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Then and Now, 1948
We look back to a review of four editions of Henry James's stories and novels
This article was first published in the TLS of May 15, 1948.
Nothing would be more disastrous to literature than to nationalize book production; but if publishers could bring themselves to consult one another on their plans for reprints a good deal of overlapping might be avoided. The case of Henry James is becoming notorious. Until a year or two ago he was the stone the builders rejected. Now he is being built into triumphal arches all over the field, and there is little likelihood of dodging them. The curious reader, wishing to sample James easily, can take his pick of these modern reprints; but the collector who might have wished for a row of uniform major works on his bookshelf must either hunt as before for the old New York Collected Edition – in which he is sure of finding the author's prefaces, though not all the works – or take his chance among a confusing variety.
It is not only that we have large books, small books, grey books, ruby books, but the short stories have sometimes been wrenched from their old volumes to be selected and arranged according to the whim of editor and publisher. Of the latter, the Richard Press would seem the most unfortunate: of its six Selected Tales, three make up the bulk of one of the Lehmann volumes, The Lesson of the Master, a fourth appeared last year in one of the earliest reprints (Fourteen Stories: Hart-Davis) and the two unduplicated ones are The Turn of the Screw, which has usually been accessible, and Daisy Miller which, to be sure, makes a welcome appearance and remains, with the support of the Hoppé portrait as frontispiece, as justification of a rather expensive book.
While this ragged method of publication is in poor harmony with James's own insistence on perfection of balance, economy and design, he need have no complaints about the separate volumes, for if they all claim to include "some of his best work" it only goes to show how extensive this best work was in both stories and novels. (More of the latter are promised, and the three final masterpieces, in all the overblown richness of his latest style, will hardly be ignored.) Whether or not The Portrait of a Lady was the absolutely ideal choice to introduce James – how belatedly! – into the World's Classics, the long book ceratinly appears with great attraction in this pocket form. Included in the modest price and dimensions is a discriminating introduction that shows Mr Graham Greene to be sensitive in the most refined way to his author; and this leads to James's own meditative, personal, half-tantalizing revelation woven into his preface to the New York edition of 1908. What comment, one wonders, would James at that date have made about The Bostonians, built as it is on the noticeably objective themes of feminist preaching and Lesbian practice? But even in 1908 the latter, for all the delicacy of James's presentation, gave rise to blushes, and as America had been piqued by the feminist satire the novel was left out of the collected works.
It reads well, if partly on account of the reader's agreeable suprise that James's velvet handling should lead up fearlessly to so sharp a situation as a girl's choice between obscurity with her lover and publicity backed by a possessive female; and this at the precise moment when she is due to lecture to "all Boston" on Women's Rights. In The Bostonians James conspicuously looked outwards, though the handling is all his own. Frequently, as with the stories in The Lesson of the Master that he himself had grouped together on this very account, the theme is that writer's stumbling-block, the literary man. This subject too often betrays the ardent novice with imperfectly projected thought – or did until we began croaking in our cradles of ideologies, atomic wars and detention camps. Few completely adult writers, therefore, choose to touch it. James with his poised and delicate vibrations could make it live even though his Master was a frock-coated cerebration drawn, as he acknowledged in his preface, "preponderantly from the depths of the designer's own mind." Such tales are the equivalent fo "musicians' music," appealing more to the technician than to the layman.
In the Ten Short Stories chosen from dates between 1868 and 1910 the patterns are more various, though James has always an inclination to present the mystical query. As Mr Swan writes in a perceptive introductory analysis, his "characters seem to be well observed realities moving in a poetic world." We may call these stories old-fashioned in the sense that nearly all are miniature novels, slipping smoothly along in a gently progress that takes years to shape. Not the single incident but the slow accumulation holds significance, and where the newer craftsman presses up close to apply his primary colours James steps back to screw his eyes up, scan his misted surface, and by averted vision convey the salient characteristics that it veils. Here is no less of truth though more of leisure and reflection; it is good for us to read our James again.
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Sidgwick and Jackson. 16s.
Richards Press. 15s.
Selected, with an Introduction by Michael Swan.
(Chiltern Library.) John Lehmann. 8s. 6d. each.
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Maya 2014 Modeling Improvements: In part 1 we will cover the Quad Draw, Transform Constraint, Shrink Wrap and Symmetry workflows.
With the release of Maya 2014 it is now much easier to interactively build a skeleton to match the size and proportion of your character, as well interactively build a symmetrical skeleton.
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State Police Detective Lt. Kevin Lane said troopers were called to an apartment above the Outback restaurant at about 4:45 a.m. for a reported shooting.
Two people, Matt Dunn, 25, and Jessica Martome, 25, were taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center for gunshot wounds to their legs.
By this afternoon, Dunn had been released from the hospital but Lane remained a patient there. A hospital spokeswoman said at 4:30 p.m. that Martome was listed in good condition.
Bitar lived in the apartment where the shooting took place along with Dunn and Martome, he said. Lane said he couldn't discuss the details of the case but he said the shooting occurred after an altercation earlier in the evening.
Lane said one of Bitar's friends, Karl Albert, 44, was charged with simple assault against Dunn during the earlier incident but the detective said Albert wasn't present when the shooting took place. Albert was issued a citation to appear in court April 28.
Lane said two shots were fired during the incident and he said police have recovered the firearm.
A Vermont forensic crime team was at the apartment this afternoon, he said, and police have applied for a search warrant for the address.
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There are those who will only let their firearms be taken away from their cold, dead 3D printers. Defense Distributed [2], a group of IT professionals, students, and engineers located in the US and Germany, have reported to Forbes [3] that the downloads for its Liberator gun [4] have reached 100,000. Earlier this week, they had demonstrated their product being discharged successfully in Texas. Since then, California Senator Leland Yee has been taking steps to ban the weapon, attempting to outlaw the manufacture of 3D-printed guns.
Defense Distributed has observed that most of the downloads have come from the US, followed by Spain, Brazil, Germany, and the UK. The blueprint has been added to Pirate Bay, becoming some of the site's most popular files. In the wake of tragedies such as Sandy Hook Elementary shooting, the gun debate has come to the forefront of American politics. Senator Yee is seeking to block the production of 3D printed weapons [6]. "I plan to introduce legislation that will ensure public safety and stop the manufacturing of guns that are invisible to metal detectors and that can be easily made without a background check," he said in a statement. Joining Senator Yee's efforts to restrict 3D-printed guns are New York congressmen Steve Israel and Chuck Schumer. They have added a provision to the US Undetectable Firearms Act to include printed weapons.
Proponents of allowing the people to print their own firearms, including Defense Distributed, argue that there should be no outlawed technology unless it is classified as "malicious software." The company took eight months to create the Liberator, buying a printer [7] from eBay for $8,000. Only the firing pin was made of metal, the rest of the components were produced by depositing layers of plastic to form the parts. The US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms issued project head Cody Wilson a license to make the gun which is legal in the country, but not to sell the pistol which would require a permit. Meanwhile, as the nation argues over gun control policy, 3D printers are expanding into a whole new territory and sparking strong emotions from all sides.
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The deadline to franchise Jordan Gross is February 21 - the team is working toward a deal and hopes to get something done before then. If not, Gross is going to be tagged, a $7.4 mil
exemption that Gross and most players don't want to receive. As well, it would lock Gross in as the team's franchise player - a title that doesn't change until he leaves or retires. There's plenty of incentive to get a deal done quickly, including getting his deal done before prices rise again, but if the team doesn't get it done by the 21st, they still have until the 29th for free agency.
A new facet of the new CBA included letting teams designate a few players as June 1st exemptions. As the old CBA stood, signing bonuses counted across the length of the contract and the prorated amounts accelerated to the cap on the year of a cut. On June 1, the remaining proration went to the next year's cap, allowing teams to cut players whose proration was larger than the year could allow. The new CBA allows teams to cut a few players of this sort at the onset of the new fiscal year, and Dan Morgan and Mike Wahle were two examples of that.
What's this mean for the team? Any other likely cuts probably would've come, if possible, are probably safe. Many of the remaining bigtime cuts are going to be on players with one year left on their deals (proration has already been applied), such as Deshaun Foster, David Carr.
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The recall affects 2014.5 model year Low Riders built from Jan. 6 through June 19. "In the affected motorcycles, certain optional performance electronic control module calibrations may allow higher engine rpms that could result in engine vibrations that cause the ignition switch to move from the "IGN" (ignition on) to "ACC" (accessory only) position, which will shut the engine off," The Motor Co. told NHTSA.
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While there's probably no pirate's chest, there still may be treasure below your feet.
It's well known that a diverse amount of natural resources can be found in Bartholomew County. However, people aren't as sure about the quantities of resources that remain or the possibility of vast minerals that have not been discovered.
Rest assured, a group of geologists from Indiana University is working to come up with the answers.
A team from the Indiana Geological Survey is entering the final phase of a three-year study to assess the bedrock in western areas near the Brown County line, but the head of the survey team wants to expand the project to include all of Bartholomew County.
"The eastern part of Bartholomew County is the glacial country with large deposits of clay, sand and gravel," research scientist Walter Hasenmueller said. "But then, right down the center, is this big out-wash of river valley underneath Columbus that provides water."
Hasenmueller added that minerals and rock, the source of crushed stones, can be found from the Shelbyville area all the way south into Jennings County.
He said it's likely that there are resources of value deeper in the ground.
Hasenmueller explained that different layers of mineral, rock and other deposits were often left in the same location during different periods of time.
"For example, western Bartholomew County bedrock is not a huge resource," he said. "But the New Providence shale under the bedrock is a source of making tiles produced in Martinsville. And under that, there is New Albany shale that is considered a possible source of petroleum."
The potentially oil-producing layer is 120 to 130 feet thick, Hasenmueller said.
He also wonders what rich minerals and resources created may have been deposited into the aquifers under Columbus.
"In terms of geology, Bartholomew County is under-mapped," Hasenmueller said. "We are talking with an individual who might come into the project to map the unconsolidated glacial sediments in eastern Bartholomew County and the river valleys under Columbus."
If approved, the goal would be to map the entire county from the surface down to what was deposited as far back as 438 million years ago.
The team also wants to further investigate geological findings in the region that might not make anyone rich but are nevertheless interesting.
w"And then, there's Anderson Falls. That is such a neat place. If we can find a way to make features like Anderson Falls known to the public, it could spur interest in other people to come and see it for themselves."
The IU scientist is hopeful that the completed study will attract both scholars and tourists alike, and that the data will be made available to the general population for a variety of purposes.
One justification for the study is to provide more detailed information for local residents concerned with retaining good quality water as mining continues in the future, according to Hasenmueller.
"I would hope that someone in the wake of our project will take what we've discovered and use that information to evaluate water to determine where mining is feasible in the future. I hope that will feed into Bartholomew County's own planning process," Hasenmueller said.
The project is part of a state mapping project commissioned in honor of the 175th anniversary of Indiana geological surveying. Almost half of the $75,000 annual cost of the local project is paid for by the U.S. Geological Survey. The rest is raised by Indiana University.
The mission of the Indiana Geological Survey is to assess the mineral, rock and unconsolidated material resources of the state of Indiana.
At a glance
A brief timeline of Bartholomew County's natural resources.
Silurian Era (408 to 438 million years ago): Clay, sand and gravel deposits build up. This terrain is today commonly found in eastern regions of the county.
Devonian Era (360 to 408 million years ago): Limestone develops. Glacial periods later provide sufficient water supplies in what will become Columbus.
Mississippian Era (320 to 360 million years ago): Bedrock is formed in western areas, along with the hilly terrain.


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Sewn by Hand blog tour and giveaway!
"Hand sewing is a bit like taking the two-lane highways instead of the interstate. It's a bit slower, but the character, charm and unique soulfulness of those back roads are priceless beyond hours"-Susan Wasinger
...yes. I have indeed come out of hiding today, and I have the perfect reason to do so.
With the past few weeks being full of business as I work on a very exciting project, there have
been "much needed" moments to take a good little pause and slow down a bit. Susan Wasinger's new book from Lark Crafts has fit that need perfectly, and I cannot be more thrilled to introduce this book as part of her current blog tour.
..Sewn By Hand: Two Projects Stitched With Needle and Thread is a wonderful book that takes Slow Food's way of living into the sewing world. With just a handful of stitches to learn, one is able to create projects ranging from a Thread Caddy with Pin Holder to a Buttoned-Up Tote with
Handmade Buttons (a personal favourite of mine). I love how Susan included a Portability Factor rating for each project, allowing readers to selectively choose which projects may work best when toting a project with them. (think cafes, subway trips, relaxing at the beach, sporting events, etc...)
..yes. I have been indeed busy, and nothing was more needed than a book that allowed me to take some much needed moments to breathe and take pause. A book that allowed me to sit amidst the hectic sounds that surrounded me and focus on the one sound that mattered...the sound of each hand-sewn stitch as I guided it through the fabric. A sound that calmed my soul, and reminded me of why I love to sew.
...As part of the blog tour, Lark Crafts is offering my viewers this lovely package that Susan has put together! (don't you love all of the accompaniments?) Is there a place you like to create?
If so, please leave a comment below....and spread the word! Twitter, blog, Facebook.....I will count a vote for each, giving everyone up to 4 chances to enter.(just please leave me the links)
You have until Thursday at 10pm EST...good luck!
...Make sure to join the rest of the tour:
4/4 Blog tour kickoff at LarkCrafts.com
4/6 Sew Daily blog
4/8 Click here for a free travel thread caddy project from the book!
4/11 Pink of Perfection
4/13 Artsy-Crafty Babe
4/15 MayaMade
4/19 WhipUp
4/20 CRESCENDOh
4/22 MummySam
4/25 Feeling Stitchy
4/27 Zakka Life
4/29 BurdaStyle blog
Friday, April 15, 2011
and the winner is....
using the random.org site to come up with the winning number, I am happy to announce that
the giveaway book goes to Michelle! according to our winner...
"Think me and the kiddiwinks would have fun with this book "
Congratulations Michelle! Please e-mail me your address, and Big Little Felt will be heading to your home :)
Thank you everyone for participating, and have a wonderful weekend!
the giveaway book goes to Michelle! according to our winner...
"Think me and the kiddiwinks would have fun with this book "
Congratulations Michelle! Please e-mail me your address, and Big Little Felt will be heading to your home :)
Thank you everyone for participating, and have a wonderful weekend!
Friday, April 8, 2011
Big Little Felt Giveaway time!!!
...When my youngest son ripped open the envelope containing the book, Big Little Felt Universe from Lark Crafts, my eldest son's immediate reaction was one of disapproval. He was clearly "too old" for this type of book, and that was quite evident as he continued to spend an hour looking through each page carefully. He was still adamant on his beliefs, even after writing a full page list of all the projects he anticipated mummy to make. Seconds later, he was downstairs emptying my bins and trying to figure out which project to make first. He was completely hooked... it just took a little while for this cool kid to finally admit it.
...my youngest son, on the other hand, was instantly captivated once he saw that s'more. Within seconds he had followed suit by writing down every project he thought would be fun to make in one afternoon. (which, for both boys, ended up being everything but the purse and make-up. Just 75 projects in total...)
...I was completely taken away by not only the number of projects that Jeanette Lim was able to create for this book, but also the amount of step-by-step projects dedicated for each piece. I can only imagine how much time it must have taken for Jeanette to prepare such a book, and found myself just tired thinking about all of the work that must have gone into this project. The boys really enjoyed the ability to see the step-by-step process, which helped keep their patience up as
mummy worked with them on their chosen piece.
...The only frustrations I found in the book were not in the projects themselves, but in the book's presentation. While I found the step-by-step photos very helpful, many of the detailed shots had to compete against strong shadows, often finding it a bit tricky to see the fine detail of what was being demonstrated. It also took me a bit to figure out who wrote the book. (aside from looking at the cover...) There was no mention of Jeanette on the back cover, which took away from the personal connection I often like to have with a book. Yes, I did soon find more about her near the end, but I would have like to have been emotionally pulled in right away.
...That being said, the book truly is a wonderful book to add to one's collection. While many of the projects take some time and patience, Big Little Felt Universe by Jeanette Lim is perfect not only for crafting alongside your children but also a perfect resource for making many a gift.
...Thanks to Lark Crafts for giving me this copy, I am able to offer it to you for a fun "Big Little" giveaway! Please leave a comment below, and if you have the ability to make note of the giveaway on your own blogs (or twitter..facebook...etc), I will count you for an extra vote! Just include your link, and good luck! The giveaway runs until WEDNESDAY at 10PM EST.
*** note: there are still winners from previous giveaways that have not contacted me. If you are one of them, please send me your info so that I may get your treasures out...thanks! ***
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
BOOK TRAILER: Fanciful Felties from mummysam
a fun little video on youtube for you all to enjoy... please spread the word!
Friday, April 1, 2011
the start of a long journey...
road trip: embroidered linen 4"w x 5ft long
I am about to embark on an intense month of work, and begin a project that I never envisioned having the chance to do. It's something that must be devoted to in its entirety, and one that requires me to drop everything at hand and just go for it. Someday there will come the time that I can scream it from the rooftops, but for now it is something that must be kept with me as I work feverishly like a hermit for the next few weeks. I will try to pop up every now and then to say hello, but for the majority of April you will find me holed up at every non-kid moment in my "cozy" little basement. (and by "cozy", I mean completely damp and full of spiders...)
I will be halting all shipment of fabric orders placed in April until the beginning of May, but will ship any orders placed through tonight (April 1st).
have a good weekend!
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Lincoln Corners
Lincoln Corners (PDF 650kb) are special collections of information about the United States of America that are provided to state libraries in various provinces of Malaysia to better inform the public in those provinces about American business and educational opportunities, U.S. history and culture, travel tips, and other topics to promote mutual understanding and stronger ties between the United States and Malaysia.
Why is it called a Corner?
The U.S. Embassy seeks to work in partnership with State Libraries in Malaysia, taking only a small corner of their existing facilities to provide additional information about the United States of America. This will be, in every respect, a two-way partnership. The Lincoln Resource Center will work together with each State Library to ensure that materials provided are appropriate for and responsive to the needs to the State Library audiences.
Why was Lincoln's name used for these Corners?
Abraham Lincoln was the first U.S. President to correspond with a ruler in Southeast Asia (he discussed a proposed gift of elephants offered to America by the King of Thailand) but, more importantly, the library at the U.S. Embassy in Kuala Lumpur is named the Lincoln Resource Center. The Lincoln Corners carry the same name to demonstrate that there will be an ongoing, mutually-beneficial relationship between State Libraries and the Lincoln Resource Center, to help the Embassy's vast book and information resources reach out to every province.
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Bluegreen Vacations today announced the purchase of The Club at Big Bear Village, a premiere timeshare resort property located in Big Bear, CA, approximately 90 minutes east of Los Angeles.
"Adding The Club at Big Bear Village to our collection of resorts just made sense," said David Pontius, Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer; President, Bluegreen Services at Bluegreen Corporation. "We have been looking for the opportunity to further our westward expansion and the accommodations and amenities offered by The Club at Big Bear Village are ideal for our vacation club owners. It's a perfect four-season destination that nicely compliments our Las Vegas and Phoenix properties, offering a unique and very special experience."
The resort is located on Big Bear Lake in the San Bernardino National Forest and has been referred to as an "ultra luxurious base camp to all the mountain and lake adventures that Big Bear offers." Bluegreen Vacation Club owners initially will have access to yet to be sold inventory in 14 three-and-four bedroom presidential units richly appointed with sub-zero kitchen appliances, JacuzziTM baths and steam showers, HD big screen TVs and more.
Pontius explained that there are a handful of unit shells that were built, but not completed or furnished. Bluegreen is currently in the process of completing those units, with the intention of adding them to the available inventory by 2013. In addition, "a master plan for future development" of the property is in the works, for which Bluegreen will be selecting developer partners.
The Club at Big Bear Village was previously positioned as a fractional offering, designed to appeal to the Los Angeles drive-in market. As part of the transition, Bluegreen has worked closely with the existing owners at large as well as their association board to explain the company's intentions.
"Dealing with high-end fractional owners as a timeshare company can be challenging," Pontius said. "After all is said and done, we think the existing owners will really be pleased with what we bring to the table, and we know that existing Bluegreen Vacation Club owners will appreciate one more resort at which they can vacation and build memories."
Founded in 1966 and headquartered in Boca Raton, FL, Bluegreen Corporation (NYSE:BXG) is a leading timeshare sales, marketing and resort management company. Bluegreen Resorts manages, markets and sells the Bluegreen Vacation Club, a flexible, points-based, deeded vacation ownership plan with more than 160,000 owners, over 60 owned or managed resorts, and access to more than 4,000 resorts worldwide. Bluegreen also offers a portfolio of comprehensive, turnkey, fee-based service resort management, financial services, and sales and marketing services on behalf of third parties. For more information, visit http://www.bluegreencorp.com. See what Bluegreen owners are saying on Facebook or follow us on YouTube. Visit our Press Room to find out more about what's happening with Bluegreen Corporation and Bluegreen Vacations.
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Pre-Registration for the event is available here. Badges will be available online for $40.
Returning attendees and newcomers alike will enjoy panels, viewings, artists, vendors, popular guests, video and board games, contests, and learning more about Japanese visual culture.
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A Cycle of Paintings Synthesising the Oeuvre
Kovásznai lived mostly alone in the last years of his life, withdrawn in his spacious house, in the Buda Hills. He did not tell anyone for a long time that he was working on a monumental series of paintings, which he made and kept in a separate part of his house that he had transformed into a studio. Only a short time before his death did he show these works to his friends. He could have no idea of how much time he had left when his fatal disease was diagnosed in 1980, a short time before the premiere of Bubble Bath. What he must have felt, however, was a need to sum up the experience of his life, including his painterly work. From that point on, until his death on 28 June 1983, he was working on a series of paintings that served as a summary and a vehicle to look death in the eye. Although he did not conceive these works in terms of seriality, they should be treated as a series related through their content. No matter how loosely linked these paintings are in terms of form, their frame of reference is identical.
Just like the construction method of his films or his summarising essay Homeland Animation, this last cycle of paintings attests to his interdisciplinary mode of thinking. It is manifest in the metamorphosing painting style familiar from his films, in his picture construction method embracing the dimension of movement even within a still image, or in his freely soaring essays, with their symbiosis of a document and fiction. Even though the series in question is comprised of paintings that present figures and fragments of narratives, these pieces have been made according to a spontaneous and intuitive work method. Such an improvisational work process contributes to the dynamic and sweeping painterly character of his works.
Kovásznai's last paintings may be examined in the context of several painting styles pertaining to the 1980s. It is the visual world of neo-expressionism - the German heftige Malerei, or the Italian trans-avantgarde - that Kovásznai's restless works call to mind at first. Belonging to the 1980s' tendencies is the movement termed individual mythologies, which artists employed as a means to interpret cultural history, literature, religion, and ancient mythology, or as metaphors of values and value-producing processes. Kovásznai's individual mythology - based on his more specific situation - extends to a more personal biographical reference than that, since he incorporated several situations and characters from his personal life history.


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Canada goose hunters are reminded the daily and possession limits in the Missouri River Zone differ from the rest of the state.
The daily bag limit for Canada geese in the Missouri River Zone is five, with 15 in possession. The remainder of the state has a daily bag of eight Canada geese, with 24 in possession. A hunter may take up to eight Canada geese in a day, provided no more than five come from the Missouri River Zone. Subsequently, a hunter may possess up to 24 Canada geese, provided not more than 15 come from the Missouri River Zone.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department advises hunters to be cautious with their dogs around water this time of year, due to potential health hazards associated with blue-green algae.
Dr. Dan Grove, wildlife veterinarian for the Game and Fish Department, said late summer and early fall offer prime conditions for blue-green algae growth in many state waters. Ingestion by a hunting dog while perhaps retrieving a bird during the early goose season, or just practicing retrieving, can lead to severe illness and potential death.
North Dakota's roadside pheasant survey conducted in late July and August indicates total birds, number of broods and average brood size are all down statewide from 2012.
Stan Kohn, upland game management supervisor for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, said the survey shows total pheasants are down 30 percent from last year. In addition, brood observations were down 29 percent, and the average brood size was down 10 percent. The final summary is based on 253 survey runs made along 101 brood routes across North Dakota.
Friday, Sept. 20 at noon signals the start of a nine-and-a-half day deer hunting season for youth ages 12-15.
Licensed residents ages 12 and 13, and 11-year-olds who turn age 12 in 2013, are allowed to hunt statewide, but only for antlerless white-tailed deer. Resident deer gun hunters age 14 or 15, and 13-year-olds who turn age 14 in 2013, with a "youth season" license, can hunt statewide for any deer, except antlerless mule deer in units 3B1, 3B2, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E and 4F. In addition, a special license is required to hunt antlered mule deer in those same units.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is currently working with 18 landowners in 16 hunting units across the state who would like to host hunters with antlerless deer licenses in 2013.
Participating landowners are located in hunting units 2C, 2G2, 2I, 2J2, 2K2, 3A4, 3B3, 3C, 3D1, 3D2, 3E1, 3E2, 3F1, 3F2, 4B and 4E.
The program is not intended for buck hunters, but designed to direct hunters with antlerless licenses to specific areas to reduce deer populations.
Data recently tallied from July and August roadside counts indicate sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian partridge populations are down significantly from last year.
As of Aug. 28, brood results suggest sharp-tailed grouse numbers are down 51 percent statewide from last year, with the number of broods observed down 50 percent. The average brood size is about the same as in 2012, and the age ratio is up 19 percent.
The statewide Hungarian partridge population is down 34 percent from last year, and the number of broods observed is down 31 percent.
North Dakota's two-day youth waterfowl season is Sept. 14-15. Legally licensed resident and nonresident youth waterfowl hunters age 15 and younger may hunt ducks, geese, coots and mergansers statewide.
The daily bag limit and species restrictions for the youth season are the same as for regular duck and goose seasons.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department game wardens seized 136 walleye during a recent two-day operation targeting over-limits of fish on Devils Lake.
Chief game warden Robert Timian said the main emphasis of the Aug. 23-24 operation was to identify and apprehend anglers taking more than a daily limit of walleye. "Fishing has been good, and we were hearing complaints of some people double-dipping," Timian said.
North Dakota's sandhill crane season opens Sept. 14 and continues through Nov. 10.
Limits are three daily and nine in possession in unit 1 (west of U.S. Highway 281), and two daily and six in possession in unit 2 (east of U.S. Highway 281). Shooting hours are one-half hour before sunrise to 1 p.m. each day through Nov. 2. Beginning Nov. 3, shooting hours are extended until 2 p.m. each day.
Hunters are urged to use caution and identify birds to prevent shooting at whooping cranes as they begin their fall migration.
North Dakota's 2013 waterfowl season has been set, with noteworthy changes including an increase in the daily limit of Canada and snow geese, and the possession limit for most migratory birds.
Opening day for North Dakota residents is Sept. 21 for ducks, geese, coots and mergansers. Nonresidents may begin hunting waterfowl in North Dakota Sept. 28. The season for swans opens Sept. 28 for both residents and nonresidents.
Officials at the State Game and Fish Department are concerned that a potential transfer of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers land around Lake Sakakawea would include thousands of acres of public land managed for fish, wildlife and recreation, and would jeopardize free access to numerous boat ramps within the middle third of the reservoir.
Wildlife biologists believe recent reports of white-tailed deer deaths in western North Dakota could indicate the presence of epizootic hemorrhagic disease.
Dr. Dan Grove, State Game and Fish Department wildlife veterinarian, said the reports have characteristics similar to previous EHD events, and initial necropsy results on a freshly dead deer from Burleigh County indicate the potential presence of EHD.


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Denver set a record low temperature on Wednesday, as the mercury dipped to a paltry 6 degrees.
The reading broke the low mark for April 10, 7 degrees set in 1959.
After several inches of snowfall on Tuesday, the cold will stick around Wednesday in Denver. Weather forecasters predict a 10 percent chance for additional snow.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for the high temperature in Denver on Wednesday to reach 28 degrees.
"The average highs for this date are near 60s," said Bob Kleyla, a meteorologist with weather service. "If we only get to 28, that's 30 degrees below normal."
Wednesday night into Thursday, the low temperature is expected to dip to 18 degrees.
A warming trend is on tap for the rest of the week, according to the weather service.
"Saturday, we should be back up to near normal," Kleyla said.
Roads in the Denver metro area are wet, with patches of ice and snowpack in some spots. Main roads have been cleared, but side streets could be tricky.
The Colorado Department of Transportation reopened an eastbound stretch of Interstate 70 to the Kansas border around 5 a.m. after closing it overnight.
Denver International Airport has all runways clear and open Wednesday, after canceling 495 flights on Tuesday. The FAA is not reporting any major delays at DIA Wednesday morning, and officials said they did not expect to need to put full deicing operations in place.
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Mista is a watercolor artist in Weaverville, North Carolina, and specializes in custom paintings of landscapes, nature, animals, wildlife, structures, and portraits. She can also personalize the special moments and events in your life by creating a watercolor painting of your own photographs.
Learn about the beginnings of this artist who grew up in Burnsville, North Carolina, and how she found her path as a watercolor artist. You'll also discover why Mista is so inspired to paint, the purpose behind her artwork, how she makes her paintings uniquely hers, and how watercolors completes her life.
Mista's paintings are featured at Merrimon Galleries and the Gallery of the Mountains inside the Grove Park Inn, both in Asheville, North Carolina, but she is available for commission work as well. She can be reached by email at or by phone at 828-775-7751.


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No doubt beach goers were doing a double take by what they saw in the water and on the beach Monday at Atlantic Beach.
A viewer sent pictures to WITN's Carolina Camera of a Buck in the water and then taking off down the beach.
The viewer says he, his wife, her sisters and their husbands all witnessed the Buck appear and crash into the rolling surf for a swim before making his way down the beach.
It's definitely an unusual sight at the beach.
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1974 CJ 5 Transmission
So my son has a 1974 CJ5 that we are changing the fluids on. I know this is the wrong place but how many quarts in a T-18 4 speed????????
Got to ask in the cj section.
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Not sure the exact amount, but you can just fill it up to the fill hole. 4 qts should be enough and if you don't use one or two then you can keep them or go take them back.
There aren't enough folks on the CJ page to get a quick answer. Post away you can get some help here.
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Thank you jokerchief462! thats what I was thinking. He put in 3 quarts and still filling. The Chilton has no capacities table. My Wrangler holds 2.5 so I was just wondering.
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Claude Giroux had surgery on his right hand Aug. 15. (USA Today Images)
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Giroux, who had surgery Aug. 15 after a golf club he was using shattered, was examined by a hand specialist on Wednesday.
Holmgren said Giroux would wear his splint for a few more day as a precaution. He is still not permitted to do any stick work with pucks, although he is skating with a stick in hand.
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Defenseman Marc-Andre Bourdon (post-concussion syndrome) is still not medically cleared, but Bourdon has been skating actively with only an occasional headache.
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MISSOULA, Mont. – A 65-year-old Helena resident pleaded guilty Tuesday to receiving child pornography, announced U.S. Attorney Michael W. Cotter, District of Montana.
William Paul Robinson will be sentenced by U.S. District Judge Dana L. Christensen. Sentencing has been set for March 20. Robinson is currently released on special conditions.
The investigation was conducted by the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, which includes U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).
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- Later discussions with Robinson indicated that X.X. had also used Robinson's computer, and he gave consent for special agents to search it for the presence of child pornography.
- A detective found a child pornography movie almost immediately upon beginning the search.
- Robinson admitted that the child pornography on the computer was his and that he had been engaged in such activities for a period of time.
- A search warrant was obtained for Robinson's residence and special agents seized various computer equipment. Subsequent forensic examination revealed hundreds of images and movies of child pornography that Robinson had received via the Internet for years and continuing until the equipment was seized. Robinson possessed images and movies of children clearly prepubescent and children engaged in sadistic or masochistic abuse or other depictions of violence. Robinson possessed more than 800 still images and about 25 videos of child pornography on his equipment. The computer analysis also revealed that Robinson had distributed child pornography images to others via the Internet.
Robinson faces possible penalties of a mandatory minimum of five years in prison up to 20 years, a $250,000 fine and lifetime supervision.
This investigation was part of Operation Predator, a nationwide HSI initiative to protect children from sexual predators, including those who travel overseas for sex with minors, Internet child pornographers, criminal alien sex offenders and child sex traffickers. HSI encourages the public to report suspected child predators and any suspicious activity through its toll-free hotline at 1-866-DHS-2ICE or by completing its online tip form. Both are staffed around the clock by investigators.
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Fort Hood, Texas-Anyone in the military can attest that physical fitness is essential to good health and success in the Army.
However, fitness isn't just acquired; Soldiers must work hard to develop their bodies. The same effort is needed to develop a Soldier's spiritual fitness.
The troops of the 41st Fires Brigade go the extra distance to ensure Soldiers within the brigade receive the opportunity to work out their spiritual physique. Chaplain (Capt.) James Ward, a Stoneville, N.C. native, with 1st Battalion, 21st Field Artillery Regiment, 41st Fires Bde., hosted a spiritual fitness luncheon for the Soldiers and command at Club Hood, here, May 11.
"As the spirit goes up, we stay motivated, on-point, think more clearly; we're just a better equipped team-oriented people when our spirits are right," said Ward.
Units use spiritual fitness luncheons to bond with one another and also to strengthen its spirituality together, said Staff Sgt. John Ocasio Juanadiaz, from Puerto Rico, a chaplain's assistant for Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 41st Fires Bde.
"This is a quality event because we get to explore the mind and spirit," he said. "The brigade gets a chance to come together to learn and understand as well as to grow spiritually with each other."
More than 240 Soldiers throughout the brigade and 1st Cavalry Division showed up to participate in the luncheon. Guest speaker, Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Barbara Sherer, from Springfield, Mo., chaplain for the 1st Cavalry Division presented the theme "Move with a Purpose".
A chaplain for close to 26 years with multiple deployments, Sherer stated she knows all too well what it means to move with a purpose.
"If you don't have a purpose or anything to focus on then you're just all over the map," she said. "You need a focus, guide, and a reason for what you do. Moving with a purpose embodies spiritual fitness. You have to be fit to do things of a Soldier. Spiritual fitness is part of the overall picture of what makes the Soldier fit. You have to be mentally fit, but I believe spirituality brings it all together."
Sherer gave the Soldiers time to reflect on the individual meaning of spiritual fitness and where they are spiritually.
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Vishranti is just a half an hour's drive from Dehradun Railway station and Jolly Grant Airport. The resort is 270 kms away from Delhi and can be easily reached by the means public or private transport.
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Goa is one of the most famous tourist destinations of Indian Territory. It has many attractions for tourists as beautiful beaches( Aguada, Candolim, Dona Paula), churches, old forts, Dudh Sagar water fall, Wild life ( Dr Salim ali bird scantuary, Bondla wildlife scantuary, Cotigao wild life scantury) and cities (old Goa, Panaji, Mapusa, Vasco Da Gama, Margao, Ponda).
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Goa can be topographically divided in mainly two parts North Goa and South Goa. The stretch from headland of Fort Aguada just outside Panaji city to further north near the border of Maharashtra encompasses North Goa. Dotted with pristine palm fringed beaches, exotic wildlife parks and buzzing cities, the North Goa is a popular holiday destination among adventurers and pilgrim seekers alike.
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This beautiful place is sure to make your honeymoon memorable and romantic that you will love to remember it forever. Historical places in Goa include the three big churches which are Basilica of born Jesus, Convent of St. Francis of Assissi and Se Cathedral. Some of the forts in North Goa where you can visit are Chapora Fort, Fort Aguada .Attractions of South Goa are Japanese garden, church of Ho
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When talking about holidays in India the first state that comes to our mind that is the beach capital of this country the beautiful Goa. This state is synonyms to holiday, and it always seems both these words are inseparable from each other. This beautiful state is located in the southern state of Goa and situated on the edge of the Konkan shore. This state consists of more than forty beaches.
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Iconic Attractions To Visit On Your Goa Tours
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When talking about holidays in India the first state that comes to our mind that is the beach capital of this country the beautiful Goa. This state is synonyms to holiday, and it always seems both the...
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Goa The land of Beaches is one of the most top attractions and the visitors from every nook and corner of the world. Goa is very beautiful and the most charming state in India. This is one of the smal...
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