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Central Park Zoo's popular polar bear, Gus, dies
Published: Wednesday, August 28, 2013 at 6:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, August 28, 2013 at 6:40 p.m.
NEW YORK (AP) — A popular polar bear named Gus who attracted millions of visitors to the Central Park Zoo and outlived both of his longtime female companions has died. He was 27.
Veterinarians euthanized Gus on Tuesday. He'd had a poor appetite and difficulty chewing and swallowing; it was determined he had a large inoperable tumor in his thyroid region.
Officials estimate more than 20 million zoo-goers visited Gus, including many New Yorkers who grew up watching him.
"Gus was an icon at the Central Park Zoo and a great source of joy for our visitors and staff," said Jim Breheny, executive vice president of zoos and aquarium with the Wildlife Conservation Society. "He was an important ambassador for his species, bringing attention to the problems these bears face in the wild due to a changing environment."
Gus had been at the Manhattan zoo since 1988. He was born at the Toledo Zoo in Ohio.
In 1994, concern developed over his repetitive swimming pattern. An enrichment program was designed that included positive reinforcement, movable items for him to manipulate and foraging for food to keep his mind and body healthy.
The median life expectancy for male polar bears in zoos is 20.7 years, the WCS said. Gus outlived two female companions: Ida died in June 2011 at the age of 25, while Lily died in 2004 at the age of 18.
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Jan. 20, 2013
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Adam Billiot, 27, 2547 Hwy. 1, Raceland, second-offense DWI, use of multiple-beam road-lighting equipment.
Jordan Guidry, 27, 311 Burle Guillot Rd., Thibodaux, third-ofense DWI, reckless operation, driving on roadway laned for traffic, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles.
Jeffrey Snowden, 47, 6311 Fairfax St., New Orleans, flight from an officer, driving on roadway laned for traffic, obscuring view through windshield or windows, DWI, possession with intent to distribute marijuana.
Tammie Cheramie, 42, 164 E. 179th St., Golden Meadow, contempt.
Jamie Sponberg, 32, 2162 Hwy. 182, Raceland, parole violation warrant.
Travis Murray, 31, 357 Morriston Rd., Raceland, contempt.
Aaron Doucet, 19, 157 W. 139th St., Cut Off, probation violation warrant.
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Jarett Stevenson, 24, 2014 Bull Run Rd., Schriever, two counts contempt, probation warrant.
Quincy Brown, 24, 13972 Wales St., New Orleans, two counts contempt.
Patrick Terrebonne, 46, 258 W. 107th St., Cut Off, contempt.
Kantrell Hogan, 23, 149 Brocato Ln., Raceland, contempt, aggravated battery with dangerous weapon.
Talance White, 27, 2108 S. Barbier, Thibodaux, contempt.
Dwan Demere, 33, 1908 Hwy. 654, Gheens, contempt.
Teddy Boudoin Jr., 38, 13247 Palm St., Vacherie, contempt, possession of drug paraphernalia, no driver's license, turn signals required.
Azema Coffelt, 29, 187 Rue St. Martin Rd., Vacherie, possession of cocaine, possession of crack cocaine.
Yvette Burns, 26, 283 St. Louis St., Raceland, contempt, resisting, no driver's license, turning movements and required signals.
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Calvin Ingram, 28, 817 N. 8th St. Apt. A, Thibodaux, two counts fugitive warrant.
Wesley Wright, 51, 1302 Tiger Dr., Thibodaux, attempted second-degree murder.
Richard Barnes, 52, 433 St. Charles St., Thibodaux, disturbing the peace — public intoxication, entering/remaining after being forbidden.
Steven Lirette, 53, 620 Lafayette St., Houma, possession of drug paraphernalia; theft of goods; sale, distribution or possession of legend drug without prescription.
Jarred Guidry, 31, 1114 Point St., Houma, possession of drug paraphernalia, theft of goods, DWI, reckless operation, vehicle registration expired.
Jan. 23, 2013
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
David Brown, 35, 115 Marcel Lane, Houma, three counts first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, aggravated arson of an inhabited dwelling, two counts aggravated rape.
Glenda Hue, 46, 398 Who Dat Lane, Larose, issuing worthless checks.
Ben Savoie, 40, 222 School St., Lockport, four counts resisting with force, obstruction of court order, battery of a police officer, driving on roadway laned for traffic, unlawful refusal to submit to chemical tests.
Cory McGehee, 30, 246 Cliffwood Ct., Houma, theft, fugitive of Houma Police.
Adrian Lewis, 23, 745 St. Charles St., Thibodaux, simple criminal damage to property.
Louisiana State Police
Cody Miller, 27, 341 Percy Brown, Thibodaux, third-offense DWI, improper lane use.
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Justice League #23.3
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Green Arrow #23.1
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American Vampire Anthology #1
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Justice League Dark #23
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Justice League of America #7
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Green Arrow #23
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A memorial service in honor of Michael Wayne DuBose will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday Nov. 17, 2012 at Girdners Funeral Chapel in Yreka.
Michael was born on Dec. 16, 1974 in Mount Shasta. He was a key foreman for Kiewit Infrastructure Group working on the Williamette River Bridge out of Portland, Ore. He loved his work and was grateful for the support and friendship of the men and women on his crew.
He is survived by his wife Melanie DuBose and their two sons Thomas Anthony and Dominic Glenn, all of Cottonwood, Calif.; his mother and step father Lee Anne and Hap Goodrich of Salem, Ore.; his brothers Jack DuBose Jr. of Yreka, Travis DuBose and Robert DuBose, both of Big Springs; and his sister Amy Solus of Dallas, Texas.
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Check out this beautiful Limited Edition print by Benjamin one of our students from last year. The print is a three colour letterpress printed on a Magnani acid free stock measuring 350mm by 480mm. All 330 printed by hand, in Australia on a 19th Century Letterpress.
The prints are currently stocked in the following locations in Melbourne: CBD: Fox and Found, Wilkins and Kent, and The State Library Fitzroy: Wilkins and Kent, Shopsui Collingwood: Little Prince South Melbourne: Southwood Home St Kilda: Moss Brunswick: Very Curious Kitten Clifton Hill: Southwood Home. You can also grab one online from The Design Kids.
We have one framed and hanging in the office in Melbourne – Fantastic Job Ben!
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It is less than seven days until Thanksgiving Break: less than seven days until reuniting with family members, laughing with friends, sleeping in until the sun rises (at least for students), and less than 15 days until the smell of turkey, cranberry sauce, or whatever foods one's family loves graces the table as everyone sits down to enjoy a meal together.
And in these seven days of waiting for sweet, sweet salvation, students are excited to experience as much of life here at Burroughs as possible.
First off, Burroughs would love to congratulate each and every one of our Burroughs athletes as they finish off their amazing fall seasons! Our Varsity football team finished with a 4-1 league record, bringing them into a second-place finish in Desert Sky League. Our volleyball team finished the season with an overall record of 15-8, as well as a league record of 11-4. This puts them in third place overall. Girls Tennis finished their season with a phenomenal, undefeated record of 18-0, and made it to their second round of CIF. Finally, Cross Country finished off the season fantastically, with the boy's team being league champions, and our girls' team finishing second. All of our fall teams advanced to CIF playoffs, and all of our teams had athletes that achieved All-League status. We at Burroughs would like to thank all the coaches that have made this amazing feat possible, as well as the athletes who put their hearts into playing, and their parents who vehemently support them. Everyone has made us proud, and has upheld the amazing Burroughs standard.
Saturday is the very last day to watch The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)! If you have not seen it yet, or loved it so much you want to see it again, the admission price is just $12, doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the curtain rises for the final time at 7 p.m. Thank you to all who support our award-winning drama department!
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When marking special dates on your new 2013 calendar, do not forget to include the Oak Ridge Community Band's Showcase concert scheduled on Sunday, Jan. 27, 3:30 p.m. at the historic Grove Theater Performing Arts Center. This concert traditionally attracts a large audience, so come early for good seating.
Community Band musicians look forward every year to the Showcase program because it gives them and area musicians the opportunity to perform in small ensembles. Among the featured performing groups will be the Silver Winds Flute Choir making their fifth appearance in this annual event. Twelve flutists from Oak Ridge, Alcoa, Knoxville, and Maryville will be performing Kirk Vogel's "The Secret Language of Snow" and an entertaining piece titled "Flutes and Vegetables" by John Cohen.
Another very interesting and unique piece on the Showcase program is "Band Song" mostly composed and arranged by band member Janet Westbrook as the band's answer to "The Orchestra Song." This arrangement features 12 band members in brief solos and seven vocalists who sing solos pointing up a feature of each type of major band instrument and concluding as a full ensemble in one harmonious finale.
The Secret City Winds, with members Jean Box on flute, Cyndi Jeffers on oboe, Ardyce Lee on bassoon, Lynlee Robinson on clarinet, and Alex Wilson on French horn will be performing Shostakovich's "Polka" and Handel's "Suite in G Minor." Another ensemble playing in this concert will be the Oak Ridge Clarinet Choir, with members Morrie Bowden, Dave Greenwood, Barbara Gritzner, Susan Hall, Lisa Michaels, Patty Nunberg, Kerry Ramsey, Lynlee Robinson, Shantini Sega, and Janet Townsend, performing Bach's "Fugue in G Minor," Leo Delibes's "The Flower Duet" and another Delibes piece "Waltz."
Other groups performing in the Jan. 27 concert will be the Tanasi Winds Quintet, a percussion ensemble, a tuba-euphonium group, the Ultimate Brass ensemble, and clarinet soloist Morrie Bowden accompanied by the band as he plays a medley of Benny Goodman swing tunes.
Admission to the Showcase Concert is a modest $8 per adult and $6 for senior citizens and students, and there will be free refreshments in the lobby at the conclusion of the program.
The Oak Ridge Community Band is directed by Dale Pendley and assistant conductor Lisa Michaels. Persons who would like more information about the band can visit the band's website at www.orcb.org or call (865) 483-3044.
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Dear Leanne: Our new coffee table — which we have been awaiting for six weeks — finally arrived. It has antique brass legs with a black marble top. I have been trying to live with the table, but to be honest, I am really disappointed with how it looks in the room. The marble top in the showroom was mostly black, but mine has a large white vein running through it, which is now all I see when I look at it. Is there any way to change marble?
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It is unfortunate that the salesperson didn't have sufficient knowledge or experience to prepare you for your new "gift from the mountain," but these variations are typical and expected when dealing with nature. That is one of the main differences between natural stone and man-made products; with man-made it always looks the same, with natural products it's always different.
Leather will often present scars. It also absorbs dyes differently, much like we tan differently based on our pigmentation. Wood possesses its own innate characteristics — knots can show up where you don't expect them, and suddenly that's all you notice. In both situations, the natural product is perfectly acceptable as a building/design element. It is part of the natural beauty of the material.
Natural stone is no different. When you consider the millions of years of intense pressure and heat these rocks endure, natural stones should be viewed as original works of art. The fact that your marble has white veining makes it unique — there won't be another table top exactly like it anywhere.
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There is nothing I would do to alter its appearance and requesting a new marble top is no guarantee that you will find it "less of a surprise." You could contact the store where you bought it, explain the situation and ask to exchange yours for the exact marble top you saw on the floor.
That way, the sales people will have a better product representation to help other clients understand the nature of nature.
Dear Leanne, I am giving my home a facelift and wondered what your thought on wallpaper is. I have never used it before and wonder both how hard it is to apply and if it would date a room.
A: Wall paper can give a room personality. In the right place, it adds the instant punch that you can't always get from a single wall colour. However, you can overdo anything, so discretion should always be applied. My favourite rooms to incorporate wall paper are bedrooms, powder rooms and dining rooms.
The small, confined space of a powder room is perfect for trying out pattern, but it can be a little finicky when it comes to cutting around corners and constantly changing edges. Bedrooms are very personal spaces and a perfect opportunity to experiment. With the various thicknesses and finishes offered, wallpaper can provide additional durability to walls, especially attractive for kids' rooms. The dining room is one room that can afford to be dramatic, and wall paper can set the stage.
If you are curious about the effect but worried it may be too much, try starting with one wall as a feature. Take your time selecting a pattern you can live with.
When it comes to ease of application, this varies with the type of paper and the pattern. Have a sales representative guide you in your selection if you plan to do the work yourself, or to get the names of qualified professionals.
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ASHEVILLE (AP) — North Carolina's Cherokee Indians are moving ahead with plans to build a second casino near Murphy.
Principal Chief Michell Hicks said Thursday the Tribal Council had approved building a $110 million casino and hotel in Cherokee County.
Hicks was in Asheville speaking on tribal sovereignty issues with UNC Asheville students. He says construction could begin this summer.
The Tribal Casino Gaming Enterprise board has proposed building a casino of at least 50,000 square feet, as well as a 300-room hotel. The casino space would have up to 1,200 slot machines and 40-50 table games.
Hicks says Harrah's would have first rights on operating the new casino. The second casino would be about an hour's drive southwest of the existing Harrah's Cherokee resort.
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Living/sleeping room with local TV, satellite-TV, DVD, radio, hi-fi system and CD player. Smoking allowed. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]). 1 double bed.
Sleeping room with 1 double bed.
Kitchen with 3 hot plates, micro wave, oven, dining table, dishwasher, fridge and deep freezer. Food service: breakfast (extra).
Other equipment: children's highchair, hair dryer, iron, washing machine.
More information by the provider: V těsné blízkosti Staroměstského náměstí, přímo v historickém centru města.
Family friendly, comfortable, rustic apartment house "Stupartska 9 - Apt 8", built in 1890, renovated.
House Equipment: lift, central heating, child minding available, laundry, washing machine (private use).
Access & Parking: public car park, public parking. All-season motor access to the house.
More information by the provider: V těsné blízkosti Staroměstského náměstí, přímo v centru města. Parking extra (700czk/day) Situation: in the centre, central position. View from the apartment of the resort.
Facilities and distances: shop 50 m, grocers 50 m, supermarket 300 m, restaurant 5 m, indoor swimming pool 3 km, swimming pool 5 km, golf course 3 km, bus stop 300 m, subway/train 300 m.
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Everything was wonderful, clean and warm (November) The rooms are large with high ceilings, large flat screen TV and stereo system. Perfect area as absolutely central, but which up to 5 clock Breakf plays over a loud bar music.
Since the windows are double but it goes forth from the background noise. We would come back ...
Alles wunderbar, sauber und warm (November) Die Zimmer sind groß mit hohen Decken, großer Flatscreen und Stereoanlage. Perfekte Gegend da absolut zentral gelegen, allerdings über einer Bar welche bis ca. 5 Uhr frühs laut Musik spielt.
Da die Fenster doppelwandig sind geht es aber von der Geräuschkulisse her. Wir würden wieder kommen...
Нам очень понравилось проживание в апартаментах. Они очень удобны по расположению относительно центра города и других достопримечательностей. Чисто и комфортно внутри, кухня достаточно оснащена для тех, кто любит готовить дома.Было бы хорошо добавить в душевой полочку для шампуней и гелей, полочку для косметики у зеркала и часы в гостиной. Спасибо, будем рекомендовать вас своим друзьям.
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And such a wonderful stylish apartment Couturier! So much beautiful character in the middle of Trouville sur Mer. It was wonderful to be staying in one of those gorgeous old Norman town houses rather than just seeing them from the outside. We really got the feel of the town and all its history just by looking out of our shuttered windows at the roof tops. And lots of space for us as a family.
Thank you Wimdu, Trusted Partner Interhome and of course the apartment Couturier. We'll definitely be back.
My boyfriend and I stayed here for 6 nights and it was absolutely wonderful! Exactly what you see in pictures, except there isn't actually a balcony. Just a glass door with railings right behind it. The area was by far our favourite in Barcelona. Truly unique and enjoyable to just walk around at any time of the day. The stairs are a frightening first impression, 57 in a small spiral staircase, but still definitely worth the mission. But yes, pack light!
Thank you Maria for your kind hospitality, suggestions and being readily available for anything we needed.
I definitely recommend :)
First of all, I was a little nervous because I had plenty of doubts and the agency didn't answer me, in that point very bad customer service I can't believe they take like one week to answer a customer email... Anyway one week before our arrival our host finally could contact me and I talked to her. Luckly Montse was a Spanish woman and we could understand each other very good. Despite we had problems in our arrival, she was very kind and understood everything, made everything very easy and was very flexible about the arriving time. She really cared about us, offering herself for any help we could need (finding supermakets, places to eat, and useful information) we are really grateful about that:)
About the house, 10-15 min walk from Piazza San Marco, good location, very close to important places and easy to find (difficult in Venice..) the house is exactly as described in the pictures, one big sofa-bed (very comfortable) one bedroom, the kitchen, bathroom and a small terrace. Despite was a little bit small apartment was very nice, comfortable and charming.
Against: it wasn't very cleaned, some dirty in the corners and under the sofa and furniture. I don't understand why we had to pay 20€ per person for cleaning taxes and other taxes when they left us the apartment not as cleaned as they could...
The oven didn't work (or we didn't know how to turn it on... Neither our host) and half of the stoves didn't work, and the ones who did was very low fire and we took ages to cook and to get the water to boil.
The other think I didn't like (but this isn't problem of the house) is that even is well located, it's pretty far from the train station, like 40 min walking, 1hour if you are taking luggage, so the best thing is to take the vaporetto and its 40 min more or less and 7,50€ each trip. It's not a really big deal but a think to take on count if money is a struggle for you. You'll do it if you are going to Treviso airport.
Anyway, we had a very nice time then, if I go back to Venice, I would repeat for sure! :)
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But the Fountain Trevi district is an excellent place in Rome, and if you are not very captious you will enjoy this place to stay.
Very cosy place in a beautiful setting. Will come back for sure.
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Terminal 1 at Zurich Airport
The modern and well designed infrastructure together with the tasteful atmosphere of Terminal 1 at Zurich airport offer you an optimum of comfort, friendly, efficient ground staff and short transfer times. Look for yourself how comfortable the Lufthansa terminal at Zurich airport is:
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Through the fast check-in at our Check-in machines and the numerous security check points you will reach your departure gate very quickly. From Check-in to your departure gate you will take no more than 20 minutes.
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We have set up a special counter for you that has been designed to meet your needs. Naturally you will also find appropriate facilities throughout the terminal, such as for example, disabled toilets and accessible telephones and fax machines.
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Students in After School Education and Safety-funded programs at Pierce, Faller and Inyokern elementary schools learned what it takes to maintain good health Friday when High Desert Leapin' Lizards, which operates the after-school programs at those sites, held a health fair.
Students learned about exercise, healthy diet and sports, and had the opportunity to participate in some activities.
Participating businesses included Ridgecrest Regional Hospital, High Desert Fitness and Mental Health Network.
Pierce Supervisor Shelley Oney said the fair is part the biology unit of the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Academy.
"This is right along with our biology unit. We already studied body parts," she said.
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Graffiti photos on Facebook send UT tagger to jail
Published: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 7:24 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 7:24 a.m.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah tagger who was so proud of his graffiti that he posted photos of his artwork on Facebook has been arrested after police sent him a friend request through a fake online profile.
Police say 20-year-old Matthew Todakonzie of North Salt Lake posted more than 150 photos on a private Facebook page titled "graffiti." He agreed to share them online with undercover detective who tracked down dozens that carried the unique tag, "HOKES."
North Salt Lake Police Sgt. Mitch Gwilliam told the Deseret News (http://tinyurl.com/bnbcu26) most taggers are very proud of what they do and want to be recognized for their work to a certain extent.
Todakonzie's recognition landed him in the Davis County Jail on Thursday for investigation of several counts of criminal mischief graffiti and criminal trespass.
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Angel Sanctuary (GN 10 of 20)
Title: Angel Sanctuary
Volume: GN 10 / 20
Pages: 200
Distributor: Viz Media
Release date: 2005-10-04
Suggested retail price: $9.99
Age rating: 16+
Setsuna is still trapped in the body of the Angel Alexiel, but he has more important things to worry about now than an identity crisis. Kurai has promised to marry Lucifer in return for restoring Setsuna to his true body - but it turns out that neither the wedding nor the resurrection are as promised. Can Setsuna travel through the pits of Hell in time to break up the nuptial ceremony, or will he and Kurai be damned for all time?
Story and art by Kaori Yuki.
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Renowned visual novel writer Jun Maeda returns to anime for his first series since Angel Beats! Nick Creamer investigates the opening beats of Charlotte. ― Jun Maeda is one of the more high-profile creators in anime circles, though he didn't initially build his reputation in anime at all. Maeda is instead largely famous for his visual novels - he was a central player in building KEY's reputation, whe...
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A scrappy little company called Anime Midstream picked up the series B'tx recently, so it's the perfect time for a refresher on just who Anime Midstream are. ― Drew asks: This past week I saw the article on ANN about a company called Anime Midstream releasing anime B'tX. I was excited because I liked that anime and it never was completely released here before, but it got me wondering who was this co...
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A Certain Magical Index II BD+DVD
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Local council members elected
Published: Sunday, December 9, 2012 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, December 9, 2012 at 12:44 a.m.
Lindberg "Bap" Lorraine Jr. and incumbent Priscilla Mounic won seats on the Golden Meadow Town Council on Saturday.
Sharon Robichaux Guidry won the Division B seat on Lockport's Town Council.
The winners will take office after Jan. 1. Results are complete but unofficial.
The runoff in Golden Meadow consisted of four candidates vying for two seats. Mounic received 307 votes or 34 percent of the total. Lorraine received 284 votes or 31 percent. Both have no party affiliation.
Troy Dufrene received 173 votes or 19 percent, and council incumbent Mike Billiot received 148 votes or 16 percent. Both are Democrats.
Saturday's turnout in Golden Meadow was 62 percent with 912 of 1,462 registered voters casting ballots.
November council elections in Golden Meadow saw incumbents Jody Cheramie and David Adams and newcomer Willis Toups emerge with victories without need for a runoff.
Guidry received 268 votes, or 54 percent over Ralph Sapia, who got 46 percent support with 229 votes.
Turnout for the race was 32 percent with 497 votes cast out of the 1,530 voters registered in the town.
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Deer, Elk and Turkey Now Checked Online
This year, all deer, all elk, and turkeys that require checking must be reported online at wildlifedepartment.com within 24 hours (or checked by an authorized Department employee, when available). The E-Check website will generate a number on a carcass tag that can be printed and attached to the harvest. If a printer is unavailable, the number may be written on a field tag and attached to the harvest. This number must remain with the carcass to its final destination or through processing and/or storage at commercial processing or storage facilities.
E-check offers hunters a more convenient way to report their harvest to Department biologists, who use the information to make the best management decisions. No longer must deer, elk and turkey hunters take their harvested game to a physical check station for reporting, although some locations will offer E-Check as a service to hunters.
Physical checking will continue for bear and antelope harvests.
Deer Processors:
Deer hunters can find a list of deer processing sites online at wildlifedepartment.com.
Many deer processors participate in the Hunters Against Hunger program, which allows hunters who legally harvest a deer during any deer season to donate the meat to feed hungry Oklahomans.
E-Check, Processors Available Online
To access E-Check or to see a list of deer processors, scan the QR codes with a smartphone.
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All hunters participating in any antelope, bear, deer or elk season using a firearm (muzzleloader or gun) must wear both a head covering and an outer garment above the waistline, both totaling at least 400 square inches of hunter orange that are clearly visible while in the field. Camouflage hunter orange is legal as long as there are at least 400 square inches of hunter orange.
Antelope, bear, deer or elk hunters using archery equipment during any antelope, bear, deer or elk firearms (muzzleloader or gun) season in any open hunting area (zone, county, or area) must conspicuously wear either a head covering or an outer garment above the waistline consisting of hunter orange. Camouflage hunter orange is legal.
All other hunters, except those hunting waterfowl, crow or crane, or while hunting furbearing animals at night, must wear either a head covering or upper garment of hunter orange clothing while hunting during any antelope, bear, deer or elk firearms (muzzleloader or gun) season in any open hunting area (zone, county or area). Camouflage hunter orange is legal.
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100 Days of Design Entrepreneurship
Category: Books, Designers/Studios, Documentaries/Film, Interviews / Individual, Interviews / Studio, Other Design Fields,
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Kern and Burn bring us 'One Hundred Days of Design Entrepreneurship" - a website about Designers who are working together to create products that make the world a better and more beautiful place. Their energy is contagious!
There are some really inspirational stories. When reading them I had this amazing urge to start something. What can I do as a Graphic Designer to make an impact on the world around me???? I shall sit and ponder this today.
Thanks Kern and Burn for such a wonderful idea, why not support them in publishing a book all about their 100 Days project.


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Celestron's CGEM-800 telescope offers stable performance and convenient portability for amateur astronomers. Featuring an 8" Optical Tube with StarBright XLT coatings it is the most portable model within the CGEM telescope series weighing only 88 lbs., and its ergonomically designed mount provides stargazers the ease of use and mobility they need.
As a visual instrument you can search for all of the Messier Catalog objects, and you can see hundreds of other equally interesting NGC, IC and Caldwell objects. Turn this scope to the planets and see amazing detail on the surface of Jupiter; see Cassini's Division in the rings of Saturn, and resolve details on the surface of Mars. Even the distant Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are within your reach.
The CGEM-800 Equatorial mount also offers numerous design advantages:
Ergonomic Design - CGEM was designed to be ergonomically friendly with large Altitude and Azimuth adjustment knobs for quick and easy polar alignment adjustment. The internal RA and DEC motor wiring provides a clean look and an easy and trouble free set up.
Innovation - The CGEM series has a new innovative Polar alignment procedure called All-Star™ (patent pending). All-Star allows users to choose any bright star, while the software calculates and assists with polar alignment. Another great feature of the CGEM, sure to please astroimagers, is the Permanent Periodic Error Correction (PEC) which will allow users to train out the worm gears periodic errors, while the mount retains the PEC recordings.
Performance - For objects near the Meridian (imaginary line passing from North to South), the CGEM will track well past the Meridian for uninterrupted imaging through the most ideal part of the sky. The CGEM mount has a robust database with over 40,000 objects, 400 user defined programmable objects and enhanced information on over 200 objects.
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The Truman State volleyball season came to an end on Thursday as they lost to Southwest Minnesota State in the first round of the NCAA Division II playoffs. Truman State finishes the year with a record of 27 and 7 which is an outsanding record given the difficulty of the schedule and the caliber of competition they faced. Congratulations on a terrific year!
The Truman State wrestling team had their first home match of the season on Thursday as they defeated a very good Missouri Valley wrestling team.
Speaking of wrestling, the Kirksville High School wrestling team defeated Rockbridge and Hickman in a triangular meet in Kirksville on Tuesday night. The victory against Rockbridge was particularly sweet as Rockbridge has one of the top programs in the state and has been a thorn in Kirksville's side for years. It certainly looks like coach Kevin Powell has assembled another excellent team. Kirksville heads to Jefferson City on Saturday to participate in the Helias Kickoff Classic where they will once again face competition from some of the top high school wrestling programs in Missouri.
The Missouri Tigers men's basketball team returns to the court on Saturday against Appalachian State. This will be Missouri's first game since last week's stretch of three games in three days over the Thanksgiving weekend in the Bahamas.
The St. Louis Rams and San Fransisco 49ers have their much anticipated rematch at the Edward Jones Dome on Sunday. The rams and 49ers first game a couple of weeks ago ended in a 24 24 overtime tie. The Rams have tied or beaten everyone in their division but can't seem to win outside their division.
The Kansas City Chiefs play Sunday too, although I can't for the life of me figure out why. What's the point?
Most of the major football conferences in college football have their championships this weekend starting with the PAC 12 on Friday and including the Big 10 matchup between the Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Wisconsin Badgers. Wisconsin actually finished third in their division but since Ohio State and Penn State can't go to a bowl game because the NCAA is still mad at them that means that Wisconsin moves up to play Nebraska. By the way, the Big Ten has twelve teams and the Big 12 has ten teams. I just wanted to point that out. Actually, the Big Ten is about to have fourteen temas which will be even more confusing.
ESPN is desperately promoting the MLS Cup game on Saturday because they are terribly concerned that nobody will watch the thing. Why would you schedule the MLS Cup at the same time the SEC championship game between Alabama and Georgia is going on? The SEC Championship game determines who will go on to play Notre Dame in the BCS title game. The MLS Cup game determines who wins a title in a sport that hardly anyone watches. ESPN is just mad because there is another team in the BCS title game who might actually beat Notre Dame.
On Monday we will be back with another blog looking at how the Chiefs managed to lose again along with a review of the other sport action from the weekend. Thanks as always for supporting this blog and please continue to support the other blogs on this site as well.
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A Denver firm that studies mountain resort economics is already declaring the 2012-13 winter a success based on February data.
The Mountain Travel Research Program, known as MTRiP, released mountain lodging results Thursday that attribute occupancy and rate increases this winter to more consistent snowfall and a stronger overall economy. MTRiP director Ralf Garrison said almost 94 percent of total reservations for the winter season are already on the books and show a 9 percent increase in revenues over last season.
February data shows a 14.2 percent increase in occupancy industry-wide over last February, and a 2.6 percent increase in average daily rate. MTRiP studies mountain economies across the western United States, so the data is not specific to Colorado. However, local statistics are telling a similar story.
Garrison thinks the latest data is significant because it shows what happens for mountain economies when the weather and the economy come together. Although there hasn't been a season in recent memory in which a great economy and great snow have created a perfect tourism scenario, the 2012-13 season has at least provided both a decent economy and decent snow, Garrison said.
Garrison's data looks at reservations on the books, which is why those who pay attention to skier visits - such as trade organizations like Colorado Ski Country USA and the National Ski Areas Association - aren't ready to make any declarations about the season.
"Anecdotally from our members, we're hearing that it's definitely better than last year but not our best," Colorado Ski Country USA spokeswoman Jennifer Rudolph said about skier visits.
Colorado entered the 2012-13 ski season with a snow hangover, and not in a good way. The 2011-12 season was one of the driest on record, creating bad memories for skiers and snowboarders not only regionally, but across the United States and internationally.
The conversation in November within the industry was one of uncertainty and trepidation. As of mid-November, ski resort bookings across the west for the 2012-13 season were down, and Garrison reported at the time that the saving grace would be a solution to the federal "fiscal cliff" negotiations combined with big enough snowstorms to change consumer attitudes.
The snow did come in mid-December and it was enough to create a boost in reservations for the remainder of the month, but more important, it boosted reservation momentum for the rest of the winter season.
Vail Resorts, which owns ski resorts in both Summit and Eagle counties, reported strong second quarter earnings last week. Company CEO Rob Katz noted that snowfall created an earnings rebound after a sluggish start to winter, leading to significant consumer spending.
"The growth in season-to-date visitation and ancillary revenue reflects the continued strong performance of our business despite managing through a challenging start to the season. We are seeing continued success from our efforts as the trends in visitation, lift ticket revenue and guest spending have all accelerated since we last reported metrics in mid-January," Katz said.
Aspen Skiing Co. told the Aspen Times this week that January and February skier visits at its resorts were good, but not great. The company reports an 8 percent decrease in skier visits from Thanksgiving through Dec. 31 compared to last season, but spokesman Jeff Hanle said the company was making up ground and is now trailing the 2011-12 season by just 2 percent as of the end of February.
What's notable about skier visits, however, is that those numbers don't typically tell the revenue story because skier visits include local and regional guests who don't spend as much as destination guests.
Bill Tomcich, president of Stay Aspen Snowmass, an Aspen-based central reservations agency, said the MTRiP data signals that Snowmass Village is seeing tourism rebound. Tomcich noted that while Aspen's occupancy rate in February trailed 1.3 percent behind its showing in February 2012, Snowmass saw a 19.5 percent improvement in the same month - with an overall occupancy rate of 72.6 percent.
Snowmass' February showing marks the highest occupancy rate since MTRiP began tracking the metrics in late 2005, Tomcich said. Previously, the strongest two months for Snowmass came in January 2007 (72.1 percent) and February 2008 (71.9 percent).
Toby Babich, president of Breckenridge Resort Managers, said this season has exceeded expectations in Breckenridge.
"There is no question that this season has brought about an increased trend of positive economic growth many of us have been striving to reach since 2008," Babich said via email. "The real question is, can we sustain a positive trend?"
The MTRiP data might send a positive message about the overall industry, but the local tourism industry isn't calling anything "in the bag" just yet. The question asked by Babich is one echoed regionally by tourism industry professionals who need to see continued - not just temporary - success in mountain resort economies.
Chris Romer, executive director of the Vail Valley Partnership, said there's still plenty of opportunity to drive more success this season.
"I'd say we're far from 'in the bag,' " Romer said. "We still have five weeks left in the ski season and at least three significant events to drive that business."
Romer acknowledges that significant ground has already been made up considering all of the uncertainties the industry faced early in the season, but it's still too early to comment on the season as a whole, he said. The major Vail-area events coming up include the Vail Film Festival, the Taste of Vail and Spring Back to Vail.
April reservations are down industry-wide, partially because of an early Easter this year on March 31, but Romer said if the region benefits from continued snowfall, those numbers could get a boost.
Tomcich said March bookings for Aspen and Snowmass are showing an uptick from the same month last year, with Snowmass gaining the most momentum going into April.
"As of Feb. 28, both Aspen and Snowmass were reporting occupancies just slightly ahead of last year for the month of March," Tomcich said. "Then looking ahead toward early April, Aspen looks rather quiet while Snowmass should finish the 2012-13 ski season super strong with the Disabled American Veterans during the first week of April and followed by Mountain Travel Symposium the very next week. Despite this strong finish in Snowmass, I should stress that we certainly have plenty of vacancies for every remaining night this season and there is an abundance of great last-minute offers to be found."
Breckenridge hasn't seen occupancy levels this high since the 2007-08 season, Breckenridge Resort Chamber Vice President Bill Wishowski said, which leads to a conversation beyond this winter season.
"I think (the data) says a lot of things - the economy seems to be recovering, people are getting confidence back - there's a lot of economic factors looking positive," Wishowski said, adding that the chamber's central reservations office has been turning away business on weekends since December because of such high demand.
Garrison expects the 9 percent increase in occupancy over last year to come down to about 6 percent once the ski season is over.
Rick Carroll of the Aspen Times, Jessica Smith of the Summit Daily and John Stroud of the Glenwood Springs Post Independent contributed to this report.


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Dice sets, especially 7-piece RPG dice sets. Everything from metal dice sets and stone dice sets to pearlized and magma dice sets. Also includes other sets of dice such as 10d6 crystal dice sets.
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Messiah Lutheran Church will host a Swedish pancake feed from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 24. Sausage, fruit, coffee and orange juice also will be served while fiddlers perform. There also will be a bake sale and a free-will donation taken. The Lindsborg Swedish Folkdancers will perform at 2 p.m. north of the church.
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Saturday, 9 a.m. - 12 noon
Sunday, 8 p.m.
Friday, 8 p.m.
Saturday, 6-8:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 p.m.
Friday, 8 p.m.
All Weekend
Saturday, 7 p.m.
Friday, 8 p.m.
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Things are definitely heating up here in New Hampshire. The events keep rolling in as we head into the later part of summer, with school only a few weeks away. But let's not get ahead of ourselves,...
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UPDATED 2/6 10am
If you have never price matched before or have any questions about doing it go HERE I've written a little 'how to'.
You can PM all these ads at Wal-Mart. If it is a Dillon's sale and your Q is under a dollar i would suggest using it at Dillon's because they will double it up to a dollar. More on doubling.
Not all sales are posted so you can check the ads HERE to find more deals.
*'Regular Price' are the most recent comparison price at Wal-Mart that i know of
Dillon's: 2/6 - 2/12
Click Here for coupon deals when shopping at Dillon's.
Milk 1 Gallon $1.99
Kroger Cheese 12-16oz $2.99
Sub for Great Value Brand
Iceberg, Romaine, Red or Green Leaf Lettuce $.99
Farmland Bacon 16oz $3.50
Checker: 2/6 - 2/12
Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts 3lb $5.99
Hiland Cottage Cheese 24oz $1.99
Navel Oranges 3lb Bag $1.99
Bar S Jumbo Meat Franks 16oz $1
(Tuesday) Jalapeno Peppers $.39lb
(Thursday & Sunday) Bananas $.23lb
Homeland: 2/6 - 2/12
Totino's Pizza Rolls 15ct $1
Use $.75 OFF (3) Totino's Roll Snacks 1/27 SS
Final Price: $.75ea WYB 3
Save A Lot: 1/27 - 2/9
Hillshire Farm Smoked Sausage 12oz $1.99
Use $.55 OFF (1) Hillshire Farm Smoked Sausage 1/13 SS-RP
Final Price: $1.44
Pillsbury Grand Biscuits 16.3oz $1
Use $.40 OFF (3) Grands Biscuits 11/18 SS - 12/2 SS - 2/3 SS
Final Price: $.87ea WYB 3
Milk 1 Gallon $1.99
Strawberries 16oz $.99
Banana's $.33lb
Naval Oranges $.37lb or $1.48 for 4lb Bag
Blueberries 1 Pints $1.99
Grapefruit $.25
Pineapple $1.29
12 Stem Roses $9.99
3 Stem Roses $2.99