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Experts recently told postal regulatory commission ending Saturday mail will harm small town America.
Just a short time ago the leadership of the United States Postal Service said that it may decide to cut Saturday delivery of mail to homes and businesses in an effort to fortify sagging revenues.
However, in front of a hearing of the Postal Regulatory Commission earlier this week witnesses said that the Postal Service has failed to take into account the effect of the loss of that service mail delivery upon small town America, and has overlooked new the competition it will spur from newspaper carrier forces if it drops Saturdays.
The Commission is hearing testimony on the Postal Service's proposal to repeal a law requiring six-day mail delivery. Postmaster General John Potter has said that if Congress relaxes the constraint, USPS will drop Saturday mail delivery in 2011. The PRC will issue its recommendation in October.
The change could affect Sun Advocate subscribers who are in a two day mail delivery cycle from Price, placing the delivery of their papers to at least the next Monday.
Al Cross, director of the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues, based at the University of Kentucky, testified that rural Americans are more heavily dependent upon the mail than their urban cousins.
"Reducing the quality of postal service will reduce the quality of life in rural America, making it a less attractive place to live. The resulting out-migration, and suppression of in-migration, will contribute to population loss and stagnation in rural counties and add to suburban sprawl that drains other public resources," Cross said.
National Newspaper Association postal expert Max Heath affirmed Cross's viewpoint. He challenged comments that Postal Service witness Sam Pulcrano made recently during PRC hearings about rural citizens. Heath is NNA's Postal Committee chairman, and frequent expert witness before the PRC. He has testified in four proceedings in the past decade.
"It is regrettable that policymakers in the nation's capital do not take the time to visit smaller towns, " he said. "If the Postal Service had conducted such an investigation, its officials would have quickly learned that sentiments like Mr. Pulcrano's, (as) stated on the witness stand, that rural America chooses to have poorer and lesser services are highly offensive and objectionable."
The loss of Saturday mail will deeply affect many newspapers that count on USPS for delivery over the weekend, Heath testified. A particular loss will be reporting on high school sports.
"Publishers are rightly concerned about the reporting of local sports. That may seem like a parochial fret to someone in Washington, DC, but anyone who has roots in a small town can attest that the high school football and basketball teams form the nucleus of community gatherings. If the Postal Service's mission is still to bind the nation together, it must use the bindings that the community chooses, not ones selected by Washington. High school sports help bind small towns together -- even more than small post offices, in my humble opinion," Heath said. He noted that the news loss would reach far beyond sports coverage, however, and would affect local elections and politics, zoning decisions, school news, the community groups, the churches, economic development, taxes, crime, highway crashes, honor rolls, births and deaths, public notices, yard sales and a host of other news bites that make newspapers critical.
Cross pointed out that rural dwellers rely upon the printed newspaper, rather than the Internet.
"The latest data from the Pew Internet and American Life Project, gathered in December 2009, show that while the percentage of rural Americans using the Internet has come close to the overall percentage, they are likely to get less from it, because they lack high-speed broadband and make less use of interactive features," he said. Rural America's access to broadband service at home was only 47 percent, compared to 61 percent for urban America.
Newspaper publishers need Saturday delivery because readers and advertisers want and need it, Heath told the Commission. If USPS will not deliver, publishers will be forced to create private delivery services, which will compete with the Postal Service for mail volume. That trend would reverse one of the Postal Service's few positive growth areas -- within county newspapers.
"Within County newspaper mail is the only product in market dominant mail that has seen growth in the past few years, having grown 12.8 percent in pieces in FY 2008, then 3.4 percent in FY 2009. So far in 2010, pieces have grown 2.6 percent for the first six months, with the second quarter showing acceleration to 3.6 percent, he said.
NNA President Cheryl Kaechele, publisher of the Allegan County (Mich.) News, expressed her appreciation for the witnesses' testimony, and reiterated NNA's commitment to preserving affordable and timely mail service.
"Our experts are sharing wisdom that the Postal Service needs to hear," she said. "Reducing service in this economy -- even as USPS tries to impose a double digit rate increase upon local newspapers -- is a recipe for business failure. NNA believes the Postal Service must continue to seek cost controls that do not cut into the muscle of its core franchise. We hope the Commission will agree."


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A small recall of Pontiac G-6 midsize cars could soon become a major regulatory action involving 550,000 of the models, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
General Motors recalled about 8,000 of the cars in 2009 because the brake lights and cruise control didn't work properly.
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Sep. 1, 2015
Study published in journal Science finds that female tungara frogs will choose less attractive of first two male options if third inferior male is added to the mix; research suggests that frogs make irrational mate selections when social situation becomes overly complex. MORE
Jul. 28, 2015
Paul Abram study published in journal Current Biology finds that female stink bugs can vary color of their eggs depending on how much light is reflecting from surface on which the eggs are laid. MORE
Jul. 21, 2015
Benjamin Bomfleur study in journal Biology Letters reports discovery of oldest known fossilized sperm, which was found in 50 million-year-old worm cocoon in Antarctica. MORE
Jun. 16, 2015
Dr Jenni Sanderson study in journal Molecular Ecology finds banded mongooses avoid mating with close family members despite rarely leaving their social groups. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Monarch butterflies, whose migratory numbers have fallen by an alarming 90 percent, hitting record low in 2013, seem to be rebounding in 2014; butterflies are still imperiled, however, and well-meaning efforts by butterfly enthusiasts to plant milkweeds may be making matters worse by encouraging non-seasonal breeding and thwarting migration. MORE
Oct. 28, 2014
Study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reports that bright colors that appear on wings of male fruit flies when held against dark background are characteristic that female fruit flies use in making mating decision. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Study in journal PLoS One reports that Pacific deep-sea octopus called Graneledone boreopacifica has been found to have an egg-brooding cycle of 53 months, the longest period that any animal is known to protect its eggs. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Male Mientien tree frogs in Taiwan are using storm drains to amplify their mating calls and attract females. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Dr Renate Matzke-Karasz study in journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B reports discovery of world's oldest sperm in tiny shrimp called ostracods that lived at least 17 million years ago. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Study in journal Current Biology reports that all four known species of Brazilian cave insect Neotrogla have undergone sex reversal in which females have penises and males have vaginas. MORE
Mar. 25, 2014
Study in journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B confirms that Azara's owl monkeys, primate species native to South America, are monogamous for mating season and that males care for offspring. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
Study in journal Current Biology finds that chickadee mating grounds are moving further north at rate that matches warming trend in winter temperatures. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Devi Stuart-Fox and Jennifer Goode study in journal Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution finds that intensity of orange patches on female dragon lizards in Australia, developed when lizards are fertile, attract male lizards searching for mates. MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Study in journal Current Biology finds that Mauritius kestrels have adapted to destruction of their forest habitats on island nation of Mauritius by having offspring earlier and dying younger. MORE
Jan. 21, 2014
Annette Van Oystaeyen study in journal Science reports that fertile queen bees prevent reproductive function of worker females by emitting chemicals known as pheromones that inhibit development of worker bees' ovaries. MORE
Jan. 7, 2014
Study in journal Science reports that female fish are quicker to mate with male they have seen before, in part due to neuron that becomes activated in presence of familiar male. MORE
Dec. 3, 2013
Study in journal Science finds that male roundworms secrete signaling molecules that significantly shorten life span of opposite sex; researchers suggest that elimination of mating partners after reproduction may preserve resources for offspring and drain mating pool for other males. MORE
Oct. 29, 2013
Researchers find that female nursery-web spiders are more likely to store sperm from male spiders who offer them gift of insect wrapped in silk, and their eggs are more likely to hatch.. MORE
Oct. 1, 2013
Study in journal The Proceedings of the Royal Society B reports on the complexity of mating patterns among fruit flies. MORE
Aug. 6, 2013
Studies show that primate fathers in monogamous relationships improve survival odds of their offspring by remaining nearby to protect and feed them and that such behavior in early primates may have paved way for growth of human brain; reasons why monogamy evolved remain open to debate. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Two teams of scientists end up with opposing conclusions in trying to solve puzzle of why some mammals choose monogamous pairings and others do not; studies appear in journals Science and Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Study in journal Current Biology suggests that first meal a newborn lizard eats can change its life, influencing whether it leaves its birthplace and how many offspring it will have; researchers suspect that other animals, including humans, may be similarly influenced by small events. MORE
Jul. 8, 2013
About one in six infertile men have azoospermia, or no viable sperm in their ejaculate, and these men may be at increased risk of testicular and other cancers. MORE
Jul. 6, 2013
Hastings-on-Hudson, in Westchester County, NY, hopes to become first suburb in United States to control its deer population through immunocontraception, which uses the animal's own immune system to prevent it from fertilizing offspring. MORE
Jun. 11, 2013
Study in journal Current Biology shows that male superb lyrebirds sing and dance at same time, part of mating ritual that includes four distinct songs with four unique dances to go with them. MORE
May. 23, 2013
Staten Island witnesses first of emergence of cicadas that have been maturing underground for 17 years; insects will continue to emerge in coming days to begin last, amorous stage of their life cycle, when millions will climb from ground to begin their famously noisy courtship. MORE
Apr. 23, 2013
Science Q&A and on whether birds have been known to mate with members of other bird species. MORE
Mar. 30, 2013
Op-Ed article by biology Prof David George Haskell debunks conservative argument that homosexuality violates basic laws of nature; points to diversity of reproductive methods among species native to Washington DC, where Supreme Court is currently hearing arguments concerning same-sex marriage. MORE
Jan. 1, 2013
Dr Adam Pack study in journal Animal Behaviour finds that female humpback whales prefer to mate with largest available males, while smaller males choose smaller females. MORE
Nov. 27, 2012
Researchers say instances of misdirected mating, in which member of one species tries to mate with member of another, are simple mistakes that are within spectrum of normal behavior. MORE
Aug. 25, 2012
Op-Ed article by Boise State professor Greg Hampikian argues that it is increasingly clear from a scientific standpoint that the human species is defined by the female gender and its maternal connection; contends that the 18th-century masculine bias in science is becoming harder to sustain, as men become less relevant to both reproduction and parenting. MORE
Jul. 24, 2012
Dr Sarah Eppley study in journal Nature finds that mosses emit smelly compounds to attract tiny arthropods that carry sperm from plant to plant, allowing reproduction. MORE
Jul. 17, 2012
Ryan P Kovach study in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B reports genetic evidence that some Alaskan salmon have evolved to migrate earlier, adapting to global warming and shifting stream temperatures. MORE
Jun. 19, 2012
Study in journal Biology Letters finds that males of tropical species of orb-web spider castrate themselves, either partly or fully, after mating; castration reduces spider's weight, allowing it to better fend off other males, reducing sperm competition and maximizing their reproductive success. MORE
May. 22, 2012
Study in Current Biology finds that when a flower's pollen tube comes into contact with female gametes, all other pollen tubes are repelled, allowing the precise mechanics of flower reproduction to occur. MORE
May. 15, 2012
Some children conceived with donated sperm are struggling with serious genetic conditions inherited from men they have never met; while sperm donors are no more likely to carry genetic diseases than others, they can father a far greater number of children; phenomenon carries the added risk of making such genes more pervasive in the general population. MORE
May. 14, 2012
Parents, who would-be-grandparents, are supporting daughters, emotionally and financially, as they turn to the fledgling field of egg freezing to improve their chances of having children later on, when they are ready to start a family; there currently is no single source of data on the number of women who are choosing to freeze their eggs, but doctors in the United States say the practice is slowly growing; procedure remains expensive and because it offers no guarantees, can seem to some like an extravagant gamble. MORE
May. 1, 2012
Klaas Welke study in journal Frontiers of Zoology reveals interesting patterns of male monogamy in one species of orb-web spiders. MORE
Mar. 20, 2012
Xavier Noblin study in journal Science details the catapult-like mechanism by which ferns release their spores. MORE
Mar. 9, 2012
Study by American and Chinese scientists published online in journal Science finds that Microraptor, a four-winged dinosaur, developed its distinctive colored feather pattern for mating purposes, rather than flight; study capitalizes on new technology that allows researchers to determine the coloration of feather fossils. MORE
Feb. 27, 2012
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital say they have extracted stem cells from human ovaries and made them generate egg cells; the advance, if confirmed, might provide a new source of eggs for treating infertility, though scientists say it is far too early to tell if the work holds such promise; the new research, led by the biologist Jonathan L Tilly, is published online by journal Nature Medicine. MORE
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Study by Jennifer F Hughes and David C Page published in journal Nature finds that the male-determining Y chromosome has stopped shedding genes, process that had led many geneticists to fear that the male gender would one day cease to exist; Y chromosome has been reduced over time from 800 to 19 genes, but study suggests it has reached a plateau of 'miniaturized perfection,' still retaining the single gene that allows for maleness. MORE
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Volunteers like Tom and Debora Mann of Jackson, Miss, scoop up salamanders from the Natchez Trace Parkway and shepherd them safely to the other side, where ponds serve as mating grounds; road has designated salamander speed-reduction zones; only a few species of salamanders are legally declared endangered. MORE
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Beloit, WI – The Beloit College Women's and Men's Basketball teams are set to open their 2013-14 seasons this week, with both teams playing twice.
The Men open the season on the road, beginning Tuesday night at Dominican University in River Forest, Illinois. They then play at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee on Thursday night. Tipoff for both games is 7:00 p.m.
The Bucs, beginning their 105th season, finished 2012-13 with a 12-11 overall mark, 10-8 in the Midwest Conference. Their 12 victories were the most since the 2001-02 season while their 10 wins in Conference play were the most since the 1992-93 season. They return all but two players from last year's squad, including All-MWC players James Lazarcik and Steve McAfee, and welcome back seven seniors,. Brian Vraney begins his seventh season as head coach.
The Women open on Wednesday night with a challenge, playing at preseason 21st-ranked Carthage College in Kenosha at 7:00 p.m. They open their home season on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. against Elmhurst College in Flood Arena.
Jennifer McCormick begins her third season following last year's 4-19 overall record, 3-15 in the MWC. All-MWC guard Lauren McNanna returns along with starters Jenna Larsen and Lana Wieseman.
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Learn how high-performance application developers can leverage the power of GPUs using Fortran, the familiar language of scientific computing and supercomputer performance applications. The authors presume no prior parallel computing experience, and cover the basics along with best practices for efficient GPU computing using CUDA Fortran.
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As the computer industry retools to leverage massively parallel graphics processing units (GPUs), this book is designed to meet the needs of working software developers who need to understand GPU programming with CUDA and increase efficiency in their projects. CUDA Application Design and Development starts with an introduction to parallel computing concepts for readers with no previous parallel experience, and focuses on issues of immediate importance to working software developers: achieving high performance, maintaining competitiveness, analyzing CUDA benefits versus costs, and determining application lifespan Written by Rob Farber, author of the popular "Super Computing for the Masses" series in Dr Dobbs Journal.
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Thursday, February 07, 2013
By Eric Brandner
Ray Rice is used to winning.
So when one of the youngest attendees of Wednesday's Jeep event at the USO Warrior and Family Center at Fort Belvoir, Va., snuck a goal by him at the foosball table, the new Super Bowl champion stood back in mock disbelief. Then, amid the flash of smartphone cameras, the Ravens tailback shed his suit jacket, dropped to the floor and did 10 pushups as penance.
It was all part of the fun during Jeep's day of service to celebrate the launch of Operation SAFE Return.
"You are truly the heroes for us," Rice told the crowd of more than 220 troops and family members Wednesday night.
Jeep and the USO packed the Warrior and Family Center at Fort Belvoir for an exciting night punctuated by a dinner prepared by celebrity chef and former Marine John Besh. Rice and actress Olivia Munn of HBO's "The Newsroom" also joined the event, mingling with troops and their families and posing for pictures during the three-hour event.
"It was over 20 years ago that I came home from the [Gulf] War," Besh said. "And the first people to greet me off the plane was the USO.
"I'm the father of four boys, and to hear all the kids running around and seeing families connect [at the Warrior and Family Center] … it almost brings tears to my eyes."
Jeep – through Operation SAFE Return – has committed $1.3 million in cash and vehicle donations to USO's Operation Enduring Care (OEC) campaign. That campaign raises funds for the two USO Warrior and Family Centers – including the one that opened Tuesday on Fort Belvoir – and USO Warrior and Family Care programming that helps troops both heal and find their future path.
"This [center] is a gift to you from a grateful nation made possible by countless individuals and wonderful organizations like the Jeep brand," USO President Sloan Gibson told the troops and families who filled the new center.
According to Jeep, Operation SAFE Return is built on four principles that make up the acronym SAFE. The S is for Secure Transport, which is where Jeep's vehicle donation comes in. Next is Aid for Transition, with Jeep pledging to support career and life transition programs for troops and give military buyers incentives to purchase Jeep vehicles. Third is Freedom Adventures, in which Jeep plans to provide outings for troops. And the E stands for Enduring Care, which is Jeep's nod to the USO's OEC campaign.
"Through our Operation SAFE Return Program, we hope and we pray we can do great things … for all of you who are here today who do so much for our country," said Kim Adams House, head of Jeep advertising at Chrysler.
While the brand used its Super Bowl commercial to announce the launch of the campaign, Jeep has already contributed significantly to the Fort Belvoir center, pledging funds for the 450-square-foot state-of-the-art kitchen. The kitchen's multiple modern, ADA-compliant appliances and countertops make it easy for troops with physical limitations to prepare home-cooked meals. Add in an endless supply of free drinks and snacks, and the kitchen has already become a popular destination during the center's first few days of operations.
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Sheldon hosts Roseburg in football playoffs
EUGENE, Ore. - In their quest for a second consecutive shot at the state championship, the Sheldon Irish football team must meet again with the Roseburg Indians in the Irish's second playoff game of the season. The winner will advance to the quarterfinals.
Both teams have one playoff game win under their belts. The Indians beat the Gresham Gophers in an all-out battle, 39-38. The Irish defeated their opponents, the David Douglas Scots, in a lopsided game, 42-6.
When asked how Sheldon played against David Douglas this past week, Sheldon head coach Lane Johnson said, "I thought we were real sluggish to begin with. After that, we were very sharp."
The Irish remain undefeated thus far, at 10-0, and will continue to pose a threat to their upcoming opponents.
The Roseburg Indians are now 6-5 with their upset against Gresham. The Indians have averaged 29.27 points thus far, including playoffs, to their opponents' 25 points.
The Irish have averaged 48.1 points, only giving up an average of 12 points to their opponents.
When asked what they will do to prepare for this week's game, wide receiver Connor Strahm said that the Irish hope for "a good week of practice. We had an off-week, which I think kind of slowed us down. Knowing that we didn't perform our best will motivate us for next week."
"We're pretty familiar with Roseburg," Johnson said. "The team is very well coached. We have a ton of respect for them."
Roseburg's coach, Thurman Bell, is in his 43rd year as head coach at the high school. Johnson went on to deem him as "one of the best high school football coaches" in Oregon history.
In their prior matchup on October 12, Sheldon were the victors against Roseburg, with a score of 49-14 on Roseburg turf. In the first quarter against the Indians, the Irish put up 21 points, and then went on to score 28 more thereafter.
The only question is: Can Sheldon beat Roseburg again and keep their journey to the state championships alive? The answer comes at the end of the rematch.
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A committee of three: Commissioner Blair Couch, Prosecutor Jason Wharton, and County Administrator Marty Seufer, will spend the next week and a half considering changes to the commission's agenda policy which was just put into place last month.
Instead of conducting a business meeting two days a week, as it did for years, the commission has set aside most Thursdays to mainly discuss pending issues.
Couch recently spoke to the West Virginia Ethics Commission on its policies, including one which had been debated recently: votes on financial items.
"Since we weren't going to list all the bills we were paying, make them available to the public two days prior to the meeting," Couch said Monday. "Like for today's/Monday's meeting, to be on file in the commission office on Thursday, to allow any member of the public to review what we are signing."
A financial matter discussed Monday morning involved the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport. Manager Terry Moore recently was informed the bank with whom it has a line of credit, wants to issue a loan instead.
Moore is looking for a loan with a lower rate than what its current bank offers, but because it has little loan collateral, it wants the commission to co-sign the loan with the airport. that was something prosecutor Wharton reccommended against.
"That's not saying you can't do it. It's just that it places the county in a great deal of financial risk in doing it," Wharton said. "If they can't make the payments, you become responsible for those payments."
The airport is emerging from financial woes it suffered during the recession and the arrivals and departures of several airline carriers. Moore says getting a good loan rate would be one step toward getting the airport back on its fiscal feet.
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The departure of Sam Cassell won't leave an enormous crater in the Clippers season. He has started only 33 of the Clippers 54 games though, when he's been healthy, we haven't seen too much of a drop off from last season [Sam still maintains a 17.00 PER].
Clipper Naçion shouldn't take Cassell's buyout as a repudiation of the organization. I don't sense that Sam harbors a "get me outta here" sentiment so much as the competitor in him licks his chops at the notion of going to a team that can win a ring. In other words, it's nothing personal and, on some level, it's an illustration of that doggedness.
Any rabid fan has "his kind of player," and I can't say that Cassell's skill set personifies what Clipperblog, as an armchair GM, values. Sam is a classic ShootFirst PG. His defensive limitations are well-known, though I think he's a better team defender than he often gets credit for. I've always liked a PG who can post, though Sam's [only] average ability to pass the ball sometimes limits his effectiveness in this capacity.
All that said, there's something about Sam that speaks to the most human component of the professional game. In his book, John Amaechi offers several revelations, the most obvious of which has been well-documented. But Amaechi deftly addresses another insight – that few pro ballers actually play with any kind of romantic passion for the game.
Sam Cassell might be one of the few guys in the NBA who wakes up every morning and says, "I get to go play ball today and, sheeeeet, they're actually gonna pay me millions to do it!" If Sam didn't play professional ball, you just know he'd be the self-appointed mayor of the pickup game down at the Y. After the gym closes, he'd be the guy who spends the next hour in the parking lot breaking down exactly what happened on the court. It's that great cliché of sport: Sam Cassell would do it for free. Though it was a fleeting moment in the larger history of this franchise, the Clippers were beneficiaries of Sam's infatuation with the game. That's worth something.


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It was windy and the first of Hurricane Sandy's sprinkles filled the air, but that couldn't stop ghosts, goblins and yes, a few angels, from gathering Sunday afternoon for the traditional Riverview Improvement Association Halloween parade that culminated with hot dogs, great homemade delights and hayrides. Leading the gang, dressed as a pirate, was Rep. Frank Ferri. Mayor Scott Avedisian was there, too, out of his suit and tie uniform. He was dressed in jeans and a sweater and recognizable nonetheless. (Warwick Beacon photos)
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I used to have a Montbell sleeping bag and have since moved to a EE quilt which I love but I miss the Montbell stuff sack that had the double sinching closures. Not sure if i'm describing that the best...Anyone who knows what I'm talking about know of a similar product out on the market? Or does anyone have a stray one laying around they would be willing to sell?thanks!
I remember those. I never understood them myself. If I want it to be packed tighter I used a smaller stuff sack. (In fact I never did use theirs.) I didn't see the point in the extra weight and complexity. Maybe you could have a tailor add one to an over-sized sack you already own. It would be easy to do.The new Thermarest sleeping bags are coming with that double cord system, but on the storage sacks, not the stuff sacks. Again, I don't get it. I don't want it compressed more for storage.
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Yah like the storage sack you posted. Not sure why you would want it on the storage sack either. I just liked it because is really let me pack it down tight
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May. 23, 2015
Federal authorities have charged Fabio Porfirio Lobo, son of former Honduran Pres Porfirio Lobo, with conspiring to import cocaine to the United States. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Adam Davidson It's the Economy column describes how Honduran Pres Porfirio Lobo has embraced idea of setting up a charter city, economic zone governed by foreigners under a legal and political system that is different from the rest of the country; notes economist Paul Romer came up with idea, believing such charter cities are way for poor countries to modernize while avoiding the pitfalls of urbanization. MORE
Jan. 27, 2012
Op-Ed article by professor Dana Frank calls for acknowledging the foreign policy disaster that American support for the Porfirio Lobo administration in Honduras has become; notes ever since the 2009 coup that deposed Jose Manuel Zelaya, nation's democratically elected president, Honduras has sunk deeper into a human rights and security abyss. MORE
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Honduras: Ex-President's Son Arrested
Fabio Porfirio Lobo, the son of a former Honduran president, appeared in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Friday on a charge of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States.
May 23, 2015, Saturday
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Political Doubt Poses Risk to Honduras, Battered by Coup and Violence
Just four years from a coup, the elections for president and Congress on Sunday promise to be close, raising concerns that the losing parties may not honor the results.
November 23, 2013, Saturday
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Honduras Grants Land to Indigenous Group, in Bid to Help It Protect Forests
A title agreement gives the indigenous people ownership of nearly 4,000 square miles of their traditional land.
September 13, 2013, Friday
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U.S. Rethinks a Drug War After Deaths in Honduras
A series of deaths involving a United States antidrug program in Honduras show what can go wrong when war tactics are used against a problem that goes well beyond drugs.
October 13, 2012, Saturday
Plan for Charter City to Fight Honduras Poverty Loses Its Initiator
Paul Romer, an expert on economic growth, is out of his own project, tripped up by the sort of opaque decision making that his plan was supposed to change.
October 1, 2012, Monday
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Who Wants to Buy Honduras?
A small country's big decision to start from scratch. At least in one city.
May 13, 2012, Sunday
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An Academic Turns Grief Into a Crime-Fighting Tool
After her son was killed by the police, Julieta Castellanos, who leads Honduras's largest university, has become an unlikely hero by demanding that the nation finally address its growing crime rate.
February 25, 2012, Saturday
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In Honduras, a Catastrophe Long Foretold
Fixing the conditions that caused the Comayagua prison fire can prevent such a tragedy from recurring.
February 20, 2012, Monday
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Honduras: U.N. Calls for Inquiry Into Fire at Prison
The United Nations human rights office called Friday for an independent investigation into a fire that killed more than 350 inmates at a prison in Comayagua on Tuesday.
February 18, 2012, Saturday
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Blaze at Prison Underscores Broad Security Problems in Honduras
In one of the worst prison fires in recent years in Latin America, with more than 300 dead, most of the victims choked to death in their cells awaiting a rescue that never came.
February 16, 2012, Thursday
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Elections in Honduras
Hondurans went to the polls in a presidential election that many voters hoped would allow the country to emerge from the political crisis caused by last summer's coup.
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This 78-pound sturgeon was speared by 17-year-old Nicholaus Oelerich of Oshkosh on the opening day of the 2013 sturgeon spearing season. He speared the fish just north of Wendt's on the Lake in Van Dyne. / Aileen Andrews / The Reporter Media
Saturday sturgeon tally
Day 1 totals:
� Lake Winnebago: 6 juvenile females, 16 adults females, 17 males.
� Upriver Lakes: 12 juvenile females, 46 adult females, 82 males.
� System-wide totals: 18 juvenile females, 62 adults females, 99 males.
Weigh-in stations on Lake Winnebago
� Waverly Beach Resort, junction of Highway 10 and 114 : 0
� Harrison Town Hall, junctions of Highway 114 and State Park Road: 0
� Harbor Bar, Stockbridge: 7
� Quinney Quencher, Quinney: 8
� Jim and Linda�s Lakeview, Pipe: 6
� Wendt�s of the Lake, Van Dyne: 8
� Jerry�s Tavern, Oshkosh: 10
� Payne�s Point Tavern, Neenah: 0
Word traveled fast around Lake Winnebago on Saturday that water conditions were less than optimal. �Dirty,� they called it.
It was opening day of the 2013 sturgeon spearing season and people mulled around the weigh-in station at Wendt�s on the Lake in Van Dyne, waiting for spearers to arrive off the ice. By closing, only eight of the big fish had been registered, the same number as last year.
The total harvest from Lake Winnebago was low, with 39 sturgeon being harvested on Saturday. Spearers on the Upriver Lakes were much more successful, harvesting 140 fish.
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So far, the big fish trend continues this year, said Ryan Koenigs, fisheries biologist with the Department of Natural Resources. Out of 179 fish harvested, nine weighed more than 100 pounds.
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Landing his first sturgeon, 17-year-old Nicholaus Oelerich of Oshkosh was the first to haul in a catch at Wendt�s � a 78.6-pound, 65-inch male. The teen was about two miles out on the lake when opportunity struck.
�It was about 10:30 a.m. when he showed up. The water clarity was all right, just not the best,� he said.
A rumor was circulating that most of the sturgeon were being caught up along the east shore, near Pipe. Pete Vanderwielen of Sherwood speared a 179-pound sturgeon Saturday morning outside the Quinney station. It is the sixth largest fish harvested on the Lake Winnebago System, Koenigs said.
The current record is a 212.2-pound fish speared in 2010 by Ron Grishaber of Appleton.
Around 3 p.m., tweets from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources said the success rate of spearers around Lake Winnebago was 10 to 15 percent, and chances of a sturgeon swimming by a four by six-foot hole were low.
�On average the visibility is around six to eight feet, so most of the spearers just can�t see,� said Chip Long from the DNR. �They are also closer to shore when they�d rather be out farther.�
Saturday�s shanty count on Lake Winnebago was 2,724 and 397 on the Upriver lakes, Long said.
Her fifth year sporting a spear, Debi Bartel of Weyauwega landed a 39 pound, 20-inch long male in an area out from TJ�s Restaurant along the southwest shore. Water clarity at that point was around 9 feet to the bottom, she said.
�My son-in-law and I speared it at the same time. We are taking it from here to be smoked. Sometimes I fry it up too, it�s delicious,� she said.
Dave Paynter from the DNR estimated Bartel�s fish to be between 25 and 30 years old. He uses a cross section of the fin right behind the head and counts the rings to measure the age.
Paynter predicted the season will go the full 16 days. He has covered sturgeon spearing since 1975.
�Water clarity is poor, the ice is iffy, people can�t fish where they want. Still, it�s always a fun season and there will be plenty of beer drank,� he said.
Dave Wohlt of Oshkosh came in after the 12:30 p.m. closing, trailing a 48.7-pound, 62-inch male he speared in four feet of water.
�It was a beautiful day out there. Besides the dirty water everything else was perfect,� he said.
Finally the crowd got what it was waiting for.
�It all happened so fast. He came up under the surface up to the decoy,� Oshkosh�s Tony Gishkowsky said of his 116.2-pound sturgeon. This is his fourth sturgeon in a decade pursuing the sport.
No calls for help
The Fond du Lac County Sheriff�s Office had its ice boat out on the lake, ready to respond to any calls for service, said Sgt. Jeff Bonack.
�We had it ready and manned with four guys (two divers) and hopscotched along the lake from station to station. There were no problems,� Bonack said.
Spearing hours
Spearing hours run from 6:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each day. The season runs through Feb. 24 or until system-wide harvest caps are met. Caps on Lake Winnebago are 320 juvenile females, 745 adult females and 960 males.
Koenigs said the season has a chance to close tomorrow or the days to follow on the Upriver Lakes.
The 2012 season was one of mixed results. The season on the Upriver Lakes lasted only two days, while Lake Winnebago had a full 16-day season. The two-day season on the Upriver Lakes is the shortest season since the current lottery system was enacted in 2007, while the 16-day season on Lake Winnebago was the fifth 16-day season since the harvest cap system began in 1999.
In total, 566 sturgeon were harvested in 2012, with 36 of them being more than 100 pounds.
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In what has been called "an unlikely alliance of liberal Democrats and libertarian Republicans," a bipartisan group of U.S senators has introduced legislation to end the National Security Agency's bulk collection of Americans' telephone call records and electronic communications. The bill would also create within the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court a "constitutional advocate" to challenge government requests for search warrants.
The activities of the NSA have been the subject of intense and ongoing debate in Washington and around the country since the publication in June of documents made public by contract worker Edward Snowden, describing the PRISM program the agency employs to collect literally billions of communication records every day. Snowden, charged with espionage and theft of government property, fled the country and is now in temporary asylum in Russia.
"The disclosures over the last 100 days have caused a sea change in the way the public views the surveillance system," Sen. Ron Wyden said at a press conference Wednesday announcing the proposed Intelligence Oversight and Surveillance Reform Act. The Oregon Democrat has been warning for at least two years about the extraordinary breadth of searches authorized by the surveillance court and has, along with Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colo.), twice written letters to Attorney General Eric Holder protesting that the court's interpretation of government surveillance powers under the business records section of the USA PATRIOT Act has gone far beyond the intent of Congress when lawmakers passed the act in September 2001 and reauthorized it a number of times since.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — In an era of painfully low interest rates, financial pros are advising income-hungry investors to include diverse assets such as dividend-paying stocks, emerging-markets stocks, real-estate investment trusts and high-yield corporate bonds in their conservative portfolios.
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Moreover, investments that seem above the fray can fall hard. There have been periods in the past when some of them tanked; the average real-estate mutual fund, for example, shed 59% between April 2008 and March 2009 — the category's worst 12-month loss of the past 20 years, according to research firm Lipper Inc.
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The case for buying: Yield-seeking savers are being pushed into higher-risk areas, and shares of big companies that offer dividends are a relatively modest compromise.
With a dividend payer, you get cash every three months and a stock that tends to hold up better than a non-dividend payer in a down market. Focus on firms with plenty of cash that have boosted their dividend, not just those with a high yield. Look beyond traditional defensive sectors to less-obvious areas such as technology, consumer discretionary and materials.
"It is hard to find bargains in this market for dividend stocks," said Josh Peters, editor of Morningstar Inc.'s DividendInvestor newsletter. "But if interest rates stay low, they continue to be the best game in town."
Rethink that if: The global economy rebounds sharply. In a robust recovery, investors flock to commodities, emerging markets and other high-octane assets, while defensive dividend strategies lag.
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Moreover, higher interest rates could sink prices of richly valued dividend payers, Peters noted. For example, equity-income mutual funds, which tend to invest heavily in dividend stocks, lost 41% in the period between March 2008 and February 2009, the category's worst 12-month showing of the past 20 years.
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After tossing his second-consecutive complete-game shutout on Saturday versus Georgia Southern, Appalachian State University baseball's Sam Agnew-Wieland (Marietta, Ga./Wheeler) has been named the Southern Conference Pitcher of the Week for the second week in a row, the league office announced on Monday.
On the heels of his five-hit shutout versus Wofford on March 30, Agnew-Wieland limited Georgia Southern to just two hits and struck out nine in Saturday's 2-0 triumph. The right-handed junior did not surrender a hit to 19-straight batters between a single to left field in the first inning and an infield hit in the seventh and retired 14 in a row between his only walks of the afternoon in the second and sixth innings.
With the back-to-back shutouts, Agnew-Wieland has registered 19-consecutive scoreless innings, dating back to March 23 at College of Charleston. He has surrendered just seven hits (all singles, only two of which have left the infield) and struck out 21 during his 19-straight shutout innings.
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Winners of seven of their last 10 ballgames, Agnew-Wieland and the Mountaineers (17-10, 8-6 SoCon) hit the road for their next nine contests, beginning with Tuesday's non-conference tilt at UNC Asheville. First pitch is set for 6 p.m. at historic McCormick Field in Asheville, N.C.
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