivors include her children,Sandra J. Metz (Michael) of Summerville, Tony Jenkins of Summerville and Phillip McCaskill (Lorraine) of Belfast, Northern Ireland; two sisters, Carolyn Thomas, of Lancaster, SC, Sue Hodapp (Rick) of Rock Hill, SC; one brother, Michael McCaskill (Susie) of Murrells Inlet, SC; two grandchildren, Leslie Dillon (Nicholas), Paul Metz; one great-grandchild, Nate Dillon; one niece, Susan Parsons; two nephews, Greg Clarke, Brannon McCaskill; one great-niece, Maddie Clarke; her brother-in-law Gordon McCaskill and the sorrowing extended family. Alice was predeceased by her parents and her husband, Oscar Hudson McCaskill, Jr.
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App Giveaway: Priorities for iPhone and iPad
Priorities for iPhone and iPad is a productivity app meant to help you with to-dos and lists. It supports custom, color-coded pages for optimum organization. Priorities is now a universal app and data can be synced between all your devices.
I have a mild addiction to to-do apps, which is rather strange considering that I continue to struggle with completing many of my tasks, but that's beside the point. Of my plethora of to-do apps, Priorities is now one of my favorites. Too often, I run into to-do apps that are packed with so many features, that I practically need to have a separate to-do list for adding items to my to-do list because of how long it takes to add an item. Not with Priorities! Priorities comes with the features I need and adding a new item with a due date and reminder only takes up seconds of my time. Not to mention, the UI is beautiful.
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More than 3 a day!!!
I'd shoot for 3 a day.
I've got 5 to 10 per weekday, 3-5 on weekends.
7 people, er, I mean thing to cross off.
This many and more.
The provided outcome is dependent on how many minor and major tasks you have. Eating breakfast should never be on your list, otherwise I check off like 30 items during daylight hours haha... And 1 at night (Sleep)
Let's see, 3 - 5 that I cross off each day but my accumulated total that I haven't crossed off stands at 53... maybe I'll try Priorities.
Ummm 2? Should be a lot more.
Always adding shut-in visits to my list. Sad to see them on the list, but always a good feeling when they get checked off until the next time.
I usually cross off 5 or so out of 7-10.
I should be crossing off between 10-15 items per day and need to track at least 20 more short term items.
Wow. Just bought it. It is a gorgeous app. Well designed, pretty, very elegant/functional. I always liked Paperless (still do) but I think this one is better.
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well, a task for every hour...
Couple a day
Thanks to my memory and my work a few per day.
how many should i be crossing off? thanks to school, at least 7 different tasks per day. PER DAY. SEVEN. god bless iphone planners like Priorities.
Usually 3-5 per day. Thanks!
I usually cross off 4-6 items per day.
I typically add 6 or 7 to do "categories" to my list each day, with each category having 1-3 subcategories. I usually never get close to accomplishing any of it, but creating a list makes me feel productive. Yaayy...
Being a new parent I have tons of tasks to remember and events to NOT forget about. I would love priorities!!
I want to do more things...If only I received a gift from TiPb and a new App that helps me do daily tasks.
I'm a productivity freak ... even though I'm not as productive as I would like to be. This app looks sweet and I'd love to try it out!
On my Ipad2 I should be able to cross off on a daily basis about 11 to do list both Honey do and work do,I think so.
I would spend my day getting more things done using Priorities. Crossing off creation of marketing plan for new client, research on consumer habits for new business pitch, flowers for my wife and reservations for anniversary dinner this weekend. Yes ... Getting MORE things done with Priorities.
While sitting in 1 hour of traffic each morning, I usually think about a good 4-5 things I need to do or people to call that day. But usually, since I don't have anything to note these tasks down, I tend to forget a few every day, which causes me to get behind the next day. Then, the cycle repeats the next day. It'd be nice to have something to keep track of these tasks while stuck in traffic (only while stopped, of course, cause using a smartphone while driving would be DANGEROUS!!)
I cross off about 5 to-dos per day.
Oh God... I'd have so many things to cross off! Just today I finally remembered at least 4 things I was supposed to get or take care of before 8 PM tonight....
my wife and boss think I should be crossing off more than I do :)
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As month three of the 2013 legislative session draws to a close, the House passes the Voter Information Verification Act and amendments to state gun laws, and prepares to vote on legislation limiting liability for volunteer health care providers, while a Senate bill easing regulations for environmental permitting makes its way through committee.
House Bill 589: 'Voter Information Verification Act' (VIVA)
"An act to restore confidence in government by establishing the VIVA to promote the electoral process through education and increased registration of voters and by requiring voters to provide photo identification before voting to protect the right of each registered voter to cast a secure vote with reasonable security measures that confirm voter identity as accurately as possible without restriction."
- Filed April 4 with Rep. Jonathon Jordan a sponsor
- Passed House Thursday 81-36
This legislation requires "every qualified voter voting in person" to "present photo (ID) bearing any reasonable resemblance to that voter to a local election official" before voting.
There are a couple exceptions: Voters with religious objections to being photographed who file a declaration 25 days before elections are exempt, as are victims of natural disasters occurring within 60 days prior who file a declaration on a form provided by the State Board.
The bill's list of acceptable forms of ID includes state-issued drivers licenses and ID cards, U.S. passports, and ID cards issued by employers, N.C. community colleges, University of North Carolina and its constituents, the U.S. military and government public assistance programs. Local elections officials will determine if a voter bears "reasonable resemblance" to his or her ID.
Voters at the polls without ID can cast "provisional ballots" if they later appear in person at the Board of Elections and present their ID. The Board of Elections determines final validity of provisional ballots.
Applications for absentee ballots must give the voter's name, address, date of birth and one or more of the following: driver's license number; state-issued ID or learner's permit number; last four digits of voter's social security number.
Absentee ballots must be marked "in the presence of two persons who are at least 18 years of age," who witness the marking and sign it and give their addresses.
This act will be "effective only if the (GA) appropriates funds…to implement it."
House Bill 937: 'Amend Various Firearms Laws'
"An act to…provide that a person who has a valid concealed handgun permit may…have a concealed handgun in a locked compartment in a vehicle…on the premises of a community college or public or private university, and carry a handgun into an assembly where an admission fee is charged or an establishment where alcoholic beverages are sold and consumed…to clarify law on local government authority to prohibit concealed carry of firearms…."
A detailing of all amendments this bill is outside the scope of a brief update — the title alone is over 260 words long. It begins by allowing handguns in vehicles in state government parking lots, provided they are in a locked compartment in the vehicle.
Handguns are also permitted in vehicles in locked compartments on college campuses, and in single-family dwellings on campuses which provide housing for enrolled students.
Local governments are permitted to pass ordinances prohibiting concealed carry at "municipal and county recreational facilities." These include athletic fields and facilities, and swimming pools scheduled for use with the town or county responsible for the operation of the park or facility, but not greenways, biking and walking paths or "open fields or areas where athletic events may occur."
Rules under G.S. 14-269.3 are amended to permit valid permit holders to carry concealed weapons into establishments where alcohol is served, except where the owner of the premises posts "conspicuous notice prohibiting (concealed handguns) on the premises.
The bill provides for enhanced sentencing for use or display of a firearm during commission of a crime, and makes it unlawful for "any person to knowingly permit a child under the age of 12" to have unsupervised access to firearms.
Senate Bill 612: 'Regulatory Reform Act of 2013'
"An act to provide regulatory relief…by clarifying the preemption of (city and county) ordinances…clarifying the laws relating to groundwater compliance boundaries…extending the terms of certain environmental permits…exempting certain properties from riparian buffer rules…and by providing the (Department of Environment and Natural Resources) Rules Review Commission the authority to review existing rules."
- Filed April 2, sponsored by Sen. Dan Soucek
- Currently in Senate Committee on Commerce
According to this bill, city and county ordinances shall not regulate any "field that is also regulated by a State or federal…regulation," where "the ordinance is more stringent than the State or federal…regulation."
The bill provides for "fast track permitting" of environmental permits for stormwater runoff and erosion and sediment control plans, allowing "issuance of…permits without a technical review" when the applicant "complies with Minimum Design Criteria" and the application is "sealed by a professional engineer."
The Commission will control water pollution sources by establishing "compliance boundaries" for "various categories of disposal systems." When permitted systems result in "exceedance of ground water quality standards," it will be "remedied through clean-up, recovery, containment or other response…."
The list of materials acceptable as fill in local solid waste reduction programs is expanded to include "inert debris."
"Absent a requirement of federal law or threat to public health," rules for protecting riparian buffers "shall not apply" to "certain private properties in the Neuse River and Tar-Pamlico River Basins."
Senate Bill 83: 'Encourage Volunteer Care in Free Clinics'
"An act to encourage volunteer health care in free clinics by limiting liability of medical and health care providers…"
- Passed Senate unanimously March 21
- Placed on House calendar for April 25
This legislation applies to volunteer medical or health care providers rendering services to patients at or through local health departments or nonprofit community health centers.
For volunteer health care providers to receive protection from liability, the free clinic properly notify patients that "Under N.C. law, a volunteer…provider shall not be liable for damages for injuries or death alleged to have occurred by reason of an act or omission in the…provider's voluntary provision of…services unless it is established that the injuries or death were caused by gross negligence, wanton conduct, or intentional wrongdoing on the part of the volunteer…"


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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Charleston Southern University has been named to the 2013 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
"Communities are strengthened when we all come together, and we are encouraged that these institutions and their students have made service a priority," said U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.
Charleston Southern has been named to the honor roll for three consecutive years. In the past year, Charleston Southern students engaged in 74,467 hours of community service.
"This recognition is emblematic of the commitment the CSU faculty, staff and students collectively share for integrating faith in learning, leading AND serving," said Dr. Rick Brewer, CSU vice president for student affairs and athletics. "And we serve from a place of transformation through Christ seeking to bless the lives of others extending Christ's love and hope."
The University is currently partnering with seven community organizations: Habitat for Humanity of Berkeley and Dorchester counties, Eagle Harbor Ranch, Summerville Miracle League, Crisis Ministries, Water Missions International, The A21 Campaign and Stall High School.
In addition to working with these organizations, students have served 52 other organizations, and students and employees have participated in mission trips abroad.
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SAN DIEGO (December 26, 2012) -- Baylor linebacker Eddie Lackey will have quite the cheering section at Thursday's Holiday Bowl.
Lackey grew up 20 minutes outside of San Diego in Murrieta and said he'll have close to 20 friends and family at the Bears' bowl game. But, his biggest fan may be on the field playing against him.
UCLA linebacker Ryan Hofmeister was a high school teammate of Lackey's at Vista Murrieta. After graduation, Hofmeister made his way to Riverside Community College, while Lackey headed to the Midwest and played for Division II Northwood College in Michigan.
After one year at Northwood, Lackey returned home to play for Riverside at the same time Hofmeister packed his bags for UCLA.
"We both believed we could make it to where we are right now," said Hofmeister.
"He was just an influence on me," Lackey said. "It's a really cool thing to have my best friend playing all the way up to even now, we're going to be playing against each other."
Hofmeister said Lackey was one of his biggest supporters when Hofmeister lost his dad to a heart attack in high school.
"He was one of my only friends that knew my dad before he passed away," Hofmeister said. "He ultimately helped me get through that and helped me still play football."
Saturday, they'll share the field for the first time since high school, playing just minutes away from where their friendship first began.


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For the holiday season we will be featuring favorite recipes to share around the office from the Discount Ramps.com staff.
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Hi my name is Peggy Leasum and I am the Customer Service Manager with Discount Ramps. I have been with the company for over 7 years and really enjoy what I do.
I would like to share a recipe with you , that is a family favorite. We first experienced Banana Split Torte about 6 years ago at a family reunion in Sturgeon Bay. This recipe has also been a favorite with the Discount Ramps team. I've made it for our company picnics for the past few summers.
Banana Split Torte
1 ½ cups Graham Cracker crumbs (approx. 1 pack of graham crackers)
1 cup Sugar , divided
1/3 cup Butter , melted
2 pkg. 8oz. Each Cream Cheese , softened
1 can 20oz. Crushed Pineapple , drained
6 medium Bananas , divided
3 cups cold Milk
3 pkg (4 serving size each) Vanilla Instant Pudding
2 cups Cool Whip , divided
1 cup chopped Pecans
Chocolate Syrup and Maraschino Cherries
Mix Graham Cracker crumbs, ¼ cup Sugar and 1/3 cup Butter. Press into 13×9 pan and freeze for 20 minutes. Beat Cream Cheese and ¾ cup of Sugar. Spread over frozen crust (works best if you do this step as soon as you take the crust out of the freezer), top with drained Pineapple and 4 sliced Bananas. Beat Milk and pudding mixes, stir in 1 cup Cool Whip and spread over Banana layer. Top with remaining Cool Whip (you may need to add a little depending on your preference). Sprinkle with nuts (if you choose), drizzle with Chocolate Syrup and add Maraschino Cherries as a finishing touch. Although the original recipe is very good, we have tweaked it over the years. If you like a little more pudding like we do, use 1 large box of Vanilla Instant Pudding and 2 small boxes of French Vanilla Instant Pudding with the 3 cups of Milk. We also added the Chocolate Syrup and Maraschino Cherries because we felt that reflected a true Banana Split. I also changed the recipe a little bit to save a few calories by using low fat Cream Cheese, 1% lowfat Milk and light Cool Whip. This recipe makes approx. 16 generous pieces – Enjoy!
Thanks for the yummy recipe Peggy!
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Vol.10, No.08
For Generation X, The Dead End is the Music
In her book The Hole In Our Soul: The Loss of Beauty and Meaning in American Popular Music (1994), Martha Bayles challenges current forms of music with the depth of creation found in blues, jazz, gospel, and country. Following the history of popular music from its African-American roots through the rise of rock'n'roll to the modern-day excesses of the MTV era, Bayles questions the worth of what Generation X is listening to. Whereas people once tapped their feet and smiled when they listened to American popular music, Bayles finds audiences crippled by heavy metal virtuosos who treat music as a form of warfare; by pop singers who reduce love to softcore pornography; by grunge rockers who squall cheap despair while smashing their guitars; and by gangsta rappers who sell more records when under indictment for assault, rape, or murder than when they are merely posing as violent criminals.
Bayles is a native of Boston and a graduate of Harvard University. She has taught writing at Harvard and at public schools in Boston and Philadelphia. For six years she was a television and art critic for The Wall Street Journal. Her essays and fiction have appeared in the Atlantic Monthly, Harper's, the Brookings Review, the New Criterion, and many other publications. At present Bayles is a producer at New River Media in Washington, D.C.
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José Andrés brings two restaurants to the table here with Jaleo, his popular tapas and paella restaurant, and China Poblano, a mix of Mexican and Chinese foods that include homemade noodles made in front of guests. Scott Conant's two restaurants serve up Italian fare including his famed fresh tomato and basil spaghetti at Scarpetta and some of the best and most creative pizzas in the city at D.O.C.G. Enoteca. Foodies clamor over Wicked Spoon, with its bone marrow right alongside buffet staples.
The property's two sleek towers make a design-forward statement. The Cosmopolitan blends original nightlife (Marquee Nightclub and summer poolside Dayclub); shopping (All Saints Spitalfields, Stitched and Skins 6/2 Cosmetics); and dining (Comme Ça, rustic Italian at Scarpetta, a "secret" table inside Jose Andres' Jaleo, plus a terrific pizza joint with no name) and more, under one roof. Hip surprises abound. Artists may work in plain view planted in a storefront and, sometimes, a pop-up wedding chapel appears. Among the casino's exclusive touches are cabanas with floor-to-ceiling glass walls overlooking the Strip. Even the Cosmopolitan's lobby, with its video-wrapped columns, is a cool place to be seen. Rooms range from 460- square-foot "City" rooms to 3700-square-foot penthouses with wraparound balconies positioned for a clear view of the Bellagio fountains.
"The Cosmo" is a favorite of well-heeled hipsters, young and old. The 2-year-old mid-Strip property is a fresh take on the Vegas casino resort, with well-decorated, spacious, terraced rooms and suites (it was built to be a condo) and casino areas with picture windows that overlook Las Vegas Boulevard. The property has a three-story Chandelier Bar that serves exotic cocktails, art-vending machines, sometimes a "pop-up" wedding chapel. The Wicked Spoon buffet and the more than 60,000-square-foot Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub are big draws as well. Rooms start at about $150.
The Cosmo's slogan -– "Just the right amount of wrong" –- signals that it's a place to check inhibitions at the front door. The 2-year-old upscale resort was built as a party palace, with a three-level bar, nightclubs, day-club pool parties, performance venue and an easy-to-navigate casino that attracts a hip crowd. The Cosmo also has what competitors don't: rooms with balconies overlooking the Strip and the Bellagio fountains that are perfect for gatherings that spill outdoors. Add an array of trendy restaurants (tacos and noodles from celeb chef José Andrés at China Poblano, for one), and a shop that sells sock-like slippers for ladies whose feet can't tolerate a long night in five-inch heels. Revelers needn't venture elsewhere. Rooms can go for about $150 on a slow night.


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Chicago Wolves forwards Tim Miller and Michael Davies will be making appearances at three Chicagoland libraries this week as a part of the "Read to Succeed" program presented by Butternut Bread and Vista Health System.
The appearances are scheduled for:
Wed., Jan. 4:
Tim Miller
Summit Public Library
6233 South Archer Road
4:30 p.m.
Orland Park Public Library
14921 South Ravinia Avenue
6:30 p.m.
Michael Davies
Winfield Public Library
0S291 Winfield Road
7 p.m.
The "Read to Succeed" program teaches the importance of recreational reading and encourages children to use the many resources that libraries have to offer. MILLER and DAVIES will speak about the benefits of reading outside the classroom and discuss how it plays an important part in his life as a professional athlete.
Children can win prizes including Wolves hats, pennants and tickets to upcoming games for setting and achieving reading goals. The players will also dress one lucky child in hockey equipment, as well as raffle Wolves prizes and sign autographs.
Throughout the season, more than 17,000 children will participate in the program, with Wolves players making appearances at select libraries throughout the Chicagoland area. More than 600,000 children and 105 libraries have participated in "Read to Succeed" since the program's initiation in 1995.


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Mocs Rededicate Scrappy Moore Field Following Recent Renovations
Scrappy Moore Field, after years of renovations, can finally be called one of the more picturesque football practice fields in the Southeast, if not the country.
The Mocs' practice area has been shifted north several feet with the new segment addition of the Tennessee Riverwalk, but the lost amount of practice area is insignificant. A new privacy fence has been installed around the field, which also sports a new natural grass turf, a new drainage system and a new observation/video tower to review practices. The field is only a five-minute walk from the football locker room in the UTC McKenzie Arena.
The Riverwalk currently begins at the downtown Tennessee Aquarium, crawls along the Tennessee River through the Bluff View Art District, winds its way down Riverside Drive, then past the Manker Patten Tennis Center, around the practice field and into a protected wetland area.
When completed, the Riverwalk will run 12 miles, from Moccasin Bend at the foot of Lookout Mountain to Chickamauga Dam.
The area surrounding Scrappy Moore Field is as enjoyable and scenic as other areas of the Riverwalk. The Riverwalk is the only thing that stands between the practice field and the mighty Tennessee River.
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Are zoos useful and educational or are they a cruel place where animals are kept prisoners? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I think most zoos used to be "cruel" places, because people mostly didn't know or care about the animal's welfare, only their entertainment value (as in the "chimpanzee's tea parties" they used to hold up until not so many years ago). And confining animals in tiny cages where they had nothing to do but pace up and down all day is obviously cruel. But these days most zoos, at least in this country, seem very much improved and genuinely concerned with the animals' welfare as well as (or more than) with making a profit.
There are breeding programmes in many zoos for rare and endangered species. A creature that is not content will usually not breed. We also need to remember that many creatures probably don't have the same feelings about being "kept prisoner" as we do.
It's likely that, in a really good zoo, animals are actually more content than in the wild. Comfortably housed, well fed, protected from predators, free of too much stress, mostly protected from disease and injury, or treated if it does occur, life could hardly be better for many animals. The keepers even try to give them stimulation and interestiong activities to stop them getting bored (You may have seen "Animal Park", about Longleat Safari Park. In some of the episodes the lions were given huge "cat toys", (which they demolished pretty quickly but obviously enjoyed while they lasted); or the monkeys were seen excitedly collecting their real fruit ice lollies in hot weather.
I saw a TV programme once where research was done into what is needed to keep a hen happy! They decided that as long as she had food, shelter, somewhere to make a nest, and an area to scratch around in she was content with surprisingly little room.
Zoo keepers are also learning more about individual differences in what a particular species needs and likes. for example, meerkats depend on each other and need to be in a "family" setting. Flamingoes apparently will not breed unless they are crowded together with plenty of companions. Many small birds, such as budgies, also need to be in a flock and have plenty of space to fly around; while some cats and birds of prey may prefer to laze about for hours on end, just watching the world go by, and find it stressful to be with many others of their kind. Ferrets love ferretting everywhere and need lots of interesting small spaces and tunnels to explore and lots of stimulation. Mice suffer from agrophobia and hate being out in the open with nowhere to hide from danger - they would find such "freedom" terrifying! But a pack of wolves are used to ranging for miles in the wild and would need a larger space with plenty of places to explore or make dens. Bats need a cosy cave - quite small - to chill and hang out together and a decent amount of space to fly around in. And so on...
So, I suppose, whether zoos are good or bad depends on the zoo.
Thank you for the interesting feedback. I agree- some zoos can be terrible places, but most in the U.K ( the ones I know of) provide a comfortable environment for the animals, with features especially made for them. I personally love going to London Zoo, but other naturalists may find them a bit depressing seeing the animals in captivity.
I find it more depressing to see a single budgie alone in a small cage, or a goldfish alone in a small bowl in someone's house. Budgies need other budgies and the ability to fly around together, find mates, set up home. Goldfish need other goldfish to swim with, room to get away somewhere secluded, hiding places from bigger fish. Dogs too, being pack animals (descended from wolves) need companions, a pack leader to follow, obey and look up to, a nice den and other comforts. House cats are more independant, but even a cat likes the security of knowing its owner (or maybe from the cat's point of view its slave!) is around when wanted. Food, a comforting lap, a game or two when in the mood, a friend to say hello to and have a good rub against, favourite hiding places and vantage points, a comfortable, ordered and predictable world... Purrrfect!
Yep, I agree too. All animals need friends!
Some of the zoos you see in the films are really horrible, and that may give the wrong impression to people. But the Zoos I've been to are really cool. However, in other countries people may not take into consideration that animals are just like us-they need a clean, safe place to live and lots of yummy things to eat.
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|on the to Quandry
|Very nice hike!
|Posted Nov 24, 2009 12:03 am
|with my "usual suspects"
|I climbed with my "usual suspect" companions
|Posted Sep 18, 2009 5:20 pm
|Tour de Tenmile
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2009
|The beers at the trail head topped off a fun day
|Posted Aug 10, 2009 1:05 pm
|Pete Castricone
|From Blue Lake
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2009
|2nd summit of Fletcher.
|Posted Aug 8, 2009 10:06 am
|blazed own trail
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2009
|nice day of running around up in this whole area....ended up on top of fletcher..
the wildflowers are really goin off :0
|Posted Aug 7, 2009 9:04 pm
|From Blue Lake
Date Climbed: Jul 10, 2009
|Left from Blue Lakes and climbed up the ridge to the left of the basin to avoid excessive snow in the basin. Couldn't avoid snow near the summit.
|Posted Jul 10, 2009 11:59 pm
|Northeast Slopes via McCullough Gulch
Date Climbed: Jul 28, 2007
|Awesome hike up the valley but gaining the ridge was absolutely brutal. Nothing but scree. My poor Labrador made it all the way up. See trip report.
|Posted Apr 27, 2009 1:12 am
|Blue Lakes
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2008
|Fun solo from Blue Lakes.
|Posted Sep 25, 2008 11:14 pm
|Woodie Hopper
|Blue Lakes
Date Climbed: Sep 16, 2008
|Solo- nice trail to Fletcher. Not a cloud to be seen. Headed over to Drift Peak next.
|Posted Sep 16, 2008 6:38 pm
|via Blue Lakes
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2008
|I saw enough of Mayflower Gulch this winter so decided to get this one from the other side in a short day.
|Posted Sep 7, 2008 8:21 pm
|Pete Castricone
|Drift-Fletcher Combo
|A 12-hour day, much more difficult (and fun) than expected.
|Posted Jul 22, 2008 2:12 pm
|Quick Day on Fletcher
Date Climbed: May 4, 2008
|Fun snow climb up the SE ridge. A little exposure made things more interesting.
|Posted May 28, 2008 11:35 am
|With Quandary & Drift
Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2006
|Traversed the ridge from Quandary, then dropped down off the ridge and climbed Drift Peak. Fun day.
|Posted May 16, 2008 5:44 pm
|SE Slopes
Date Climbed: May 4, 2008
|Fun snow climb w/astrobassman, cheeseburglar and a couple of his friends. Great weather and amazing views.
|Posted May 4, 2008 10:00 pm
|with Drift
Date Climbed: Jun 9, 1990
|This was my first climb of Fletcher. I also climbed Drift that day. I retuned to Fletcher on 8-3-02 & 9-19-04.
|Posted Mar 3, 2008 11:29 pm
|frosty fletcher
Date Climbed: Dec 27, 2007
|climbed fletcher with kiefer. postholing was a pain, but shortlived for colorado winter. we thought we were going to catch a weather up high as we obtained the high plateau of point 13,515, but that was not to be. temps of -5/-10 with a windchill in the -30s made this day lots tougher than the forecast predicted.
hard day, lots of lessons learned.
|Posted Feb 27, 2008 10:02 am
|SE Slopes
Date Climbed: Dec 27, 2007
|Forcasts called for high winds, sub-zero temps and snow. Shanahan96 and myself got to experience all three and some pleasant sunshine in the afternoon. It turned painfully cold on the way out as we donned our headlamps. The summit had to have been around -10. As far as your winter summits go, I was surprised at the amount of physical commitment this peak required. But a good, taxing day none-the-less.
|Posted Dec 28, 2007 8:19 pm
|SE ridge from Blue Lakes
Date Climbed: Sep 29, 2007
|Hiked Fletcher in some early season light snow with some nifty winds, but manageable. Wish we had better views, but visibility opened up enough to get decent views. Traversed over to the east couloir route on Drift.
|Posted Oct 1, 2007 1:07 am
|Sarah Simon
|Southeast Ridge via Blue Lakes
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2007
|This is probably one of my favorite mountain hikes EVER. The approach full of hanging lakes is just mind-blowing. Heavy snow fields. Just an amazing day. The weather held off for us, too; all we got was a sprinkle of rain, despite early-building clouds. Climbing Partners: Janet & Pazit
|Posted Aug 5, 2007 10:01 pm
|After three tries!
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2007
|I've approached Fletcher 3 times and turned back from a blizzard from Blue Lakes, and thwumping avalanches from the Mayflower Gulch side. This I climbed teh rock rib left of teh main gulley from Mayflower Gulch. The rocks were slick as snot from perpetual rain the night before. Clouds rolled in and turned me away from Driftwood, but the clouds seemed stable as I descended so I went up the green south wall of Atlantic Peak nad onto Pacific, then a quick visit to the cute little green horn on the way back to Mayflowwer Gulch.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's tennis team won it's second match in a row today against the Alabama State Hornets. This is the first time this season the Mocs have posted back-to-back wins.
"Anytime you win two in a row, and with a conference win thrown in there, it's obviously a great feeling for us," head coach Carlos Garcia said. "Winning two in a row is something we haven't done this year. I'm happy the guys are able to feel a little success and hopefully gain some confidence."
Chattanooga (4-7, 1-2 SoCon) was unable to start off hot early when they dropped all three of their doubles matches.
After doubles, the Mocs cranked up the pace and took the match with consecutive wins from Gino Delavalle, Luke Saunders, Derrick Brown, and Jorge Varon.
"Today was a team effort," Garcia said. "We had a slow start but the second half of the match we played beautifully. I was happy to see us play as a whole instead of individually."
This is the second time this weekend that the Mocs have dropped the doubles point and came back to win it in the singles.
"It's nice to be singles heavy because there's more points there," Garcia said. "I feel like we need to improve the doubles, because against the good teams we're going to need both facets of the game."
With the momentum rolling Chattanooga hopes to sustain the confidence for Murray State on March 20 at UTC.
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1. Dylan Cleary/Jarred Thompson (ASU) def. Jorge Varon/John Peacey (UTC) 8(7-4),7
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If what we're hearing is true, Jennifer Lawrence could be walking the Golden Globes red carpet solo this Sunday, January 13.
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Heather Scott, a seventh grader from Antlers, launched her balloon as part of the National GEAR UP Week celebration Sept. 10-14. Antlers is one of 30 partner schools currently participating in Eastern Oklahoma State College's GEAR UP for Success program.
All of the Students attached notes to their balloon with a message listing their name, grade and school, as well as their short-term and long-term goals. Scott said her short-term goal was to get better at math, while her long-term goal was to be a cop on the K-9 unit.
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