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Roddy Doyle, bestselling Irish author of The Commitments, has completed his Last Roundup trilogy about IRA rebel Henry Smart with the epic and engrossing finale The Dead Republic. The series, which includes novels A Star Called Henry and Oh! Play That Thing and spans the 20th-century history of Ireland, traces the journey of the legendary character as he passes through identities, escapes and losses, encountering historical figures and events in Ireland and America on the way.
The third installment, which takes the reader up to the present day, opens on the aging Henry's return to Ireland for the first time since his 1922 escape, one of his legs and his darling wife and children long lost. He is rescued on the verge of dying in the California desert by Henry Fonda and becomes a writer/IRA consultant collaborating with famed director John Ford in the making of The Quiet Man.
Henry's memories are drawn out of him in interrogation-like sessions, from his work as an assassin to what songs his wife, legendary rebel Miss O'Shea whose role is taken up in Ford's film by the illustrious Maureen O'Hara, used to sing. Smart and Ford's relationship is complex and elegantly rendered, its contentiousness and intimacy eventually coming to a head. After parting ways with Hollywood, Henry becomes the caretaker at a boys' school in a quiet village north of Dublin, but there's more to the inner workings of the school than initially meets the eye. He begins gardening for an old woman named Missus O'Kelly, whose familiarity hints at a secret life long past.
As he grows old and older, Smart's political involvement and rebel past remain an integral part of him; they will not die until he does. The theme at the heart of the novel is the idea of Irishness: who gets to decide what it means to be Irish, to love Ireland, and the bloody violence that follows the question.
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I read Irish-American author Jonathan Dee's new novel, The Privileges, in one sitting. Meaning to start a few pages before bed, I stayed up for hours, transfixed. The Privileges is a delectable work spanning twenty-some years in the lives of Adam and Cynthia Morey, a young, ambitious bride and groom described in their wedding toast as 'a charmed couple.' Jonathan Franzen called the book "a cunning, seductive novel about the people we thought we'd all agreed to hate." This is accurate: the Moreys, from the beginning, are perfect to the point of alienation. They smugly taunt their parents' awe of them and shrug off siblings, instead insulating their nuclear family with an exponentially growing layer of wealth and privilege. Their likeability is a feat of Dee's artful prose.
Dee's novel is neither an indictment nor a glorification, but a painstaking, bitingly clever and intimate depiction of a family for whom no goal is unattainable, no achievement great enough. Cynthia and Adam marry at twenty-two, eager to free themselves from the small lives their parents inhabit and create a world together where anything is possible. Adam's business drive and charm catapult him effortlessly into his boss's favor, but also keep him unsatisfied with climbing the corporate ladder even at an accelerated pace. He moves to insider trading, amassing wealth that becomes essentially meaningless to Cynthia as she struggles to find purpose, realizing employment will be unnecessary for the rest of her life. Their children April and Jonas, who grow to adulthood over the course of the book, try to carve out identities separate from their parents' legacy and flirt dangerously with their own mortality in the process.
Dee is a gifted author of four previous novels and a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine. In a novel that smartly takes on complex issues of risk, reward, and happiness, his talent is irrefutable.
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Lisa Moore is a Canadian author of two short story collections, Degrees of Nakedness (1995) and Open (2002), which was nominated for the Giller Prize, and a previous novel, Alligator (2005) which won the 2006 Commonweath Writers' Prize Best Book Award. Moore's second novel, February, is set against the backdrop of a historical event in 1982, when the oil rig Ocean Ranger sunk in the Atlantic off the coast of Newfoundland. Eighty-four men aboard died.
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The Duquesne volleyball team opened its 2004 Atlantic 10 season sweeping visiting George Washington 3-0 (30-21, 30-28, 30-25) Saturday night at the A.J. Palumbo Center. The Dukes improved to 7-7 (1-0) while the Colonials fell to 3-7 (0-1). Senior Erin Trageser and junior Stephanie Hopkins led the match and DU with 13 kills each while Diana Wuebker recorded a match-best 15 digs and seven blocks. Kristin Garnett had a match-best 42 assists as well.
George Washington was led by Juliene McLaughlin with 12 kills. Service errors proved costly for the Colonials who racked up 10 on the night to DU's four.
After an some-what easy 30-21 victory in game one, the Dukes had to pull together in the second contest to out-last the Colonials 30-28. George Washington came into game three determined to avoid the sweep and held a 21-16 edge before the Red & Blue used solid hitting and smart play to out-score GW 14-4 to overcome the deficit and snag the 30-25 margin.
Erin Trageser had a concrete performance hitting .464 on the day with 13 kills and no errors on 28 swings. She added 10 digs in the win. Karisa Decker secured the libero spot with 13 digs and added an ace.
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Who better to help uncover the next Square.com than that firm's co-founder? Jim McKelvey, who helped develop the mobile payments platform and is now managing director of SixThirty, is working on a new "accelerator" program that aims to help start-ups in the financial services sector with financing and mentoring.
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A meeting with Deepak Perwani
At the Lifestyle Pakistan trade exhibition that concluded in Delhi on Sunday, one stall stands out from a distance for just its name – Deepak Perwani, one of Pakistan's most famous fashion designers. This was the first of its kind exposure for Perwani outside the Indian fashion circuit, of which he has long been a friend and fellow traveller. The humble Perwani, though, has long been used to facing Indian surprise. "People keep asking me, 'Oh you guys didn't migrate?', 'How are you treated there?' and so on. The questions show a lack of awareness." Pakistani Hindus do not exist in the Indian imagination, but Perwani is part of Karachi's flourishing Hindu community, which is small but visible and influential even today. One lakh of Karachi's 1.3 crore population is Hindu.
"India and Pakistan have more in common with each other," he says, "than any two countries in the world. Our food, dress, habits, language, everything. We are similar – and yet so different." What are the differences? The two countries have had a different political trajectory, he explains. "Just look at cinema, which in Pakistan died and is now reviving. Bollywood, on the other hand, is so big and flourishing." India's booming economy also gets noticed. "You guys are big and you're going international. I visited Emporio yesterday and it blew me away." Emporio is a shopping mall in south Delhi where India's top designers have outlets – and they are all his friends. "We meet each other across the globe because we're part of the fashion scene. We've done shows together in Colombo, Singapore and Bangalore amongst other places," he says.
Both Indian and Pakistani designers draw from traditional motifs – and Indian designers have an edge here because they have a number of states and regions to draw inspiration from. "In Pakistan it is only Sindh and Punjab that stuff comes out from, not even the other regions," he says. Pakistan's advantage is in fabric; Pakistan is a textile-based economy best known for its "lawn" – which around us was the rage at Lifestyle Pakistan. "Lawn is a 100% American Pima cotton that is the singularly best material to wear in the subcontinental heat," he explains, showing me a sample. "Wouldn't you love to wear a shirt of this fabric in this weather?" He finds that consumers in Pakistan are more particular about fabric whereas in India they are more interested in design. When I mention that many visitors to Lifestyle Pakistan found the some of the Pakistani traditional design to be not in tune with the relatively sober dresses preferred here, he asks me to visit Emporio. "Leading Indian designers try very out of the box stuff these days," he says.
Karachi and Islamabad both recently had fashion weeks. Some years ago fashion shows in Pakistan were presented by the Western press as standing up to the Taliban, which many in Pakistan found irritating. This led to some in Pakistan coining the term FAT – Fashionistas Against Taliban. But Perwani doesn't care. "See, news is news. You can present it positively or negatively. Every country has problems and India also has problems. It depends on how what you highlight. Pakistan has been having fashion show for aeons and I myself have been a designer for 18 years."
Just look at the dresses at the stalls here, he says, just look at the bold deep cut in the dress on the mannequin there. "You think these dresses have been made for the Indian market? No! They sell in our boutiques and people buy them there." I make the mistake of saying that that's perhaps only the elite and he snaps back, clearly not appreciating the word elite. "There's a market and a segment everywhere. Obviously it is only the rich which buys Rohit Bal outfits and everybody buys FabIndia," he says, pointing to the Pakistani version of FabIndia, which goes by the brand name Khadi.
Perwani is elated at the opening up of India-Pakistan trade and the response at the expo, he says, is only the beginning of Pakistan's arrival in Delhi, "We're here baby!" he says. Are they going to rule us? "Oh not at all," he admits, "you guys are much bigger. I always say India is like the mother-in-law and Pakistan the daughter-in-law." Sitting next to him is the owner of Orient Mills whom he works with, and for whom his effusive praise has no end. The mill owner adds that Pakistan is like the daughter-in-law who keeps getting thrashed. A Punjabi-looking retail store owner from West Delhi joins us. "Look at him, does he look Indian or Pakistani?" Perwani asks.
I ask him about Hindus in Pakistan, who are 2.5% of the population, in the context of some recent cases of forced conversion and marriages of Hindu women. "That is an issue," he says, not wanting to say more. "Unlike India, Hindu-Muslim marriage in Pakistan is unheard of. We're a very small minority there." But Perwani himself has not faced any problem whatsoever, big or small, as a Hindu. "I'm too high profile," he explains. It is generally the poor Hindus who face such issues in Pakistan, not the rich ones in Karachi. The 39 year old Perwani came to India for the first time when he was 8. "From 8 to 15 years of age, my mother, brother and I spent every summer vacation with my uncle in Mumbai. I hated it though, because my mother made sure we got English and math tuition." Hailing from a rich land-owning family, Perwani hates it when anyone calls him Seth Deepak Kumar. He'd rather be designer Deepak Perwani, the self-made man.
When people in Karachi ask him about his belonging to a minority, he gives them, half-jokingly, the Sindhi identity card, saying that he's an original inhabitant and not a migrant to the land. He points to the irony of looking at Indian Muslims from Pakistan. "When the babri Masjid falls they burn temples in Pakistan. This kind of stuff happens all the time, we live in a bad world and we have to move beyond all this and make sure that things like this (the Lifestyle Pakistan event) are not curtailed because of the not-so-good things. Trade is important because it connects people and will become an important vehicle of India-Pakistan people-to-people contact which is a key to changing perceptions." Talking about the possibilities that trade opens up for the two sides, he says, "Apparently your Suzuki parts are better than ours, for instance."
As I get up to leave, he does too. "Time to burn some cash," he says, as he asks his colleague to accompany him to another visit to Emporio.
(First published in Rediff.)
April 19, 2012 5:40 PM
"That is an issue," he says, not wanting to say more…………………….Mr. Shivam Vij, the Pakistani Hindus do not even have a marriage law. They can do precious little when a married woman is abducted and forcibly married to a Muslim or when an estranged husband denies alimony.
Sana permalinkApril 19, 2012 7:17 PM
Oh, Avinash, there are issues everywhere. What of violence and institutionalized attacks on Indian Muslims, as in the case of Gujrat or the burning and destruction of the Babri Masjid? Issues like these (especially those affecting minority populations) need to be resolved on both sides of the border, but let's celebrate the positiveness of Perwani's achievements and this fledgling fourishing of Indo-Pak contact.
shirazhassan permalinkApril 20, 2012 10:51 AM
Does Indian Sikhs have a marriage law? No.
April 20, 2012 3:11 PM
What a specious argument!!! Have you ever heard of any Indian Sikh women abducted and married and then any Indian court refusing to interfer in the matter citing Religion as a reason?
abhishek permalinkAugust 28, 2013 1:09 PM
India has special marriage Act law where any person from any religion can marry any person belonging to a religion other than his/her without discrimination…Sikh marriage are performed under Hindu marriage Act as it is considered a religion of the Hindustan land but there is an ongoing procedure for a separate Sikh marriage Act…so everything is atleast considered here..its time pakistan learn something
April 20, 2012 3:22 PM
@ shirazhassan, Pakistan had passed Sikh Anand Marriage Act 2007 to validate the marriage ceremony but in India they are registered under the Hindu Marriage Act.
April 20, 2012 3:27 PM
Cabinet approves separate law for registering Sikh marriages
April 23, 2012 1:43 PM
@ Shivam Vij, what is your opinion about this article?


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Ronnie Biggs ha popped clogs, shuffled his mortal coil !
RIP or good riddance?
For me it is Good Riddance. Maybe he can meet up with Jack Mills and look him in the eye!
Ronnie Biggs' wife Charmian Biggs' story was told in the Sunday Mirror, it was revealed by rival papers that she had been paid £65,000, dwarfing the £250 compensation that Mills had received. The Daily Mail then launched an appeal on his behalf that raised £34,000, which enabled Mills to move into a more comfortable house in Crewe. Unfortunately shortly after Mills moved in, he died (February 1970). He never recovered from his injuries on that day.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
The Alcoholic Brown Family The Alcoholic Brown Family Dec 18, 2013 09:18 Flag
And the moral of this story is, don't try to be a hero!
EVERYONE involved in the business of money, whether you're a bank clerk, a shopkeeper, or a train driver, are told to hand the cash over and let the police deal with it, don't get involved, this twot ignored that advice and paid the price. What did he think he was going to do, beat them all up and save the day?
RIP Ronnie, you provided us with years of entertainment, you'll be sadly missed.
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No surprises that 'it' is a Biggs fan too, although I'd love to know how Ronnie Biggs provided us all with years of entertainment, did he team up with the Little and Large, the Two Ronnies and Morecambe and Wise back in the day?
You never know, the secret life of Walter Mitty might also post a tribute and call people racists?
That's if 'it' isn't on it's closed hacking websites coughing up $500 trying to trace people's IP addresses whilst filming videos to geordies on beaches in Bale which never make it on youTube.
Perhaps it's time for 'it' to go trekking Mount Rinjani and searching for wild Orungutans in 'it's' imagination yet again?
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Published, April 19th, 2008, The Huntsville Item
County GOP, Democrats to raise funds for YMCA on the field
The Walker County Democrats and Republicans are squaring off once again, but this time it's on the football field to raise funds for the Huntville YMCA.
The Political Science Junior Fellows are hosting a flag football game at noon today at Pritchett Field between the two party rivals.
We want to encourage civic engagement among students, promote cooperation between Republicans and Democrats, and help out a local non-profit organization, said Blake Holub, Junior Fellows vice president. Thus far, the response has been wonderful.
The Republican and Democratic parties have agreed to sponsor the T-shirts and we've had a lot of encouragement from the community.
The game is a five-on-five contest, with professor Mike Yawn as the all-time quarterback.
Dr. John Holcombe, chair of the Walker County Democratic Party, will serve as honorary coach of the Democratic team.
Russell Martinez, who chairs the county Republican Party, will serve as team captain and wide receiver.
The remaining players are Sam Houston State University political science students.
Both Martinez and Holcombe emphasize their enthusiasm about working together to make Huntsville a better place.
During an especially heated election year, this is a good opportunity for the parties to come together for a charitable cause and the good of the community, Martinez said.
Holcombe expressed a similar sentiment.
The good thing about the football game is that it is competitive but it is also social, Holcombe said. Political parties should have fun together.
Overall, the students raised $1,350, which will be given to the YMCA following the game.
The proceeds will be used for scholarships to Teen Center programs that promote character development, said YMCA Director Sandra Clifton. This fundraising effort helps us in our mission to make a positive impact on the youth of Huntsville.
The YMCA is giving away T-shirts to the first 50 children that show up to watch the game.
To show their commitment to civic participation and investing in Huntsville, the participants contributed 90 percent of the funds themselves.
We didn't turn down donations, Holub said, but we wanted to show our commitment to this community by planning this event and using our own money as much as possible.
The students also hold part-time or full-time jobs, have a full load of classes, and volunteer at either the HEARTS Veterans Museum or the Wynne Home Arts & Cultural Center.
The Political Science Junior Fellows is an organization that promotes civic involvement, education, and professionalism, Holub said.
Students participating in this program must meet stringent academic requirements and have a demonstrated record of public service.
For more information about the organization or the event, contact Mike Yawn at (936) 577-9695.


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MIAMI (AP) — Paul George says he has not had any concussion symptoms in days and pronounces himself ready to play when Indiana faces Miami in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals.
George was one of the last Pacers on the floor at their game day shootaround practice Saturday. He was cleared by the team Friday, three days after he was concussed in the fourth quarter of Game 2.
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Daily News reporter Wes Franklin was in the top three for the title of "news writer of the year" in his division in the 2011 Best of GateHouse contest.
Franklin earned the distinction for "Comin' in from the cold," a series of stories in 2011 on a McDonald County detective's efforts to find the identity of a woman whose skeletal remains were found in an abandoned farmhouse on Oscar Talley Road in 1990.
"Wes is a fine reporter and writer, one of the best," said Daily News Managing Editor John Ford. "He strives to make every one of his stories the best it can possibly be, and really excelled with this series."
Franklin's series focused on Det. Lorie Howard's efforts to put a face — and an identity — on the remains which had been rediscovered tucked away at the University of Arkansas for many years.
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"PINEVILLE — Lorie Howard held her breath Monday as she opened the email attachment.
"The McDonald County sheriff's detective had been working three years on her own time to find the identity of the murdered woman she calls Grace, whose skeletal remains were found in 1990 near an abandoned farmhouse on Oscar Talley Road in McDonald County.
"Now she waited at her desk as the photo sent by a forensic artist in Canada downloaded onto her computer screen. Howard desperately hoped that she would recognize from missing person files the face — Grace's face — that she was about to see.
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" 'I wanted to know her," Howard said. "I wanted to know as soon as I saw her who she was.'
"No matter, though. Grace now has a face. And that's more than something. It's what will eventually solve the mystery of her killing, Howard believes."
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Enterprise Benefit: openSUSE Brings KDE Update for 11.2
The openSUSE team is breaking with a long tradition of providing updates as backport patches instead of version updates. KDE 4.3.4 will soon be brought in as a version update.
Familiar openSUSE users have known the rules for a while: a version update made in the distro will hold the entire lifetime of the version. Any enhancements have gone in as backport patches, but then only for individual programs.
This policy has often been criticized in cases specific to the large desktop environments KDE and GNOME, in that a version update might introduce many potential bugs, but at least users are kept up to date. Even the problems with KDE 4.0 and possibly 4.1 might have been partly averted through version updates.
For the current openSUSE 11.2, Novell broke with tradition for the first time by declaring KDE 4.3.4 a stable version and including it in the STABLE repository for an online update to 11.2. There are many reasons for the change, the main one being that KDE 4.3.4 is the official version planned for next year's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server/Desktop 12. Novell and openSUSE developers thus will spare themselves having to maintain two practically identical yet in many points distinct KDE versions. The KDE 4.3.1 in openSUSE 11.2 brought a couple of critical bugs in the Plasma desktop that were fixed in 4.3.4. Because KDE 4.4 will appear in February 2010, KDE 4.3.4 is the last version in the 4.3 series and will be the longest and best maintained in that series.
According to Will Stephenson's announcement, many users have already activated and are using the KDE:43 repository, "without a lot more bugs." The only downside is that users without broadband connections will have to deal with large updates.
The change will require Novell to maintain only a single KDE version that will apply to both openSUSE 11.2 and the enterprise products. Users of openSUSE will thus benefit indirectly from enterprise development.
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Oriental Suite, Op.75 (Cadman, Charles Wakefield)
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I have a hard time convincing some people that the can has to stay on the property. On the edge of the driveway, or the edge of the yard. NOT IN THE STREET, or in the gutter. Not even just a bit.
Besides, it might run over my mind down there.
Here it has to be placed on the street, or they won't empty it…
When I first moved to Okinawa, it took me weeks to figure out the proper trash strategy. I've done recycling on mainland Japan and in Germany, but Okinawa is very different. Some days you have to use the trash bag with your city's name on it (and you can't buy a trash bag from another town or they won't pick it up), with the correct trash inside. Otherwise, they will either leave the whole bag behind, with a note in English telling you what you had in there that was wrong, or taking part and leaving the wrong stuff behind.
There is no limit how far people will go to exercise control over others. We haul our trash to the transfer depot. An attendant stalked around barking orders when it first opened. He was gone the next week. :-)
The truck can't grab and empty can if it is facing in the wrong direction. Due to buget cutting, city no longer employs an extra person to do that.
How's that attitude workin' out for ya Arlo?
In our town if you put the can in your yard at the edge of the curb they will pick it up and everything is OK, but if you put it on the street in the gutter then they usually dump a good bit of it in the street or just drop the can wherever and if it get crushed or broken, then OH WELL.
In the street, against the curb, facing outwards – That's easy enough for me to remember
Separate bin for recycling is only picked up every other week, I can't always remember what week it is and look at the neighbors
Yard waste bin is only certain months of the year and I can never remember when those are
Funny I just put it in a box all taped up like I got a UPS delivery and it is gone the next day…
One man's trash is another man being p.o.'d at you.
The rule in our neighborhood is exactly opposite to the instruction imprinted on the Trash, Green Waste & Recycling Containers. The reason is the local trash company does not have the automated lifters that the instructions are for, rather its all a manual lifting process by the collection personnel .
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Recorder Sonata in C major, HWV 365 (Handel, George Frideric)
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Hallische Händel-Ausgabe, Serie IV: Instrumentalmusik,
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By Ted Nichols, Wildlife Biologist
From Where Do They Originate?
Atlantic Population Canada geese nest in the boreal forest and tundra of northern Quebec with the densest populations along the Ungava Bay and Hudson Bay coasts. North Atlantic Population geese nest further east in Newfoundland, Labrador, and Greenland. Collectively, Atlantic Population and North Atlantic Population geese are informally known as migrant geese since they breed in the sub-arctic and migrate south to spend winter. Atlantic Population geese winter throughout eastern North America, but are most concentrated in the mid-Atlantic (including New Jersey) and Delmarva. North Atlantic Population geese have a strong coastal affinity, wintering from Prince Edward Island to North Carolina with the core wintering area from Long Island and north. Resident Population geese breed in southern Canada and throughout the US and generally make no or relatively short migrations in winter.
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This period when Canada goose populations are admixed corresponds with the regular season, that is, the traditional goose hunting season from November through January—the preferred hunting period for the majority of waterfowlers. In most geographic areas of North America, including New Jersey, one or more populations of sub-arctic nesting migrant Canada geese can become the limiting factor when setting season length and bag limits for these birds in that geographic area. Figure 1 shows the locations of Atlantic Population band recoveries in New Jersey. Although 644 band recoveries over the course of 30 years may not seem like much, it is important to remember that each individual band recovery represents many hundreds of harvested Atlantic Population geese.
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To manage and provide opportunity to hunt Resident Population geese but avoid harvest of North Atlantic Population or Atlantic Population geese, special seasons are designed to harvest Resident Population geese when and where possible. For example, September seasons occur before the onset of migration thereby directing all harvest pressure at Resident Population geese, the reason why special regulations including liberal bag limits, unplugged shotguns and extended shooting hours are permitted. In New Jersey, special winter seasons, also with liberal bag limits, are held in areas of the state that have relatively low populations of Atlantic Population and North Atlantic Population geese during late winter.
Hunters harvest about 40,000 Canada geese annually in New Jersey. Band recovery data suggest that nearly all September season harvest—and about 80 percent of special winter season Canada goose harvest—is comprised of Resident Population geese. During the regular season in New Jersey, about two thirds of the Canada goose harvest is comprised of Resident Population geese, with the remaining one third made up by North Atlantic Population and Atlantic Population geese.
Balancing Act
Most people agree that Resident Population geese are overabundant through most of their range, including New Jersey, and that their population needs to be reduced. Atlantic Population geese, however, have been more abundant in the past, and their migratory flights in October, along with changing leaves, apple cider and crisp nights, are among the most treasured of autumn pleasures.
Despite the overabundance of Resident Population geese, wildlife biologists have the responsibility to maintain populations of Atlantic Population and North Atlantic Population geese for sport hunters in the United States and Canada, for subsistence Inuit and Cree hunters in the Canadian arctic and for wildlife viewers in both countries. Maintaining the historic biodiversity of these continental migrant Canada goose populations is also important. Since the regular season occurs when all three populations are mixed, it is this regular season—including the number of hunting days, bag limit and framework dates (earliest and latest dates when these seasons may occur)—that is most often adjusted by wildlife managers to ensure that migrant Atlantic Population and North Atlantic Population geese remain healthy.
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"The Vintages August 29 release has two spotlights – Rhône Valley and California Zinfandel – that vibrate the antennae of every red wine fan. Both fall into that realm of fruity, spicy, exuberant reds that are more for hedonistic drinking rather than fussing with cellars and fine dining. And even if they are not the cheapest on the planet they are usually fair value. The reality of the Vintages selections is that once you get pass the amazing Santa Duc 2003 Cairanne(92pts) very few are real standouts in terms of quality or value. Among the Rhônes I also highly recommend Domaine Montmartel Visan 2007 (90 pts) and Château Mourgues Du Grès (89 pts) as the best values. Among the Zins Gnarly Head 2007 Old Vine (89) is the most lush and gulp-able, with Grgich Hills 2006 (82pts) being the most bizarre and disappointing. Elsewhere, the Gretzky wines are evolving well but not quite worth a ticket to the game (the pinot is green and tannic, very at odds with Vintages description). Exotic tropical whites from Australia and New Zealand continue to offer great bang for the buck, try the McPherson 2007 Marsanne/Viognier (89 pts) and Kim Crawford 2007 Riesling (89 pts). From Europe there is yet another batch of excellent 2005 Bordeaux, although pricy. The selections from Italy and Spain are middle of the road to disappointing this time around, although Portugal, as usual, has a couple of bargain reds: Quinta das Amoras 2006 (87 pts, $12.95) andRamos Pinto Duas Quintas 2007 (88 pts, $15.95). To the left are my top picks for quality, value and news value."
– David Lawrason, VP of Wine at WineAlign
Click here to see ranked lists and reviews of close to 100 wines in this release.
David's Half Dozen
Henry Of Pelham Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2007 Niagara Escarpment
$19.95, 90pts
Cline Viognier 2007
$15.95, 90pts
Santa Duc Les Buissons Cairanne 2003
Côtes du Rhône-Villages
$17.95, 92pts
Clos Du Val Zinfandel 2006
Napa Valley, California
$21.95, 92 pts
Château Castegens 2005
Bordeaux, France
$18.95, 90pts
Paolo Manzone Magna
Dolcetto D'alba 2007
Piedmont, Italy
$16.95, 89pts
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Certificates in International Trade & Small Business Management Offered
Take your small business to the next level with certificate programs in international trade and small business management and profitability at the University of San Diego. Both are 40-hour programs co-sponsored by the Small Business Development International Trade Center and the State of California Employment Training Panel.
The international trade program begins Monday, Sept. 24 at 5:30 p.m. in USD's Douglas F. Manchester Executive Conference Center. The course meets Monday and Wednesday evenings for five weeks. Business owners will learn to avoid the mistakes that small businesses often make when they begin exporting, develop an understanding of international marketing and distribution strategies and learn where to locate information related to international business and support services and resources.
The small business management and profitability program begins Thursday, Sept. 27 at 5:30 p.m. in the conference center. The course meets Thursday evenings and Friday mornings for five weeks. Business owners will learn about essential business disciplines of strategy, marketing, finance, operations, management and ethics; access the latest business information, tools and solutions and network with professional service providers and guest speakers.
"It is difficult for owners to maintain a profitable and sustainable business and then grow it to compete with the bigger companies," said Mary McKay, Ph.D., adjunct USD business professor who teaches the management and profitability program. "Both of these programs will provide the owners with practical, how-to information that they can start implementing right away.
Business owners can learn more register online at www.sandiego.edu/ce. Many will qualify for ETP funding from the state. The price for ETP-qualified firms is $325. Non-qualified companies will pay $1,400. Register by Sept. to take advantage of these rates. After Sept. 20, prices go up.
The University of San Diego is a Catholic institution of higher learning chartered in 1949; the school enrolls some 7,500 students and is known for its commitment to teaching, the liberal arts, the formation of values and community service. The school's six academic divisions include the College of Arts and Sciences, the schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing and Health Sciences, and the recently opened Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies.


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Great questions from fans about deer habitat and more, along with Dan Schmidt, Brad Rucks and Duncan Dobie discussing in-depth the continuing saga surrounding the Johnny King Buck controversy.
King's monster buck, which he killed in 2006, is considered by some to be a typical rack and could be the new world record whitetail! But officials with Boone & Crockett refuse to score the deer as a typical and say they won't consider it as such, and as a non-typical it would "only" score about 180 B&C.
What do you think? Check out the Deer Talk Now show discussion on the show archives!


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Monster Jam trucks head to BMO Harris Bradley Center
For fans of really, really big trucks-12 feet tall and 10,000 pounds - the BMO Harris Bradley Center offers the Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam on Jan. 18 and 19.
Monster trucks will fly up to 35 feet in the air while navigating the show's obstacle course. »Read Full Article
This is the final weekend for most Milwaukee County Parks pools
Milwaukee County Parks pools will begin closing after this weekend as lifeguards begin heading back to campus.
Deep-well pools will remain open through Sunday. Those are the pools in Hales Corners, Holler, Jackson, Kosciuszko, McCarty, Oak Creek Parkway, Sheridan, Washington and Wilson parks. »Read Full Article(4)


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It looks like T-Mobile is going to remain relevant after all. Not too long ago, T-Mobile didn't have a clear path to start a 4G LTE network. Its lack of funds and fleeing customers were some of the reasons why Deutsche Telekom wanted to sell the company to AT&T. Since that deal has fallen through, AT&T has to hand over a billion dollars in AWS spectrum to T-Mobile. T-Mobile is going to use that to build out its 4G LTE network that will go live in 2013.
It's going to cost T-Mobile about $4 billion to get its 4G LTE network off the ground. $1.4 billion of that is going to be spent within the next two years to improve T-Mobile's existing network. In the next year, T-Mobile is going to "re-farm" its spectrum and launch the LTE network on its new AWS spectrum. T-Mobile's LTE service is expected to "reach the vast majority of the top 50 markets" when it launches.
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As I Lay Dying
by William Faulkner
As I Lay Dying Theme of Women and Femininity
Women have it rough in As I Lay Dying. Their basic role in life is to have babies, which makes it difficult to establish a personal and individual identity, at least for one woman in particular. The novel also features a single, teenage girl pregnant with an unwanted baby. The difficulty of maintaining this secret while trying to get an illegal abortion is staggering. Meanwhile, shame and embarrassment seem to accompany any mention of the female body or female sexuality.
Questions About Women and Femininity
- How is sex portrayed in As I Lay Dying? Is this a positive or negative representation?
- What is the significance of Addie's death when you consider that she is the matriarch of the Bundren family?
- What ideal of femininity is promoted in this novel? What about masculinity? Is there an ideal male or ideal female character?
Chew on This
Try on an opinion or two, start a debate, or play the devil's advocate.
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In January several lucky students went to Richmond to represent New River and to lobby for student issues to our area Delegates. According to Public Relations Specialist Joyce Taylor, there were eight students who participated this year.
Those who went with Dr. Jack Lewis and Dr. Mark Rowh on the first trip were:
Angelin Barker, of Pulaski who is studying nursing, Jason Clemons, of Montgomery County who is majoring in information technology, Jordan Kime, of Radford who is studying science and Michael Sweeney, of Floyd County who is a political science major.
Also along for the trip was Delegate Anne B. Crockett-Stark.
On the next trip in February Dr. Rowh and Dr. Lewis, along with Deborah Kennedy who is the enrollment Management Coordinator, took four more students to Richmond.
They were:
Miranda Lucia of Christiansburg who is an Economics/Statistics Transfer student,
Carmel Stowers of Blacksburg who is a transfer student in Information Technology,
Christina Davis of Dublin who is a transfer student in Human Services and
Stacy Gibbs of Pulaski who is in the Elementary Education transfer program.
Check back later this week for a personal account from one of the students who went to Richmond!


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Is Energy Independence A Fantasy?
From CS Monitor
The U.S. has become the world's second-biggest oil producer – having passed Russia, and trailing only Saudi Arabia.
But can America's vast shale oil and gas reserves – combined with fracking and drilling technlogies – drive the U.S. to complete energy independence?
According to a report from Credit Suisse, the answer is NO.


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Are you still looking for an iPod file manager to help you manage all files on your iPod? If so, you can try Wondershare TunesGo Retro (Windows) or Wodershare TunesGo Retro (Mac). This program gives you the power to import, export and delete iPod music seamlessly. If you have videos and photos on your iPod, you can manage them too.
Download this file manager for iPod below.
Connect your iPod to the computer and run MobileGo
Let's work with the Windows version. Use a USB cable to connect your iPod to the computer. Run MobileGo on your computer. After your iPod is detected, you can view the files on your iPod.
File manager for iPod: export music/videos from iPod to iTunes and PC
In the primary window, click "Copy iDevice to iTunes". When a window pops up, you should click "Start". As you see, all media files are ticked off. To transfer videos and music, you should uncheck the other media files. Then, click "Copy to iTunes". This program will filter the music files and videos that have been in iTunes already and transfer those that iTunes doesn't have.
Click "Export Music to Folder". Then all songs on your iPod will be exported to your computer.
To transfer music and videos to iTunes/PC, you can adopt this way too. Click "Media">"Music">"Smart Export to iTunes". Likewise, you can quickly export songs that iTunes doesn't have. If you want to export some, choose the songs you want to export. Click the triangle under "Export to">"Export to iTunes Library". You can export the songs that you select to iTune.
To transfer music to PC, click "Export to". Or click the triangle under "Export to">"Export to My Computer".
To export videos to iTunes and PC, click "Media">"Movies">the triangle under "Export to">"Export to iTunes Library" or "Export to My Computer".
Note: This program also lets you transfer Podcast, iTunes U, audiobook and more to iTunes and PC.
Besides songs and videos, you can export playlists as well. Click "Playlist">the triangle under "Export to">"Export to iTunes Library" or "Export to My Computer".
Note: It's only available to transfer playlists to iTunes and PC with the Windows version.
Click "Photos" to bring up the photo management window. After choosing your wanted photos or albums, click "Export to" to export photos to your PC.
File manager iPod: transfer music, videos, photos and more from PC to iPod
This program enables you to transfer music, videos, photos, etc. on your PC to your iPod in batch. In the music window, click the triangle under "Add">"Add File" or "Add Folder". Then, import your wanted music files. When the songs and even videos are incompatible with iPod, this program will convert them to compatible formats.
Note: Here, we just show you the way to put music on iPod. The ways to import video, photos and other data are almost the same.
iPod file manager: Delete music, videos, photos
If your iPod is full of music, videos, playlists and photos, you can quickly delete them. Select the songs/videos/photos respectively and click "Delete".
Note: The screenshots of photo and videos removal are not shown here. Apart from music, videos, playlists and photos, you can manage contacts and SMS on your iPod as well.
Tips: The Windows version is fully compatible with iPod touch 5/4/3, iPod nano 7/6/5/4/3/2/1, iPod classic 3/2/1 and iPod shuffle 4/3/2/1. At present, you can manage music and playlists on iPod nano, iPod classic and iPod shuffle. Besides, the Mac version works well with iPod touch 5/4.


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As Gun Deal Nears, A Small But Vocal Group Protests
ALBANY — During another recent debate over a controversial national issue — legalizing same-sex marriage — the state's capitol was thronged by thousands of supporters and detractors of the measure.
But on Monday, as Gov. Cuomo and lawmakers closed in on a deal to enact stricter bans on guns, the capitol was virtually silent.
Aside from the many calls that Senate Republicans said they've received on the issue, only one small group of protesters came out to voice concerns in person.
About 40 representatives of the United Mine Workers of America local union 717, who work at the Remington Arms Factory in Ilion, N.Y., arrived at the capitol early Monday afternoon, to press lawmakers not to vote for a bill the workers said would hurt their jobs.
The Remington Arms Factory employs 1,250 people. Among its products is the AR-15 Bushmaster rifle used by gunman Adam Lanza in the Newtown shootings.
"I've worked here 31 years," said United Mine Workers of America vice president Fran Madore, who was headed into the Assembly chamber to express his disapproval for the governor's proposed expansion of the state's assault weapons ban.
"Any ban they put on firearms would hurt our business, and hurt our jobs," Madore said.
"This is not about our products," he said. "This is about our jobs, about 1,250 people who could be out of work."
The Remington Factory is the largest employer in Herkimer County, in the upstate Mohawk Valley, said United Mine Workers of America Local Union 717 president Jamie Rudwall.
The state gave economic development grant funding to help the gun manufacturer in the past several years, and the factory added 400 people to its payroll in the last two years, Rudwall said.
He said that any bill that could damage Remington would look bad for Cuomo in the future, if he has intentions to run for national office.
"The governor, of all people, if he has aspirations to run for president, doesn't want job loss on his record," Rudwall said.


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Patient Comments: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Experience
Please describe your experience with carpal tunnel syndrome.
Published: July 30
I experienced numbness and tingling of the thumb, 1st, 2nd and 3rd fingers. Then I started experiencing severe pain at night in what I thought was the elbow. I actually thought I had slept on my arm wrong. But that was not the case. Eventually, I would experience the numbness, tingling, pain and progressive weakness of the thumb, especially while trying to use eating utensils. I ended up having surgery on both hands.
Published: July 23
I am currently awaiting a surgery date for my wrist which has been diagnosed with carpal tunnel. The pain is so bad at this point that I cannot write more then one or two words without having to grab my hand and lower it. It is almost a nauseating pain in the wrist and numbness/tingling/burning feeling in all fingers but my pinky. I cannot sleep without a brace on and cannot raise my hand for more then about 45 seconds without pain. I am constantly dropping things that I am sure I have a hold of. The first Cortizone shot I had was like a miracle for about 6 months, the second shot only helped for about 2 weeks.
Published: July 02
I have pain originating in my right thumb and radiating up my wrist and arm. Also, pain radiating up dorsum of hand from my index finger. Some pain occurs in the heel of my hand. Wrist splints leave me in more pain in the morning. X-ray of my hand and wrist show arthritis and a small cyst at the base of my thumb. I am being worked up for carpal tunnel syndrome; but I am not sure that is the problem. Acupuncture did not seem to help. I have not tried chiropractics. I am thinking of a PT referral. In researching Carpal Tunnel it seems nothing including surgery has much of a cure rate.
Published: July 01
I was recently diagnosed with CTS and have been having physical therapy sessions about twice a week. They did nothing to alleviate my symptoms, which are currently limited to numbness of my thumb, index and middle finger. I am also having trouble with small objects, i.e. buttons. After reading up on the Internet I am considering stopping physical therapy and trying acupuncture.
Published: June 25
My thumb and first two fingers are numb. Sometimes it feels like pins and needles are sticking into my fingers. Sometimes it feels like an electric shock is being delivered into my fingers. It feels like my fingers are not my own. It feels like rubber bands are tied around my fingers and sometimes it feels like my hand it swollen but it is not. It is very frustrating. I will try to pick up something or button a blouse and I cannot feel to do it right.
Published: June 18
The pain first started in my right wrist. The pain is in the wrist bone and not in my thumb or forefinger. I do not feel any tingling or numbness. It then started in my left wrist resulting in both wrists. I have soaked my wrists in Epson salt in warm water as well as put wrist bands for support and compression. Nothing has worked. I am nine months pregnant and I am afraid that I will not be able to fully care for my infant. My hands are not fully functioning and it is very painful to do normal daily activities such as washing dishes or even putting on my clothes.
Published: June 12
My toes have a burning sensation and my foot and ankle has been swelling for a few weeks. The burning is on the top of my toes.
Published: June 11
It's like a throbbing, burning, tingling pain causing numbness. I get extreme pain in my hands and wrists that can last for hours at a time, making my fingers, numb and hands hurt. Sometimes I cry from the pain swelling in my joints. Holding my hand downward makes it hurt worse.
Published: June 09
My fingers tingle and it seems to run through the outer sides of my hands.
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Man Versus Bug by sheld0nWatch
©2006-2016 sheld0n
"Entomologists estimate that the average number of insects for each square mile (2.6 square kilometers) of land equals the total number of people on the earth"
Good luck, Man.
Good luck, Man.
fantastic artwork in great style)))
this is great work, once again. it's going in my favorites. keep it up.
u should be seelin this its so swell keep it up p.s how u do it
great stuff.
brilliant composition, wild!
great combo
crazy work man. Love the style.
You're so cool *stars in eyes*
just awesome
alright, mind controlling device...+enlarger device.
= insect army to rule the earth with.
= insect army to rule the earth with.
I dunno man.. I think all they would need is a reason to attack humans. They'd extinct us pretty fast.
This is nice.
amazing work man...i love the style you've developed.
Great style. Love it. Keep it up!
Whoa, what the hell. You're seriously like the sucessor of picasso by making this amazing shyt =\ lol
Well I am listening to Tool, Wings For Marie, while looking at this and combine they just make me space out into and oblivion of wonderful daydreaming enlightenment...
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good job
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woah this is great.
colors are nice
Maan some time sent here I bet, a quality work. Cool color choice too, you made tough colors match..
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american veteran memorial park - bay ridge, brooklyn - map it here [L]
Spring is finally here! Today I am bringing you to Bay Ridge, a Brooklyn neighborhood. It is opposite to Staten Island and overlooks the New York Bay. It is one of the best places in Brooklyn to enjoy the water, bike, run and rollerblade.
The view above was taken at the American Veteran Memorial Park, a pier at the end of 69th St at Shore Rd, where you can see fishermen, kids running around, people using picnic tables for what they are intended for. The view of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is awesome but it is also a unique vantage point to the Hudson River (New Jersey to the west, Manhattan to its east, Miss Liberty is in the picture too).


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Fixing the Secure Channel Windows 2012 — the trust relationship between workstation and domain fails?
May 5, 2014 in answer
You need to reset the machine account password for the computer in question.
First, make sure the ports listed here are open on your network between the server and the Domain Controllers.
Then, run this command from an elevated (Right-click > Run As Administrator) Command Prompt:
Netdom reset computer /domain:domainname /userd:domainadmin /passwordd:password
Where computer is the computer having trouble with its trust relationship. The username you use should be a domain admin.
Follow the steps here if you get lost.
Also, make sure that there aren't issues with the SPN. See here for a reference on that.


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President: Candice Mack
President-Elect: Sarah Hill
Immediate Past President: Christopher Shoemaker
Division Councilor: Todd Krueger
Fiscal Officer: Linda Braun
Secretary: Carrie Kausch
Executive Director: Beth Yoke (ex-officio)
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MARIETTA - Thousands of people filled downtown Marietta on Saturday afternoon as they enjoyed the food, looked through vendor stands and enjoyed the live music during the 38th annual Ohio River Sternwheel Festival, which began Friday and concludes today.
"I grew up in Marietta and never miss a Sternwheel Festival," said Colleen Matthews of Marietta. "I have to be a part of it."
Matthews was in the 200 block of Greene Street watching her son, Gage Matthews, 5, play on the inflatables on Saturday afternoon.
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Fireworks light up the sky above Marietta's downtown Saturday night during the 38th annual Ohio River Sternwheel Festival. (Photo by Jolene Craig)
"He remembered the festival and inflatables and asked to come downtown," she said. "I was surprised and a little proud he wanted to go to Sternwheel."
While there are thousands of people like Matthews who have and will attend this year's festival, for others, Saturday was their first experience at the event.
Scott Bain brought his stepdaughter Jayna Noonkester, 8, both of Follansbee, W.Va., to the event after his mother and sister suggested it during a family visit.
"My mother and sister live in Churchtown and they said we should come to this festival," Bain said. "We love it! The food is good, entertainment is good and the weather is beautiful."
Katelyn Fletcher, of Grantsville, W.Va., spent Saturday with her family listening to the music and walking through the kids' area, watching her children have their faces painted.
"I'm from Florida and have only lived in West Virginia a little while and this is my first Sternwheel Festival," Fletcher said. "It is perfect for the kids and a really awesome experience.
"The only bad part is we aren't able to stay for the fireworks, which I have heard are great," she added.
Jon Coppernoll, president of the Sternwheel Festival Committee, said the committee expected between 80,000 and 100,000 people to fill the levee and Harmar Village locations for the annual Harry J. Robinson Fireworks Show, which took place at 9:30 p.m. Saturday.
"Around 3 p.m. the area began to fill up and the crowd is gathering for the fireworks," Coppernoll said. "That's what most people come here for and with a few new shells going off this year, we hope we can make a lot of people smile."
By 4 p.m., thousands of blankets and camp chairs were manned and unmanned while set up along the Ohio River Levee as people had found their prime locations to watch the fireworks go off over the dozens of sternwheel boats docked along the river's edge.
As the fireworks display started, there was standing room only on the levee with every flat surface covered with spectators.
"Friday and Saturday have been good and I hope (today) is as great," Coppernoll said.
The final day of the festival will begin with the sunrise service at 8 a.m. and a car show on Butler Street beginning at 9 a.m. The 100 and 200 blocks of Butler Street will be closed Sunday for the cars.
Earlier Saturday evening, between performances by various bands on the entertainment barge, Sternwheel officials held the coronation for this year's pageant winner at 7 p.m.
The pageant was held Aug. 24, but the winner wasn't announced until Saturday. This year's Queen Genevieve was Rachael McGoron, 19, of Marietta.