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Parallel Verses
New International Version
They go from strength to strength, till each appears before God in Zion.
New Living Translation
They will continue to grow stronger, and each of them will appear before God in Jerusalem.
English Standard Version
They go from strength to strength; each one appears before God in Zion.
New American Standard Bible
They go from strength to strength, Every one of them appears before God in Zion.
King James Bible
They go from strength to strength, every one of them in Zion appeareth before God.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
They go from strength to strength; each appears before God in Zion.
International Standard Version
They will walk from strength to strength; each will appear before God in Zion.
NET Bible
They are sustained as they travel along; each one appears before God in Zion.
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
They will go from power to power and the God of gods will be seen in Zion!
GOD'S WORD® Translation
Their strength grows as they go along until each one of them appears in front of God in Zion.
Jubilee Bible 2000
They go forth in a great multitude; and in order, they shall see God in Zion.
King James 2000 Bible
They go from strength to strength, every one of them in Zion appears before God.
American King James Version
They go from strength to strength, every one of them in Zion appears before God.
American Standard Version
They go from strength to strength; Every one of them appeareth before God in Zion.
Douay-Rheims Bible
For the lawgiver shall give a blessing, they shall go from virtue to virtue: the God of gods shall be seen in Sion.
Darby Bible Translation
They go from strength to strength: [each one] will appear before God in Zion.
English Revised Version
They go from strength to strength, every one of them appeareth before God in Zion.
Webster's Bible Translation
They go from strength to strength, every one of them in Zion appeareth before God.
World English Bible
They go from strength to strength. Everyone of them appears before God in Zion.
Young's Literal Translation
They go from strength unto strength, He appeareth unto God in Zion.
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
84:1-7 The ordinances of God are the believer's solace in this evil world; in them he enjoys the presence of the living God: this causes him to regret his absence from them. They are to his soul as the nest to the bird. Yet they are only an earnest of the happiness of heaven; but how can men desire to enter that holy habitation, who complain of Divine ordinances as wearisome? Those are truly happy, who go forth, and go on in the exercise of religion, in the strength of the grace of Jesus Christ, from whom all our sufficiency is. The pilgrims to the heavenly city may have to pass through many a valley of weeping, and many a thirsty desert; but wells of salvation shall be opened for them, and consolations sent for their support. Those that press forward in their Christian course, shall find God add grace to their graces. And those who grow in grace, shall be perfect in glory.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 7. - They go from strength to strength. Their spiritual course is one of continually greater vitality and vigour. Every one of them in Zion appeareth before God. Either "Each in his turn appears to render thanks and praise before God's holy seat on Mount Zion;" or "Each in his turn shall appear before God's throne in the true Zion, heaven."
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
They go from strength to strength,.... Whose strength is in the Lord, and in whose heart are his ways, and who pass through the valley of Baca, and find a well of supply, and pools of blessings there; they renew their spiritual strength; they grow stronger and stronger every step they take; the way of the Lord is strength unto them: or "from army to army", or "from company to company" (d), as Kimchi, alluding to the companies in which they went up to the feasts; see Luke 2:44 when those who were more zealous, or more able to undergo journeys, would outgo the rest, and first overtake one company, and then another, and get to Zion first: or from victory to victory: first overcoming one enemy, and then another, as sin, Satan, and the world, being more than conquerors through him that has loved them: or "from doctrine to doctrine" (e); being led first into one truth, and then into another, as they were able to bear them; and so following on to know the Lord, and increasing in the knowledge of him: or "from class to class" (f); from the lower to an higher form in the school of Christ; so Jarchi interprets it, from school to school; and the Targum, from the sanctuary to the school; compare with this Romans 1:17.
everyone of them in Zion appeareth before God; three times in the year, but not empty, Exodus 34:20 so the saints appear before God in his church below, presenting their persons, souls and bodies, prayers and praises, as holy and spiritual sacrifices unto him; than which nothing is more desirable to them. This is the wished for happiness, and the issue of their travel, toil, and labour; see Psalm 42:2, and they shall appear before him, and in his presence, in the, church above; when Christ shall appear, they shall appear with him in glory, and be like him, and see him as he is; even everyone of them, not one shall be wanting; because he is great in power, not one of them shall fail; and he will present them to his Father, saying,
lo, I and the children thou hast given me: some render the words, "the God of gods will appear", or "be seen in Zion" (g); there Jehovah manifests himself, and grants his gracious presence; this is the mount of the Lord, in which he is and shall be seen, Genesis 22:14.
(d) "de exercitu in exercitum", Pagninus; so Piscator, Junius & Tremellius; "de turma ad turmam": Vatablus, Cocceius. (e) "De doctrina ad doctrinam", so some in Vatablus. (f) "Ex cohorte, vel classe rudiorum et infirmiorum, ad classem adultiorum", Gussetius, p. 725. (g) "videbitur Deus deorum in Sijon", Pagninus Montanus; "videtur Deus deorum in Sion", Musculus; so Sept. and Eth.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
7. The figure of the pilgrim is carried out. As such daily refit their bodily strength till they reach Jerusalem, so the spiritual worshipper is daily supplied with spiritual strength by God's grace till he appears before God in heaven.
appeareth … God—the terms of the requisition for the attendance on the feasts (compare De 16:16),
Psalm 84:7 Additional Commentaries
How Lovely are Your Dwellings!
…6Passing through the valley of Baca they make it a spring; The early rain also covers it with blessings. 7They go from strength to strength, Every one of them appears before God in Zion. 8O LORD God of hosts, hear my prayer; Give ear, O God of Jacob! Selah.…
Cross References
John 1:16
Out of his fullness we have all received grace in place of grace already given.
2 Corinthians 3:18
And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord's glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit.
Exodus 34:23
Three times a year all your men are to appear before the Sovereign LORD, the God of Israel.
Deuteronomy 16:16
Three times a year all your men must appear before the LORD your God at the place he will choose: at the Festival of Unleavened Bread, the Festival of Weeks and the Festival of Tabernacles. No one should appear before the LORD empty-handed:
Psalm 42:2
My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When can I go and meet with God?
Proverbs 4:18
The path of the righteous is like the morning sun, shining ever brighter till the full light of day.
Isaiah 40:31
but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.
Ezekiel 46:9
"'When the people of the land come before the LORD at the appointed festivals, whoever enters by the north gate to worship is to go out the south gate; and whoever enters by the south gate is to go out the north gate. No one is to return through the gate by which they entered, but each is to go out the opposite gate.
Treasury of Scripture
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John 15:2 Every branch in me that bears not fruit he takes away: and every …
2 Corinthians 3:18 But we all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the …
2 Peter 3:18 But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus …
strength to strength. Heb. company to company
Luke 2:24 And to offer a sacrifice according to that which is said in the law …
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Psalm 43:3 O send out your light and your truth: let them lead me; let them …
Deuteronomy 16:16 Three times in a year shall all your males appear before the LORD …
Isaiah 46:13 I bring near my righteousness; it shall not be far off, and my salvation …
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Zechariah 14:16 And it shall come to pass…
John 6:39 And this is the Father's will which has sent me, that of all which …
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What The Market Told Us Today
May 6, 2010
We were told that a trader put in a "B" (for billion) instead of an "M" (for million). Then we're told it was tied to the E-Mini futures. Let's say we're naive enough to believe the B vs M scenario is accurate. The total market capitalization of the US stock market is probably somewhere around $20T. If a billion dollar trade can lead to a decline of 5% of the US stock market, which is equivalent to about $1T or about 7% of GDP, we have a big problem.
It may have been the traders that panicked today. But when Main Street realizes whose mercy they are really at, and to what degree (since it seems 2009 wasn't a good enough lesson), what may result is a real sell off. Uncertainty and risk are solidly embedded in today's equity and real estate markets. Today should be a wake-up call for those that have continued to acquire real estate assets for 5% cap rates that the world has not returned to normal. With the US requiring a solid growth rate just to maintain the current and horrendous unemployment rate, the road back will be long and hard. Aside from pockets of activity, pressure on rents are very likely to remain.
Mix in all the other unknowns which may be coming down the pipes like an implosion of the EUR and cheaper imports from the Euro-zone, further sovereign debt defaults, and retreating retail sales in Q3, a very bumpy road may lie ahead for real estate owners.
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Unfortunately, an event like this is likely to create a flight from the equity markets to the "safety" of commercial real estate, further compressing CAP rates and driving prices up as a result. A very vicious cycle indeed. CoStar posted a timely article about CAP rate compression as item #1 on their newsletter today (http://bit.ly/cpwom4 ). I have been seeing this downward pressure on CAP rates for quite a while now and scratching my head because the increase in values is certainly counter-intuitive. Obviously, more demand and less product equals increased prices. The question is why is there an increased demand? My answer: impatience. People are tired of getting 0.25% in money market accounts. People are tired of keeping their money on the sideline waiting for "distressed" opportunities. This impatience has lead to people jumping into a market with limited supply, creating artificially inflated CRE prices. Just my $0.02.

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Bridge construction is moving forward on the Morsches Park Blue River Trail extension project. According to Columbia City Community Development Director Jeff Walker, bridge construction began Oct. 23. A bearing beam was placed on the three helicals on each end of the bridge at the embankment. The two main ŌĆ£IŌĆØ beams were then set on the bearing beams as the braces were connected. Pictured is the recent construction made on the side railing and the bridge deck.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Real estate signs have been coming up missing in Columbia City, resulting in upset clients and hundreds to thousands of dollars lost by real estate businesses.
Esther Smith, with Columbia CityŌĆÖs LT Real Estate, said six signs in the city were lost Saturday.
ŌĆ£They were all signs in the city downtown streets like Main Street and Oak Street,ŌĆØ said Smith.
United WayŌĆÖs 2012 campaign, Live United, is underway. Cindy Baker, Whitley CountyŌĆÖs executive director, is working with local businesses, individuals and organizations to reach the countyŌĆÖs goal of $190,000. Funds raised will go toward various nonprofit groups and programs in the county. Worrick and Keiser are working as part of the United Way of Whitley CountyŌĆÖs campaign to reach out to small businesses for financial support. To give to the Live United campaign, call 244-6454.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö A routine probation check turned into the arrest of 13 people Saturday southwest of Tri-Lakes.
The probation check, led by Whitley County SheriffŌĆÖs Deputy Cory Patrick and Indiana State Police Trooper Andrew Mills, was at the residence of John Whitehead, 3985 E. Burd Road.
Police didnŌĆÖt find Whitehead at the residence, but found several people, who they believed to be drinking underage.
Patrick, Mills and several other deputies converged on the group, which was located in the woods on the property.
Read more of the story in today's edition of The Post & Mail
Whitley County saw its first sign of winter precipitation today with blowing sleet and snow in the early morning hours. The National Weather Service reported the first signs of snow at 3:54 a.m. Weather reports show sleet changing over to rain by 8 a.m. with strong winds continuing.
William H. Schnepp, 82, of Columbia City, passed away at 1:45 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012, at his home. Born March 6, 1930, in Monroeville, he was the son of Henry and Evah (Rich) Schnepp.
He graduated from Roanoke High School with the class of 1948. He was honorably discharged from the U.S. Army where he served with the Military Police in Korea.
On June 9, 1953, he married Elizabeth R. Battershell in Roanoke. A farmer in Allen and Huntington counties, he was employed by International Harvester as an assembly worker for 31 years.
Marilyn Jane Messmann, 66, of Columbia City, passed away suddenly Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, at Parkview Whitley Hospital, Columbia City.
Born September 20, 1946, in Fort Wayne, she was the daughter of Virgil W. and Marie Eva (Smith) Jones.
She graduated from New Haven High School with the class of 1964 and Ravenscroft Beauty College, Fort Wayne.
On Nov. 21, 1973, she married Dennis L. Messmann in Fort Wayne.
A former Fort Wayne resident, she resided in Columbia City since November of 1981.
Norman Lee Campbell, 85, of La Porte passed away Saturday Oct. 27, 2012, at his home.
He was born on July 16, 1927, in Jay County, to Irvin and Lilly (Hiestand) Campbell.
He married Eloise E. Keirn, his bride of 63 years on June 29, 1949, in Fort Wayne; she survives.
Norman graduated from Bryant High School in Bryant, and served his country honorably in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
He was a golden-glove boxer in the Navy.
Norman was a self-employed general contractor for more than 60 years.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Despite the outbreak of fungal meningitis affecting clinics in Indiana, Whitley County remains in the clear. Cases of illnesses and deaths are soon expected to take a drastic downward spiral.
According to Whitley County Health Officer Dr. Lisa Hatcher, three lots of contaminated methylprednisolone acetate, a steroid prepared by the New England Compounding Center (NECC), of Framingham, Mass. was the cause of several cases affecting a total of 18 states.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Area high school students morphed into zombies Saturday to converge on PaigeŌĆÖs Crossing for Columbia City High SchoolŌĆÖs zombie prom, sponsored by CCHS show choirs.
The dancing dead ate zombie-themed foods such as blood punch, flayed-skin cheeseball and bandaged big toes.
Candace Lemke, a show choir parent, coordinated the food. She said, ŌĆ£The food is zombie inspired. ItŌĆÖs all in good fun. It may sound gross, but it tastes good.ŌĆØ
The event was a fundraiser for the choir program and was open to all CCHS and Eagle Tech Academy students and their guests.


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|FHWA > Engineering > Pavements > Publications
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Primary Topic: Pavement Data Collection
Description: The knowledge of traffic loads is a prerequisite for the pavement analysis process, especially for the development of load-related distress prediction models. Furthermore, the emerging mechanistically based pavement performance models and pavement design methods (such as the anticipated 2002 Pavement Design Guide) require the knowledge of the load spectra acting on the pavement during its lifespan.
This report describes a procedure for obtaining axle load spectra for Long-Term Pavement Performance (LTPP) sections. The procedure has been demonstrated and evaluated by applying it to 12 LTPP sections for which different amounts of monitoring traffic data were available. Typically, for the majority of LTPP sections, there are only a few years for which the traffic load data were collected by automated equipment in the mid-1990s. To obtain axle load spectra for all in-service years, traffic loads must be projected: backcasted (for the years before the installation of traffic monitoring equipment) and forecasted (for the years after the automated equipment no longer provides data).
This report also contains a review of the evolution of motor carrier technology (in terms of economical and political changes, regulatory changes in vehicle weights and dimensions, and engineering changes) and its impact on traffic loads, and a proposal to develop and use new summary statistical measures and tools for the management of load spectra. Major findings and recommendations include:
See also FHWA-RD-03-094, Estimating Cumulative Traffic Loads, Volume II: Traffic Data Assessment and Axle Load Projection for the Sites with Acceptable Axle Weight Data, Final Report for Phase 2.
FHWA Publication Number: FHWA-RD-00-054
Publication Year: 2000
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Welcome to Little Star Preschool and Daycare! We are a licensed center through the State of Michigan located in Liberty School. We currently have a Preschool/Begindergarten Room (ages 3-5), an Early Preschool Room (ages 2-3 years), an Infant/Toddler Room (ages 0-2 years), and a Large Motor Room. In the Preschool/Begindergarten Room we offer 2 programs, a Preschool program and a Begindergarten program. Our Begindergarten program operates within the Preschool program. Both programs use the Handwriting Without Tears curriculum, Zoophonics curriculum, and are theme-based. Our Begindergarten program offers additional Math and Numbers, Language and Literacy, Reading A-Z and Journal Writing as additional components. The Begindergarten program is held in the morning with a 4 or 5 day option, and is designed to transition children to the all-day kindergarten concept. Both, our Preschool and Begindergarten programs, have half day or full day options. We use the gym once a week and have access to the football field, track, tennis courts, baseball fields, and courtyard for other play areas when we go outside for recess in addition to our Large Motor Room where we have a climber. We also offer hot lunch service/milk through Saline Area Schools each day for an additional $3.10 per day that lunch is needed. We take several walking field trips per school year to the other school buildings for special functions.
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On Thursday, the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) announced it would be awarding a $30,000 grant to Queen City Angels to start an angel investing group in the Appalachian region.
The announcement was made at The Ohio State University South Center Endeavor Center, during the Southern Ohio Business Showcase. Making the announcement was Earl Gohl, Federal Co-Chairman of the Appalachian Regional Commission.
"Today we're announcing a grant of $235,000 where we are going to provide support for the creation of five angel funds throughout Appalachia. We are providing cash to the Queen City Angels out of Cincinnati to expand their operations into Appalachia,Ohio" Gohl said.
According to www.qca.com, "the Queen City Angels (QCA) is the first group of experienced, accredited investors committed to accelerating the growth of outstanding early-stage businesses in the Cincinnati area and the surrounding region, via smart investments capable of producing a substantial return.
Our Angels currently include a substantial number of business leaders from the region, counting many former CEOs and founders of successful companies as investors. QCA members are eager to apply their talent and expertise to mentoring and coaching as well as to funding the right ventures."
"We recognize this is not a lot of money, but it's the start of some money, the start of some ideas," Gohl said. "We know that about $20 billion a year was invested in about 62,000 start-ups in 2010, by angel funds. We also know that between 10 and 15,000 angels participate in angel funds. If Appalachia is going to participate in this national economic recovery, we can't be sitting around lagging behind everyone else. We need to get moving"
Gohl said the first down payment on getting Appalachia moving is this grant.
"We see this as providing real access to capital for investments. It also provides technical assistance to communities and to businesses."
Among those in attendance was Tony Shipley, founder of the Queen City Angels.
"One of the things we were asked to do is think about, how we would set this type of organization up in Piketon. We've basically created a straw-man, based on the founding principals that we used to setup the queen city angel group," Shipley said. "Over the next two or three month period we'll be working with Megan (Barnes, the Ohio State University South Centers) and other potential angels in this community to figure out criteria for people who would want to be apart of this group."
He said once the details have been worked out the information will be presented to the investor community to seek participation.
"These guys (Queen City Angels) have a history of doing great work and have a solid organization. These guys have a track record and a long history of successful work. We are building this out of experience, instead of trying to grow our own," Gohl said. "This is not the answer to everyone's economic challenges, this is one more tool. We think that as we move down the road with the recovery that, there will be more angel networks developed."
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Why Most Presidential Horserace Polls Are Rubbish
Datech Guy explains why most presidential horserace polls are, to put it politely, worse than useless:
For the last two weeks we have been treated to the narrative that Barack Obama is surging at the polls, Mitt Romney is in trouble and unless there is a massive change in direction it is all over.
Simply put this is a lie.
Of all the polls you have seen, there is one poll that has gotten no attention, it is a poll that has been taken monthly, it is a poll that Doug Ross spotted and promoted on his site. It is the Rasmussen Poll of party identification.
They have party identification results online dating back to 2004. Here are the 2012 numbers through August
That shows a GOP advantage in registration this year but you might say: "Hey, Datechguy, you've been hitting polls all year, why can't THIS poll be wrong?"
That's a good question, we can answer it by asking another question: Does this poll of party identification correspond with the results of national elections?
Lets take a look:
Go here to read the brilliant rest. Most presidential horserace polls are assuming a Democrat advantage at the polls this fall of D-7, which is the advantage the Democrats had in 2008. That simply isn't going to happen after the failed Obama Presidency. In 2010 the parties had roughly equal amounts turn out at the polls. I imagine that the election result this year will range from parity to a D-2 advantage. Assuming Romney wins the independents, as most polls show him doing, a D-2 electorate would lead to a Romney victory. Parity would be a Reagan 1980 landslide.
7 Responses to Why Most Presidential Horserace Polls Are Rubbish
The prospect of a Romney landslide is potentially a pretty alarming one. The media has been bleating, "Close race! Close race!" for so long now that an overwhelming Romney victory could trigger a riotous response from the losers.
Of course, if Romney wins a real squeaker, it'll be Y2K all over again, on steroids. Let's shoot for a 7% margin in the popular vote, like in 2008… 😉
Here's another site that shows the real numbers when properly weighed.


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Section 1.30: Deer Management Assistance Permits
Statutory authority: Environmental Conservation Law, §§ 3-0301, 11-0303, 11-0701, 11-0715, 11-0903, 11-0907, 11-0909, 11-0911, 11-0913, 11-0917, 11-1103
[Last Amended: August 27, 2014]
§1.30 Deer Management Assistance Permits.
(a) Purpose
(b) General Provisions
(c) Open Season
(d) License Requirements.
(e) Legal Harvest.
(f) Permit Eligibility
(g) Application Procedures.
(h) Tag Issuance and Procedures.
(i) Manner of Taking, Transporting, and Reporting.
(j) Other Regulations
This section contains the administrative procedures for the issuance and use of Deer Management Assistance Permits. These permits offer an additional tool for the management of the white-tailed deer resource in New York State. A Deer Management Assistance Permit (DMAP) is a special permit issued to a land/resource manager, or a group of land/resource managers, whose property is in need of site specific deer management efforts, and who meet the eligibility criteria established herein. With each DMAP, the Department will issue antlerless deer tags for use on lands owned and/or controlled by the permit holder. Deer taken under a DMAP are in addition to any deer an individual may otherwise legally take.
The provisions of this section shall apply to the taking of antlerless deer, as described below in subdivision 1.30(e), by longbow, crossbow, muzzleloader or firearm pursuant to a DMAP as provided by Environmental Conservation Law (ECL) section 11-0903, subdivision 11. The general provisions contained in articles 11 and 71 of the ECL, except as otherwise noted herein, relating to hunting hours, the manner of taking, tagging, possession, transporting, reporting and other hunting regulations, shall apply to the hunting and taking of antlerless deer pursuant to this section.
DMAPs are valid during any open deer season established in accordance with sections 11-0903 or 11-0907 of the ECL, except the early archery season occurring in September in the Northern Zone.
No person shall hunt or take antlerless deer under the authority of a DMAP unless they are licensed to hunt deer during the appropriate hunting season.
Only wild deer without antlers or having antlers measuring less than three inches in length ("antlerless deer") may be taken under the authority of a DMAP.
Only one application may be submitted per land/resource manager or group of land/resource managers per year. To be eligible for a DMAP, the applicant(s) must meet one of the following criteria:
(1) The applicant(s) owns or controls land(s) where agricultural deer damage has been documented or can be documented by the Department; or
(2) The applicant is a municipality that has a documented deer problem and a Department approved plan for deer management. Participating properties within the municipality need not be contiguous, but the municipality must be the named applicant; or
(3) The applicant(s) owns or controls land(s) where deer damage to significant natural plant communities has been documented or can be documented by the Department. Such damage must be identified in an existing land management plan for the property; or
(4) The applicant(s) owns or controls at least 100 acres of land contained in one or more parcels all sharing a contiguous boundary where forest regeneration is negatively impacted by deer. This negative impact must be identified in an existing forest and/or land management plan for the property. Parcels of less than 100 acres may also be considered, if enrolled in the Real Property Tax Law Section 480a program. Two or more landowners may cooperate to meet the acreage requirements; or
(5) The applicant(s) owns or controls at least 1000 acres of land contained in one or more parcels all sharing a contiguous boundary. Two or more landowners may cooperate to meet the acreage requirements. A deer management plan specifically designed for the property must be submitted to and approved by the appropriate regional office of the Department.
Application for a DMAP shall be made through the DEC regional wildlife office in the Region where the land(s) is located. Application forms, permit summary cards, antlerless deer carcass and report tags will be supplied by the Department. There is no fee for the application and issuance of a DMAP. All applications are subject to the following requirements:
(1) Application postmark deadline is September 1 prior to the opening of the big game hunting seasons for that license year. Applications not meeting this deadline will be considered at the discretion of the Department.
(2) Each application must designate one person to be the named "permit holder" who will serve as the contact for all communication with the Department. This person must have authority to represent all parties having a controlling interest in deer hunting activities on the property(s) identified in the application. This person shall be responsible for the distribution of all DMAP tags and provide other information the Department may deem necessary under the permit.
(3) The application form must include the Farm Service Agency (FSA) number or the tax map identification number as recorded in the county clerk's office for the property(s) included in the DMAP application.
(4) Each application shall describe the background and scope of the deer problem or state the deer management goals and the reasons why such goals cannot be met through standard hunting seasons and permits. Where a deer management plan is not otherwise required under this section, such a plan may be required at the discretion of the Department.
(5) Information regarding past deer harvests, existing conditions, and deer management objectives within the Wildlife Management Unit(s) in which the application is applied for, will be considered each year to determine DMAP eligibility.
(6) Nothing in this section shall be construed as requiring or obligating the Department to issue DMAPs when in its opinion the nuisance problem will not be effectively abated thereby or when in its opinion the deer management goals of the applicant can effectively be met though effective utilization of existing deer hunting opportunities.
(h) Tag Issuance and Procedures.
Under a DMAP, a specified number of antlerless deer carcass and report tags will be issued to the applicant in accordance with the following:
(1) The maximum number of tags issued will be no more than one for every 50 acres of land identified in a DMAP. At the discretion of the Department, additional tags may be issued for instances of deer damage that are documented or can be documented by the Department.
(2) DMAP tag(s) are valid only on the land(s) specified in the DMAP.
(3) Deer taken under this subdivision are in addition to the one deer per year authorized in section 11-0907 of this title.
(4) No more than two DMAP tags may be used per hunter per year, except that the Department, in its discretion, may authorize the use of up to two additional tags per hunter in Wildlife Management Units where the Buck Take is expected to significantly exceed the Buck Take Objective. For those permits where more than two tags per hunter may be used, the permit conditions shall state the number of tags allowed per hunter.
(5) DMAP tags may not be sold.
(6) It shall be the responsibility of the permit holder to distribute all DMAP tags. DMAP tags shall not be transferred or reissued other than by the permit holder.
(i) Manner of Taking, Transporting, and Reporting.
(1) Immediately upon taking a deer under the authority of a deer management assistance permit (DMAP), the taker must use a pen to sign the carcass tag and fill in all information on the carcass tag. The carcass tag must be attached to the deer, except the carcass tag does not need to be attached while the deer is actually being dragged to a camp, dwelling, or point where transportation is available. The carcass tag must not be removed until the deer is prepared for consumption. The taker must report each harvested deer to the permit holder.
(2) Antlerless deer taken pursuant to this section must not be transported without the carcass tag attached to it except in accordance with the provisions of subdivisions 4 and 5 of section 11-0911 of the ECL.
(3) The permit holder is responsible for submitting to the department a report of all harvested deer taken under the authority of their DMAP within five business days of the close of the deer hunting season in the area where the DMAP has been issued.
All information requested on the DMAP application must be complete in order to receive consideration. The Department may revoke or suspend a DMAP where it is obtained through fraud, or where it is obtained by persons not entitled to a DMAP, or where false statements are made in applying for a DMAP. Failure to comply with conditions of the DMAP and/or violations of the fish and wildlife law may result in revocation of a DMAP and/or denial of future DMAP applications at the discretion of the Department.


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Professor Hank Greely is quoted in Bloomberg News on the need to complete research on stem-cell therapy.
California's government-run stem-cell research agency, on course to spend $3 billion in taxpayer money to find treatments for some of the world's most intractable diseases, is pushing to accelerate human testing before its financing runs out.
For the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, time is growing short to fund research that demonstrates the potential of stem cells to help treat everything from cancer to heart disease to spinal cord injuries.
Nevertheless, the stem-cell agency's go-commercial push is warranted, said Hank Greely, a professor specializing in biomedical issues at Stanford Law School who heads California's Human Stem Cell Research Advisory Committee.
"It's bold but I think worth trying," Greely said.
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Nonsense, Mullins said. Standing up would have been suicide.
U.S. Rep. Frank Lucas presented him with a Silver Star last week, more than 40 years after Mullins helped save two fellow soldiers in a downed helicopter in Laos during the Vietnam War.
His citation was lost when records detailing the event burned. He finished his military career assuming the award was denied. But a chance meeting with a former commander a few years ago restarted the process that resulted in recognition Lucas said was long overdue.
"It was a great honor to present Maj. Mullins with the Silver Star award," Lucas said. "Mullins has a remarkable story and I am extremely grateful to him for serving our country so courageously in the Vietnam War. His gallant action in the war was very brave and his actions are a true testament to the veterans who have put their own lives in harm's way to protect this country."
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Portland indie-folk artist Laura Veirs will arrive in Bend Wednesday to play her gorgeous songs at the Tower Theatre. (There are a couple places in the article where it says the show is Tuesday. Oops. Ignore that. It's Wednesday.) I spoke with her about her new baby and her seventh album, "July Flame," which was released early this year and is a return to the folksier sound of her early work.
Stripping away some of the fancy production of past albums was the goal from the beginning, Veirs said, for two main reasons.
One, she wanted to challenge herself.
"This last album was quite a challenge for me to write because I'd written seven albums," she said. "I'd played these chords hundreds of times, so it was like, 'OK, I need to change the tuning on my instrument. I need to write on a different instrument. I need to surprise myself.' I think that's where the good art comes, when you yourself feel surprised and engaged in something new, because that's what resonates with other people."
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California folk singer Rita Hosking will visit Sisters Saturday night to kick off the new season of HarmonyHouse concerts. My colleague David Jasper spoke to Hosking about what HarmonyHouse denizens can expect.
"We do mostly my original songs, which range from uptempo to pretty slow," she explained. "It's all very country-folk, and so it's all acoustic, and you'll often hear a lot of harmonies; they sing along with me.
"We also do some covers and banjo-fiddle tune instrumentals thrown in here and there. It makes for a nice, diversified show for an acoustic group. We do lots of different things. We can rock out a little bit, or play old-time music or bluegrass. I like to do folk ballads. We do it all."
Click here to read the whole thing and to check out HarmonyHouse's lineup for the season.
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Remarkable Trees – and Birds – of Virginia
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The report considers:
- how effective family learning programmes are in raising the standards of literacy/numeracy of young children;
- whether there is consistency in the quality of delivery of family learning programmes;
- what progress is made by adults in improving their own literacy/numeracy standards;
- what constitutes best practice in the delivery of family learning programmes;
- the extent to which the programmes lead to better follow-up support for those children who need it; and
- the extent to which the programmes provide value for money.
The Welsh Government should:
- revise the operation of the grant programme to incentivise learner progression from taster sessions to short engagement courses and then to longer accredited programmes;
- stipulate a minimum number of hours for taster sessions and short engagement programmes;
- require providers to set progression targets, collect data and measure outcomes;
- restrict the number of times a learner can attend taster sessions and short engagement courses in order to encourage progression;
- revise grant guidelines and claim forms to require family learning providers to return enough data to the Welsh Government that will allow benchmarking of outcomes; and
- revise the guidelines on adult participants to allow those who have skills at level 1 to join the programme, where the school has identified that their children would benefit from parental support.
Local authorities should:
- work with other partners to set recruitment targets that focus on those most in need;
- analyse recruitment data in order to set challenging recruitment targets for the future;
- collect data on the take-up rate among those children who are identified as eligible;
- monitor the progress of children who have been identified for the family programmes but who have not taken part, as well as those who have completed them;
- ensure that joint strategic planning maximises the use of all resources, including venues;
- include family programmes in CYPP plans; and
- quality assure family programmes at a strategic level.
Providers should:
- collect learner data by gender and develop a plan to address the shortfall of men participating in family programmes;
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- set targets for learner progression from taster/engagement short courses to long programmes.
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You can read the following examples of best practice in the main body of the report:
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The former Wolves netminder was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule to discuss the American Hockey League's new rules, how they might affect who is on the ice, and what he expects from next season's squad.
Of all the new rules, which should we expect to be the most significant in the 2014-15 season??
The biggest thing we'll see is overtime moved to seven minutes and eventually moving to three shooters [in the shootout]. The 4-on-4 and 3-on-3 should be exciting and shorten overtime up. We'll see strategy, such as more speed and skill, as overtime goes on. The smaller rules, like when the helmet gets knocked off players have to get it back on right away, should help limit concussions.
Of all the offseason moves so far, what is one that was crucial for the Wolves?
Having Pat Cannone and Shane Harper back is important, as they were on our top line last year. But everyone is a year older and we expect guys to step up.
Who do you expect to take the next step?
Ty Rattie had a great rookie year and we expect him to build on it. A lot of guys should have improved years, and some of them have a lot to prove.
Is there a sense of balance you hope to have with this year's team?
We have a great player in (Terry) Broadhurst who joins us. We feel we're going to be a really well-balanced team. This team has the potential to score a lot of points. Maybe not league-leading, but definitely a handful of guys with a lot of points.
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A vacant house went up in flames just before 2 a.m. Wednesday on Dupont Avenue North near 38th Avenue.
The same fire spread to a second house that was occupied.
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If the media were to examine what actually happened in the four recent Super Puma accidents since 2009 in the North Sea, it would understand a lot better than it does what kind of situation Eurocopter – and the oil support helicopter operators – are facing following the 23 September accident at Sumburgh.
At present the press is just lumping all the quoted events together as "crashes" with no attempt to understand the very different levels of risk they presented to those on board in each case, and what continuing risk is indicated by these occurrences for the Super Puma fleet as a whole.
Puma helicopters have been in service since the early 1970s, and their safety record with military and civil operators all over the world since then has borne comparison with any other type doing the same work.
The first "recent" North Sea Super Puma event was in February 2009. It was non-fatal, and was the result of a crew mis-perception of how close they were to the sea at night while they were approaching an oil rig. The cause was an optical illusion presented by the reflection of the rig's lights on the sea surface. The aircraft hit the sea at low speed and floated. Everyone got out safely.
But the accident in April the same year, was horrific. The main gearbox failed catastrophically in the cruise at 2,000ft, the rotor ripped off and the fuselage fell like a stone into the sea off Peterhead. All 16 on board died of impact injuries.
A severe compounding shock to the industry from that accident was the fact that the helicopter's health and usage monitoring systems (HUMS) had given no warning to the crew or the operator that such a serious event was imminent. This shook faith in HUMS' effectiveness to the core.
With such a painful event still in people's memory, when an accident like the 23 August CHC Super Puma crash in the sea near Sumburgh occurs, it's natural to look for precursors or indicators.
Superficially, the 2009 disaster could be a relevant precursor, especially because it is the same marque of Super Puma - an AS332L2 – as at Peterhead, but on closer inspection it's not at all likely to be. If the main rotor had detached at Sumburgh, everyone on board would also have died of impact injuries. In fact there were 14 survivors, and it seems unlikely that the four that died will have received their fatal injuries through impact alone.
Now let's look at the two other recent Super Puma North Sea events. They were both non-fatal precautionary ditchings. The main gearbox oil pressure dropped, the crews turned on the emergency gearbox lubrication system but received no indication it was working, and made the decision to ditch.
The Air Accident Investigation Branch discovered that, in both cases, the emergency lubrication system was working, which would have given the crews 30min flying time to get them back to base – if they had known it was working. So the standby safety system worked, but the indicator didn't. The crews made the right decision according to what they knew, and no-one was hurt.
Following those two ditchings the Super Puma model affected – the EC225LP – was grounded until the fault that caused the main gearbox oil pressure failure was understood and an inspection regime approved while Eurocopter redesigns the errant component and tests it. Just over a month ago in July the model was cleared back into service. Now it has been grounded again because of a loss of confidence in the Super Puma range as a whole, although the Sumburgh machine was a different marque.
When you work out what is happening here, the grounding decision has been influenced primarily by a fear of the unknown: what caused Sumburgh? As soon as the AAIB is sure of the answer, the Super Puma fleet or part of it, will be cleared to fly again after the completion of checks relating to what was discovered.
Behind the fear is the knowledge that helicopters – all types – are more vulnerable to critical single-point failures than fixed wing aviation is. That may be a rational concern, but no-one is suggesting helicopter flying as a whole should be stopped.
Meanwhile the decisions regarding the Super Puma fleet should be influenced by rational deduction based on technical knowledge and operational risk assessment, not a primitive desire for a scapegoat.


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Bohemia Interactive developers Martin Pezlar and Ivan Buchta, arrested last year in Greece for spying, have returned home to the Czech Republic. DayZ creator Dean Hall tweeted an image of the pair at the airport, stating, "They're home! And smiling!"
Pezlar and Buchta spent 128 days in a Greek jail. They were released from prison earlier this week after posting bail of €5,000 ($6,686) each.
Though Pezlar and Buchta are now home, they are not out of the woods just yet. Bohemia Interactive's Ota Vrtatko told Kotaku this week that their trial is on the horizon. It was previously stated that the pair faced a 20-year prison sentence if convicted. It is not clear if this remains the case.


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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, May 8, 2006 The top U.S. military general told members of The Citadel's graduating class accepting commissions into the military on May 6 they're serving their country in its time of need and offered them his own personal formula for leadership success.
"Your country needs you. We are at war," Marine Gen. Peter Pace told members of the Charleston, S.C., state military college's 2006 graduating class who elected to become military officers - about one-third of the class.
"I promise you when you put your hand in the air and take the oath, that you will never regret having done so," he said. "Whether you spend four or 40 years in uniform, you will service this country in a great time of need. And your children and your grandchildren, when you look upon them, will know what you have done, and you will know what you have done."
Every admiral and general on active duty, and many who have retired, would jump at the chance to switch places with the ensigns and lieutenants just beginning their military careers, the chairman said. "Because what you are about to do is going to be one heck of a ride, and those of us who have walked that path before you would do it again in a heartbeat," he said.
Pace offered the 397 graduates his personal formula for success: Grow where you are planted; check your moral compass regularly; make decisions; and take care of those in your charge. It's a formula he said applies regardless of what path people choose in life, and whether they serve their country in uniform or as private citizens.
Even if the job you're given isn't your first choice, he said, if you tackle it with professionalism and give it your best, you'll find it fulfilling and you'll advance. "There are more good jobs than there are good people," Pace said. "And those of you who tackle whatever is given to you with all your strength and all your heart will shine and will get the next good job."
Pace urged the graduates to evaluate their fundamental beliefs frequently throughout their careers. "I have seen it in combat as well as in peace," he said. "If you do not know who you are walking into a situation, you might not like who you are when you are done.
"The time to decide who you are and what you will let yourself do is not when somebody gets shot, is not when your wingman gets shot down," he told the group. "It's before you get in that situation so you have an anchor to hold onto."
The general urged the graduates to have the courage to make decisions. He cited his own initial hesitation to do so as a young lieutenant in Vietnam, and the quick education his company commander gave him, along with the "butt chewing of my life."
Pace said he promised himself that day that if he ever got into trouble again, it would be from going too far rather than not far enough. "Fundamentally, it is true in both civilian and military life that it's easier to get forgiveness than permission," he said. "Just go do it. That's why you are getting paid. That's why you are there. Make decisions."
Finally, Pace offered what he called the most basic of his leadership principles: Take care of those in your charge. Whether you're in charge of one person or 1,000 or more, it's important to remember that your people look to you for leadership, he told the group.
"Do all in your power to understand what their needs are and as best as you can to provide it for them," he said. It won't always be possible to do everything they'd like or know everything they need, but the important thing is that your people recognize that you've got their best interests at heart, he said.
That recognition will carry you "even when you can't get it right," and will create a cohesiveness you could never order, Pace said.
"Your organization will bind together as a team better than you could ever demand," he said. "And (your people) will freely give to you more than you could ever demand, simply by (your) doing the right thing, which is to take care of those in your charge."
Pace praised the 2006 graduating class and urged them to remember the lessons they've learned as they launch their careers. "It is great to look out on this sea of faces and to know that you are ready to take on the challenges that lie ahead," he said.
The chairman accepted an honorary doctor of military science degree during the ceremony.
"I accept on behalf of 2.4 million incredible young men and women who serve in our Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Guard and Reserve," he said. "And especially to those wonderful leaders and mentors of mine who I know let me learn from my mistakes and let me learn by their example and made it possible for me to stand before you today as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff."
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NRA influence
I strongly suspect a majority (or at least a plurality) of National Rifle Association funding comes from gun manufacturers.
Given the high number of deaths from shooting in the U.S, it is, therefore, curious that a group of gun manufacturers have such strong sway over the gun control issue in this country. It is time for some investigative reporting on the sources of NRA funding.
I think the results of that reporting would embarrass the NRA and greatly diminish its influence. I also suspect the NRA does not reflect the wishes of the majority of its members on gun control.
It is most likely that the NRA primarily reflects the wishes of gun manufacturers. Some polling research of NRA members on this issue is needed. The results of this research, too, are likely to embarrass the NRA and diminish its political influence over gun control issues.
With its exaggerated and stringent positions on gun control, the NRA acts against the welfare of the majority of American citizens. So many deaths by guns is not in the interest of our country.
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Betsy Bonoff Menders says the Program in Women's Oncology was a "second family" to her mother, Barbara Bonoff, who spent countless hours in the Program's Infusion Center to receive chemotherapy treatment. When Betsy was also diagnosed with cancer, she too put her faith in Women & Infants.
The regard both mother and daughter developed for the Program in Women's Oncology's caregivers as well as the empathy they felt for other women battling the disease inspired them to help the hospital. In 2003, when Barbara Bonoff – the co-founder of the former Warwick Musical Theatre – passed away, her family asked loved ones to make contributions to The Program in her honor. Then, Betsy learned last year about a campaign to build a new Infusion Center for the Program. She reached out to her friends and those of her mother, asking them to support the project. Donations poured into the program.
In total, gifts made in their names surpass $70,000. "It makes me feel so blessed that we have so many people in our lives who love us and would make a donation in my mom's honor," says Betsy. Many of the gifts came from friends and business associates of Barbara and her husband, Burton "Buster" Bonoff, who ran the Warwick Musical Theatre.
Founded in 1955, the theater was a Rhode Island landmark, bringing Las Vegas headliners and Broadway hits to the state for decades. One of the donations to the hospital made in memory of Barbara Bonoff came from Roger Vorce, Liberace's personal agent. Betsy says each donor's name brought back fond memories.
"I know my mother will be smiling from heaven knowing that - with the help of people in her life - women who are in the position she once was will now have a beautiful facility to receive treatment," says Betsy.
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Dear editor,
I live off PJ Adams Parkway, and think it's ridiculous that we will have to wait two or more years for this road to be fixed. By then, the road will be so bad it will be considered a dirt road.
Somebody needs to do something now.
I would limit semi truck use from Highways 90 to 85; the weight of these trucks tears the road faster.
Has anyone thought about putting a sidewalk on PJ Adams from Antioch Elementary to Highway 85?
So many people have to walk in the grass, and I see a lot of women with strollers and children having to walk along the road with no shoulder. This is very dangerous, and it's a wonder someone has not been hit yet.
What are all these taxes we pay going for? Stop talking and let's see some action.


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Environmental Studies Info?
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