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Cur'd yesterday of my disease, Died last night of my physician.
Matthew Prior (1664 - 1721)
Source: The Remedy Worse than the Disease
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This strange disease of modern life, With its sick hurry.
Matthew Arnold (1822 - 1888)
Source: The Scholar-Gipsy
Life is a terminal disease
Matt Biershbach
Saying Good-bye to the God of Disease (1) Mauve waters and green mountains are nothing when the great ancient doctor Hua To could not defeat a tiny worm. A thousand villages collapsed, were choked with weeds, men were lost arrows. Ghosts sang in the doorway of a few desolate houses. Yet now in a day we leap around the earth or explore a thousand Milky Ways. And if the cowherd who lives on a star asks about the god of plagues, tell him, happy or sad, the god is gone, washed away in the waters. July 1, 1958
Mao Tse-tung (1893 - 1976)
Source: The Poems of Mao Tse-tung, Harper & Row
Saying Good-bye to the God of Disease (2) Thousands of willow branches in a spring wind. Six hundred million of China, land of the gods, and exemplary like the emperors Shun and Yao. A scarlet rain of peach blossoms turned into waves and emerald mountains into bridges. Summits touch the sky. We dig with silver shovels and iron arms shake the earth and the Three Rivers. God of plagues, where are you going? We burn paper boats and bright candles to light his way to heaven. July I, 1958
We "need" cancer because, by the very fact of its insurability, it makes all other diseases, however virulent, not cancer.
Lyman Abbott (1835 - 1922)
Christmas and New Year Bells The time draws near the birth of Christ: The moon is hid; the night is still; The Christmas bells from hill to hill Answer each other in the mist. Four voices of four hamlets round, From far and near, on mead and moor, Swell out and fail, as if a door Were shut between me and the sound: Each voice four changes on the wind, That now dilate, and now decrease, Peace and goodwill, goodwill and peace, Peace and goodwill, to all mankind. This year I slept and woke with pain I almost wish'd no more to wake, And that my hold on life would break Before I heard those bells again: But they the troubled spirit rule, For they controll'd me when a boy; They bring me sorrow touch'd with joy, The merry, merry bells of Yule. Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky, The flying cloud, the frosty light: The year is dying in the night; Ring out, wild bells, and let him die. Ring out the old, ring in the new, Ring, happy bells, across the snow: The year is going, let him go; Ring out the false, ring in the true. Ring out the grief that saps the mind, For those that here we see no more; Ring out the feud of rich and poor, Ring in redress to all mankind. Ring out a slowly dying cause, And ancient forms of party strife; Ring in the nobler modes of life, With sweeter manners, purer laws. Ring out the want, the care, the sin, The faithless coldness of the times; Ring out, ring out my mournful rhymes, But ring the fuller minstrel in. Ring out false pride in place and blood, The civic slander and the spite; Ring in the love of truth and right, Ring in the common love of good. Ring out old shapes of foul disease, Ring out the narrowing lust of gold; Ring out the thousand wars of old Ring in the thousand years of peace. Ring in the valiant man and free, The larger heart, the kindlier hand; Ring out the darkness of the land, Ring in the Christ that is to be.
Lord Alfred Tennyson (1809 - 1892)
To know that you do not know is the best. To pretend to know when you do not know is disease.
Lao Tzu (c.604 - 531 B.C.)
Later generations will regard Mengenlehre (set theory) as a disease from which one has recovered. [Whether or not he actually said this is a matter of debate amongst historians of mathematics.]
Jules Henri Poincare (1854 - 1912)
Source: The Mathematical Intelligencer, vol 13, no. 1, Winter 1991.
The love of money as a possession - as distinguished from the love of money as a means to the enjoyments and realities of life - will be recognized for what it is, a somewhat disgusting morbidity, one of those semi-criminal, semi-pathological propensities which one hands over with a shudder to the specialists in mental disease.
John Maynard (1883 - 1946)
Source: Essay in Persuasion, 1931
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HAMPTON — A draft of the state's transportation improvement priorities over the next 10 years includes engineering studies into reconstructing Ocean Boulevard and replacing the Route 1A bridge between Hampton and Seabrook.
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The TSSAA Section 1 AAA Track and Field Championship, held in Johnson City at Science Hill High School, features the best athletes in East Tennessee from Knoxville to Bristol. To qualify for the Sectional is an accomplishment with many events having only the top 16 athletes from Region 1 and Region 2 competing.
A top 8 finish is needed to score in the Sectional with the State Meet qualifiers being the top four in each event. Section 1 AAA is an outstanding Track and Field meet where placing in the top 8 is difficult, and earning a State Meet qualifying spot is an excellent accomplishment.
Hardin Valley Academy showed an across-the-board ability winning both the Girls portion scoring 91 points and earning a tie in the Boys along with Daniel Boone each scoring 77 points.
Oak Ridge was 13th in the Girls scoring 18.5 points and 11th in the Boys with 27 points, out of the twenty-six schools competing.
The Oak Ridge girls scored in seven events and advanced Hannah Craig to the State Meet in the Pole Vault with a third place clearing 10 feet. Also placing top 8 in individual events for Oak Ridge were Tiffany Potok in the High Hurdles with a fifth place in 16.95 seconds, Abbey Greenbaugh with a sixth place in the 800 run in 2 minutes 24.13 seconds, and Caelyn Thompson with an eighth place in the Pentathlon scoring 2,108 points. Girls Relays placing in the top eight were the 4x200 of Lauren Smallwood, Caelyn Thompson, Toni Sheetz, Tara Wilson in seventh place in 1 minute 48.54 seconds, the same four athletes in the 4x100 in eighth place in 51.36 seconds, and the 4x400 of Lauren Smallwood, Caelyn Thompson, Abbey Greenbaugh, Maddie Zawisza in eighth place in 4:14.67.
The Oak Ridge boys scored in six events and advanced Malik Hardy to the State Meet in the Long Jump with a second place leap of 22 feet 5.5 inches and also a fourth place in the 100-meter dash in a time of 11.39 seconds. Also advancing will be the 4x800 relay team of Wesley Robinson, Tyler Boullie, Ian Barclay and Thomas Colburn with a third place in a time of 8 minutes 9.94 seconds.
Placing in the top 8 scoring positions were Malik Hardy with a fifth place in the 200-meter dash in 22.51 seconds, Wesley Robinson capturing an eighth place in the 800 meter run in 1 minute 59.82 seconds, and Aaron Morgan also with an eighth place in the discus with a throw of 125 feet.
The TSSAA State Track and Field Championship will be held at Middle Tennessee State University May 21 to 23. The Oak Ridge athletes that have advanced to Murfreesboro are all in a position to perform at their best and have an opportunity to place in the top 8 positions.
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Make-believe gives a growing boy the chance to take a magical trip where his imagination rules the roost.
There are no illegal substances involved, and even better, there are no folks judging or finding fault with your choices.
That's the beauty of being a youngster.
But no matter how hard we try, reality eventually sets in and we have to face the task of returning to the present.
Try as we might, we just can't click our heels together and wish change into being. It takes hard work and willpower to get things done.
Somehow during middle of the night, that blanket at the foot of the bed got pulled up snug around my shoulders.
I felt all comfy and cozy until my feet touched the bare oak floor.
Bless Pete, it's cold.
As I navigated toward the kitchen to flip on the coffee pot, my better half stirred.
"Turn the heat up," she said. "We have a baby in the house."
You know, I seriously doubt if that child was as frosty as great-grandmama.
It's hard to admit the truth about yourself, but once you do, it's as refreshing as a cool, crisp morning.
I don't drink or smoke and try hard not to fuss (unless I'm in a long line at Walmart).
For me, worrying is the downfall.
I guess I'm a natural worrier and fret about all kinds of stuff.
When I was little, I worried about learning those poems we had to recite while standing in front of the classroom.
Then, I worried about those fifth grade spelling bees that Mr. Joe Connors held weekly.
The first day of a new year is coming up fast.
Frankly, I have no idea what 2010 has for any of us.
Hopefully – if things go my way – I will be 77 years young in February. My family members will also add another candle to their birthday cakes, too. Maybe the extra candlelight will make all of us wiser and healthier. For most of us, the wealthier part is out of the picture.
During the last few years, I've shared many of my memories of growing up on Chesterfield Avenue right here in Lancaster.
I guess I was just too young to understand or didn't know better.
Having a manger scene in front of the courthouse or in your front yard was an accepted norm.
Now, as one of the brightest (and best, I dare say) young men on the rolls at First Baptist Church, I didn't bat an eye when Mama started getting her "boys" ready for the annual telling of the Christmas story out in the church sanctuary.
She was more than my mom; she taught my Sunday school class, too.
After making a quick dash to the grocery store last week, I found myself pinned against the ice cream case by a faithful reader.
"You do write a whole lot about times long ago," she said.
Well, yeah, I thought to myself. That's what "Remember When" is all about.
I share some stuff from long ago, hoping that folks can recall similar events from their younger days, too.
But that did put me in a thinking mood.
Up here in Maryland, the cold winds are scattering the remaining oak and maple leaves across the back of the house.
And wouldn't you know it, we're fresh out of hamburger buns, colas and frozen French fries.
But we were at a point of no return, having thawed out hamburger patties.
Now, don't get me wrong, I'm looking forward to Christmas. But I liked it a little better a long time ago when we took it a bit slower.
Whatever happened to really enjoying Thanksgiving?
At the rate things are moving, I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see Cupid hovering above store shelves in the next two weeks.
Bless Pete, let's slow down a bit.
– Editor's note: Due to an overwhelming reader response, we are reprinting this Remember When column, which was originally published in the Nov. 19, 2006, edition of The Lancaster News.
I don't know if it was tradition or custom, but a couple weeks before "Big Thursday" or Thanksgiving Day, me and Daddy journeyed down to Tradesville to pick up our big ole gobbler.
For grown-up women in the South, the highlight of the summer months were those afternoon tea parties.
Both Aunt Bess (a staunch Presbyterian) and Mama who was a double dipper (sprinkled as a Methodist and baptized as a Baptist) were right in the middle of them.
The menu for most of these high-society daylight soirées was just about the same.
The Presbyterians were partial to pimento cheese sandwiches, while the Baptists liked chicken salad.
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It's wild enough that country singer/actress Laura Bell Bundy is going to be on a show with the, uh, "colorful" Charlie Sheen.
But check out the TV studio's description of her Anger Management character, Dr. Jordan Denby:
"A brilliant psychologist whose recent divorce, fondness for alcohol and wild mood swings turn Charlie's life into an emotional roller coaster."
Hmmm. To some, that might sound like a description of Charlie Sheen, right? But we digress.
Laura Bell is going from opening for Rascal Flatts right to the set of the show this week, producers say.
It's not the first major TV appearance for Laura Bell, who played Elle Woods in the Broadway production of Legally Blonde. She has also appeared on How I Met Your Mother and Hart of Dixie.
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A dismissal becomes a wrongful dismissal where the employer dismisses without just cause, and does not provide notice or pay in lieu of such notice as is required at law. What notice is required upon dismissal is determined with reference to one or more of the following: relevant employment legislation, the contract of employment itself, or the common law.
Constructive dismissal occurs where the employer significantly changes a fundamental term of the employment contract without the consent or agreement of the employee, and the employee then rejects that change. Constructive dismissals are very technical, and you will need immediate legal advice to preserve your rights.
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In contrast to wrongful dismissal, termination without cause is lawful if done correctly. Termination of employment without cause occurs where an employee is terminated from their employment, not necessarily because they have done something terribly wrong to the employer, but rather because their employer, for whatever reason, has decided that the employee's services are no longer needed. The reasons for this could vary from economic reorganization to unsatisfactory work performance.
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Waynesboro police recently charged Nina Mowen, no age given, of 11921 Mentzer Gap Road, Waynesboro with six counts of theft by failure to make required disposition of funds received.
In a news release issued Thursday, police said the charges stem from an investigation into the thefts, which were reported to the department on June 5 by the Law Offices of Kulla, Barkdoll, Ullman and Painter.
No further information was available before press time this morning.
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Law enforcement and school officials declined to discuss the nature of the threat, which drew a heavy police presence on Monday.
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On 30 Sep 2010, at 11:56, John Gibbard wrote:
> Some feeder questions
> * Beyond whiteboards, what creative spaces do you like to work from/within?
Personally I like spaces where the majority of people are sitting and working together around a project, with a few separate private spaces for people to go off and take phone calls or work individually.
> * Are clear-desk policies stiffling to creativity?
I'd say yes.
Not so much for the having to have a clear desk bit - but because people's tasks don't always end neatly at the end of a day. Being able to drop what you're doing and come back the next day where you left off is useful.
> * Are you surrounded by a nest of books and articles?
Pretty much :-)
> * How can our environment reflect our exceptional focus on the (user)
> experience?
Personally - I'd try and get some spaces where the "creative" and "technical" folk can sit and work together. If the company has an exceptional focus on the UX - then everybody in the company needs to be involved in understanding and building the UX.
In my experience separating the creatives completely away from the rest of the organisations harms more than it helps there. I've a rant about that at http://is.gd/fC9V7 :-)
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By Kari Hawkins, USAG RedstoneMay 7, 2010
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- The enlisted Soldier can be found pretty much anywhere in the world, representing a nation that is committed to protecting freedom and democracy.
The demands on that Soldier are tremendous in an era of persistent conflict "that will continue for years and probably for decades to come," Sgt. Maj. of the Army Kenneth Preston said.
The highest ranking enlisted Soldier spoke via video teleconference to Soldiers attending the annual Worldwide Logistics Training Workshop on April 27. The meeting, hosted by AMC's Logistics Support Activity, was held in Bob Jones Auditorium.
Emphasizing the need for leadership within all ranks of the Army, Preston gave his audience a view of Soldiers worldwide. Eighty-six percent of the Army is made up of enlisted Soldiers. The Army has a total of 558,840 active Soldiers, 207,750 Reserve Soldiers and 362,000 National Guard Soldiers, for a total Army of 1.128 million Soldiers.
The Army's global commitment includes 257,860 Soldiers deployed in nearly 80 countries in the world. Of its deployed Soldiers, 83,040 are serving in Iraq, 51,840 in Afghanistan and 11,570 in Kuwait.
Today's era of persistent conflict is caused, Preston said, by several factors, including globalization, resource competition, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, climate change, failed and failing states, and demographic trends.
"The global marketplace, especially with technology, brings wealth and prosperity to many people living sheltered and impoverished lives, and who use technology to achieve their own desires and outcomes ... Resource competition creates strife and competition ... Weapons of mass destruction become more dangerous in a world where we have 1,200 known terrorist groups today," he said.
"Failed and failing states are another huge concern because countries cannot or will not defend their borders and protect their citizens against terrorists coming in and out of their borders ... Climate change and natural disasters will potentially require more boots on the ground."
The four principle roles of the Army's land forces are to prevail, engage, support, and deter and defeat.
"We need to prevail in protracted contingency capacities. We need to engage and help other nations build their capacity and grow their security forces to protect their own people. We need to support civil authorities. And we need to deter and defeat hybrid threats and hostile state actors. I really see us as an Army being responsible to take on full spectrum operations."
The U.S. is now in its ninth year in the Global War on Terror, and Preston said current demands outweigh readiness and strategic flexibility, and threaten the ability to sustain an all-volunteer force.
With frequent deployments, active duty Soldiers are leaving the service, saying "I really love the Army, but I need time at home" and National Guard and Reserve Soldiers are finding it more difficult to balance their military career with their civilian career and are being forced "to make tough choices," Preston said.
It is imperative that the Army restore balance by sustaining, preparing, resetting and transforming its organizations.
"We need to recruit the highest quality Soldiers, and retain the very best Soldiers and leaders. We've done very well the last six years, and that can be attributed to your leadership and the environment you create," Preston told his audience, which was primarily NCOs.
"We need Soldiers who want to re-enlist, who want to continue to be part of the team, who want to be in that band of brothers and sisters."
Those Soldiers need to be trained and prepared to lead in conflict and be equipped with the best equipment possible, something that is difficult to sustain in the current uptempo environment.
"With the pace and tempo we are at, we consume our equipment very quickly," he said. "Our systems get five to six years worth of wear and tear for every year they are in theater. At some point, the equipment has got to come out, and be rebuilt and refurbished."
The Army's rebalancing involves the use of modular formations, where units consist of 3,000-to-4,000-Soldier brigade combat teams that are organized closer to the way Soldiers fight. The Army is 85 to 90 percent complete with this transformation.
"In the last three or four years, we've grown the Army very, very quickly," he said. Preston also touched on the five dimensions of Soldier strength - physical, emotional, social, family and spiritual - and on the comprehensive Soldier fitness program.
"We must prepare ourselves for the rigors and physical demands of combat ... We have found that Soldiers actually grow from the experience of deployment. A high percentage of Soldiers deployed to a hostile environment come back from that deployment stronger and happier than when they left," he said.
"They've been challenged. They survived that and when they came back from the deployment they've had a growth experience that can help them face any adversity. We want to build strength and resiliency for all our Soldiers throughout their military career."


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Stony Brook, N.Y. – The No. 20/18 Stony Brook women's lacrosse team has been honored for its academic excellence with IWLCA Academic Honor Squad accolades. The #Seawolves posted a 3.14 team grade-point average while remaining in at least one major national poll all season and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament in 2014.
Teams with a 3.0 GPA or higher are eligible for the award. The IWLCA honored 84 Division I schools and 254 schools overall.
With nearly 60 percent of its goal scoring from 2013 lost to graduation, third-year head coach Joe Spallina still led Stony Brook to one of its finest seasons in school history in 2014. The Seawolves tied the 2013 team's program record of 17 wins, including a 7-1 victory over Albany in the America East championship game May 4 at LaValle Stadium. They held opponents to single-digit scoring in 19 of 21 games and set a national mark for scoring defense at 5.33 goals allowed per contest.
Stony Brook picked up a league-high 16 all-conference awards, including Defensive Player of the Year for goalie Frankie Caridi and Rookie of the Year for attacker/midfielder Dorrien Van Dyke. Defenders Marina Mestres and Jessica Romano were honored for their work on the field and in the classroom with All-Academic nods.
Caridi, who led the nation in goals-against average (5.17) and save percentage (.542) for the second straight season, was the only netminder in the country to be named an IWLCA All-American and Tewaaraton semifinalist. Lacrosse Magazine and ILWomen.com tabbed her Goalie of the Year. Midfielder Michelle Rubino and defender Alyssa Fleming joined her on the IWLCA All-Region Teams.


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WHAT a fantastic year it's been for the Moruya Jockey Club, our trainers and their horses, and our jockeys, and the same can be said of the past week when more success came our way as we head towards Christmas.
Let's start with last Thursday's meeting at Goulburn, packed to the rafters with city runners as is now the norm, with seven Moruya gallopers making the trip.
It was Chris Hensler's five-year-old campaigner Jayko who delivered the early Christmas present and stole the limelight when clinging on bravely to win the class one (1400m) event in an extremely tight finish.
Jayko took the lead at the corner and was chased by a wall of horses up the straight but was able to hold off all challengers, particularly Guy Walters' Warwick Farm-based race-favourite Pillow Talk, by a half-head on the line to bring home the Christmas bacon for Chris.
Young three kilo-claiming apprentice Brodie Loy had the ride on Jayko in this apprentices-only event and timed the run to perfection to the last stride.
Jayko had his hoof on the till with two last-start second placings, first at Moruya on November 24, by a head, and then at Nowra on December 7 by a short head, so it was just rewards for him to claim his second win from 20 starts in tough company.
Our other runners performed admirably but failed to gain a placing in their respective events.
Tim Phillips was back to his dominant best in the saddle at the picnic meeting at Gosford last Saturday where he notched another three wins and a second from his five rides, and continues to have a stranglehold on the picnic circuit.
Tim is not only a great rider but also a great ambassador for Moruya racing and may his success continue unabated.
The next picnic meeting is at Trangie on December 29, where we are all confident Tim will maintain his winning ways.
Matthew Stephens had Domidor continue his South Coast cups preparation at Kembla Grange last Saturday, and he worked home well without placing in solid provincial company over the 1400m.
He'll be reaching peak fitness as the distances increase over the next few weeks so watch for further improvement from the nine-year-old.
A big welcome to Joseph Ible, a new Moruya trainer based at Broulee who had Run Pat Run as an emergency at Kembla Grange, but didn't get a run.
He was also scratched from Canberra on Sunday but I note he's in the noms again for tomorrow's Kembla meeting. Good luck Joseph if he gets a run and welcome aboard.
Sunday's meeting at Canberra was certainly the highlight of the past week, where Luke Pepper stole the show with a double.
Free To Air was the first to salute the judge after holding out Rado Boljun's Star Of Bardell all the way to the line, with Annelise King in the saddle, in the benchmark 65 (1000m) sprint.
Magic Franco then flew home out wide to take out the benchmark 55 (1300m) in a field of 13 at double figure odds.
Greg Backhouse's pair, Waterviews and Briefcase Benny, both ridden by Roly Saxton, showed enormous improvement in their respective races, placing a close fourth and third respectively.
Seanessy, now back with John Gamble, ran brilliantly in the benchmark 60 (1200m) sprint, leading the field in the straight but getting run down in the shadows of the post, finishing a brave close third at massive odds, paying $16.10 for the place.
Mike Gatty, Luke Pepper and John Marzol have runners at Wagga today and Roly Saxton and James Geppert have riding engagements, while Luke, Greg Backhouse and Chicka Pearson have noms in the mix for Queanbeyan on Sunday.
As this will be the last column for 2012 I wish everyone a very happy and safe Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
A big thank you to all Moruya racing patrons for their massive support during the year at our club of excellence and I look forward to more of the same in the new year.
To all followers, local or holidaymakers, the huge Narooma Cup meeting, our not-to-be missed annual extravaganza, returns to the Moruya Jockey Club on Monday, January 7.
Until next year, good luck and good punting.


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By Ed Yowell, SFNYC Board Member and SF Regional Governor
Published on Food System Network NYC, November, 2012
A lot of us who care about the New York City food system and its consequences, good and bad, know a lot of numbers… how much is spent on food in New York City, how many eaters live here and how many rely on SNAP and emergency food, and how many of us are obese and suffer diabetes, to mention a few of our most cited.
Two NYC government initiatives, FoodWorks and PlaNYC, can give us more.
Pursuant to New York City Local Law 52 (LL52) of 2011, part of the City Council's 2010 FoodWorks legislative agenda, the City's first Food Metrics Report was issued in October 2012. The report was compiled by the Mayor's Office of Long Term Planning and Sustainability (OLTPS), the same folks responsible for maintaining PlaNYC, the Mayor's plan for long-term sustainability leading to a "greater, greener" City in the 21st century. According to the Food Metrics Report, it "… provides a snapshot of the work that City agencies are undertaking to address issues related to the city's food system." LL 52 requires that the City report annually on just 19, of many more possible, food related indicators.
The snapshot is 41 pages long, mostly numbers in tables. So, all in one place, we know, among other data: how many farms are in the Watershed Agricultural Program (58); how much SchoolFood spent on food ($147.8 million); how many community gardens there are (13 pages worth); how many food manufacturers receive EDC monetary assistance (24); how many trucks (2,733) and rail cars (about 13) arrive daily at Hunt's Point; how many food stores received FRESH assistance (11); how many neighborhood food stores participate in the Shop Healthy NYC, formerly Healthy Bodegas, Initiative (161); how many Green Cart applications were received (380), issued (96), and are wait listed (2,082); and how many meals and snacks the City provided (a staggering 270,621,363).
All are important numbers, but all are just numbers. For example, what we don't know is, are 11 FRESH and 161 Shop Healthy NYC food stores and 96 new Green Carts enough? And what does one make of more than one quarter billion meals and snacks…sure, they all should be healthy, but how much should be sourced regionally?
In 2010, when City Council Speaker Christine Quinn rolled out FoodWorks, she set forth a vision, "Businesses and government…make decisions about how they produce, process, and distribute food…(These) choices…have an impact on every phase of our food system, from farm to table and beyond. Each action has the potential to improve our health, our economy, and our environment." The vision in FoodWorks is to help us make the right decisions. And, accessible, comprehensive metrics are a start.
PlaNYC, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's executive, pan-agency, sustainability manifesto, focused primarily on the physical city and meeting the challenges of growing population, aging infrastructure, the global economy, and climate change. PlaNYC, first released in 2007, established high-profile, quantified agency goals, accountability for those goals, and measures of success in achieving them. According to the 2011 Plan update, "(since 2007) we've built hundreds of acres of new parkland…, provided…more transportation options… (enacted law to make) existing buildings more energy-efficient,…(and) reduced our greenhouse gas emissions 13%... Over 97% of the 127 initiatives in PlaNYC were launched within one-year of its release and almost two-thirds of its…milestones were achieved or mostly achieved." While these statistics speak of an estimable achievement, many felt the plan was incomplete for the lack of a comprehensive set of goals regarding our food system. After all, a healthy population is an important part of our city's "infrastructure," a healthy regional farm and food economy will benefit us all, and a sustainable food system will serve us into the future.
Prior to the 2011 PlaNYC update, OLTPS conducted public listening sessions around the City to hear what New Yorkers had to say about the Plan. At a session in Lower Manhattan, members of the Food Systems Network NYC and Slow Food NYC, I among them, joined a few other food-active souls in a food system break-out session moderated by an OLTPS staff member. In the session, we argued for food in PlaNYC. The moderator was circumspect. His reticence was reflected in the caution contained in the Plan update, "…food presents a unique planning challenge; unlike sewers or streets, much of New York City's food systems infrastructure is privately owned and shaped by the tastes and decisions of millions of individual consumers. These complicated and inter-related subsystems aren't easily understood or influenced…" The goals included in PlaNYC were quantifiable and largely were within the capacities of the City to achieve. Making change in the food system was seen as less easily quantifiable, with many elements of change outside the control of the City…ergo, making for a riskier business.
However, in part because of the advocacy of many attending listening sessions, including one at City Hall, and in part because of other initiatives (see FSNYC's Food for the Future), the updated PlaNYC does indeed include a Food Section, albeit embedded, along with Public Health, Economic Opportunity, and Public Engagement, in a chapter entitled, "Cross Cutting Topics." The Food Section aggregates food related initiatives, some continuing and some new, contained in other, already existing, Plan chapters, including; "Housing and Neighborhoods" - Promote walkable destinations for retail and other services (including healthy food options in underserved communities), "Parks and Public Space" - Facilitate urban agriculture and community gardening, "Brownfields" - Promote green space on remediated brownfield properties, "Water Supply" - Continue the Watershed Protection Program (which includes partnership with the Watershed Agricultural Council to promote sustainable regional farming), "Transportation" - Improve freight movement (launching a study of New York City's food distribution pathways to improve freight movement), and "Solid Waste" - Create additional opportunities to recover organic material (including food waste).
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Roundabout (song)
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|Single by Yes
|from the album Fragile
|"Long Distance Runaround"
|4 January 1972[1]
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|Progressive rock,[2] funk rock
|Jon Anderson, Steve Howe
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"Roundabout" is a song by the English progressive rock band Yes. It is the first single released from their fourth studio album, Fragile (1971). "Roundabout" has become one of the best-known songs by Yes. The song was released as a shortened single with the track "Long Distance Runaround" in January 1972. It peaked at No. 13 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and number 10 on the Cash Box Top 100.[3]
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Written by singer Jon Anderson and guitarist Steve Howe during The Yes Album Tour, the lyrics are obscure, and have been the subject of much debate on music discussion sites. The most commonly accepted interpretation is that the lyrics are about the personal life of Jon Anderson and his hoped-for return home after the tour ends.[citation needed]
The song begins with an acoustic guitar solo in E minor from Steve Howe. This lasts for about 40 seconds. Thereafter, Chris Squire's bass enters along with Bill Bruford's drums. Howe continues his guitar part in octaves, leading up to Anderson's entrance and the first verse. The first two verses continue in this manner. The bridge ("In and around the lake...") starts after the second verse. Anderson and Howe continue their parts. The keyboard enters thereafter before Squire and Bruford. A vocal harmony from Anderson, Howe, and Squire tops off the bridge.
The third verse starts with the first theme and the bridge is repeated with the second. After the second bridge a third theme begins. The vocal harmony established in the bridge continues. The acoustic guitar intro repeats, but with the addition of an intricate keyboard part. Thereafter, an organ solo from Wakeman accompanied by the electric guitar occurs. The theme is the same as the bridge. The song ends with a repetition of the first verse and bridge. The outro goes back to the key of E major with another acoustic guitar solo from Howe in similar fashion to the original intro.
An edited version was released as a single in 1972, with the track "Long Distance Runaround" on the B-side. It peaked at No. 13 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 singles chart and reached No. 23 on the Dutch Top 40.[4] Billboard ranked it as the No. 91 song for 1972.[5] The full-length, album version was used a B-side in 1973 and a live version was released as a bonus single in copies of Classic Yes in 1981.
"Roundabout" has become one of the best-known Yes songs; it has been performed at nearly every concert since November 1971 and is their most played song live.[6] It was used as the theme music for BBC concert programme Sounds for Saturday.[7] "Roundabout" was used in the 1999 film Outside Providence. In 2003, on the DVD commentary of School of Rock, actor Jack Black states that Wakeman's solo is his personal favourite keyboard solo. "Roundabout" is a playable track in the music game Rock Band 3, but has an extra harmonic at the beginning of the song. The song is referenced in the Season 4 episode of The Venture Bros. "Perchance to Dean", in which a similar melody is played like the ending to the actual track. In 2012, "Roundabout" was used as the ending theme song for the first season of the anime adaptation of the 1986 manga JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.[8] According to the director, "Roundabout" was one of many songs JoJo author Hirohiko Araki listened to when he first wrote the story.[9] "Roundabout" was featured on the re-released version of Grand Theft Auto V's Los Santos Rock Radio track list.
- Jon Anderson – lead vocals
- Steve Howe – electric and acoustic guitars, vocals
- Chris Squire – bass guitar, electric guitar (for basslines), vocals
- Rick Wakeman – Hammond organ, Minimoog, grand piano, Mellotron
- Bill Bruford – drums, percussion
Chart performance[edit]
Weekly charts[edit]
Year-end charts[edit]
- ^ "Yes Discography". Retrieved 20 December 2009.
- ^ Kevin Holm-Hudson (18 October 2013). Progressive Rock Reconsidered. Routledge. p. 30. ISBN 978-1-135-71022-4.
- ^ http://22.214.171.124/archives/70s_files/19720422.html
- ^ "Nederlandse Top 40 - Week 10, 1972" (in Dutch). Retrieved 20 December 2009.
- ^ Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 1972
- ^ http://www.setlist.fm/stats/yes-63d6bef7.html |
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRa6l1x-Q6E
- ^ "UK Band Yes, Singer Tommy Perform Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Themes". Anime News Network. 2012-09-14. Retrieved 2012-09-26.
- ^ "「ジョジョの奇妙な冒険」津田尚克ディレクターインタビュー (後編) 「ジョジョ!」と叫びたいが、オープニングの要望 | アニメ!アニメ!". Animeanime.jp. 2013-05-14. Retrieved 2014-03-21.
- ^ http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordings/rpm/Pages/image.aspx?Image=nlc008388.7700&URLjpg=http%3a%2f%2fwww.collectionscanada.gc.ca%2fobj%2f028020%2ff4%2fnlc008388.7700.gif&Ecopy=nlc008388.7700
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Screening medical patients for excessive alcohol drinking is important because minimal intervention by physicians is effective in reducing excessive consumption. Screening tests, such as biologic markers of alcohol consumption, should therefore be investigated to assess their validity to detect alcohol drinking.
Levels of carbohydrate-deficient transferrin (CDT), γ-glutamyltransferase (GGT), and mean corpuscular volume (MCV) were determined in 1202 consecutive patients (20 to 75 years old) seen at the medical emergency ward (n=552) and the primary care center (n=650) of a city and teaching hospital. Each eligible patient was administered a CAGE questionnaire (an acronym for questions regarding cutting down on drinking, annoyance at others' concern about drinking, feeling guilty about drinking, and using alcohol as an eye-opener in the morning), and for each CAGE-positive patient (score ≥1) as well as for a random sex-matched sample of CAGE-negative patients, standardized data about the recent level of alcohol drinking, morbidities, drug therapy, and smoking were recorded. The operating characteristics of CDT, GGT, and MCV were determined according to alcohol consumption and the CAGE test. Sensitivities, specificities, and receiver operating characteristic curves were computed to compare the tests at different cutoff values.
Levels of CDT were elevated in 21% of men and 7% of women. According to recent alcohol consumption in men (>60 g/d), the respective sensitivity and specificity of the tests were 0.58 and 0.82 for CDT, 0.69 and 0.65 for GGT, and 0.27 and 0.91 for MCV. Overall, receiver operating characteristic curves demonstrated similar performance of the three tests for screening of excessive alcohol drinking or alcohol abuse. However, in young men (<40 years of age) and in smokers, CDT was superior to GGT or MCV.
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Verlander's Nearly Perfect Inning
Justin Verlander was far from perfect Monday. But in between the four runs he allowed in Game 3 of the American League Division Series, the Detroit Tigers ace had one of the most dominant single innings in recent postseason history.
It took Verlander only 10 pitches to strike out the side in the fifth inning against the Yankees. He struck out Jorge Posada on three pitches, Russell Martin on three pitches and Brett Gardner on four. His lone blemish was his second pitch to Gardner, a changeup that missed low and away for a ball.
According to Stats LLC, Verlander became only the fifth pitcher since 1988 to strike out the side in 10 or fewer pitches in a postseason game. (Pitch-by-pitch data before 1988 was not available.)
Former Diamondbacks pitcher Tony Pena (2007), former Twins pitcher Juan Rincon (2006) and Roger Clemens, when he was with the Red Sox in 1988, each struck out the side in 10 pitches. But among those three, only Pena and Rincon did so while facing the minimum three batters. (Clemens faced four.)
Former Mets ace Dwight Gooden topped them all, striking out the side in nine pitches during the sixth inning of Game 1 of the 1988 National League Championship Series against the Dodgers.


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Who's Child starts basic training September 5th? Just checking to see and get to know other people who are in the same ship as me with dealing with it!
Hello Hunters Mom, this is Faith94. Have you recieved a call yet from your son? I haven't heard anything and I'm lil concern!
Thank you and May God Bless You and your Family!
Hello Hunters Mom, this is Faith94. Thank you for responding, i have printed the VEHICLE GATE PASS TRCRUIT GRADUATION CEREMONY. WITHOUT THIS PASS WE WON'T BE ABLE TO BE ADMITTED TO RECRUIT TRAINING COMMAND.
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Sorry I do not go on this website much. Im probably a little late on "tips" for corpsman. At first Michael didnt think he could do it. He had someone pass away the second day he was on the floor. I felt so bad for him. Just tell your son to hang in there it get easier as time goes on.
My son just started FMTB @ Camp Pendleton, I missed his call last night by 2 minutes. He said he hates it but know that it will get better as time goes on. I guess they "muster" all the time.
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Hi Hunters mom, I know the feeling when they leave for boot camp, it is hard to let them go, my son joined the navy at 21, he was married and could not find a good paying job. He has been in now for 11 years, he is a LPO fireman, he has been gone for 8month deployment, and we hope to see him soon, I have not seen him in 2 years. Once your son is put on a ship, they have their own navy mom for that specific ship. I know it is hard to say goodby, but I know he is making a good choice going into the Navy. I will pray for you both. You won't believe how much they grow in the Navy.
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Obama tries again on fiscal cliff
President Obama is still trying to negotiate an arrangement with Congress to head off or to postpone tax increases on working people and the massive cuts scheduled to begin after Jan. 1.
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"Anyone who wants to cut Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid benefits to finance tax giveaways for the rich must have a heart two sizes too small."
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With less than two weeks until the Bush tax cuts die and harsh automatic cuts to the human safety net kick in, the GOP insists Democrats agree to cuts in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
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Members of the Progressive Caucus in Congress are calling on colleagues to oppose what they say is nothing more than a dangerous back-door attempt to cut Social Security.
Missourians say "No cuts to Medicare, Social Security"
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Pastorale for Woodwind Quintet, Op.151 (Beach, Amy Marcy)
Since this work was first published after 1922 with the prescribed copyright notice, it is unlikely that this work is public domain in the USA. However, it is in the public domain in Canada (where IMSLP is hosted), the EU, and in those countries where the copyright term is life+70 years or less.
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New York: The Composers Press, 1942. Plate C.P. 125.
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9. Soo Hwan Hong KO 3 Hector Carrasquilla – November 26, 1977, Panama City, Panama
This fight boasted several historical angles. First, it was the WBA's debut fight in the weight class. Second, the hometown hero Carrasquilla was attempting to become the second-youngest champion ever crowned, for at 17 years 186 days he was just six days older than Wilfred Benitez when he dethroned the legendary Antonio Cervantes 20 months earlier. Finally, with a 11-0 (11) record he was trying to take one of the shortest routes to a title up to that time.
The 27-year-old Hong was already a grizzled veteran of 46 fights (39-4-3, 12) and was attempting to add a second divisional belt to his brief tenure as WBA bantamweight king. The bad news for Hong was that his 118-pound reign ended against another explosive hotshot in Alfonzo Zamora, who stopped Hong in four to raise his record to 21-0 (21).
Hong and Carrasquilla won the right to compete for this belt after winning WBA tournament semi-final bouts against Futaro Tanaka (W 12) and Jesus Esparragoza (KO 3) respectively.
Following a feeling-out first round that saw Hong gain an edge over the surprisingly composed youngster, the pyrotechnics began. A powerful triple hook sent Hong sprawling for a two-count and another hook produced a second knockdown moments later. Rights to the body and jaw decked Hong a third time but the fight wasn't stopped because the three-knockdown rule wasn't in effect. Hong bravely tried to fire back but his weakened legs betrayed him after fielding a right-left to the chin. Up at six, Hong did his best to fend off the rampaging Panamanian, who for all the world appeared to be a sure winner. Another wicked combination ended Hong's round in hell and it looked like his end was near.
The end was near all right – for the other guy.
The 60-second rest did Hong a world of good as he improbably charged out of the corner and took the fight to Carrasquilla. A hook to the body and a right to the temple stunned the youngster just enough that Hong went for the kill. A cracking hook to the point of the chin snapped Carrasquilla's head straight back and a final hook to the jaw nailed the teen-ager as he crumbled to the canvas near the ropes. Hong hovered near his motionless opponent but quickly backed away just before referee Jay Edson waved off the fight, completing one of the most incredible turnarounds in championship annals, regardless of division.


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Theater Review: Vampires are fun for adults, tooBy Jim Lowe
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Tim Jennings and Leanne Ponder regale a Montpelier audience with their macabre tales.Storytelling is for kids. But it can also be fascinating, as well as richly rewarding for adults if its done by master storytellers and musicians Tim Jennings and Leanne Ponder.
The Vampire Princess and Other Eerie Folktales, Jennings and Ponders latest show, opened Thursday at City Hall Arts Centers, with its mostly adult audience asking for more. The 90-minute show combining traditional but macabre stories and folk music, part of Lost Nation Theaters Winterfest 2013, which ran through Sunday.
This new show features the premiere of their The Vampire Princess, a juicier version of The Sleeping Beauty.
In this riveting, macabre and often very funny tale, the king is terribly worried about his beautiful young daughter who sleeps all day.
It turns out that shes a vampire but thats only the beginning.
Thursdays performance seemed to keep the audience on the edge of its collective seat, thanks to some theatrically very skilled delivery.
In this well-choreographed performance, Jennings and Ponder each took on different characters, alternating the narrative. Their intimate ensemble work and canny sense of timing resulted in rich entertainment. (They will be recording this for a new CD of eerie tales.)
Interspersed between this and other tales were musical interludes some involving audience participation of traditional songs of varying origins.
Jennings is an unusually adept and nuanced concertina player, and is matched by Ponder on Celtic harp in these well-arranged folk songs that mix simple but beautiful music with the ancient tales.
These days, folks forget that Grimms Fairy Tales, collected and retold by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm in their 1812 anthology, were anything but sweet. More importantly, they were not original to the Grimm brothers.
Like all traditional storytellers they were passing on ancient tales retold for countless different generations. The difference was that the Grimms wrote them down.
Jennings and Ponder, central Vermonters who have been touring and regaling audiences for more than a quartet century, are following in this tradition.
They find old tales, either in books or by hearing them, make them their own and turn them into theater.
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Jadeveon Clowney returned to practice Wednesday afternoon.
Whether or not that means he returns to action against Arkansas on Saturday has yet to be determined. One person convinced the South Carolina All-American defensive end will do everything possible to return is Gamecocks defensive line coach Deke Adams.
In his first year as USC's line coach, Adams has gotten to know his star player well. While admitting Clowney has made some handled some situations differently this season, he is pleased with the direction he has taken.
That includes Clowney's action prior to the Kentucky game when he opted to sit the game out due to strained muscles near rib cage.
"Jadeveon has owned up to some things that he obviously could have done better and we've owned up to some things we could have done better," said Adams. "It's all about the way you handle things. I've never questioned one bit his desire to play the game or whether he was quitting on his team. That was never a question. We knew he was hurting."
The Gamecocks can use Clowney against the Razorbacks, who specialize in running the football.
Despite inuendos from national media that Clowney is holding back both in preparation for games and during the contests, Adams says that is not the case. He has been pleased with his work ethic.
"He's a competitor and he wants to play," Adams said of Clowney. "He wants to do things right. He's a competitor and I've known that from the day I met him. I've seen it from the very beginning. You get one thing that might be looked at one way and people just blow it out of proportion.
We all knew what type of person he was from day one. He's a competitor. He loves to play the game and we'd love to get him back as soon as he gets healthy."
"I've always been about the team," said Clowney. "Regardless of what people say I've always been about the team my whole life. I dedicate myself to this team and this university and that's what I chose to come here. I'm just going to keep doing what I have to do to get better and come back out there and play."
Adams understands the defensive line is better with Clowney, but wants to make sure he is ready to play when he returns.
"We want him back and we'd love to have him back," said Adams. "We all know what type of player he is and the things he brings to the team. But at the same time, I don't want him to play injured. That's just part of the game. If he's hurting and can't play, we have to get the next guy ready. But we want him back and he knows that. That's never been a question."
Clowney has the backing of his teammates who have never doubted the validity of his status.
"He was hurt and he couldn't play," said USC wide receiver Bruce Ellington. "We're all behind him and can't wait for him to get back, but we want it to be when he is ready."
Adams also believes, to some extent, what happened with Clowney was almost inevitable.
"I think it was," Adams said when asked if the incident was blown out of proportion. "But it's the way it was handled by both parties. So, to a certain degree, I understand it. But I also know he will never quit on his teammates. That's never been a question. He has always been himself. He has never been somebody to try to get everybody to like him. That's the part I love about him. He goes about things the right away."
"He knows his teammates are behind him and this program is behind him. We're expecting him back as soon as he can and to pick up where he left off."


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Developed by some folks from the University of Tokyo (yes, Japan), Super PI is a small utility that does just as the name implies. It figures PI to a set number of decimal places. Since PI is an infinite number to the right of the decimal point, the utility measures the time it takes to figure a set number of places. It runs the calculations a set number of times and gives a time for the completion of the task. This is a simple and effective way to measure the raw number crunching power of the processor being used to compile the results.
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LeAnn Rimes hosted the finals competition and sang two songs from her latest album, Family, during the show. Nash Street, which performed two original tunes, was judged the winner over the other four regional finalists—Carrie Joy, Eldon Johnson, Christy Suggett and Trevor Panczak—and took home the $100,000 grand prize. The show was taped before a live audience at the Ryman and will be telecast at a later date.
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U local user mcurless tallies 99 percent of vote
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There was little doubt at the polls this week as mcurless cruised to victory in the Lincoln College of Technology High School Photo Challenge for March 1.
Voting ended at 11:59 p.m. Thursday, with u local user mcurless tallying 99 percent of the vote.
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From buffalo to bottom quarks, Fermilab is connected with frontier exploration and discovery. Fermilab has stood at the frontier of physics for 40 years and is home to trail-blazing scientific breakthroughs, including the discoveries of the top and bottom quarks. This lecture reveals how and why Fermilab came to Illinois and discusses the founders of Fermilab: a maverick cowboy physicist and two Nobel Prize winners. Rooted in the Manhattan Project, the Lab's history spans the Cold War years as it became the most powerful high energy accelerator in the world. Exemplifying science in harmony with nature, the talk will highlight Fermilabs attention to art and architecture and consideration for the lived environment through green space, prairie restoration, and even a herd of buffalo, while showing the way to the frontiers of particle physics.
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Many hunters spend a weekend or two each fall cutting willow and oak branches to brush their duck blinds. One weekend last spring, I dug up the rhizomes (roots) of cattails and young willow saplings and planted them in the mud around my blind. They grew well over the summer and made my blind much less conspicuous this season. In the future, a little pruning will be all that is needed to prepare my blind for the hunting season.
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Geese are easy to age. Simply look at their tail feathers. Juvenile geese have a V notch at the tip of their tail feathers. Adult geese, however, have a rounded or pointed tip on their tail feathers.
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The philosophy behind the movement of decoys is to make the decoy seem alive and draw the ducks' attention. Most of the new motion decoys, however, are expensive and can be a hassle to operate in some hunting areas. An inexpensive solution is to tie some of your decoy anchor lines around the center of the keel, using a cleat hitch. This makes the decoys much more responsive to wind and current than when the lines are tied to either end of the keel.
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How does your duck calling sound? If you are a beginning duck hunter or a seasoned veteran, you can improve your calling by listening to yourself. This can be accomplished by recording yourself with a tape recorder. Listen for weaknesses in your repertoire, then practice to improve them.
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A great way to put a realistic camo paint job on your duck boat or other equipment is to use pieces of tree branches with leaves as stencils for spray paint. Hold the natural stencil material near the boat and make a pass with the spray can, creating a faint, shadowy outline. Try to make shadowy images rather than hard, crisp impressions. Move around the boat, making spray patterns at different angles and with different colors. The end result will be a highly realistic camouflage that is much more aesthetic than most paint jobs you see at the local boat landing.
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The driver of a sports utility vehicle died Wednesday after her vehicle collided with a Kenworth 18-wheeler tractor trailer, Frisco police said.
Frisco police and fire units were dispatched at 1:23 p.m. to the wreck at the intersection of State Highway 121 and Coit Road. The cause of the crash is still being investigated.
The tractor trailer's load of gravel spilled during the crash. The intersection will remain closed through the evening.
The driver was identified as 58-year-old Yinjie Feng of Plano. The driver of the 18-wheeler was transported to Medical Center of Plano with non-life-threatening injuries.