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I made this for my Husbands birthday and he was totally spelled bound! it was amazing, just a total treat for the eyes and the mouth! Looks so difficult but infact it was so easy :):):) Thank you so much!
I made this for my son's birthday pool party and it was the CUTEST EVER. Used fruit roll-up pieces for beach towels and had some of the bears laying out in the sun. Also, I used the pre-mixed frosting instead of CoolWhip. Be sure and let the Jello set about half-way (should be sort of lumpy) before trying to put it in the cake. My kids will NEVER forget this. And it tasted great, too!


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Construction On Highway 3 Continues
(Le Mars) -- Due to contractors not being able to meet road specifications, Highway 3 from Business Highway 75 to the Highway 75 by-pass will remain closed to the general public for at least another week. Le Mars City Administrator, Scott Langel says the road was completed, but it did not meet the specifications for smoothness.
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Langel says the two contractors must absorb the additonal costs for the repairs, neither the state nor the city of Le Mars will be asked to pay for the extra work. He says originally, the contractor had until this past Monday to complete the project. Langel offers a timetable as to when the project may possibly be finished.
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2011 Fair Queen Prepares For College
(Des Moines) -- A teenager from northwest Iowa is preparing for college after wrapping up her run as Iowa State Fair Queen this week. Eighteen-year-old Paris Schnepf of Granville will attend the University of Iowa this fall to pursue a degree in music therapy. Her decision has led to some good natured teasing in the Schnepf household as her sister, Sterling, will be a junior this year at Iowa State.
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Music therapy involves the use of music to help individuals cope with special physical, emotional, cognitive or social challenges.
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Schnepf said of her career goals. The Spalding Catholic High School graduate sings and plays several instruments including the piano, alto saxophone, mandolin and guitar. As Iowa State Fair Queen, Schnepf collected a $2,800 scholarship. This week, Paris helped crown the 2012 Iowa State Fair Queen, 17-year-old Abrah Meyer of Readlyn (REED-lin). Paris' sister, Sterling, is the 2012 Iowa Pork Princess.
Iowa National Guard Unit Set To Go To Afghanistan
JOHNSTON, Iowa (AP) - A farewell ceremony is being planned for about 60 Iowa Army National Guard members who will be headed overseas to support Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.
A news release from the Iowa National Guard says the ceremony will begin at 11:30 a.m. on Aug. 28 at the Freedom Center at Camp Dodge in Johnston.
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1034th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion is being called to active duty for the mission. The soldiers will receive extra training at Fort Hood, Texas,
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Gov. Terry Branstad says he will hold 14 meetings across Iowa to hear what people think about how the state should change its kindergarten through high school education
Branstad will be joined by Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds for the meetings, which the governor says will help him prepare his election reform proposal for the 2013 legislative session.
Branstad pushed for an ambitious education agenda in the 2012 Legislature, but most of his proposals failed to pass. Those failed plans included tougher requirements for teachers and new tests for students.
The meetings begin Tuesday in Pocahontas and continue until a Sept. 13 gathering in Council Bluffs. Meanwhile, Iowa Democratic State Senator, Herman Quirmbach of Ames is criticizing the governor on his townhall meetings. The Senate Education Committee chairman says for the second year in a row, Branstad has scheduled the majority of the education townhall meetings when most parents and other employed Iowans are unable to attend. Quirmbach says if Branstad would re-schedule the meetings for the evening hours more people would have a chance to be heard, and the governor would get a broader range of feedback.
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Idris Elba has got some fierce competition as he prepares to voice tiger Shere Khan in one of two new movie adaptation of "The Jungle Book" – fellow Brit Benedict Cumberbatch will play the big bad cat in the other.
The "Sherlock" star has just signed on for Warner Bros.' adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's beloved adventure tale, which "Lord of the Rings" star Andy Serkis will direct, using the latest motion capture technology.
Jon Favreau will take charge of the rival Disney live-action/animation project production, which features the voices of Elba, Scarlett Johansson, Sir Ben Kingsley, Christopher Walken and Lupita Nyong'o.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) -- An internal investigation at the Alexandria Police Department has concluded that officers did nothing wrong when they killed a man this past February.
It happened two blocks from police headquarters when 10 officers answered a call for a domestic dispute. But the man's mother was there and does not think police were justified in using lethal force.
"When they started shooting, I was there and I know what I saw," said Vickie Sellers who watched as seven Alexandria police officers opened fired and killed her son, 30-year-old Taft Sellers.
The former marine legally carried a gun.
Alexandria police had come across him before and never encountered any problems, said Chief Earl Cook.
On February 18th, 2013, Sellers had gone to discuss a dispute with his sister at their grandmother's house. She called police and told them that her brother had a gun, but did not threaten her with it.
Officers arrived within minutes and took cover. Cook says for at least eight minutes, his officers tried to get Sellers to put his gun down and show his hands.
"Only at the point when Mr. Sellers pointed his gun at one of the officers, did the rest of the officers fire their weapons," said Chief Cook.
Seven officers fired 37 rounds, hitting him five times.
Vickie Sellers questions why officers kept shooting after Taft was down, but most importantly questions why they opened fired in the first place. Today, police chief Earl Cook said their own internal investigation found officers fired in self defense.
Cook says cell phone videos recorded by people across Duke Street at a McDonalds show Sellers pointed his gun at the officers. But Vickie Sellers, who was there and has seen one of the videos, says she only saw Taft point his gun down. She had just arrived and was screaming.
She believes the shooting started when one officer began firing because she thought Taft fired first. Which he did not.
The police department says it doesn't matter if an officer fired because he or she thought Taft fired since the evidence shows Taft pointed his gun at them.
Commonwealth's Attorney Randy Sengel found no criminal wrongdoing by police. Sengel did confirm that an officer fired because she thought Sellers fired, but he said it is impossible to know which officer fired the first shot. Like the police found, Sengel said Sellers could be seen on a video pointing his gun at police.
Chief Cook says he will not release the video to the public because its part of their internal investigation and also out of respect for Sellers family because of the graphic and sensitive nature.
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Amsterdamize reader/faithful Alan ventured into the realm of medicine & cycling and found this Guardian article by Jonathan Sale, called 'Two Wheels', dealing with his physical misgivings on a bicycle. In short: it will enlighten you about the best and most healthy posture for cycling. Some excerpts:
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"If God wanted us to ride bicycles, babies would be born with crash helmets on their craniums and flashing red lights on their buttocks. Although, on the whole, we cyclists are fitter than non-cyclists, we must be careful of the impact of the bicycle frame on the human frame. Beset with back pains, I was advised to drop the drop handlebars years ago, on the grounds that the bent-over posture they imposed did my spine no favours. Being a commuting, not a racing cyclist, I could live with the extra wind resistance. That helped, but occasional twinges persisted.
A recent study published by the British Medical Journal showed that the Alexander Technique can ease back pain. It was time to consult Barry Collins, who gets around by bike and has been teaching AT for the past 25 years. "Severe spinal injury at zero mph," warns a poster at his practice, illustrated by a drawing of an unhealthily slumped skeleton slouched in front of a computer; similar maltreatment of vertebrae can be seen in cyclists."
"Most people in the saddle collapse their spine," he says. "Collapsing the back produces in turn a collapse in the front, which restricts rib movement and breathing." Placed carefully in a chair, I am both upright and relaxed, "another template for being in the saddle."
"Push down with the heels." Not the front of the foot, which is my usual practice. By now I am on Collins' bike, tall in the saddle. "Open the backs of the knees on the power stroke. This takes the load off your knee joint."
"It is the legs that really must do the work," Collins says. "Use only the heels of your hands and then just let the fingers lie passively as if resting on fragile eggs." Also, do not heave at the pedals in too high a gear: "Allow the legs to spin freely and so avoid tightening and constricting the upper body." Then there is the pelvis: do not wiggle it from side to side but think of it as fixed to the spine. It's the legs that go up and down, pivoting at the hip joints.
"Effortless effort" is what Collins is after. It is pretty Zen (the sound of one handlebar clapping, perhaps). "Let go of old muscle habits and relearn new ones," he says. As I pedal home, fellow-cyclists may not be aware that my toes are relaxed, my heels are down, my arms are straight and my back is more like a capital I than a C. But I am."
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It's taken Emily Frederick just two meets to make the Pasadena City College sports information office want to simply toss out the "updated" Lancers women's swim record list. The freshman Frederick added to her two records from her collegiate debut by winning three events and setting three brand new PCC school records at the Mt. San Antonio Mt. SAC Invitational held Feb. 22-23.
Frederick won the 100-yard freestyle in a record-setting 53.90 seconds, breaking the mark set two years ago by Julia Warden (54.31). She shattered another Warden record in capturing first place in the 100-backstroke at 1:01.93, beating the old mark of 1:02.49. Finally, Frederick picked up her third record of the meet in winning the 200 individual medley, smashing a 10-year-old record set by Amy Williamson by nearly five seconds at 2:12.44. Williamson swam the old standard of 2:17.25 in 2003.
Frederick already had the PCC records in the 50-backstroke (29:16) and 100 IM (1:01.23) that she set at the SCC Pentathlon a week earlier (Feb. 15).
If that wasn't enough, Frederick nearly picked up record No. 6, but her second place finish of 1:00.13 in the 100-butterfly was just 0.11 of a second off the PCC mark set by Malia Garcia in 2008. The versatile Fredericks was fourth in the 200 freestyle, but her 2:01.94 time was a momentary breather that didn't approach a school record.
Paige Watroba, a sophomore, swam a personal best in placing sixth in the 100-butterfly at 1:04.67. Freshman Arolyn Basham overcame the flu to take fifth in that event at 1:03.33. Basham was third overall in the 50-breaststroke at 33.13.
The PCC women's team placed 10th out of 20 teams at the invite despite only three swimmers participating.
Stephen To, the defending CCCAA state champion in the 200-yard butterfly, scored a victory in that event at 2:00.63 to highlight the PCC men's team swims at the Mt. SAC Invitational.
To was touched out at the wire in the 100-butterfly by Mt. SAC's Bennett Yuan (52.73) and settled for second place (52.80).
Michael Chiodo placed sixth in the 200-backstroke (2:08.39) and was eighth in the 100-backstroke (57.50). The Lancers placed 12th as a team.
Both Lancers teams will be action as they start the South Coast Conference dual meet season Friday, March 1 in hosting Mt. San Antonio and Chaffey Colleges. The double dual meet begins at 12:30 p.m. at the PCC Aquatic Center.
[Photo--Emily Frederick in action during the SCC Pentathlon on Feb .15. Fredericks already holds five PCC school records after two collegiate meets.]
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What is this? The much-delayed "favorite movies of 2012" episode of the Three Percent Podcast? It is! Better late than never, right? Yes, it is. Stop disagreeing, please.
This week, Tom is joined by Nate, and they grit their teeth to discuss The Master (P. T. Anderson) and Django Unchained (Quentin Tarantino), after having forced one another to finally watch each other's favorite movies of the year. Also on the docket are the likes of: Rust & Bone, Magic Mike, Killer Joe, Moonrise Kingdom, Argo, and, god help us, Lincoln. (And no one, at any point, talks about soccer.)
This week's music is the theme song to Tom's favorite: Django Unchained.
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As presaged by its title, contradiction is the theme of Peter Stamm's novel, All Days Are Night. Gillian, a well-known television personality, remains unknowable to herself. And Hubert, a frustrated artist and Gillian's lover, creates art through the process of. . .
It's a rare and wonderful book that begins and ends with violence and humor. At the start of Etgar Keret's The Seven Good Years, Keret is in a hospital waiting for the birth of his first child while nurses, in. . .
Last year, Han Kang's The Vegetarian was an unexpected critical hit. Now, it's just been published in the U.S. and has already received a great deal of positive critical attention. The Vegetarian was a bold book to attempt as an. . .
It's been almost a year since the publication of Nowhere to Be Found by Bae Suah, but despite being included on the 2015 PEN Translation award longlist, and some pretty vocal support from key indie presses, the book has. . .
Jorge Eduardo Benavides' novel La paz de los vencidos (The Peace of the Defeated) takes the form of a diary written by a nameless Peruvian thirty-something intellectual slumming it in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in Spain's Canary Islands. Recently relocated. . .
Anyone with any interest at all in contemporary Moroccan writing must start with Souffles. A cultural and political journal, Souffles (the French word for "breaths") was founded in 1966 by Abdellatif Laâbi and Mostafa Nissabouri. Run by a group of. . .
Randall Jarrell once argued a point that I will now paraphrase and, in doing so, over-simplify: As a culture, we need book criticism, not book reviews. I sort of agree, but let's not get into all of that. Having finished. . .
Like any good potboiler worth its salt, Fuminori Nakamura's The Gun wastes no time setting up its premise: "Last night, I found a gun. Or you could say I stole it, I'm not really sure. I've never seen something so. . .
Heiner Resseck, the protagonist in Monika Held's thought-provoking, first novel, This Place Holds No Fear, intentionally re-lives his past every hour of every day. His memories are his treasures, more dear than the present or future. What wonderful past eclipses. . .
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Testimony :: The Honorable Christopher H. Smith
Co-Chairman - The Helsinki Commission
Mr. Chairman, thank you for forging ahead and rescheduling this hearing which had to be postponed due to the tragedies of September 11. The loss of human life, the attack on personal freedom, and the violation of national security strengthen our resolve to stand by the principles which undergird the Helsinki commitments. The principles of freedom, democracy, fundamental human rights, and the rule of law remain the core for civilized societies, and as National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice noted, we would not be America if we did not continue to press for these values.
As someone who has long been active on human rights issues, I have been a strong supporter of the Helsinki process – the OSCE and its CSCE predecessor. I believe that the OSCE remains an important forum for advancing U.S. interests, including those which contribute to security here and among our friends and allies in the OSCE region.
One of the OSCE's greatest assets has been its ability to remain relevant in the issues addressed by the commitments made by the participating States. In the 1980s, when I first became involved in these issues as a member of this Commission, the focus had been on people languishing in the Soviet gulag or East European prisons for what they said, wrote or believed. We gave attention to the families divided between East and West and denied permission to reunite or even contact each other. In the 1990s, there was heavy emphasis on free and fair elections, the rule of law, conflict prevention and tolerance in society.
Today, the persecution of human rights monitors and religious believers remains relevant, as does the lack of democratic development, yet the OSCE has added to its concerns issues like human trafficking, especially of women and children into sexual slavery, and civilian policing. The challenges have only become greater since September 11.
Unfortunately, while one can point to good work by and through the OSCE which has made the world a better place for tens of millions of people in Europe who can now call themselves free, tens of millions remain repressed by regimes, displaced by paramilitary thugs, tortured by the police, unable to choose their elected representative in a fair contest, harassed for openly expressing their belief in God other than through the religious institutions traditional to their country. As our witnesses address U.S. policy toward the OSCE, I hope they will comment on these specific problems and what more can be done to address them.
Considering the events of three weeks ago, I would hope that human rights will serve as the foundation of the US agenda and remain prominent on the OSCE agenda. Some States had previously sought to lessen this focus, but now the authoritarian allies in our new war on terrorism could easily exploit the current circumstances to further stamp out the fledgling opposition forces which exist. I look forward to hearing from our State Department witnesses how the United States will bolster and not dilute the human dimension of the OSCE.


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Liz Collin takes a customer's order during the June 13 grand opening of Panera Bread at 1035-A El Monte Ave. in Mountain View. To celebrate its opening, owners of the bakery cafe are donating $1 to the Second Harvest Food Bank for every customer who enrolls in the company's loyalty rewards program through the end of June.


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The List - 7 things we need to do before summer ends
Published: Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 10:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, August 21, 2013 at 5:58 p.m.
1. Go to the beach. Remember it? It's that place on the right side of the map where we used to go on sunny days.
2. Get ready. Trim the dead limbs off that oak tree that shades the house. Prime hurricane season is right around the corner.
3. Interact with the tourists. Some of them are downright friendly people. Give them a chance.
4. See an outdoor concert. There must have been a dozen venues in the Cape Fear area hosting music outside this summer. Downtown Sundown has an Aerosmith Tribute band on Friday and a Journey tribute band next week.
5. Wash the car. In the driveway. In your swimsuit. Let the kids help. Spray each other with the hose. Giggle a lot.
6. Visit a farmers market. This is a great time of year to pick up okra, peppers, cucumbers and peas.
7. Cook out. You don't have to invite the whole neighborhood. Just invite a few friends and let the others simmer as the smell of your barbecue wafts over the fence.
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I think you're thinking of the rotavirus. Research indicates that giving and infant the rotavirus vaccine while they are being breastfed will impede immunological response. So, the researchers have come up with the perfect solution: stop breastfeeding for a few days! (i can't even begin to explain why that 'recommendation' is unbelievably stupid)
Here's an article on it: http://vactruth.com/2010/05/07/vaccine-breastfeeding-immune-response/
Now I have heard it all! BF helps prevents diarrhea and in cases where baby gets it, BF helps treat it. Why a doctor (regardless of some stupid "study") would recommend that we suspend BF, and all the natural antibodies that are part of why its so much better for the baby, so we can inject some man-made version of antibodies is beyond me. My kids (all BF) ddin't even get this shot--my doc said that since I BF it wasn't necessary :-)
Basically, we have half the medical community working like hell to increase awareness about the benefits of BF and getting more women to BF at all, and the other half (this study and a recent one released that refutes the WHO recommendation that all babies be EBF for first 6 mos, that ridiculous "study" said that EBF babies need solids at 4 mos to avoid becoming anemic & suffering brain damage and having food allergies, of course I am paraphrasing) telling us why we shouldn't...
Ridiculous. That's really all I can say...
I was just reading in the book "The Complete Breastfeeding Book of Answers" by Dr. Jack Newman (a leading authority on the subject) that vaccines are actually more effective with breastfeeding, not less. He writes, "Artificial feeding [formula] reduces the effectiveness of vaccinations by diminishing the baby's response and production of the necessary antibodies. Breastfed babies have a better response to vaccinations, and produce more antibodies" (pg. 12).
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Currently I installed Zimbra under a Virtual Machine using Microsoft Virtual Server, and although this works for me...it does seem to be a little "slow" and I am NOT pointing the finger at zimbra (for those who like to flame ); I am pointing the finger at the VM. Now, what I will want to do eventually is move the whole configuration to a different dedicatied server as other people may be using it.
Is there an easy way to (easily) move configuration from server to server?
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May 30, 2016
The price to see a Michigan State University football game may be on the rise for some season ticket holders.
Fans could face premiums of up to $500 per season ticket to keep their seats in Spartan Stadium. Under a new plan developed by the athletic department, some ticket holders would pay between $200 and $500 a seat on top of the seat's price.
Seats included in the proposal are in the stadium's lower tier between the end zones. The focus is to avoid cutting non-revenue sports.
Athletic Director Ron Mason says the department needs extra revenue to offset it's projected budget deficit of close to $3 million. The plan could eliminate almost all of that.
The proposal goes in front of the MSU Board of Trustees on May 9.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - Sentencing will be in May for two men who have admitted to roles in the St. Louis shooting death of a man allegedly lured to Missouri from Texas.
Fifty-four-year-old Scott Compton of Washington, Mo., and 23-year-old Lodgy Jackson of Houston have pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to conspiring to possess cocaine with plans to distribute it. Jackson also pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm during drug activity, and discharging a firearm during a drug crime that resulted in a death.
Authorities say Compton and Jackson joined in a plot in April 2012 to rob and kill 28-year-old Jamie Benson of Houston in St. Louis after luring the man to St. Louis, where his body was found in an alley.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) - Some women under the age of 30 are considering having their breasts removed if they carry the BRCA 1 or 2 gene mutations. Many people may find it a drastic measure, but for women like Claudia Gilmore who said she wants to be a previvor not merely a survivor it is her way of beating breast cancer.
"We are all born with a castle and everybody has this big beautiful moat that protects them from cancer and disease, but for me, I have no moat; my castle is completely defenseless," she told us.
Claudia a 23-year-old Georgetown Graduate student felt she was defenseless against breast cancer, just like her beloved grandmother was. Her grandmother beat breast cancer but died after a long battle with stage 4 ovarian cancer.
Her grandmother carried the breast cancer genetic mutation and Claudia's dad also tested positive for BRCA 1 and he passed the mutation on to her.
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"I don't even know what it's going to be like to wake up and realize that my lifetime risk was 85% now it's 1 maybe 2%. I just can't even grasp the relief I am going to feel," she said.
Dr. Shawna Willey a breast surgeon at Georgetown University Hospital is Claudia's surgeon she told us "As a gene mutation carrier, we know early diagnosis is a hallmark of that disease. It's important for all of these patients to understand that it's not 100% risk reduction."
In the meantime, Claudia, who calls herself a Pre-Vivor, has gone public with her decision. She has a Facebook blog and she's produced an online series with "web-isodes" airing every three weeks until a full length documentary is distributed later in the year.
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I don't low if I would wish so much from the tag gods. I would be happy with one or two. But u will have plenty of help if you are graced with such magical mail this year.
Awesome bucks! Just yesterday I started looking at Nevada's draw system. I'm going to starting to apply next year. I know I'm way behind alot of hunters, but I need to start sometime. Bucks like that in Oregon are very few and far between. I am jelouse of all you guys who live in states that hold so many big bucks. Thanks for posting!
Ummmmmm, WOW. Those are some big'uns.
2012 all season combined. I may be a dozen or more years older when I hunt Nevada, but I will be headin south someday.
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As always we see the big ones and post the pics for all to enjoy. These bucks are very hard to find but the choice areas to hunt here in Nv will produce this caliber of bucks each year. As always they aren't standing beside the road for some guy to just shot out of their truck. They are very hard to find and it takes a lot of work. We all know this. I personally have spent a ton of time looking for above average bucks in Nv so when the time come for me or my family to draw I have somewhere to start. I also really enjoy helping friends out in getting big bucks. If you have a tag in a area that I know where some good bucks are I will help out to get the biggest bucks I can find. I do have a few spots I keep for myself and for those very few. I would say for me on average in the last say 10 years the bucks I have found are in the high 160" to the low 170" with a couple each year well above that. Like DR said the tags are hard to get but when you draw the chances of you getting that buck of a life time are much better here then most.
Also you have to try to get the tags and build points to draw so do it now! The very low snow fall trend we have had for the last three years hopefully will change in the next two and then it will be EPIC hunting.
There are some great bucks down here my way....but for some reason it always seems like the "MONSTERS" keep popping up up there where your at Ikeep....smh. I spoke to a biologist a few weeks back and she said one of the areas down here in the south produced epic trophy quality bucks....but I haven't heard of any "BIG" bucks coming out of that area in a few years now.
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A look back at the memorable moments that happened on Oct. 23.
1941: The Disney film "Dumbo" was released.
1978: Maybelle Carter, the matriarch of the musical Carter family, died. Maybelle was the mother of June Carter, who became Mrs. Johnny Cash. Maybelle Carter was 69.
1984: Musician Bob Geldof watched a documentary on the BBC about Ethiopia's famine. He was so moved he called his friend, Midge Ure, and together they wrote the charity song "Do They Know It's Christmas."
1992: Country singer George Strait made his movie debut in "Pure Country," in which he starred as a country western singer.
1995: A Houston jury found Yolanda Saldivar guilty of murdering Tejano singing star Selena. She was sentenced to spend at least 30 years in prison.
2004: Ashlee Simpson walked off stage after the wrong vocal track was played during her performance on "Saturday Night Live," which revealed she was lip-synching.
2010: Singer Katy Perry married comedian Russell Brand at a tiger sanctuary in India. They divorced in 2012.
Today's Birthdays: Singer Barbara Ann Hawkins of The Dixie Cups is 70. Director Ang Lee is 59. Jazz singer Dianne Reeves is 57. Country singer Dwight Yoakam is 57. Singer "Weird Al" Yankovic is 54. Bassist Robert Trujillo of Metallica is 49. Singer David Thomas of Take 6 is 47. Drummer Brian Nevin of Big Head Todd and The Monsters is 47. Bassist Eric Bass of Shinedown is 39. "So You Think You Can Dance" host Cat Deeley is 37. Actor Ryan Reynolds ("Van Wilder," "Two Guys and a Girl") is 37. Singer Matthew Shultz of Cage The Elephant is 30. Singer Miguel is 28. Actress Jessica Stroup ("90210") is 27.


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Lebanon, Tenn. (June 2, 2010) – Nashville Superspeedway, one of two tracks on the NASCAR Nationwide Series circuit centered in the state of Tennessee, will present Saturday night's Federated Auto Parts 300, their second Nationwide Series race of the 2010 season, under the lights on the 1.333 mile Music City track.
Following a strong 14th place finish in last week's race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Germain Racing driver Michael Annett heads to Nashville Superspeedway on the tail of earning his third consecutive top-15 finish.
He finished 15th in the previous Nationwide Series race at Dover International Speedway and scored an 11th place finish at Darlington Raceway.
The 23-year-old racer qualified 12th and finished ninth in his last race at Nashville Superspeedway in April and looks to secure another top-10 in this week's Federated Auto Parts 300 with loyal sponsor Pilot Travel Centers on the hood of his Camry. Annett and Pilot, headquartered in the Volunteer State in Knoxville, Tenn., entered the sport together in the ARCA Racing Series in 2007 and have continued their relationship through the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and into the NASCAR Nationwide Series.
"I really enjoy racing at Nashville Superspeedway, so I look forward to this weekend. Historically, it's a really good track for me, and I'm very proud to represent Pilot Travel Centers colors in their home state.
We're going to work hard to give them a great finish on Saturday night," said Annett.
"We've got some good runs to build on leading into this summer stretch of races," said crew chief Ryan Fugle. "We'll be bringing the same car to Nashville this weekend that we finished ninth in at the spring race. We're looking to being strong from the time we unload at Nashville and taking advantage of our previous success on this track. Being a stand-alone race for our series, the competition will be a lot more intense with less Cup affiliated drivers out there. It'll definitely be an exciting race."
Only three full-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers are on the entry list for Saturday's Nationwide Series Federated Auto Parts 300.
Bringing light to the devastating floods that rushed through Nashville and surrounding areas earlier this year, Annett will donate his time to participate in a Nationwide Series autograph session on Saturday at the track. Annett and several of his competitors will sign autographs for fans at the Nationwide Insurance display from 2-3 p.m. on Saturday. Fans interested in attending will be asked to bring monetary donations to the signing to support the Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee. In addition to taking part in the fundraising autograph session, Annett and many other Nationwide Series drivers have donated signed items to a NASCAR Foundation on-line auction benefiting the cause.
The No. 15 Pilot Travel Centers Toyota Camry hits Nashville Superspeedway on Friday with practice from 6-7:15 p.m. Final practice gets underway at 7:45 p.m. on Friday. Race day begins with Nationwide Series qualifying at 4:05 p.m. followed by the Federated Auto Parts 300 at 8 p.m. Watch practice, qualifying and the race on ESPN 2. All times are ET.
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Summary:Katherine Winter doesn't believe in miracles--she believes in facts. A former minister, Katherine turned her back on the cloth after losing her young daughter and husband while doing missionary work in the Sudan, and now seeks answers through scientific investigation rather than prayer. As a university professor, she has become the foremost debunker of supposed miracles, called to sites all over the world to investigate weeping statues, wall stains resembling saints and palms that bleed. And so far, there is no divine mystery she hasn't solved. But when small-town schoolteacher Doug Blackwell seeks her help with a series of bizarre occurrences the townspeople believe to be sent by God, Kathe... Full Summary >>


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The number of jobs in the "temporary help services" industry slipped to approximately 2.52 million in August, down by 4,900 from July, according to seasonally adjusted numbers released today by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. In addition, the number of temp jobs added in July was cut to 6,700 from the initially reported gain of 14,100.
Temporary employment as a percent of total employment — the temporary help penetration rate — slipped to 1.89 percent in August from 1.90 percent in July.
However, employment rose by 6,700 jobs, or 0.4 percent, in the "employment services industry" to 3.2 million. The employment services industry is a broader category that includes temporary help services as well as employment placements agencies, executive search services and professional employer organizations.
Total nonfarm employment disappointed in August with the U.S. adding only 96,000 jobs for total employment of 133.3 million, seasonally adjusted.
August's job gain comes in below the estimated gain of 201,000 private sector jobs estimated by the national employment report released Thursday by Automatic Data Processing Inc. (NASD: ADP).
The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 8.1 percent in August from 8.3 percent in July, according to seasonally adjusted numbers from the BLS. However, the labor force participation rate declined. The college-level unemployment rate, which can serve as a proxy for professional employment, was unchanged in August at 4.1 percent.
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Question: if you buy a copy from the paper, can you use it in this capacity? You're not buying the rights to the photo, just a version for personal use, right? It's been a long time since JLMC 460.
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Good afternoon. The issue of internally displaced persons (IDPs) within the 55 participating States of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is seriously problematic, so I want to thank Co-Chairman Smith for holding a Helsinki Commission hearing to address this troubling phenomenon. A recent inquiry conducted by the Library of Congress confirmed the magnitude of the problem, documenting roughly 1.5 million IDPs in the Caucasus and southeastern Turkey, along with 900,000 IDPs in the Balkans and 500,000 more in other former Soviet republics. Obviously, the problem of IDPs should be of serious concern to the OSCE as an organization, as well as with all its participating States. Considering the gravity of the situation, with millions unable to return home, we must vigorously encourage host countries to find durable solutions.
Mr. Co-Chairman, the countries of Turkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia and Russia can do more to address the need of the internally displaced. While the circumstances causing displacement vary between the five neighboring countries, each can take greater steps to see that, first, their IDP populations are allowed to reside wherever they choose, and second, they seriously endeavor to create circumstances for the return of IDPs in safety and dignity.
I raise Turkey at the outset as it holds the greatest potential for large scale returns in the near future. I am also attaching a more detailed statement on Turkey, outlining my views. Now that the internal conflict with the PKK organization is largely concluded after the capture of its commander in 1999, the time is ripe for the government to give all Kurdish villagers who desire the opportunity to return. Allowing the repopulation of southeastern Turkey will further normalize the area and increase its economic productivity. I am confident, if the government can find the political will to act boldly, this persistent problem can finally find resolution.
Azerbaijan's IDP population results from the 10-year struggle over the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region. Considering that internally displaced persons constitute close to 10% of Azerbaijan's population, the government policy of limiting resettlement of IDPs is surprising. By not allowing many Azeri IDPs to relocate outside of IDP camps, thousands are held hostage as political pawns to the stalemate over Nagorno-Karabakh. The Azerbaijan Government should allow the free movement of IDPs, thereby allowing integration into local communities. This would not signify giving up on Nagorno-Karabakh, but rather an investment in the future of the country's people. In connection, Armenia hosts a population fo 50,000 IDPs who have fled the sporadic fighting on the Azerbaijan border.
The problem in Georgia is even more complex, as a situation of neither war nor peace exists, with thousands still unable to return home. Three different secessions have confronted the government, with the autonomous regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia producing significant IDP population flows. The international community has attempted to broker peace agreements to no lasting avail. I urge the Georgian Government to increase its aid to IDPs on its territory, as well as remember their concerns in future negotiations.
Lastly, I raise the situation for Chechen IDPs in Chechnya and other neighboring provinces. The Russian Government appears bent on insisting Chechnya has been normalized, and continues to pressure IDPs from neighboring provinces like Ingushetia to return. Simply, the government must not forcibly return IDPs to an unsafe and insecure area against their will. To do so will only needlessly risk the lives of thousands of innocent Russian citizens.
While governments are directly responsible for IDP populations within their borders, I hope the OSCE will take up the issue of IDPs with renewed vigor. I am pleased the Proto Ministerial addressed IDP issues generally, but we need more standard setting language. The immensely helpful UN Guiding Principles on IDPs, created by one of our panelists today, is not a binding document affording IDPs legal protection. International humanitarian law protects noncombatants generally, which includes IDPs, but specific, obligatory language would make clear the duty of all OSCE States in relation to IDP populations on their territory. It is my hope more standard setting language will emerge from future OSCE Ministerial meetings.
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(USA Today) -- A powerful winter storm was blasting its way across the nation's midsection Thursday, with more than a foot of snow already on the ground in some areas and many more bracing for the brunt of the storm's fury.
Farther to the south, on the warmer side of the storm, eastern Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi were bracing for possible tornadoes, hail and high winds.
But snow and ice were in the mix for a wide swath of the nation. Parts of Nebraska, Oklahoma and Kansas already have been blasted with up to 13 inches of snow, the National Weather Service said Thursday. Some areas of the Midwest could see that much and more, with sleet and freezing rain exacerbating treacherous conditions.
Kelly Sugden, a weather service meteorologist in Dodge City, Kan., said the storm was moving a bit slower than was previously forecast but that it was "starting to get back together."
"It's very active," Sugden said Thursday morning, noting the snowfall was mixed with lightning and sleet showers.
Winter storm warnings and advisories have been issued from western New Mexico all the way to southwestern Virginia, a distance of more than 1,600 miles. Officials feared the storm would be the worst in the central U.S. since the Groundhog Day blizzard in 2011, which killed dozens and left hundreds of thousands powerless.
More than 176 flights had been canceled at Kansas City International Airport as of 10:30 a.m. ET, according to flight-tracking service FlightAware. Cancellations also were piling up at other airports in the storm's path, among them Dallas Fort/Worth (68 cancellations), Houston Bush Intercontinental (39), St. Louis (38), Chicago O'Hare (37), Denver (34), Omaha (22), Wichita (19), Minneapolis/St. Paul (18) and Dallas Love (14).
Some solace: Most big airlines had issued flexible rebooking policies for fliers with flights to, from or through the central United States.
Andy Foster, a weather service meteorologist in Springfield, Mo., warned that ice will continue to build on local roads, trees and power lines.
"If you have to get out at all, be really careful," he said.
In Iowa, snow is expected to fall at up to 2 inches per hour with wind gusts reaching 30 mph during the peak of the storm Thursday evening, said the weather service's Roger Vachalek.
In Oklahoma, roads were covered with a slushy mix of snow and ice that the Highway Patrol said caused a crash that killed an 18-year-old man.
In northern Arkansas, a school bus crashed Wednesday on a steep, snowy country road, leaving three students and the driver with minor injuries. Pope County Sheriff Aaron Duval said the bus slid off a road on Crow Mountain, nearly flipping before it was stopped by trees at the roadside.
The World Golf Championship Match Play event Wednesday near Tucson was suspended due to snow, and University of Nebraska officials moved a Big Ten men's basketball game against Iowa from Thursday to Saturday.
In Arkansas, an emergency preparedness drill using an ice storm as the precipitating event involving hospitals and emergency personnel in Baxter and Marion counties was canceled because of the approaching ice storm.
In California, snow stranded hundreds of drivers on mountain highways earlier on Wednesday.
The storm will also bring heavy rain, strong winds -- but also much-needed moisture -- for the drought-scorched Plains.
"Many areas of the drought region should enjoy their wettest day in months," said meteorologist Jeff Masters of the Weather Underground.
"As bad off as we are this fall and winter, it will definitely help," said climatologist Mark Svoboda.
The most recent U.S. Drought Monitor shows that 77% of the state of Nebraska is enduring "exceptional" drought conditions, the highest level of drought. In Kansas, 36% of the state is under exceptional drought.
"We'll put up with a blizzard to get this critical moisture rather than the alternative of no blizzard -- as we aren't in a position to be too choosy about how we get that moisture," Svoboda said.
Farmers in drought-plagued Kansas agreed: ""In the city you hear they don't want the snow and that sort of thing, and I am thinking, `Yes, we do,' and they don't realize that we need it," said farmer Diane McReynolds of Woodson, Kan.
"We have to have it or their food cost in the grocery store is going to go very high," she said. "We have to have this. We pray a lot for it."


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Happy note, a friend and I are going to do a shakedown ride later this fall. Him on a venerable old KLR, me on the Enfield. Maybe Socal desert ride, maybe down into Baja, only about 4 days so still currently making plans. But I am hopeful.
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Thanks, I'll check them out later today. I saw a post or blog(?) on Adventure Rider. Do you have a page other than here where you also cover your mods?
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My Little Brother does!
Anyone run a trap line?
I had one here in Australia for fox, but they built a housing devleopment on the piece of property we were trapping foxes on and I had to shut it down. Got a couple, but then the bastard developers bought out the ranch and turned it into 1/8th acre lots.
I am surrounded by Capitol Territory National Park lands so I can't trap anywhere else close to the house.
I had a heck of a good beaver and mink line when I was a kid in Montana.
My Little Brother does!
Can you handle the challenge.... hunt hard but safe!!
In another post I am trying to get a badger. I think I might try trapping. Also thinking of a trail cam to locate the exact hole he's in.
I don't know how Nevada's laws are, but I would use a conibear trap and Hawkbakers badger lure. And probably some dead prairie dogs for bait.
Just walk around in the prairie dog town and set conibears over all the active badger sized holes.
If you have to use a leg hold, get a damn big one #4 or about that.
I'd build box sets, pee post sets and dirt hole sets. If you haven't done it before then you need to youtube the 3 of them.
You will need a way to release domestic dogs, and anything that you aren't in season for. Or not allowed to take.
Key is to catch them by the pads of the foot not the leg.
Live traps are ok, you just need to make sure you don't touch them with your bare hands. Clean everything really well and use good scents.
Make sure you keep your traps away from public eye. For 2 reasons. Jackass PETA-RDS will steal your traps and any video cameras you have out. And other trappers or just kids being rascals that you didn't know about might also steal your traps.
A buddy of mine was followed by some PETARDS and they stole everything he had.
My 2 favorite trap supply outfits are http://www.fntpost.com/index.php and http://www.minntrapprod.com/
I trapped muskrat and beaver when I was a kid, and used the money for school clothes and other necessities. Never got much into the dirt sets, just didn't like to put an animal into a trap that didn't kill it quickly. Snares are okay, got a red fox once. As far as trying for badger, a #2 double coil is plenty, but I would suggest baiting one of the holes in the area and using a 220 conibear. Just try to get it far enough in to reduce the chance of nailing a dog. Good luck!
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While i openly admit, i am no audiophile, i really do enjoy my music be it rock, jazz, instrumental.
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June 20, 2012
On a rainy night last month, in an ancient hall down a hidden alleyway in the centre of London, Bernard Silverman, Chief Scientific Advisor to the Home Office, revealed a surprising secret... ancient mathematics is at the heart of a very modern game of hide and seek.
June 14, 2012
Our planet is shaped by the oceans, the dynamic geology and the changing climate. It teems with life and we, in particular, have a massive impact as we build homes, grow food, travel and feed our ever-hungry need for energy. Mathematics is vital in understanding all of these, which is why 2013 has been declared as the year for the Mathematics of Planet Earth.
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Why are we so clever? In evolutionary terms this isn't obvious: evolution tends to favour cheap solutions and the human brain is expensive. It consumes about 20% of our body's energy budget yet it only makes up 2% of our body mass. So why did it make evolutionary sense for us humans to develop powerful brains? Game theory provides a possible answer.
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Variable MA5 : Married or lived with a man once or more than once
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Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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Have you been married or lived with a man only once or more than once?
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At the turn of the new millennium, Brent June, of Trout Run, Pennsylvania, opened his own body shop. He figured one way to get the word out was to build some rolling propaganda; more specifically, a '56 Chevy basket case he picked up for $400. As the years ticked by, work in the shop piled up and the truck was put on hold.
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