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We have a trustee, Ed Oppenheimer, who has repeated that life-saving rescue action more than 15,000 times in his nearly 35 years as an EMT. That is like having responded to more than 60 percent of the residents of our village.
This type of concern and talent, as village trustee, is what Ed offers to us all. He is the only one who has consistently voted against exorbitant tax increases in these financially challenging times. He questions how every dollar is allocated and spent without concern for political consequences from his fellow trustees. I know that all who serve on the board do so with good intentions. However, I sincerely ask your support in electing "Good Ed" as our village trustee on Tuesday.
Mathew Kakis
Rockville Centre
Mathew Kakis is a former Village Trustee/Deputy Mayor
Support Grillo and Glynn
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As a past president of the Rockville Centre Concerned Citizens, I am proud to support the Common Sense candidates, Trustee Kevin Glynn, Emilio Grillo and Justice Kevin McDonough, for election on Tuesday.
Over the past four years, I have seen Trustee Glynn show a willingness to work with his fellow village board members to provide common-sense, reasoned leadership and reform, no matter what their party affiliation. After the years of paralysis of our village administration because of local politicians engaging in political warfare, Trustee Glynn's reasonable, responsible and common-sense leadership has been a great relief to so many in Rockville Centre!
The Concerned Citizens Party is a once noble organization that produced many of Rockville Centre's past great leaders, and I was horrified to see how low the campaign of Ed Oppenheimer sank with the hateful and misleading Letter to the Editor, "Support Oppenheimer," last week.
I ask all of my fellow concerned citizens to reject that sort of negative, vitriolic politicking of the past and join me in supporting the positive and responsible campaign of the Common Sense ticket of Kevin Glynn, Emilio Grillo and Kevin McDonough!
Please vote Row B on Tuesday!
Joseph Cooleen
Rockville Centre
Cooleen is a past president of the Concerned Citizens Party.
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A-ha! One mystery solved in the case of Andy Murray's hot-ass friends.
The cutie on the far right of the picture from yesterday's post is Venezuelan Dani Vallverdu, the Brit baller's doubles partner at Queen's Club this week and old friend from the Sanchez-Casal Academy days.
Andy's site gives us the low down on Dani but doesn't let us in on which "team" he plays for (sorry Isa!). Let's take a read:
If you've seen the doubles draw for the Artois Championships, you'll have noticed that Andy is playing with his good friend and junior doubles partner Dani Vallverdu.
Dani is a a four time All-American college tennis player based at the University of Miami where he's a business management major.
He's also an old classmate of Andy's from the Sanchez academy in Barcelona and has since gone on to represent Venezuela in Davis Cup.
The guys play Richard Gasquet and Nicolas Mahut in the first round, so we caught up with Dani to find out a bit more about him.
Ed: So how did you and Andy first meet?
Dani: I remember being at Sanchez, playing on a hardcourt there, and I was told to play with him. I thought he was pretty confident in himself! A couple of days later we had dinner together at the college and I realised I had the wrong impression of him. He's a really nice guy; we've been good friends ever since.
Ed: Did you guys come into contact much at Sanchez?
Dani: Yeah, we practiced a lot, but he travelled a lot too. You know, he would be gone for a couple of weeks, and then he would come back. It was fun when he was based at the dorms, but then he moved. It was a bit harder to see as much of him then.
Ed: You guys had a decent record in junior doubles right?
Dani: Yeah. We started playing when we were 17, played five tournaments together. We won four of them, but had to pull out of the fifth; I had to go play qualies for the US Open juniors. We were good.
Ed: We don't see so much of him on a doubles court, what was he like to play with back then?
Dani: He's an unbelievable doubles player. He's got great feel. You know, we had a lot of fun on court together. He didn't take it so seriously. Singles was his job, doubles was a different opportunity.
Ed: So playing doubles with him on the ATP tour must be a big thing for you?
Dani: It's been a dream since I was little, you know, to play on a show court at an ATP tournament. They're probably gonna be wondering who the hell this guy is! No, because it's the UK, I know we'll get good support; people will be cheering for us.
Ed: Nervous?
Dani: I'll be a little nervous for sure, first couple of games. But once I settle in, I'll just try my best, and enjoy it.
Ed: And what do the rest of your team back in Miami make of it?
Dani: They're really happy for me. We've been talking on MSN, so they know all about it. They'll be supporting for sure.
Ed: Can't imagine there were many grass courts in Venezuela growing up?!
Dani: Yeah, the first couple of days playing on grass was difficult, but I'm feeling rally comfortable on it now. I don't think it'll be a problem. It's my first time around a grass court tournament, and it's amazing. Everyone is talking about it, everyone is interested; you go out in Wimbledon village and you can see all the players. It'll be good.
Never really watched doubles but I may have to now...well, at least Murray's matches.
(image via andymurray.com)
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Mystery solved: Murray's hot friend revealed, one more to go
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|Three Supt. finalists selected
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Three finalists for the Holyoke School District Re-1J Supt. of Schools position were named Friday, April 24, and will be interviewed Saturday, May 2.
Board president Kendon Olofson announced the finalists include Bret Miles, current superintendent for the Brush School District; Patrick Cullen, superintendent in Oberlin, Kan.; and a proposal from current Holyoke principals Jennifer Kral and Susan Ortner to serve as co-superintendents.
Candidates will all interview with the board of education, as well as two focus groups involving staff and community members. The focus groups will provide input from their interviews to the board, and the board will make the decision on the superintendent employment.
Members of Focus Group One are teachers Chandra Parker and Roger Brady, transportation and facilities director Robert Jacobs and community members Jim Gribben, Tom Bennett, Rena Schneller, Cecilia Marquez, Mendi Lutze and Russ Sprague.
Focus Group Two includes teachers Lynn Schneider and Pat Wiebers, district assessment coordinator Kimberlee Bennett and community members Steve Millage, Dennis Herman, Michelle Van Overbeke, John Ayoub, D.J. Shafer and Misti Redman.


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Rusted Hot Rods - Vintage Tin - Latest Discoveries!Written by on April 26, 2007 The Search For Ferrous Gold Continues
Hot rodding's never-ending quest for vintage tin goes back to the days when Model Ts were just a few years old and could be had for less than a handful of loose change. The fact that the need for a magazine called Rod & Custom (originally Rods & Customs in May 1953) stems from man's affinity for rescuing older vehicles and personalizing them in a stylish fashion. Trends have come and gone many times in the last 50-plus years, but the one thing that remains the same is the starting point of a forlorn hulk found in some faraway pasture, backyard, or darkened barn. Searching for raw material itself has become both more difficult as supplies grow smaller every day and equally easier with treasures no further away than a few keystrokes on your computer. Remarkably, discovering vintage cars resting in fields and storage lots and neglected in forgotten garages is still an everyday occurrence.
Rod & Custom began documenting the hunt for vintage tin quite by chance after Tex Smith turned in a story to editor Tom Medley with some interesting extra photos on the contact sheet. Tom asked Tex, "What's this stuff?" Tex responded, "Oh, just some old junk I found." Well, Tom had Tex turn the pictures of old cars sitting in fields and behind barns into a story and Tex says those stories got the greatest response of any story he was ever part of. One story, called "Tex's Lost Tin Mine," gave vague clues of some of the resting spots and Tex says even today guys are reading the clues and still finding the tin exactly where he shot it. "The stuff is still out there," Tex says; now we just have to let him lead us on a new expedition so we can see it for ourselves (stay tuned for details!).
Later, a letter to Rod & Custom described a mythical paradise in Chandler, Kansas, of endless project material ripe for the picking. That letter led to a story in the May '68 issue of R&C about an actual automotive graveyard in, of all places, Junction City, Kansas, and then the hunt was on for more of the same. That issue also included the very first installment of the "Vintage Tin" department that would run through Rod & Custom's comings and goings, even spawning a complete "Vintage Tin" issue in December 1972. The column lasted until R&C's (not entirely) final curtain was drawn in 1973.
Nothing spikes our interest around the R&C offices more than a new vintage tin sighting, and that excitement is matched by every rodder with a fresh tetanus shot who dreams of finding their next project just over that hill waiting to be dragged home and turned into their dream ride.
We've been hearing that a lot of the tin being found now is actually in better shape than the cars from yesteryears because the latest discoveries were the cream that was packed away by people hoping to restore it someday and are now past the point of having enough time to do it (or have moved to the big garage in the sky).
We want to see and hear about your vintage tin discoveries so we can share those experiences with the rest of our readers in upcoming issues. So help give the rest of us hope that we too might luck into a find of our own and send some photos to Rod & Custom-Vintage Tin, 774 S. Placentia Ave., Placentia, CA 92870, or e-mail them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A vintage truck like this resting in an open field is still a common sight, and Alan Solberg of New Ulm, MN, found this '36 Ford resting leisurely.Ted Harksen first tucked his '40 Ford woodie away in a Bakersfield, CA, barn in 1963 and this is how it looked a couple years ago.Dan Foster sent in a series of photos that tells the story of a '35 Ford phaeton moving out of its long-term resting spot.
Brad Miller has also located many more survivors around the Placerville, CA, area, including this '30s Mopar sedan that appears to be fairly solid and complete except for the missing rear fenders.
This '33-34 Ford pickup would make a great start, but a universal lack of doors for these models makes you wonder where they all went.Tucked away north of the U.S. border, Peter Slack of Finch, Ontario, Canada, discovered this veteran '32 Ford three-window jalopy racer.Located in southern Arizona is the "Lost Canyon of Cars," presented by Gary Erickson from Benson, AZ.Mr. McKee from Los Alamos, CA, has a nose for vintage tin and it helped him sniff out this '34 Ford coupe, along with its GM three-window cousin, somewhere in Bryce Canyon, UT.


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ST. LOUIS (Sports Network) - Mat Latos spun six scoreless innings of five- hit ball and the Cincinnati Reds held off the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-1, on Monday in the opener of a three-game set at Busch Stadium.
Latos (2-0) walked three and struck out four while extending his scoreless streak to 17 innings in earning his second victory in as many starts. Aroldis Chapman pitched a perfect ninth to nail down his sixth save of the season.
Joey Votto collected two hits and knocked in a run, while Xavier Paul's RBI ground out in the fourth proved to be the difference for the Reds, who have won two straight.
St. Louis starter Adam Wainwright (4-2) was a hard-luck loser, giving up both runs on five hits while fanning six over seven solid frames.
Yadier Molina recorded three hits and plated the lone run for St. Louis, which has dropped three straight on the heels of a four-game winning streak.
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Asylum records
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How do you know if your ancestor was in an asylum?
You may also know that an ancestor spent some time in an asylum from hearsay or family stories.
Try to gather as much information as you can.
What we need to know
To help you track down the records we need to know:
- what asylum your ancestor was in
- approximate date or year in asylum, and
- the date of death in the asylum or discharge from the asylum.
NOTE: We cannot search large periods of time as lengthy research would be required and we do not undertake research.
How to access patient records
Patient identifying records are closed to public access (CPA) for 110 years. This direction covers records created or maintained by the Department of Health.
The only exception to this CPA direction are the records of the Liverpool State Hospital and Home, which are closed for 30 years.
You can obtain permission from the Department of Health to access patient identifying records. See Archives in Brief 85 for more details or visit the Department of Health website.
What records do we hold?
The first mental asylum in the colony was at Castle Hill, from 1811-1825. Prior to this either Parramatta Gaol, or in some cases Bedlam Point at Gladesville, was used for keeping the insane.
By the early 1880s psychiatric outpatient clinics had been established at the following hospitals: Royal Prince Alfred; Sydney; St Vincents; Lewisham; North Shore; Parramatta; Newcastle; Goulburn and Orange.
State Records holds patient identifying records of many State managed mental health facilities. The hospitals, dates they operated, and the dates of the surviving records are listed below:
Name of hospital and dates the surviving records cover
Please note: Records may not be complete for the date ranges included in this list
Bay View House, Tempe operated 1865-1946
Surviving records cover c.1865-1946
Situated near the Cook's River, Tempe. A private lunatic asylum founded by Dr GA Tucker as an alternative to Government run asylums. In 1871 Bayview House contained 37 patients, of these 12 were private patients and the remaining 25 were State patients maintained at public expense. On 31 March 1946 Bayview House closed and all certified patients still resident were transferred to other hospitals.
Broughton Hall Psychiatric Clinic operated c.1915-76
Surviving records cover c.1915-63
Situated adjacent to Callan Park Mental Hospital. Between 1915 and 1920 No. 13 Auxiliary Military Hospital, Broughton Hall was run by the Australian Army Medical Corps and used to treat soldiers who had returned from war suffering from shell shock and other severe disorders. By June 1922 Broughton Hall Psychiatric Clinic had become an independent established entity. In 1976 Broughton Hall was amalgamated with Callan Park to form Rozelle Hospital.
Callan Park Mental Hospital operated c.1878-1976
Surviving records cover c.1877-1965
Situated on the banks of Iron Cove. The hospital was initially managed as a branch of Gladesville Hospital before being remodelled after Chartham Downs in Kent, England. Callan Park was officially opened in 1884 and continued to operate until it was amalgamated with Broughton Hall to form Rozelle Hospital in 1976.
Gladesville Mental Hospital (formerly Tarban Creek Lunatic Asylum) operated c.1838-
Surviving records cover c.1822-1985
In 1838 the lunatic asylum was moved from Liverpool to Tarban Creek, Gladesville and the first patients were transferred from Liverpool Asylum and the Female Factory, Parramatta. It accepted patients from Victoria up until 1848 when the Yarra Bend asylum was opened. By the mid 1960s the institution was known simply as Gladesville Hospital. In 1993 premises at Gladesville Hospital and Macquarie Hospital were revoked as hospitals, and were amalgamated to form the Gladesville Macquarie Hospital.
Kenmore Mental Hospital operated c.1894-
Surviving records cover 1938-42
On 31 July 1894 the buildings on the Kenmore Estate, Goulburn, were appointed a Hospital for the Insane. In 1897 the returns for Kenmore show female patients (114) whereas previously it had only men. During World War II it was taken over by the Armed Services and all patients were transferred elsewhere.
Liverpool Lunatic Asylum operated c.1825-38
Surviving records cover c.1829-36
Castle Hill Asylum operated from 1811-25. In 1825 the building was found unfit for habitation and patients were moved to Liverpool Court House, which served as an asylum until 1838, when Tarban Creek (now Gladesville Hospital) was built.
Newcastle Psychiatric Centre operated 1871-
Surviving records cover c.1871-1976
In 1867 the military barracks at Watt Street, Newcastle was converted to a Reformatory for Girls. In 1871 after much community protest the reformatory was closed and by 1872 converted to an institution for the intellectually handicapped. The first patients (120) came from Gladesville and Parramatta Asylums. By 1887 it had 120 male and 107 female patients. By 1969 Newcastle Psychiatric Centre was in the midst of transition from a specialist centre for intellectual disability into a treatment centre for psychiatric patients.
Newcastle Psychiatric Hospital Reception House operated c.1903-71
Surviving records cover 1903-64
Patients were confined in the Reception House for several days until they either recovered or were assessed and sent to other hospitals, such as Gladesville or Morriset.
Parramatta Psychiatric Centre operated c.1848-
Surviving records cover c.1848-1989
In 1848 the old female factory at Parramatta became the "Convict, Lunatic and Invalid Establishment" and by 1849 it was a public asylum for the reception and custody of lunatics. From the outset, Parramatta Lunatic Asylum consisted of a free, and a criminally insane division.
Reception House, Darlinghurst operated 1868-1961
Surviving records cover c.1868-1962
Opened 1 July 1868. Patients were confined for several days until they either recovered or assessment was made. Prior to the opening of the Reception House patients were kept at the Watch House in Darlinghurst Gaol.
Rydalmere Psychiatric Centre operated c.1888-
Surviving records cover c.1888-1985
In 1888 the Protestant Orphan School buildings became the Rydalmere Hospital for the Insane, which operated as a branch of the Parramatta Hospital for the Insane until 1891. At this early stage patients came from either Parramatta or Gladesville Asylums. Between 1888-95 the hospital treated only male patients before taking in female patients from 1895.
Some legal files date back to 1855.
Temporary Hospital for the Insane, Cooma operated c.1877-84
Surviving records cover 1879-84
This institution was opened in January 1877 at the Cooma Gaol building and the first patients transferred from Gladesville Hospital. The Hospital also admitted patients from the Monaro district. In November and December 1884 all patients were transferred to Callan Park Hospital when the hospital closed.
Infirm and destitute asylums
State Records also holds records of some infirm and destitute asylums. These asylums cared for the poor and infirm as part of the Government's social and community services.
- George Street Asylum, Parramatta
- Hospital of Consumptives, Waterfall
- Lidcombe State Hospital and Home
- Liverpool State Hospital and Home
- Macquarie Street Asylum, Parramatta
- Newington State Hospital (closed 1964)
- Rookwood Asylum (later Lidcombe State Hospital and Home)
Most surviving records of asylums provide only brief details of the inmate's admission and discharge. It is rare to locate family history information or a case history of a patient. Many records are incomplete.
Patient records
There are three main types of records listing patient details: Admission files, Case papers and Medical case books.
Registers of admissions and discharges usually contain a one line summary entry for each patient and this information can often be found in other patient records. Sometimes these records are issued in a 'masked' format where all entries other than the requested patient entry are hidden from view.
1. Admission files
These papers give details of patient's name, occupation, place of abode, date of admission, age, marital status, native place, religious persuasion and a brief outline of case history up to the time of admission - previous admissions, insane relations, doctors' and relatives' observations on the patient's behaviour.
Some files also include correspondence, e.g. letters from other institutions noting transfer and letters to the hospital from relatives concerning belongings, visiting, etc.
2. Case papers
These files provide a record of a patient's treatment. They contain such information as admission and discharge details; a medical summary; progress notes; behaviour and treatment records; test results, personal effects lists and correspondence.
3. Medical case books
Entries in these volumes are arranged chronologically by date of admission. The patient's physical and mental condition before, and at the time of admission, is described and the final entry for each case notes whether the patient was discharged, transferred to another hospital or died. Other details given include: age, weight, social condition, number of children, occupation, nativity, residence, religion, form of mental disorder, supposed cause, duration of attack, previous attacks, date of last admission (if any), treatment and summary of medical certificate. Notes are then made at irregular intervals on a patient's behaviour and condition while s/he remains in the hospital.
NOTE: Medical Case Books were eventually replaced by Case Files which contain similar information.
For more information on mental health records
Please consult the following AIB leaflets:
- Archives in Brief 85 Mental health records - Patient records
- Archives in Brief 86 Infirm and destitute asylum records
- Archives in Brief 87 Liverpool State Hospital and Home
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|FFA celebrates successful year
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
A large crowd of parents, students and community members gathered Friday, April 19 at Holyoke High School to recognize an outstanding year for the Holyoke FFA chapter.
Following a meal, chapter officers led the awards ceremony to honor the hard work accomplished during the past year.
It was evident that new vocational agriculture instructor Guy Kuntz had a huge, positive impact on these students, and it was with regret that he announced he will not be teaching at HHS next year. Students noted their appreciation (even with hugs and some tears) for his leadership as chapter advisor this year.
Senior Trae McCallum, at left, is this year's DEKALB award winner
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Awards for FFA Greenhand Degree recipients were earned by Daniel Bencomo, Makenna Bishop, Alyssa Cordova, Camille Elliott, Taylor Goldenstein, Ramiro Iniguez, Cavin Kramer, Cody Lamm, Alan Madrid, Taylor Mayden, Javier Rojo, Luke Stewart, Sidney Struckmeyer and Austin Vieselmeyer.
This year's Star Greenhand recipients were Vieselmeyer and Struckmeyer.
Chapter Degrees were awarded to Stefani Razo, Nathan Miles, Nicholas Ortner and Kody Timm, with Ortner receiving the Star Chapter Degree.
Senior Trae McCallum earned the DEKALB award, presented by DEKALB dealer Aaron Powell.
A new award this year, the Blue and Gold Award, went to Ag Power Equipment Co. and representative Curt Parker for their contributions to the FFA chapter this year.
Outgoing FFA chapter president Makayla Spitz, at right,
Community members Allyn Robinson, Erik and Michelle Vieselmeyer, Keith and Diane Sagehorn, Jon King and Rusty Triplette received honorary Chapter Degrees.
Outstanding classmen were recognized for animal science, Makayla Spitz and Andrew Kent; ag mechanics, Elissa Baker, McCallum, Ryan Krogmeier and Stewart; natural resources, Elliott and Wyatt Bishop; ag business, Logan Tharp and Jacinda Krueger; and introduction to ag, Josilyn Lutze and Mayden.
FFA chapter members earning letters were McCallum, Spitz, Tharp, Mayden, Tanner Smith, Lutze, Kelsey Kramer, Struckmeyer, Kody Timm, Lamm, Nathan Miles, Wyatt Bishop, Alexis Lenhart, Cavin Kramer, Ortner, Krueger, Rojo, Vieselmeyer, Kent and Goldenstein.
The awards night concluded with the installation of new officers for the 2013-14 school year. Officers are Kelsey Kramer, president; Ortner, vice president; Spitz, secretary; Krueger, treasurer; Vieselmeyer, reporter; Smith, sentinel; and executive committee members Kent, Wyatt Bishop, Lutze and Struckmeyer.
Newly elected FFA officers for 2013-14 are pictured from left, front row, Josilyn Lutze, Jacinda Krueger, Kelsey Kramer and Makayla Spitz; and back row, Andrew Kent, Wyatt Bishop, Tanner Smith, Sidney Struckmeyer and Austin Vieselmeyer. Not pictured is Nicholas Ortner.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The Big Egg Hunt begins in England on Friday, featuring over 100 painted giant Easter eggs hidden in and around the streets of Covent Garden until April 7.
The Egg Hunt is sponsored by Lindt and benefits Action for Children, an organization that supports the United Kingdom's most vulnerable and neglected children and young people.
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I swim in Dover Port in cold weather and my feet are the weakest link. They get cold immediately while the rest of my body is doing fine and keeps blood circulating. I am looking for some item to wear in my 3mm diving socks which continues to allow me to use the short fins I use. Will these polyolefin HOt dive socks do the job? Be flexible enough to swim in as well?
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Really? One size fits all? I wear a womans size 6 shoe. The heel on regular one-size-fits-all socks are usually about 2 inches up from my heel. Or I have 2" flopping around the toes. So are they really that stretchy?
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Also in the Bighorns, think "down in the shit"
Planning a DIY hunt to the Bighorn Nat'l Forest for mule deer this fall. From digging at the odds for a NR, we're very likely to get drawn for either of these regions. I already know NRs cannot go into the wilderness area w/out a guide or resident. Not interested in a guide or hunting the wilderness area.
We want to get back in the shit away from any other orange. We have ATVs, motivation and stamina.
Would anyone be interested in recommending a location in either of these regions to set up camp and hunt where we camp?
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Also in the Bighorns, think "down in the shit"
any reccomendations? have you been out to region R or Y?
and an ATV will get you to places a truck cannot. i would venture a guess that the majority ofhunter will have trucks not ATVs. ive hunted many places in the rockies where you rode 5 clicks on an Atv to walk another 2.
You can only ride ATV's on established roads in Wyoming, so no matter where you go there will be other hunters with ATV's, jeeps, and trucks. Heck last year I drove down a road that was real nasty to get to the end and some one had driven a car in there. I would try and PM Jen Bickel, she is very familiar with the bighorns. I am not. I just know that I see a billion hunters cruising around on ATV's. I wish I could be more help
No thank you for the intel! Any insight is useful. Do you happen to know Jen's username within Eastman's? I searched for her name, but could not find her.
So you really see that many hunters during gun season? I've heard the pressure is high on the weekends and during the week is bearable.
I have never hunted the Big Horns, but down in the Snowy Range it seems like a zoo all season long. I think Jen's username is "jenbickel". She really knows her stuff, especially in regards to the Big Horns. Good luck
I didn't mean to come off as a smarta$$, but ssliger nailed it. I have hunted the bighorn's quite a few times always in region Y (the picture in my avitar was taken on the north end of the Bighorns). If you want to find a buck up on the mountain you need to drop down off the ridges into the canyons. You will find that most of the areas where you can get away from the road, will have you walking downhill away from the truck and back uphill with a heavy pack if you are lucky enough to find a buck down in the timber.
You ATV will be the most useful if there is some snow up on the mountain that might allow you to get some places most trucks won't.
Thanks for the intel guys. mnhunter, ....what tactics do u use when u hunt in this area? Spot n stalk? Do these deer stay in the timber low in the ravines? Do u set up ambush in a timber spot with lots of sign?
Any areas that you like to hunt up there that has tough country, decent deer numbers, and not a ton of hunters? I'm not scared of the hills or humpin 3 clicks w my pack. If you don't want to put a spot on the open forum Pm me


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34-33 Us at the half
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It looks like livestats might be messed up, I think it's 36-31 us.
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They gave Nisleit's points to CU at first, it's 36-31 ISU at half.
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negativenellie: I suppose that if one lives in your world of need, that is groveling for approval and recognition, and probably in dire need of a weight loss program, your characterization of me might register with such unfortunates as yourself, but I don't cater to such unworthiness, in fact, I cater to no one, and speak only for myself, as my expression of freedom in this age of a nation who allowed the ignorant to elect its President. It is you negative Nellie, who should contemplate your inner loathing which is evidenced by your screen name, which in itself is a cry for help. Medicaid for which you surely qualify must provide some sort of mental counseling even though it may be provided by a veterinarian, which in your case would be quite fitting. To help you with your response, I offer touché.
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Goodness she looks good for 105.. She has less wrinkles on her face than some of we women have thats in their thirties ans forties..
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This story represents a desperate attempt for positive publicity on this train-wreck construction project.
And Hefner, your comment is an example why no one liked you when you lived you. You try so hard to play the bully, but you always come off as the fool.
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There are exciting times in Cameron. Just imagine the excitement indoor plumbing will create when it is introduced down there.
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Wow. Married 66 years. That's awesome.
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God Bless Her. She was in College when construction on the new school began.
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My new favorite shorts
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I snagged these during the sale and I couldn't love them more. Wish I could have bought more pairs. I'm 5'5 and 125lbs and I got a medium. These run small. I've been wearing these on all my rides lately. I recently did a metric century and was very comfortable.
Love these shorts!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I have the candy purple and the white already and decided to buy the black and white, as well. I do notice among the three pairs of shorts, there is a size disparity - it would be curious to know how many panels they cut at the same time when manufacturing.
The chamois is great for a metric century and imagine it would be good for longer - I will have to check it out. It's so nice to enjoy the end of a ride.
Love these shorts!
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- Fit: Runs small
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I own these in several colors & absolutely love them. My longest ride so far is 70+mi & I was very comfy- didn't give my seat a thought even once!
Buyer beware...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is my third pair or Neo shorts, they are my absolute favorite! Great material and padding for long rides. Last year I got two pairs and loved them so much that I just got another pair. They run small, so you pretty much have to order one size up. Last year I ordered a Large and they were pretty perfect. I have lost 12 lbs since then and still ordered a Large, but I must say that this one is very, very small, in fact I could barely get the waste to go over my hips and the legs are really tight (I do not have big legs!). I wonder if I would have been able to pull them up at all, had I not lost those 12 lbs.!
I am disappointed to see that there's no consistency in the sizes, this is my only complaint about these shorts and the only reason why I am giving them 4 stars instead of 5. So just be aware of this issue. I'm 5'8" and weigh 142 lbs.
My favorite cycling shorts!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
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These have become my favorite cycling shorts. I've worn out my first pair and recently bought a second. The length (even with long legs, I'm about 5'11") is great and they don't ride up. Not too long or short. I'm a curvy lady and these shorts don't dig into your legs or waist but fit very comfortably. The chamois is great, I've worn these on long 80-100mi rides. The seam placement is also flattering.
5 stars in my book!
Great shorts! Run small tho so beware
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
These are great looking shorts! However, I got a small and they were way too tight.
I actually ordered up to a large. I am 5'4 110 lbs and usually wear a small. I have a LG jersey that I had ordered in a small and a 10 year old could wear it, returned and got a medium and it's still a bit short/tight....That's why I ordered up by 2 sizes and decided to get a large in the shorts. I will report back on the large size in 2 days when I receive them. CC is a great company to deal with. I have ordered many things from them and never had a problem with anything-Happy shopping:)
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ok I am back and have the Large size. They fit great. So just keep in mind these run really small but are a great pair of bike shorts!
Tiny shorts!
These shorts are really attractive and well-made, but are REALLY small. I ordered size small (I am 5' 7", 130 lbs, usually wear size 4 in pants and shorts), and I couldn't even get them on! Re-ordered them in size Medium, they are better. Still snug, but I'm keeping them. Hope I don't gain weight! :-)
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
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I have worn these a few times in spin class and they are great. They are very comfortable, stay up and provide a lot of comfort.
Great shorts!
Very comfortable on 10-15 mile rides. I've owned them for about 1 month; they wash well and have good compression.
So comfortable!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I love these shorts. They fit snug but so comfortable and they are very stylish. I have the white trim and the blue pair and they look great with my jerseys. The length is perfect and they do not ride up. They are not too short and not too long. For me there is some bulging inside thigh but I am OK with that because they feel great and so comfortable. According to sizing chart I should have bought an XL (I have a wider midsection compared to the rest of my measurements) but I bought a large and they fit great. Snug but comfortable.
Fit is great
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
When I pulled these out of the bag I thought, "There is no way these are going to fit!" They did and they fit great. I love the high waist band and the legs openings have a smooth panel that keeps you from having the ugly leg roll thing. I wore these on a 4 hour 31 mile mountain climb/descent last week and they were super comfortable. They are shorter than most of my shorts. They did climb up a little but not to the point that I had to pull them down. They are going to be great for hot summer rides. No more cyclist tan line when I'm wearing regular shorts. I'm attaching a very ridiculous photo but you get the idea of how they fit. I'm 5' 112lbs and I got the small.
Great fit, but transparent
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I took the plunge and got my first white shorts. The fit is outstanding. Comfortable and unbelievably flattering. However, the white is so transparent that a light tan birth mark on my upper thigh is visible...the panels covering the more private areas are somewhat opaque, but still cause me to fear arrest for public indecency. Rather than return them, though, I'll just ride faster so no one can see me, because I know these will be excellent on the very hot days to come. The short length is new to me and I'm astounded that there is no sausage leg. The padding is perfect. If they go on sale again I'll be sure to get them in a more modest black.
- Fit: True to size
These are AMAZING! I love the wide waist band. it doesn't cut into your sides like many bike shorts do. They have that great snug fit without giving you the extra bulge look, which ladies lets be honest, isn't cute for anyone!
The padding in this is heavenly! Its think, the stitching is just right so it doesn't rub the wrong way. I don't think you can go wrong with these! I definitely recommend these to all my lady friends :)
Anyone tried this shorter version of the...
Anyone tried this shorter version of the neo 10" length...wondering if there is a problem with them riding up since there's no grippers at the leg cuffs...maybe I should ask "how far up" do they ride (?)!
I have been using the 7'' ones and have no problem at all. Very pleased with them.
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text: Methods of cooking risotto are put to the test By Julie Robinson January 1, 2013 Reed Robinson Recipes may differ, but any way you make it, creamy risotto is Italian comfort food. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- To stir or not to stir. That is the question posed by risotto aficionados. It's not an age-old question. Italians have been making the creamy peasant dish for centuries, and they always have stirred. In its simplest form, it requires only one pot, a gradual addition of liquid -- and nearly constant stirring. Some newfangled recipes add almost all the liquid at once, accompanied by only an occasional quick stir. Most risotto recipes begin with a sauté of chopped onions in butter and oil until they are tender, but not browned or burned. To the sautéed onions, rice is added and stirred until lightly toasted, about three to four minutes. Not just any rice goes into the risotto pot. It must be either widely available arborio rice or harder-to-find Camaroli rice, which stays firm even after absorbing liquid or Vialone Nano, which absorbs the most liquid. Arborio produces a soupier texture. After the rice is toasted, warm and flavorful broth is gradually, a ladleful at a time. A gentle stir accompanies each pour. Under the cook's watchful eye, the rice absorbs the liquid. The process is repeated throughout as many ladles are stirred in until the tender rice sits in creamy comfort. This is all there is to the dreaded stirring command. Cooks are not anchored to the stove, as is often reported, but rather nearby to give a stir with the addition of broth. This doesn't mean the cook should go downstairs and fold three loads of laundry between pours. That's the time-honored method of risotto making. It creates a creamy, comforting dish that can be either a side or entrée. Its accommodating nature accepts a wide variety of enhancements, including vegetables, meats, seafood, wines, cheeses, spices and herbs -- even strawberries and chocolate. Then there's the audacious "almost no stir" method. Skeptics may scoff at this shortcut method, but I decided to give it a try. At first, the recipe resembles the traditional method, right up to the point at which the wine is absorbed. The recipe paths diverge at the next step. Instead of gradually adding liquid, nearly all the broth is added at once and simmered on low heat for 16 to 18 minutes, stirring only twice, until almost cooked. Then the rest of the broth is added and stirred like mad for a few minutes until creamy. Butter, cheese and any other fresh or cooked ingredients are added at this point. Simple, but would it work? Yes, it did. I made the basic parmesan risotto below based on a recipe from Cooks Illustrated and was pleasantly surprised at the creamy results. The recipe took about half an hour. Several days later, I made risotto with the more traditional method. I watched the pan closely and added broth gradually, stirring each time. My tasters gave a slight edge to risotto made in the time-honored, stir-intensive manner. Of course, they weren't doing the stirring. Because the results are similar, I'll choose my method for future risottos based on the complexity of whatever else I'm cooking at the same time. After the taste test and resulting leftovers, we're a little risotto-weary at the moment, but I already have a recipe for my next risotto adventure -- Wild Mushroom Risotto with Pancetta and Sage, from the recipe below. This is not a one-pot, simple recipe. And stirring will be required. Traditional Parmesan Risotto Serves 4 to 6. 4 cups chicken broth 3 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 small onion, finely chopped 1 3/4 cups arborio or carnaroli rice 1 cup dry white wine Salt and freshly milled pepper to taste 1 cup shaved Parmesan cheese 1/2 cup fresh parsley, chopped BRING chicken broth to a boil, then reduce heat to lowest setting, cover and keep warm. Liquid used in risotto must always be warm. MELT the butter with the oil in a heavy-bottomed saucepan or Dutch oven over medium heat. Add the onion and sauté for about 3 minutes until onion is soft and translucent, but not browned, stirring frequently. STIR the rice in with the onion. Cook, stirring, until toasted and opaque, 3 to 4 minutes. Stirring is essential to break down the starch in the risotto. A wooden spoon works best. STIR in the wine and 1/2 cup stock and continue to cook, stirring until most of the liquid is absorbed. Continue stirring and adding a half-cup to a full cup of broth at a time, waiting until the liquid is absorbed each time before adding more, until the rice is tender and creamy yet still a little al dente, about 18 minutes. TURN off the heat and add Parmesan cheese and most of the parsley. Stir gently while the cheese melts. Taste for seasoning and adjust to taste. GARNISH with remaining parsley and serve with additional Parmesan on the side. Almost-No-Stir Risotto Serves 6. 5 1/2 cups chicken broth 2 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoons olive oil 1 medium onion, peeled and finely diced 2 cups arborio rice 1 cup dry white wine 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 teaspoon lemon juice Salt and pepper 2 tablespoons butter HEAT the broth in a pot and keep warm. HEAT butter and oil in a heavy cast-iron pan, and cook the onion over medium heat until it is translucent. Add the rice and stir to coat well, cooking 3 to 4 minutes. ADD wine, and cook over medium heat until wine is almost absorbed. Reduce the heat to medium-low, and add 5 cups of the hot liquid. Cook for about 16 to 18 minutes stirring only 2 times during this period or until the rice is just al dente. ADD remaining 1/2 cup of broth and stir constantly for 3 minutes until the rice is creamy, adding water if risotto isn't loose enough. Add the finishing ingredients and mix well. SERVE immediately with additional grated cheese, if desired. Wild Mushroom Risotto with Pancetta and Sage Serves 6 as a main course, 8 as a side dish. 2 bay leaves 4 sprigs fresh parsley leaves 1 ounce dried porcini mushrooms 4 to 6 cups chicken broth 4 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 1/4 pounds cremini mushrooms, stems discarded, and cut into bite-size chunks 2 cups onions, finely chopped (divided use) 1/2 teaspoon table salt 3 medium cloves garlic, minced 2 ounces pancetta, finely chopped 2 cups arborio or carnaroli rice 1 cup dry sherry 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley 1 tablespoon minced fresh sage leaf Salt and freshly milled black pepper TIE together bay leaves and parsley sprigs with kitchen twine. Bring bundled herbs, porcini mushrooms, chicken broth, and 6 cups water to boil in medium saucepan over medium-high heat. When boiling, immediately lower heat to a strong simmer, and cook until dried mushrooms are softened and fully rehydrated, about 15 minutes. REMOVE and discard herb bundle and strain broth through fine-mesh strainer set over medium bowl. Remove the hydrated porcinis, then return liquid to saucepan and set over very low heat just to keep warm. FINELY mince porcinis and set aside. HEAT 2 tablespoons butter in heavy-bottomed skillet over medium-high heat. Add cremini mushrooms, half the onions and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Sauté, stirring, until moisture released by mushrooms evaporates and mushrooms are lightly browned, about 7 minutes. Stir in garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Set aside. COOK pancetta and 1 tablespoon butter in large saucepan over medium heat, stirring frequently, until pancetta has rendered some fat, about 5 minutes. Add remaining onions, and cook until onions are softened and translucent, but not browned, about 7 minutes. STIR in rice. Sauté briefly, 1 to 2 minutes, stirring to coat each grain and lightly toast the rice. Add reserved porcini, sherry wine and 3 cups broth. Cook, stirring, until liquid is absorbed. ADD broth, 1 cup at a time, stirring constantly, until rice is cooked through but grains are still somewhat firm at center, 10 to 12 minutes. All of the broth may not be needed. Risotto should be creamy but not runny with liquid. ADD remaining 1 tablespoon butter, then stir in mushrooms (with their juices), Parmesan cheese, chopped parsley and sage. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper. SERVE immediately in warmed bowls with additional Parmesan on the side. Reach Julie Robinson at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-1230.


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The question I've been asked most often since the scores were released is whether parents should be alarmed by their precipitous drop. Definitely not — as long as the results aren't the criteria used for student placement or rating teachers. Comparing scores past and present is like comparing apples and oranges. There is simply no basis for comparison. As I said in one of my reports on WCBS 880, suppose the outfield walls were moved back 100 feet in every baseball stadium. Far fewer homers would be hit, but everyone would clearly understand why. So it should be with this drop in scores.
Suppose Johnny gets a 77 on a Regents exam. What does that mean? In a year when the test is particularly difficult, that 77 might be at the top of the class, but in another year, on an easier exam, that score could be mediocre at best. Year-to-year comparisons are foolish. So it is with this year's assessment results.
State officials say we should use them as a baseline. I'll buy that. Parents have said, "I told you so — look what all this testing is doing to our kids." I'll buy that, too. But for me, the biggest wakeup call is what educators have to say. They were already demoralized by the new emphasis on performance appraisals and ratings, and this was another low blow. Too many teachers feel that the profession has been stripped of creativity. Check out the enrollment in education programs: They're emptying out. The best and brightest are being dissuaded from teaching, so you'll understand why I'm extremely worried about who will be in front of the next generation's classrooms. Yes, there's a teacher "glut" now, but I'm fearful of a shortage down the road.
Years ago, I observed a district that, at the end of the school year, adopted an innovative way to manipulate the schedule and use time. Almost all of the elements for success were there, but missing from the equation was planning. No transition time was provided. School reopened in September . . . precisely where it had left off in June. Teachers, parents, students — nobody knew what to expect. Need I report the outcome? That's precisely what's happened here.
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As CityBeat did in the 2007 and 2009 election cycles, we've once again sent a questionnaire to the non-incumbent Cincinnati City Council candidates to get their reactions on a broad range of issues.
Nine of the 14 non-incumbents chose to answer our questions. Others either didn't respond or couldn't meet the deadline.
During the next few weeks, we will print the responses from the non-incumbents to a different topic each time.
Today's question is, "With the city facing a potential $33 million deficit next year, what specific cuts and/or revenue enhancements would you propose or support to eliminate the shortfall?"
As part of its slate of endorsements announced today, the Cincinnati U.S.A. Regional Chamber of Commerce stated it's opposed to Issue 48, the proposed charter amendment that would block construction of Cincinnati's planned streetcar system.
The Chamber announced its positions on six local issues that will appear on the Nov. 8 ballot.
A forum is planned to question Cincinnati City Council candidates on issues involving "green" building techniques, making the city more sustainable and other environmental topics.
The event, which is free and open to the public, is scheduled for 6 p.m. Oct. 12 in the rear stage area at the Northside Tavern, 4163 Hamilton Ave. Before the forum begins, a networking session with candidates will be held at 5 p.m.
Several groups are teaming up to sponsor a forum on Friday for candidates running for Cincinnati City Council.
So far, seven candidates — including one incumbent — have indicated they will attend the session. They are Councilman Wendell Young, a Democrat; Nicholas Hollan, Jason Riveiro, Chris Seelbach and P.G. Sittenfeld, also Democrats; and Kevin Flynn and Yvette Simpson, who are Charterites.
A Hamilton County commissioner and several local residents will get some major help in collecting signatures as part of their effort to create an admissions tax for Bengals and Reds games.
The Baptist Ministers Conference voted today to endorse the petition initiative sought by the Citizens' League Against Subsidized Sports (CLASS Action). The latter group was formed in May to consider methods for ending the burden on county services caused by the subsidies needed to operate Paul Brown Stadium and Great American Ball Park.
Chris Seelbach, a first-time candidate for Cincinnati City Council, has won an endorsement from the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund, a national group that could provide a boost in campaign fundraising.
Founded in 1991, the Victory Fund provides strategic, technical and financial support to openly gay and lesbian candidates across the United States, helping them win elections at local, state and federal levels. Most recently, the organization helped elect Mayor Anise Parker of Houston, Texas, the fourth-largest city in the nation.
Cincinnati City Council's long-delayed vote on a resolution opposing Ohio Senate Bill No. 5 has been delayed again, this time at the request of the member who introduced it.
This week's issue of CityBeat features a lengthy letter to the editor by Cincinnati Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls explaining why she opposes Ohio Senate Bill No. 5, which limited collective bargaining rights for public-sector labor unions including police and firefighters.
A Charter Committee leader says the group wasn't aware that one of its endorsed candidates — who also happens to be a Charter board member — was seeking the Democratic Party's endorsement.
But Charter chairwoman Dawn Denno said Yvette Simpson, the board member who's running for Cincinnati City Council this fall, won't have to give up her Charter endorsement. Simpson can remain cross-endorsed in the race because she first sought Charter's endorsement, Denno added.
As it turns out, Tom Brinkman Jr. plans on running for statewide office. He just doesn't know which one yet.
That's the explanation being offered for Brinkman's recent claim on a mass e-mail invitation that the $50 cost to attend an anti-Obama event could be deducted from taxes as a campaign donation.