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The more you can get out and learn the area, the better your chances will be in being successful. If you can get there during the summer, I would.
I am in a quandry and need some help. I am looking to draw a unit 54 Colorado deer tag some day. have 6 points now as a NR. Need to get to know the areas. Since deer season runs concurrent with elk season should I try to get an elk license and hunt the same time of year as I would like to hunt deer or should I go during the off season so I won"t be distracted by hunting and just get to know the area? I do have some time that I could go during the summer? Just curious as to everyone thoughts. I am mostly a gun hunter but have killed many whitetails and a few mulies with the bow but not in this area.
The more you can get out and learn the area, the better your chances will be in being successful. If you can get there during the summer, I would.
I agree. If you can get out there during the summer you should. The way I see it is you get 2 benefits from it: 1)Since you've never hunted the area before you get to learn the area. 2) you learn how your body will acclimate to the high elevation. This way you can plan your hunt according to how much time you need to get used to the elevation. As for getting an elk tag, it doesn't hurt to have one in your pocket. But if I was going to use my points I would concentrate on trying to harvest the deer first.
While I did not intend to hunt both species at the same time, I agree. To clarify my question, if I could only go once and could draw and elk tag would it be more beneficial to be in the area at the same time of year as I would during my projected deer hunt or go during the summer. I realize the benefits of being in the area multiple times. Not knowing the movements of deer in the area at this time of year, I thought a trip during elk season might provide that information. Hunting elk would be just a side benefit to be there at the proper time frame. Thanks for your insight.
I would go whenever you get the opportunity. Things will likely change from summer scouting, but if you can find some of the resident deer holed up in the lower elevations and find them still there in the Fall, then you have something to work with. I've found some bucks in late July-early August down low just off winter range and have gone back in Oct & Nov and had those same bachelor groups still within a half mile of where I found them in the summer (one buck that got shot in 2010 3rd was actually in the same bed he was found in during summer)
You might want to try and get a cow tag to go along with the deer tag, pretty easy to get in most areas and a good freezer filler. Most of the areas you will be hunting have both deer and elk in pretty much the same area.
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Your comment about elk and deer in same area is most helpful.
Thanks to everyone that replied. I think I'll put in for a cow tag this year and check it out in the summer as packmule suggests if I don't get drawn.
I thought 54 was OTC on the seasons that coincided with rifle MD seasons? I could be wrong, but I thought they switched 2nd season over to limited OTC cow tags.
54 is OTC with caps for either sex in 2nd season. I didn't really want to hunt 2nd but maybe you are trying to tell me that 2nd is a better choice for deer??? Better rethink this so more.


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Consumers have been applying for cash advance online for a number of years now. Online payday loan applications are much easier to submit and process. Loan applicants can apply for a payday loan and get it in a matter of minutes. These loans can be put to a wide range of uses.
Imagine having your electricity, gas or water supply disconnected. This can be quite inconvenient especially if you have children in the house. If you forget to pay your bills when you get your paycheck, you can always apply for this loan to settle the bill urgently before the utility company disconnects the service. Emergency car repairs, unplanned trips and emergency medical expenses can all be paid using this credit facility. CNN news Generally, this emergency loan can be used to offset any unplanned expenses that may occur in the middle, or towards the end, of the month when your previous month's pay has been depleted, but the next paycheck is not due to another couple of days.
Anyone who meets the minimum requirements can apply for these loans. To qualify, a person must have a paying job, or be in business. In other words, applicants need to have a regular source of income. The second requirement is citizenship or legal residency. Applicants must either be legal residents or citizens. Payday lenders only lend to adults, or those who have exceeded the age of 18 years. The borrower must also not have an outstanding payday loan with the same lender. To apply for a second loan, they must first clear the first one.
Cash advances have become very popular with the working population. It is a well known fact that the recent economic crisis forced many people to default on their debts. Unfortunately, mainstream lenders usually run credit checks on applicants when processing applications. This means that millions of people may be unable to access affordable credit facilities, not to mention, bank overdrafts and emergency loans. Luckily, payday lenders do not run credit checks. They also do not want to know what the money is going to be used for. These firms usually take a very short period of time to process and approve applications. In addition to that, these lenders have made it possible for consumers to apply for gadcapital online cash loans from the comfort of their homes. They just need to have a personal computer and a stable Internet connection to apply.

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Cozy Dog in Springfield, Illinois
Photograph by Werner Krug Photography
Route 66 was commissioned in 1926 to link Chicago to Los Angeles, a distance of 2,440 miles. It was updated and realigned over the years, but parts of the historic route can still be traveled.
Pictured here: The family-run Cozy Dog Drive In has been serving corn dogs, or what they call hot dogs on a stick, in Lincoln's hometown since the '40s.
Chain of Rocks Bridge, Illinois-Missouri Border
Photograph by Alan Copson, Getty Images
Why make the drive across the Mississippi into Missouri when you can walk or bike it? The Chain of Rock Bridge, built in 1929, has a unique 22-degree angle partway across. It's now open only to pedestrians and cyclists.
Meramec Caverns, Missouri
Photograph by Michael Szönyi, Alamy
Advertised by painted barn tops along Route 66 (and I-44), the 4.6-mile Meramec Caverns has lured road-trippers since 1935. Much ado is made about Jesse James supposedly hiding out here.
Munger Moss Motel in Lebanon, Missouri
Photograph by Gordon Radford Photography
A traditional auto court, the Munger Moss Motel has been in business on Route 66 since 1946. The motel even has special Route 66 theme rooms.
Brady District in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Photograph by Rachel Coward
Across the tracks from downtown Tulsa, the revitalized Brady District gives the best sense of Tulsa's Route 66 era. You can catch a show at the ever present Cain's Ballroom, where Bob Wills housed his Western Swing in the '30s.
Route 66 Museum in Clinton, Oklahoma
Photograph by Walter Bibikow, Corbis Images
The Route 66 Museum in Clinton, Oklahoma, counts a gleaming 1957 Chevy among its treasures. The museum promises a "personal journey through the history of the nation's most revered highway."
Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Texas
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Detour about 30 miles southeast of Amarillo, Texas, and you'll find the Lone Star State's "grand canyon" in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. The grasslands drop 800 feet at the 120-mile-long canyon.
Meteor Crater, Arizona
Photograph by Danita Delimont, Alamy
About 50,000 years ago, a meteor about half the size of a football field crashed here, leaving a nearly mile-wide crater you can tour on a guided hike.
Blue Swallow Motel in Tucumcari, New Mexico
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In Tucumcari, New Mexico, the historic coral-and-sky-blue Blue Swallow Motel, a 12-unit place with a cozy courtyard, still promises "100% Refrigerated Air."
Hackberry General Store in Hackberry, Arizona
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The Hackberry General Store is a makeshift Americana museum that includes a wall mural of Route 66 and a ceiling's worth of donated license plates.
Oatman, Arizona
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In the Old West town of Oatman, tourists can buy burro pellets and carrots to feed the descendants of miners' burros, which wander into town every day looking for a snack.
Wigwam Motel in Rialto, California
Photograph by David Zaitz, Alamy
Just past San Bernardino, as the cityscape takes over, this kid-friendly motel is the best of the three remaining "wigwam" motels that appeared in the '30s, '40s, and '50s. Each concrete room is well kept up and faces a palm-dotted lawn with a pool.
Will Rogers State Historic Park, Los Angeles
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A plaque for the Will Rogers Highway in Santa Monica's Palisades Park marks Route 66's unofficial end. The plaque pays tributes to Rogers, an Oklahoma native who found fame via the Mother Road. At the nearby Will Rogers State Historic Park, you can tour his ranch, pictured here.
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More on USA and Korea Free Trade Agreement American Job Loss
January 12th, 2011
The USA/Korea free trade deal will proceed to congress shortly. Our government is still sticking to its position that this agreement will cause a net gain of jobs in the USA.
Sadly, they have not come forward with any facts to back up that position.
More soundly the Economic Policy Institute has issued data indicating 159,000 American jobs will be lost if this deal is approved. They also show this agreement would, far from the government position that would reduce trade deficit; this agreement would actually increase our trade deficit by $16.7 billion.
It is time to stop approving these deals unless they can prove that there is actual net gain in both the number and quality of jobs.
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May 24, 2016
Miami, FL - EJ Manuel threw for 229 yards, Devonta Freeman ran for a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns and No. 12 Florida State overcame a shaky start to beat Miami 33-20 on Saturday night, the Seminoles' third straight win over their archrival.
Manuel completed 21 of 31 passes for Florida State (7-1, 4-1 Atlantic Coast Conference), which won despite 12 penalties and five fumbles, two of them lost. Dustin Hopkins kicked four field goals for the Seminoles, and James Wilder added a touchdown run.
Stephen Morris, playing a week after spraining his left ankle, started and threw for 223 yards and a late touchdown for Miami (4-4, 3-2), which has lost three straight but controls its Coastal Division destiny.
Mike James had a touchdown run for the Hurricanes, who lost freshman Duke Johnson in the second half with an undisclosed injury.
Miami finished with 29 yards rushing on 21 attempts.
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Let's have more action and less politics
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Meanwhile, Americans sit on the edge of their seats once again, worrying about the drastic effects the sequester will have on our economy — especially people who work for Long Island's defense contractors. Will they still have their jobs next Monday?
In my day, when politicians accepted their appointments by the people, there was an understanding that you were going to have to work with those on the other side of the aisle. It's just the nature of the business. Democracy necessitates negotiating and working together for the common good of the people. But we no longer see this in Washington.
There is no question that America needs to make budget cuts, but the sequester isn't the way.
Where is Obama's proposal on what cuts need to be made? It's time for the president to end his perpetual campaign and step forward with a clear, concrete plan to cut spending in certain areas. He can no longer just say he wants to raise taxes. Just a couple of months ago, he got his tax raises on the wealthy and a new payroll tax that has almost every American paying more to Uncle Sam each paycheck.
Instead of hounding Americans about tax deductions made for charitable donations or devising a plan to cut deductions for mortgage interest (a proposal that will ruin the housing market we've worked so hard to build back up), Obama should be focusing on more meaningful initiatives.
If he's worried about closing tax loopholes, he should start with the taxation of carried interest. Hedge fund managers use this loophole, which allows the carried interest financial managers receive from handling clients' funds to be taxed as capital gains, and not as ordinary income. Capital gains are taxed at lower rates than ordinary income in an effort to encourage people to invest capital for longer periods of time. By closing this loophole alone, the president could save approximately $2 billion per year.
Or maybe instead of ignoring the issue altogether, Obama can offer some insight into how he's going to make entitlement programs economically viable in the future.
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Al, finally you do speak some truth in that when you where in the Senate there was a lot more bi-partisan ship in government. Of course in today's climate where the leaders of both the house and the Senate Republicans looked at it as there job to make Obama a one term President (which they failed at), they seem to have no ability to compromise. They should follow the example of their hero Reagan (who was at best an average president) and compromise, you will remember he raised taxes when needed and governed more to the center.
Remember also that Republican Presidents prior to Cheney would be way to liberal for the insane party of today. Nixon would have been tared and feathered for things like going to China and starting the EPA,if he was leading to today.
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(Washington) - The United States Helsinki Commission will hold a briefing examining the possible ramifications should the ongoing Cyprus talks fail. The leaders of the Republic of Cyprus and the occupied northern zone have been conducting discussions since early December. With the accession of Cyprus into the European Union anticipated, and British upgrading of their bases on the island, there are a variety of developments which could positively or negatively impact the eastern Mediterranean.
An un-official transcript of this briefing will be available on the Commission's web site, http://www.csce.gov, within 24 hours.
The United States Helsinki Commission, an independent federal agency, by law monitors and encourages progress in implementing provisions of the Helsinki Accords. The Commission, created in 1976, is composed of nine Senators, nine Representatives and one official each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
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May 30, 2016
Waste Management's facility in Emelle Wednesday made a donation to the University of West Alabama.
The $1,000 is designated for the UWA Foundation for Academic Excellence Fund.
It was made in recognition of the facility achieving its wildlife habitat certification. Waste Management
says the university is a valued partner.
"Because we give back to the community in regards to the effort for the people to be able to have a renewable resource," said Mike Davis, senior district manager for the Emelle facility. "And basically we're trying to keep that up to the standards of our corporate needs for the community."
"It's a continuation of Chem Waste Management's continued corporate support of the community and the university," said Livingston Mayor Tom Tartt, also UWA's director of development and special projects. "They've been tremendous corporate citizens for over 30 years."
Tartt said the UWA Foundation will likely use the money for scholarships or equipment in the business department.
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Morgan Smokes UMES for Another Blowout Victory
Senior forward DeWayne Jackson scored 17 points as the Morgan State University Bears recorded its second blowout victory in less than a week, cruising to a 87-55 win over the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore (UMES) Hawks on Feb. 16 in Princess Anne, Md.
The Bears scored the most points in a game since scoring 91 points against Coppin State on Feb. 22, 2012. Coincidentally they also thrashed Coppin by 29 points Feb. 9.
Morgan took control of the game early on when they leaped out to a 27-12 lead by the 10:05 mark of the first half, and built a 19-point lead by halftime. The Bears led by as much as 33 points in the second half before settling into a 22-point victory.
The Bears were able to get into a groove offensively as they shot a season-high 59 percent from the field for the game. Along with hot shooting from Jackson, Bears junior guard Justin Black caught fire and finished with a game-high 18 points.
Three other players for Morgan also scored double digits in points as junior center Ian Chiles posted 12 points, junior guard Anthony Hubbard added 11 points and freshman guard Donte Pretlow followed with 10 points.
Junior forward Troy Snyder led UMES with 14 points and senior center Olatunji Kosile posted a double-double of 11 points with 10 rebounds; the struggling Hawks have now lost seven straight games.
Morgan State (9-13 overall, 6-5 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC)) will next face Delaware State (11-13 overall, 6-4 MEAC) on Feb. 18.
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Carman Neustaedter, A.J. Brush, and Marc A. Smith
April 2005
Email triage is the process of going through unhandled email and deciding what to do with it. Email triage can quickly become a serious problem for users as the amount of unhandled email grows. We investigate the problem of email triage by presenting interview and survey results that articulate user needs for email triage. The results suggest the need for email user interfaces to provide additional socially salient information in order to bring important emails to the forefront.
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This is one of the most important reasons why we need to fight harder to stop climate change. The loss of these precious ecosystems is a tragedy.
The Wildlife Conservation Society has released initial field observations that indicate that a dramatic rise in the surface temperature in Indonesian waters has resulted in a large-scale bleaching event that has devastated coral populations.
WCS's Indonesia Program "Rapid Response Unit" of marine biologists was dispatched to investigate coral bleaching reported in May in Aceh — a province of Indonesia located on the northern tip of the island of Sumatra. The initial survey carried out by the team revealed that over 60 percent of corals were bleached. Continue reading


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UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (AP/WUSA) - Prince George's County Police are looking for a second suspect in the fatal drive-by shooting of a 14-year-old boy in Lewisdale.
Saturday, detectives said they have evidence that identifies 18-year-old Luis Carlos Guzman-Venture of the 2300 block of Rittenhouse Street in Lewisdale, as the second suspect. Police are looking for him on first degree murder and related charges.
An arrest warrant had been issued for a different man Thursday in the gang-related murder of 14-year-old Eliezer Benjamin Reyes, also of Lewisdale.
Reyes was killed as he walked with a group.
On Thursday, police arrested 24-year-old Jose Luis Rodriguez-Nunez of Hyattsville and charged him with second-degree murder in the shooting. Anyone with information is asked to call the Prince George's County Police Department's Homicide Unit or Crime Solvers.


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I just made this tonight and it was great! I have zucchini coming out of my ears so I put in a large zuchini from the garden and used a slotted spoon to put in the pan. Top with fat free plain yogurt. Yum!
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From EatingWell: June/July 2006
Our version of this enchilada-style chilaquiles casserole is packed with nutritious beans and vegetables. Canned prepared enchilada sauce has great flavor and keeps the prep time quick. It can vary in heat level so find one that suits your taste. If you want to eliminate the heat altogether, try a green enchilada sauce (which is often milder than red) or substitute two 8-ounce cans of plain tomato sauce.
I just made this tonight and it was great! I have zucchini coming out of my ears so I put in a large zuchini from the garden and used a slotted spoon to put in the pan. Top with fat free plain yogurt. Yum!
Lisab, Brighton, MI
I thought this meal was excellent! The recipe was extremely easy to follow and tasted wonderful. My entire family including my husband, who turns his nose up at anything vegetarian, loved this dish. My husband even had seconds! Only change made was that I toasted the tortillas before putting them into the baking dish.
Marcee, St. Louis, MO
Very good! My anti-veggie hubby LOVED it too and the kids gobbled it up. Our enchilada sauce came in a 16 oz. bottle (instead of the 19 oz. recommended) and it wasn't too runny at all - it was a perfect consistancy. It was too spicy using the red enchilada sauce (from Whole Foods) so next time we will use green or an even mix of tomato and enchilada sauce. We followed the recommendation and used yogurt and it was great too.
I made this the other day with a few changes. While the oven is heating up, I layered the tortillas on a cookie sheet and sprayed them with cooking spray. I also chopped (rather than grated) the zucchini, but chopped rather fine (I really didn't want the kids to "know" what is was) and while cooking, the tortillas crisped in the oven. Really helps and doesn't add extra fat and calories by adding store bought chips.
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AMAZING! I made this last night after seeing all the rave reviews and I am in love! After eating this, my guests said I should open a restaurant (BTW i served it with salad featuring the Eatingwell Blue Cheese Dressing - see my details there) and it was so simple to make. I was wary of the forementioned mush issue so I allowed the tortilla to go up the sides of the dish, which kept it drier and sturdier and I also used a small spoon to apply the sauce each time so that it just covered everything, there was no pooling. It baked up looking GREAT, like lasagna does, and i served it with the remaining sauce on the side and some fat free plain yogurt instead of sour cream. My vegetarian roommate was SO EXCITED she tried to eat a piece i dropped on the floor (I stopped her) and everyone else were meat eaters that absolutely raved about it. (FYI I used canned sauce, which was still delicious and a major time saver.)
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Traxxas' Courtney Force Interview [NEW PHOTOS ADDED]
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NEW PHOTOS ADDED! We interviewed Traxxas sponsored funny car driver Courtney Force, daughter of legendary John Force, on her involvement in RC, what it's like driving the real thing, and what it's like to be sponsored by Traxxas,. Check it out!


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St. Louis (KSDK) -- Major Leage Baseball announced the game times for the National League and American League division series match-ups.
Fri. Oct. 5th N.L. Wild Card Game, STL @ ATL 5:07 p.m. (ET) TBS
Fri. Oct. 5th A.L. Wild Card Game, BAL @ TEX 8:37 p.m. (ET)/7:37 p.m. (CT) TBS
Sat. Oct. 6th ALDS Game 1, OAK @ DET 6:07 p.m. (ET) TBS
Sat. Oct. 6th NLDS Game 1, CIN @ SF 9:37 p.m. (ET)/6:37 p.m. (PT) TBS
Sun. Oct. 7th ALDS Game 2, OAK @ DET 12:07 p.m. (ET) MLBN
Sun. Oct. 7th NLDS Game 1, WSH @ STL/ATL 3:07 p.m. (ET) TBS
Sun. Oct. 7th ALDS Game 1, NYY @ BAL/TEX 6:15 p.m. (ET) TBS
Sun. Oct. 7th NLDS Game 2, CIN @ SF 9:37 p.m. (ET)/6:37 p.m. (PT) TBS
Mon. Oct. 8th NLDS Game 2, WSH @ STL/ATL 4:37 p.m. (ET) TBS
Mon. Oct. 8th ALDS Game 2, NYY @ BAL/TEX 8:07 p.m. (ET) TBS
Tues. Oct. 9th NLDS Game 3, SF @ CIN 5:37 p.m. (ET) TBS
Tues. Oct. 9th ALDS Game 3, DET @ OAK 9:07 p.m. (ET)/6:07 p.m. (PT) TBS
The schedule is subject to change based on postponed and/or suspended games.
TBS will air up to 18 of the potential Division Series games, while MLB Network will air a Division Series game on Sunday, October 7th and Wednesday, October 10th. ESPN Radio will provide live national coverage of all 2012 MLB Postseason games.
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Transportation Best Practices: Solving the transportation network puzzle
This historical chart shows resurgent cost increases in transportation. Deregulation (price-based costing) provided a once-in-an-eternity benefit from regulation (cost-based pricing); it took a generation, but we have now "eaten all the seed corn."
April 01, 2011
Re-engineering the process
Interestingly, a relatively small percentage of transportation consumers use this approach. In a recently conducted Accenture survey, only 30 percent of the respondents said they employed some sort of procurement application. That means that 70 percent still conduct this part of their business in a less-than-efficient manner and will inevitably sub-optimize results. Clearly, opportunities for substantive improvement abound.
There are many reasons organizations focus on simply trying to get better rates or forestall increasing them. They do not view transportation as a network or portfolio of services that, more often than not, are interconnected and interdependent. For some, it's simply not a priority. Freight is too small a percentage of cost of goods sold (COGS) or is viewed as a necessary evil rather than something to be managed strategically. Also, freight services are often locally or regionally managed, which makes a holistic approach difficult from both a cultural and data management standpoint.
Empirically, it makes sense to buy transportation services centrally so as to aggregate volume, market power, and influence. But, this only works if the organizational structure and systems exist to support such a strategy.
The way we approach this type of activity can be characterized more as business process re-engineering, of which freight sourcing is a key part, rather than simply running a bid to get better rates.
Our team also prescribes standardizing and simplifying basic elements of transportation services. Many companies are dealing with complicated and arcane practices that frequently bear the residue of the regulatory era. This make them difficult to manage effectively and too often exposes the buyer to unforeseen charges relating to obscure rules and provisions. We seek to put a standard, preferably modular contract in place that is flexible enough to cover multiple modes. The overall goal is to embed all of the applicable commercial terms in the agreement and avoid obscure "omnibus" provisions, which invoke tariff references that may not be easily or readily discovered.
We do that by clearly stating common-sense and fair business rules and requirements that all can abide by; establishing a commonly agreed set of accessorial charges so that it's clear when they apply and what they are for; developing a fair, equitable and standardize fuel surcharge mechanism, so that all carriers can clearly see what the deal is before they submit pricing; and finally setting forth clear and standard payment terms and conditions, with an eye toward simplifying and standardizing the process so payment can be made accurately and timely the first time.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- There is no scientific method to the following list. This is meant to spark debate.
Obviously, it's much easier to be a better point guard when you're on a team that's winning. I'm mainly judging each player on their 2012-2013 season, and rewarding those who have taken significant steps forward from the previous season.
I didn't include players who have missed significant portions of the season, namely Derrick Rose. He'd probably rank at number three if he was healthy.
I dislike statistics when talking about basketball -- there's become an overabundance of NBA stat nerds -- but provided them for further analysis.
1) Chris Paul (27-years-old)
PPG: 16.4, Assists: 9.4, Turnovers: 2.2, 3P (59/175 = 33.7%) Usage: 23.6, PER: 26.11
Why: Even though he won't win the MVP award, Paul has a strong argument. He might be the best point guard of all-time in terms of controlling the tempo of a basketball game.
2) Russell Westbrook (24-years-old)
PPG: 23.4, Assists: 7.9, Turnovers: 3.6, 3P (76/222 = 34.2%), Usage: 30.9, PER: 23.74
Why: If Russell Westbrook took medication for his ADHD/Bi-Polar disorder on the basketball court, there's a chance he could be number one on this list. Outside of LeBron, he's the most athletic player in the league. He attacks the rim like a SWAT team member tackling a criminal. If his mental mistakes cost the Thunder in the playoffs though, he will slip on this list.
3) Kyrie Irving (20-years-old)
PPG: 23.3, Assists: 5.6, Turnovers: 3.1, 3P (86/205 = 42%), Usage: 28.9, PER: 22.69
Why: Only in his second season, Irving is one of the best shooters in the league, and arguably has the best crossover dribble since Stephon Marbury. He's sifting through garbage on his Cleveland roster, that is until 2014, when LeBron will make his triumphant return to Ohio.
4) Tony Parker (30-years-old)
PPG: 21.0, Assists: 7.6, Turnovers: 2.5, 3P (22/58 = 37.9%), Usage: 26.9, PER: 24.34
Why: Parker has been without question the best player on the Spurs roster, in one of their more impressive seasons during their dynasty run. With less than 15 seconds left in the fourth quarter of a game, I think I would trust his decison making over anyone on this list.
5) Ty Lawson (25-years-old)
PPG: 16.5, Assists: 7.1, Turnovers: 2.7, 3P (64/181 = 35.4%), Usage: 22.7, PER: 17.22
Why: People are going to think I'm crazy for putting Lawson this high, but I'll argue he's become one of the best finishing players around the bucket in the NBA. Denver uses more lineup combinations than any team in the league, and Lawson still finds ways to spread the basketball around and keep everybody peachy.
6) Rajon Rondo (27-years-old)
PPG: 13.7, Assists: 11.1, Turnovers: 3.9, 3P (12/50 = 24%), Usage: 22.5, PER: 18.27
Why: A year ago, Rondo may have been on top of this list. He's my favorite player to watch in the NBA, but his turnovers have increased every single season. The fact that Boston has discussed trading him for three straight seasons also proves his value has declined.
7) Steph Curry (24-years-old)
PPG: 22.1, Assists: 6.6, Turnovers: 3.0, 3P (183/405 = 45.2%), Usage: 24.8, PER: 20.70
Why: Just look at those three-point numbers. Curry is sizzling this season, is being guided by Mark Jackson, doesn't have to worry about Monta Ellis stealing all of his shots, and is finally healthy. Golden State will be nearly impossible to beat at home in the playoffs with Curry's big-game momentum factor.
8) Deron Williams (28-years-old)
PPG: 17.3, Assists: 7.5, Turnovers: 3.0, 3P (110/303 = 36.3%), Usage: 24.1, PER: 18.01
Why: I wanted to put him lower on this list. He's put on pounds throughout the years which has slowed his game down. His attitude issues are very apparent -- he's gotten two coaches fired throughout his career. But Williams is just so balanced at everything he does. It's hard to knock on his game.
9) Damian Lillard (22-years-old)
PPG: 18.5, Assists: 6.4, Turnovers: 3.0, 3P (126/360 = 35%), Usage: 23.4, PER: 15.96
Why: At this very moment, Lillard has the Rookie of the Year award firmly grasped -- Bradley Beal is starting to creep up from behind. He often takes the last shot for Portland, runs their complex offense fluently and has surprised us all with his defensive abilities.
10) Jeff Teague (24-years-old)
PPG: 14.3, Assists: 7.0, Turnovers: 2.9, 3P (64/174 = 36.8%), Usage: 22.3, PER: 16.37
Why: Atlanta wasn't supposed to be this good in 2012-2013, but they are remaining relevant thanks to Teague. Teague is fearless in the lane and has the speed to blow by most point guards in the league. He needs to work on his mid-range jumper to climb higher on this list.
11) Jrue Holiday (22-years-old)
PPG: 19.1, Assists: 8.5, Turnovers: 3.9, 3P (61/169 = 36.1%), Usage: 26.8, PER: 18.09
Why: This season will always be known as the 'what if' year for Holiday and the 76ers. What if Andrew Bynum was healthy? What if Doug Collins changed his coaching style to not irritate his young players? Holiday is posting statistics that could warrant him at least a glance for the top six on this list -- that is until you look at turnovers. The 76ers roster is flawed right now, but Holiday (even with his increased statistics) has had a tough time making his teammates better.
12) Kyle Lowry (26-years-old)
PPG: 12.7, Assists: 6.0, Turnovers: 2.2, 3P (77/190 = 40.5%), Usage: 21.6, PER: 19.43
Why: Lowry is flourishing in Toronto, if there is such a thing. He's the most underrated three-point shooter on this list, also the best rebounder and is meshing well with Rudy Gay. Too bad he's stuck in Toronto.
13) Brandon Jennings
PPG: 18.4, Assists: 6.4, Turnovers: 2.6, 3P (118/320 = 36.9%), Usage: 24.0, PER: 16.60
Why: I thought Jennings' play was going to fall off once Monta Ellis was acquired, but the hyper lefty has maintained his own, and then some. Jennings has embraced becoming more of a pass-first point guard, a style change that most thought would deter his game.
14) George Hill
PPG: 14.7, Assists: 4.9, Turnovers: 1.7, 3P (98/264 = 37.1%), Usage: 19.1, PER: 16.96
Why: George Hill's statistics lie more than any player on this list. They don't give his decison making, his defense, or his deceiving quickness any justice. Would Paul George be the player he was if Darren Collison was feeding him the rock? No way, Jose.
15) Greivis Vasquez
PPG: 13.8, Assists: 9.4, Turnovers: 3.1, 3P (65/182 = 35.7%), Usage: 24.4, PER: 16.95
Why: It's been Vasquez who has blossomed more this season than Anthony Davis. Whoever thought that was possible? The Hornets point guard is aggressive, a skilled commander with the ball and a pretty decent shooter when called upon. This is bold, but Vasquez has a chance to become the best NBA player from College Park in at least 20 years. He will be a foundation piece for New Orleans roster for several seasons.
16) Jose Calderon
PPG: 11.3, Assists: 7.3, Turnovers: 1.7, 3P (79/184 = 42.9%), Usage: 17.4, PER: 19.37
Why: Look at his turnover numbers. Calderon is one of the most underrated players in the league. I feel guilty putting him this low. The Lakers would've thrived if they had his unique skill set in the early part of the season without Steve Nash.
17) Jeremy Lin (24-years-old)
PPG: 12.8, Assists: 6.2, Turnovers: 2.9, 3P (58/179 = 32.4%), Usage: 20.0, PER: 14.93
Why: People will call me crazy for picking Lin over John Wall. Both are turnover machines. Both are quite inconsistent on a nightly basis. But I'd rather have the turnover machine who is able to consistently bury clutch shots, than the turnover machine who relies too much on his athleticism at the rim.
18) John Wall (21-years-old)
PPG: 13.9, Assists: 7.3, Turnovers: 3.6, 3P (1/15 = .067%), Usage: 27.5, PER: 15.90
If Wall could bury fourth quarter jump shots like he did Sunday evening to beat the 76ers, he would be number 10 on this list. His inconsistencies are even more apparent now that avid viewers of the Wizards can compare his game to rookie Bradley Beal. Even though he's the fastest player in the NBA, he's the most one-dimensional player on this list. Washington has been winning with Wall at the helm, though. It isn't time to surrender because he's this low on the list. He has more room for improvement than any player in the NBA. This offseason, the Wizards have to closely monitor Wall's every movement. Next season will be a make or break year for his future.
19) Kemba Walker (22-years-old)
PPG: 17.4, Assists: 5.5, Turnovers: 2.3, 3P (81/226 = 35.8%), Usage: 24.2, PER: 18.94
Why: Some will argue he's playing better than Wall this season, especially since he's really all the Bobcats have -- yeah I'm already labeling MKG a bust.
20) Tyreke Evans (23-years-old)
PPG: 15.4, Assists: 3.3, Turnovers: 2.0, 3P (27/73 = 37%), Usage: 21.6, PER: 18.60
Why: Watching Kings games are worse than watching old episodes of the Rosie O'Donnell show.


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Metro spokesman Dan Stessel says crews were preparing Friday for an expected storm of heavy wind and rains by checking drainage stations and placing sandbags at locations prone to flooding.
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The rising sun actually made it even harder to see these deer as they fed across the mountian face, as the glare made it harder to see their coat against the ground.
This doe was the closest deer we saw all day, and she was still a good 350 or so yards away:
This trip was a wakeup call, particularly in regard to optics and the magnification needed to reliably spot mulies. There is no way in hell that my 12x Nikon Monarch ATB binos - even on a tripod - can buy me the descrimination needed to reliably tell a doe from a buck at most distances we saw deer, let alone decipher the quality of a buck at that kind of distance. This scouting adventure absolutely locked me in on buying a Leupold Gold Ring HD spotting scope. I found an excellent price on one and will have it with me on the next trip out.


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Greer, SC (Sports Network) - Zack Miller and Franklin Corpening both fired 9-
under 62s on Thursday as they share the first-round lead at the BMW Charity
Miller and Corpening both played the host course, the par-71 Thornblade Club.
Hudson Swafford and Mark Anderson also carded 9-under rounds. They carded
their 63s on the par-72 Chanticleer Course at Greenville Country Club.
Six players were two strokes off the lead. Matt Davidson opened with a 7-under
65 on the Chanticleer Course, while the other five -- Mathias Gronberg, Hunter
Haas, Jason Gore, Will MacKenzie and Ben Martin -- all played the third course
in the rotation, the par-72 Reserve at Lake Keowee.
Eight more players stand at minus-6, while defending champion Nick Flanagan is
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Recital of Haitian Classical Music January 13
January 10, 2014
A recital of Haitian classical music for voice and piano will be presented by Jamie Cartright, mezzo-soprano, and Lauren Eldridge, piano, on Monday, January 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the Dingeldine Music Center, located at 1417 W. Barker Ave. in Peoria. Admission is free.
The earthquake that struck Haiti on January 12, 2010 continues to impact the country and its global diaspora. This commemorative program of Haitian composers offers an opportunity to reflect upon the impressive legacy of Haitian classical music and learn about its position in a global sphere. The performers will discuss the music and its history, and program notes will be available upon entrance.
Jamie Cartright, who lives and teaches music in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, is a graduate of Stetson University, and Lauren Eldridge is studying ethnomusicology at the University of Chicago.
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COLUMBIA, Md. (WUSA) - Howard County police have filed child abuse charges in a 2010 case against the mother of a toddler whose unrelated death in 2011 was ruled a homicide.
Joaquinia Marie LaJeuness, 28, of 5912 Stevens Forest Road in Columbia, was indicted by a grand jury last week on two counts of second-degree child abuse, second-degree assault, a contributing course of conduct contributing to abuse, and obstructing and hindering. She was arrested on Friday in Meridian, Mich.
LaJeuness waived extradition and was transported to the Howard County Detention Center on Saturday, where she is being held on $2,500 bond.
On Nov. 3, 2010, Howard County Department of Social Services received a report that the suspect's son, Elijah Izale LaJeuness, two years old at the time, had marks and bruises on his face. A doctor's review concluded the injuries were not accidental. Police investigated the incident in collaboration with DSS, but at the time, lacked sufficient evidence to file criminal charges.
Five months later, on April 13, 2011, police responded to the 9600 block of Basket Ring Road at 4 a.m. for a
report that a child was not breathing. Elijah LaJeuness, who had since turned three years old, was taken to Howard
County General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Although there were no obvious signs of foul play
at the scene, detectives began investigating the case as suspicious. A final autopsy report released in June
2011 ruled the cause of death as asphyxiation and the manner homicide. No one has been charged in that case.
While investigating the child's homicide, which is still under investigation, police developed additional information that led to the indictment in the November 2010 case.


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This map is the exact style I want, but coloured.
Dear cartographers, I am so excited to have found this site. The work here is amazing! First a little back story: When I was 16 I was not allowed to date, so when I chose to violate this parental policy I created my own language in order to conceal my debauchery. This language has grown over the years and is a bit of a hobby-obsession of mine. My children speak it, as does my hubby to a lesser extent, it is a secret language and dear to me. The language grew big enough to need background and ambiance, and that required a world, so now I have a whole little world in notebooks and bits of paper. I have hand drawn a map, but it's a bit of scratch, as I am not artistically blessed.
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This map is the exact style I want, but coloured.
I might be interested. I have a background in GIS and know how to make maps that actually reflect spherical geometry, so that you really could put it on a globe and it's wouldn't look distorted. You can see examples of my work here: http://draconic.ca/portfolio/ http://www.cartographersguild.com/album.php?&u=9958
This sounds a lot like it could be quite open ended an involve a lot of back and forth and adaptation to make it work on a globe, and that, especially combined with the desire for copyright means I'd want to do it on an hourly rate basis with payment as it progresses. Any fixed quote I gave would be a complete guess that would probably bite one of us in the ass. It also means if you decide you want to take what's been done and stop or switch to someone else to finish it, that's fine and I'd provide all the source and intermediate data.
Also, simply zooming in on a map doesn't really work. This has to do with the problems of the globe being, well, a globe, and a map being flat. Different maps need different projections based on their extents and purposes. If you specifically need "zoomability" at the cost of a number of having other problems, the normal Mercator projection can work, as in web mapping applications. But it really isn't a good projection for final, static maps except for those used in a particular form of early marine navigation and a few other special cases, and it's not at all appropriate for large scale (Zoomed in) maps. If you want larger scale maps to look right, you have to essentially redraw them in a more appropriate projection. Details and symbolization also need to change as you change scale which likewise requires redrawing. Using a GIS can help somewhat with this.
Hai-Etlik, can you send me an example of the style you would do my map in? What would your hourly rate be?
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Edwardsville, IL (KSDK) - The Madison County State's Attorney's Office charged three Collinsville men in connection with a series of burglaries in Collinsville.
According to Captain T. Mike Dixon, spokesman for the Madison County Sheriff's Office, deputies were called to a home burglary in the 7100 block of Loyet Road on September 12 at 6 p.m. The homeowners indicated more than $6,000 in electronics and stereo equipment had been stolen from the residence while they were away.
Authorities were able to recover approximately $4,000 worth of the stolen property and were able to link 24-year-old Matthew Conrad and 36-year-old Jason Brown to the crime, Dixon said. Arrest warrants were issued for Conrad and Brown, but deputies could not locate them at the time.
On September 17, just after 8:20 a.m., deputies responded to a home burglary in the 700 block of Troy Road. The victim said an unknown number of suspects broke into the house and stole copper pipes and wiring.
Dixon said the sheriff's office was contacted on September 21 just after 7:30 p.m. about another home burglary in the 800 block of Oran Avenue. The homeowner said burglars took several firearms and assorted power tools.
Investigators developed evidence linking Conrad and Brown to all three burglaries, and additional evidence was uncovered linking 26-year-old William Stough to the burglaries on Loyet Road and Oran Avenue.
According to Dixon, the Venice Police Department arrested Conrad for the burglary during a traffic stop on October 1. He was charged October 4 with two counts of burglary and remains in custody at the Madison County Jail on $85,000 bond.
On October 2, deputies with the Madison County Sheriff's Office and officers with the Granite City Police Department located Brown and Stough at a motel in Granite City and arrested them. Brown was charged October 4 with two counts of burglary and jailed on $100,000 bond. Stough was charged with one count of burglary and one count of residential burglary. He's been jailed on $100,000 bond.
Dixon said investigators were able to recover all but one of the stolen firearms and some of the power tools from the burglary on Oran Avenue.


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STONE MOUNTAIN, GA -- When celebrity stylist Elijah Cohen wants to give his clients glamorous curls, his weapon of choice is a hot curling iron.
"You definitely want to go with enough heat to give you the curl that you want," he said.
But he warns - you need to be careful.
"If you put the gauge on your curling iron a little bit too hot," he said, "sometimes you can scorch the hair and that causes eventual breakage."
The TopStyler claims it can give you that "red carpet" look but uses gentle heat that won't harm your hair.
So we ordered a set of two online for $140 including shipping and handling. Elijah liked the look of the set.
"It's definitely nice," he said. "It's definitely well put together. It gives you all the utensils you need."
TopStyler might say it's revolutionary but it reminds us of the old school hot rollers.
The unit heats up ten ceramic lined clam shells that springs shut. To use - roll your hair up in a pin curl and clip on the clam shell. Then leave them in your hair for one to ten minutes.
The TopStyler come with an instruction manual and DVD with lots of hair designs. Elijah tried it on Aretha's hair.
"I'm wrapping it around my finger," he said before clipping on the hot clam shell clip.
We noticed that one set - with only ten clamshells - will not be enough for most women. So you'll probably need the two sets.
"Ten is definitely not going to be enough," Elijah said.
Aretha tried her hand at using it too. But the curl she made fell flat.
"I was a little bit discouraged," she said. "It didn't curl too well."
While Elijah thinks the curling iron is still king, he says with practice the TopStyler might be perfect for some women.
"You definitely got to work on curling, wrapping it around your finger," he said. "Once you master that it will be a great product. I'm pretty sure it will be something that someone loves."
Aretha's hair turned out wonderful with great curls.
"It is pretty," said Aretha.
And while she thinks the TopStyler works fine, she says it's too much trouble and way too slow.
So a split decision from our two testers.
"For the TopStyler we give it one thumb up," said Elijah.
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For Cups: 6 Votive candle holders 2½" tall x 2" diameter
For Teapot: Glass Candle Jar with Lid 6" tall x 4" diameter
Crochet Hook: Steel size 7 (1.65 mm) and Steel size 4 (2.00 mm) steel hook or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: Motif: 5" diameter.
Teatime Candle Doily Set Crochet Pattern
Who can say no to a tea party? Especially one that's main purpose it to look and smell great! With our new Teatime Candle Crochet Doily you can wow your guest with a gorgeous crochet teapot and 6 crochet tea cups that hold candles. This set includes a tea pot, 6 tea cups and a doily. This is made of cotton thread.
Crocheted Candle holders are an intermediate crochet pattern!
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To me, this frame was hideous before with years of grime, horrible gold paint and green velvet trim. I had covered up the velvet in the photo above with masking tape to prepare it for painting.
First things first. I had to clean it. I used an old toothbrush to really scrub out all the little crevices and wiped down the rest.
Then I painted it. I used a vanilla color. It took nearly 100 coats to cover it all! Okay, more like 4, but with all those crevices, it seemed like a lot more. I did my best to keep it smooth and to not fill up the grooves with paint. If I were smart, I would have simply spray painted this. But I like using what I have, and I have LOTS of craft paint.
I already liked the plain cream color, but decided to give it a little more dimension with some dry brushing.
These are the colors I used to paint the frame and to dry brush it.
To make the detail stand out a bit, I dipped my brush in the tan paint, then wiped most of it off on a paper towel before lightly brushing it over the raised parts of the frame. If I got too much, I quickly wiped it off with a damp towel I had right by me. If it wasn't dark enough, I added more.
When I was finished with that, I covered it with a matte varnish. This is the one I had on hand, and it was too thick so I added a few drops of water. I don't know if it was the water or the reaction to the other paints or the finish on the original frame, but this varnish reacted with something and changed my frame. I'll show you in a minute what it did.
Next I needed to do something about the ugly green velvet. I could have painted it, but it would just look like painted velvet. I thought about covering it with a cute ribbon. Then I saw some burlap in my sewing room. It was a perfect match!
I cut the burlap into strips the width of the velvet.
Using a paintbrush and glue, I applied the burlap strips to the frame, making sure to miter my corners.
As the paint dried and over the next several hours, I noticed the varnish was turning blue! At first I was mad, but then it grew on me. In fact, it perfectly matches my newly painted living room! What luck.
I cut myself a photo mat and mounted my beautiful family picture from my favorite photographer and now I have a perfect $5 fit for my new coastal theme living room.
Okay. To be honest, all these things would have been done whether I was online last week or not. The only difference was that I noticed that after a few days, I stopped mindlessly wandering over to the computer several times a day and wasting precious time. I will now do my best to keep this habit on check. I love creating things and sharing them all with you and seeing what all of you have done as well to get inspiration, but it isn't beneficial if it detracts from my family.


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Have you picked a taxidermist you would like to use? Once you have picked the taxidermist you would like to use, they will tell you exactly what they want you to do.
I have googled, binged, and asked ill I am blue in the face. I see Salt it. Don't salt it. freeze it, don't freeze it. just keep it cold. So I am lost and wanted to see what you guys had to say.
I will be back in the mountain and may take me 5 days to get to a taxidermist, may take 2 to get to a cooler. If I get an elk that I want to put on the wall what do I do? Sorry I am a newbie to this and want to make sure I do it right.
Can I cape it, leave the skull and put in a cooler in a platic bag with ice for a couple of days? Do I need to remove the skull and cape the whole thing? I really don't want to salt it, because I doubt I have the paitence or skill ot remove everything necessary to do that. (face, ears, lips, eyes along iwht getting the meat and fat off) But if that is what I need to I will, I just don't want to screw it up.
If I could get it the hide and skull to a cooler would that buy me some time?
Have you picked a taxidermist you would like to use? Once you have picked the taxidermist you would like to use, they will tell you exactly what they want you to do.
look up montieth taxidermy. new in laramie but a very seasoned tax. one of the best. check out his web site and give him a call, nicest guy u will meet. his name is kevin.
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my taxi says...
salt is kinda the last choice/only choice sorta thing
best choice is cape it, get it to him and frozen asap...
HuntWYODon & HuskyMusky I believe hit it pretty well correct. Don't freeze it with salt on it, get it in a meat locker or freeze it and get it to your taxi as quick as you can. If you tag out on the first day and have to wait for another 5 days you might want to salt it, but clean off the salt once you get to a cooler or freezer (and I say cooler I don't mean a cooler with ice in it) . You want to avoid it getting wet. Bacteria starts to grow as soon as it hits the deck, add in some heat, lack of oxygen and moisture and you got all the fixins for some major hair slippage. Salt simply stops the bacteria from growing, but you got some time. Get it caped, keep it clean and dry would be the way to go. After a few days I think I would salt it. Thats what I am planning on doing this fall on any big game I take, but I'm going to taxi them myself. I will also turn out the face (eyes, nose and ears) that night/the next day so that basically it would be ready to be fleshed. I'll either freeze it or salt it and ship to a tanning company. But that's way more than you need to do if you don't have any experience. IMHO keep it clean, keep it dry and get it to a locker or freezer as quick as you can. But forget anything I said if you taxi tells you other wise.
This is what I do on deer when I'm way back in or can not get to a taxidermist right away. You need to cape out the head along with the shoulders and neck. Don't worry about turning the ears or splitting the lips. Once he's caped, clean any meat or fat off and fold the cape skin to skin, then roll it up and find the coolest spot you can to store it. If you have a cooler, put it in a plastic bag (or two) and it should keep for a week or so. Don't let it get wet. Do not salt it. Once you start salting and fleshing it will need to drain.
I have never lost a cape yet this way. You can put it right into a the freezer when you get home or get it to your taxidermist right away. The hard part will be capeing the face. You may want to ask your taxidermist how and then go slow doing it. Be careful around the eyes and tear ducts and use a dull screwdriver to remove the cape around the antlers. Good luck! I hope you get that monster!
Every hunting season you miss is one you can not make up.
Are you going to do your Wy. loper buck mount/cape yourself ? Dam goat capes are a pain. Loose a lot of hair. I blew holes in the first 10 or so antelope buck capes. Shot 4 more until I got one to mount. I ruined the cape on my best buck in 1994. I salted it and drove home with it in a plastic trash bag. Big no no. Then it sat in my garage a couple days . The hair pulled right out. That's the year a taxidermist became a friend and I hunted a lot with him in Wy.,Ut. and Co..He taught me a lot .Watch me shoot a bigger loper buck here in Ca. in a few days than I've ever got in Wy. and Az. ...$$$ I hope you get a big loper buck in Wy. and big buck (deer) in X9A that you have to mount too !
Yeah them lopes are the toughest, but hopefully I'll have 3 of them to practice on (2 does & a buck). And I am looking to take a wall hanger in X9A. I'll do my part now I only have to get them to do their part.
And yes, plastic and hides do not mix well. In the freezer its fine, but anywhere else you can at least say is a learning experience. It's OK to make mistakes, just as long as you learn from them (that goes for most anything but women, I made a lot of mistakes before I learned anything, and class is still in session on that one).
Get after a big en up there in Calif, I wish you luck.


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Dear Editor:
This letter is in regards to the Montrepose Cemetery, and the people we have entrusted to take care of our loved ones graves.
Our deceased loved ones must be rolling over in their graves! I went to the cemetery about two weeks ago to visit my father's grave. I have a huge King Cab truck and the potholes took quite a toll on it! I can understand why my mother, who is 83, is afraid to visit her own husband's grave for fear it will hurt her little hybrid car. What shame!
I also think that the "no artificial flowers" rule is ludicrous. The caretaker's home has more fake flowers and lawn ornaments (probably taken off graves). It looks ridiculous.
Then, to top it all off, about a week ago I brought my boys to see where their great grandparents are buried. I was shocked, confused, surprised and made to see that there are no grave stones for my grandparents. Looking further, I saw that the stones were pushed about two to three feet from where they should be from the plows pushing them. I've stopped at the so-called caretaker's home several times with no answer or no response. To this day, my grandparents' stones are still not where they belong.
What's wrong with these people? The pure disrespect for our loved ones is disgraceful. Maybe there should be some sort of board to run this cemetery because the person or people who are running it now are doing a real crappy job! Why do we pay for perpetual care for our loved ones if they aren't being cared for?


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Long Beach, CA (Sports Network) - Deng Deng came off the bench to score 18
points as the Long Beach State 49ers toppled the Cal State-Northridge
Matadors, 78-69, in Big West Conference action at Walter Pyramid.
Deng converted 5-of-12 from 3-point range for Long Beach State (7-8, 3-1 Big
West), which has won three of four. Mike Caffey scored 14 points, Keala King
tallied 13 points, seven rebounds, and five assists, and James Ennis added 10
points for the home team.
For Northridge (9-7, 0-4), Stephan Hicks tied a career-high with 26 points and
added eight rebounds. Stephen Maxwell chipped in a double-double with 10
points and 13 boards for the Matadors, who have lost four in a row since
league play began.
Long Beach State shot 50 percent from the field in the first half as it got
out to a 39-38 advantage at intermission. Northridge shot 41.2 percent in the
frame, and it kept the game close by shooting 8-of-12 from the foul line.
The Matadors opened the second half up on a 17-9 run to take a 55-48 lead with
11:16 to play, but the 49ers answered with a 24-4 spurt themselves to pull
Long Beach State held on to win despite getting outrebounded, 38-32.
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Iowa State Travels to Kansas State
MANHATTAN, Kan. - The No. 13 Iowa State women's basketball team (14-2, 3-2 Big 12) hits the road to take on Kansas State (7-9, 1-4 Big 12). Iowa State looks to go 5-0 on the road for the first time since head coach Bill Fennelly's inaugural season at Iowa State in 1995-96.
Cyclone Headlines
-Saturday's game marks the 81st overall meeting between the Cyclones and Wildcats. While, Kansas State owns the all-time series, it has been Iowa State who has dominated in recent years, winning seven straight regular-season games over K-State.
-The Cyclones have not only been dominate in the wins and losses category in recent years over the Wildcats, but also in the margin of victory, downing K-State by an average of 13.4 points per contest over the last seven regular-season games.
-Iowa State is attempting to go 5-0 on the road for the first time since the 1995-96 season. In head coach Bill Fennelly's inaugural season with the Cyclones, Iowa State won an impressive seven-straight road games.
-Iowa State sits at 13th in the latest RPI rankings after a 14-2 start to the season. Iowa State is currently the highest rated team in the Big 12.
-The Cyclones dropped two spots to No. 13 in the AP Poll after downing Texas Tech but falling to No. 15 Oklahoma State at home. The Cyclones also fell two places to No. 11 in the USA Today Coaches poll. This is the 20th-straight time Iowa State has been ranked in the AP or USA Today polls.
-Over the last four Big 12 contests, Hallie Christofferson is averaging 21.5 points, the senior is also a combined 31-of-52, shooting 59.6 percent from the field. She has also netted 24 of her 26 free throws in Big 12 play.
-Christofferson is one of just 15 student-athletes in the nation, and also one of just six among power five conferences, averaging over 20 points and 7.7 rebounds per game.
-Christofferson currently ranks ninth in the Iowa State record books with 1,474 career points. The senior could move into eighth in Saturday's game against K-State as she needs just 21 points to pass Cyclones great Stacy Frese who sits at 8th all-time with 1,494 points.
-Seanna Johnson was named the Big 12 Freshman of the Week for the third time with a double-double performance against Oklahoma State. So far this season, Iowa State has been awarded a Big 12 best six Newcomer of the Week honors. Johnson and Jadda Buckley have each garnered three weekly honors for a total of six, tying the school record set in 1998 by Stacy Frese and Megan Taylor.
-Iowa State's 11-0 non-conference record marks just the third time in school history the Cyclones posted a perfect non-conference schedule. Since the 2005-06 season, only nine Big 12 squads have posted undefeated non-conference slates.
-The Cyclones' 14-game winning streak to kick off the season is the longest in school history and also sets the school record for a program-best start (14-0).
Last Time Out
- Iowa State dropped its second game of the season to West Virginia. Cold shooting from beyond the arc plagued the Cyclones as they struggled to find an offensive rhythm. ISU went 2-of-20 from long, while the Mountaineers went 12-of-30 and seemingly couldn't miss.
-Hallie Christofferson put up another impressive performance with her 11th 20-point game of the season, as the senior dropped 21 points and grabbed five rebounds. Freshman Jadda Buckley chipped in 15 points off a 4-of-8 performance from the field and a team-high 6-of-6 at the line.
Series vs. Kansas State
- This is the 81st overall meeting between the Cyclones and Wildcats. Kansas State holds a 33-47 edge over the Cyclones in the all-time series.
-In recent years, the Cyclones have won seven-straight regular-season games against Kansas State dating back to the 2009-10 season. During the streak, the Cyclones have outscored the Wildcats by an average of 13.4 points per game.
-The Cyclones have won the last three contests in Manhattan, Kan., including last year's 69-50 win over the Wildcats.


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I have multiple servers geographically, running multiple domains, multiple COS and multiple administrators.
I want to allow administrators from Country A to administer accounts in their respective servers or COS only, and not be able to administer accounts, or possibly even do not allow viewing of these accounts in Country B or C. Lets say i only need this functionality for a single domain. Is this achievable?
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GREENSBORO, N.C. - Greensboro Mayor Robbie Perkins has announced that he's filed for bankruptcy, a move he blames on the economy and his pending divorce.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The Smithsonian's National Zoo is asking the public to help name its female giant panda cub.
Voting on Smithsonian.com began Tuesday at 2 p.m. and will continue until Nov. 22.
Voters will have five Mandarin Chinese names to choose from:
• Bao Bao - precious, treasure. (bow-BOW)
• Ling Hua - darling, delicate flower. (ling-HWA)
• Long Yun - long is the Chinese symbol of the dragon, yun means charming. Combined this represents a sign of luck for panda cooperation between China and the U.S. (long-YOON)
• Mulan - a legendary young woman, a smart and brave Chinese warrior from the fifth century; it also means magnolia flower in Chinese. (moo-LAHN)
• Zhen Bao - treasure, valuable. (jen-BAO)
The winning name will be revealed at a ceremony Dec. 1, when the cub is 100 days old. It is tradition in China to celebrate when a baby turns 100 days old.


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This has been discussed before, but I cannot find a thread that would get to the bottom of this: how to setup ZCS so that the out of office subjects would display all right on most receiving clients?
Right now, the subjects to my out of office replies look like this:
The receiving client is a recent version of Thunderbird. The subject is in finnish and contains some ä-characters. Normal messages with these characters are fine.


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May 31, 2016
A new report says Mississippi should expand its health care system by producing more physicians and providing incentives for them to work in rural areas.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Matt Ryan tossed three first-half touchdown passes in the Atlanta Falcons' 30-17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.
Ryan, who was 17-of-20 for 197 yards in the opening 30 minutes, finished the day with 262 yards on 22-of-29 efficiency for the Falcons (7-0), who are off to their best start in franchise history and remain the NFL's lone unbeaten team.
Julio Jones had five receptions for 123 yards and a touchdown in the win.
Michael Vick was 21-of-35 for 191 yards and a score for Philadelphia (3-4), which lost its first game coming off a bye week during the Andy Reid era. Reid had been 13-0 in his career coming off the idle week.
LeSean McCoy had a rushing and receiving score in the setback.
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