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Five away goals ensured fourth place Feyenoord stay four points off the pace as they won a fifth successive league match by beating Utrecht 5-2.
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WILLIAMSTOWN - While officials with the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport have yet to decide what qualities they are looking for in a new airport manager, inquiries already have started to come in.
"Several local people have expressed interest and I have received information from people from other areas on the position," said Wood County Airport Authority president Bill Richardson.
Last month, airport manager Terry Moore, a retired Marine lieutenant colonel and helicopter pilot, announced plans to retire in the coming year.
While Moore said he hopes to leave in the next couple of years, he gave the Wood County Airport Authority a target date of April 1, 2013.
"I'm not in a hurry to leave, so if they need me to stay longer, I am willing and able to," he said. "The board doesn't have to find my replacement tomorrow."
Moore has been the airport's manager since Jan. 1, 2007, after he shadowed former manager Carolyn Strock for several months after being hired in the fall of 2006.
Richardson said that along with inquiries from local residents about the position, he and Moore have also received requests for information from people in Florida, Iowa and a resume from Rome, N.Y.
"Since the position has not been announced, yet, I'm surprised we are getting so much feedback," Moore said.
Richardson asked fellow board members John Pfalzgraf, Jeff McDougle and Wayne Dunn about meeting to discuss what qualities the board would like in a new manager.
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McDougle requested to be left out of the discussions because he has expressed interest in the position.
"Defining the position is going to be the hardest part for the board," Moore said. "It is more of what they want from the person in the position."
It is unknown when the board as a whole will meet or when the position will be officially announced.
"We don't really want to discourage people from putting themselves in the hat, but we also don't want to be swamped with applications," Richardson said.


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For Oceanside's Wood, love of game only grows
Longtime North County golf instructor reflects on career, round with President Ford and passion for flowers
Oceanside In his yard just off the 16th fairway at El Camino Country Club, Fred Wood keeps a manicured carpet of Bermuda grass.
It's not primarily for putting, though he has been known to roll a few from time to time. It's there mainly to satisfy his green thumb.
That's right, the five-time PGA San Diego Chapter Senior Player of the Year might have been in the botanical business if it weren't for his introduction to golf. Thankfully, the 63-year-old who was born on Valentine's Day chose growing the game — not perennials — as his main vocation.
U-T San Diego recently caught up with the longtime head pro at Oceanside Golf Course and one of North County's great golf ambassadors to discuss his storied career, his memorable round looping for Jack Nicklaus and President Gerald Ford, his distinctive putting style and, of course, flowers.
Q: You were born and raised in San Diego. When did you start playing golf?
A: I didn't start playing until I was 12. I played baseball mostly, but I started playing the nine-hole course at Balboa Park and absolutely loved it. I loved that it was an individual sport. I didn't have to worry about the catcher catching my fastball. Whatever you do, it's all on you. And you can play any time of the day.
Q: What was your first golf job?
A: I worked for Harry McCarthy at Balboa. I worked the range and in the shop. Then I worked as a starter for the city of San Diego. I was in my early 20s. I was at Balboa and then went over to Torrey Pines. Man, if I was still doing that, I would have been retired by now making mint money off my pension.
Q: There's a picture in the pro shop of you, Jack Nicklaus and President Gerald Ford. What's the story behind that?
A: I used to work for Dick Mayer at Meadow Lake in Escondido — it was called Hidden Meadows back then. He won the U.S. Open in 1957 and used to room with Ben Hogan on the road. He was a marquee player and he taught me a lot. Anyway, he and I got to play Bear Creek (in Murrieta) before it opened. So when it opened, I got a call asking me if I'd caddie for Nicklaus. I thought it was a joke. But Nicklaus (who designed the course) wanted a caddie who had played the course.
Q: When was this?
A: It was in May 1986, a month after he won his sixth Masters. It was 18 founding members and Nicklaus and Ford, and I caddied for Nicklaus and Ford. I rode on the back of the cart. Before we started, the Secret Service had me take my clothes off in the locker room so they could check me out. Strip search.
Q: What kind of golfer was Ford?
A: Hack. Nicklaus told me when we started, "You help him."
Q: What was it like getting to spend the day with a president and a golf legend?
A: I told Nicklaus, "I can't believe I'm standing here, telling you about a golf course that you built, giving you yardages and reads." I was so nervous. I remember on 18, he hit his drive into the sand trap and he asked for a club. It was like 185 over water, so I gave him a 4 iron. He said, "Give me a 6 iron." When I gave it to him, he said, "What, don't you think I can do it?" He hits it to about 5 feet behind the hole. When we get up to the green, he said, "You had enough club for me that would have me in that trap behind the green." So I jokingly said, "It would have been a helluva better birdie from that back bunker than from 5 feet."
Q: You came to Oceanside Golf Course in 1988 and have been here ever since, nearly 25 years.
A: I never knew I would be lucky enough to get to do what I do. I get to socialize with the senior and junior players, set up tournaments for them. They think I'm a hero, but all I'm doing is organizing the playground. You come here, you're going to feel welcome. I love the people. You get every walk of life here.
Q: What keeps you here?
A: It's home. I get to wear a bunch of hats. I've flipped burgers here. I once had the opportunity to move to Hawaii for a good job. My wife, Jeanne, and I went over there and checked it out. But our family is here. And I've got passion for this place. I love what I do and I'm glad I'm doing it here. I wouldn't change it. I'm the lucky one.
Q: As a teacher, what are some of the things you impart to your students?
A: You are going to hit more bad shots than good ones. It's going to happen. So suck it up. You're not the first one who is going to choke some shots. And you're not the first who is going to get psyched out. Yes, golf can be frustrating, but only if you let it become that way.
Q: You're right-handed, but many years ago you started putting left-handed. Why?
A: My son said he couldn't watch me putt anymore. I was shooting 78, 76 with 40 putts a round. I tried the belly putter, the long putter, everything. But when I switched, the yips were gone and I started draining everything. A golf psychologist had heard about it and called me up and told me that I was using the other side of my brain and that I wore the other side out. I really believe that's true because I see so clearly now. I have no doubt anymore. It's been incredible.
Q: What would you be doing if you weren't teaching golf?
A: I'd probably own a nursery. I absolutely love flowers. I've got gardenias, apricot trees, palm trees, vegetables, everything. The only thing I don't like about that business is when you buy flowers, they're dead. When you get flowers from me, you're going to get a pot with something you can grow. And only you can kill it (laughs). It's my second hobby. My first hobby is golf.
Q: So what's next for a guy who has spent almost his entire life in golf?
A: To be continued. Why stop what you really love to do? "Geez, honey, when are you going to retire?" Uh, I haven't started work yet. I don't know if I'm ever going to retire. I may cut back, but only for one reason: to play more golf.
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ISO controls how sensitive your camera is to light. So when you're outdoors and there are lots of light that ISO setting can be low. It can be around 100, no problem at all. Once you move into lower light, such as moving indoors or the ambient light is less, then you are going to want to raise that ISO up a little bit more to make your camera more sensitive to that lower light. Now when you're indoors, there are a couple different ways that you can deal with that low light. You could raise the ISO up, as we are talking, or you could turn on the flash and take flash shots, and that's what most people normally do.
The problem with flash all of the time is that light is harsh. You know what that shot looks like. Very bright on the subject, very dark on the background. The other problem is that it can reflect in mirrors and glass and that's unwanted aspect of the shot. So sometimes it would be nice to turn off that flash and just go with the existing light and that's where ISO becomes really important. Now newer cameras shoot better at higher ISO than older cameras.
So how do you know what is the best way for you to go? For instance, if you have an older camera and you're not quite sure how high you can go with the ISO, what I recommend you do is test it. Set it up in a shot like this, make sure you turn off the flash, set it at 100, take a shot, and go all the way through your ISO settings, maybe all the way up to 3200 even if you have it. Then look at those shots on the computer afterwards. Now what you're balancing there is sensitivity to low light with image quality.
So when you get that ISO up way high, up around 1600, you are going to have something that we call image noise or grain. The higher you go on ISO, the more you're going to compromise that image quality, yet you have the ability to shoot in low light. So you can see this trade-off. So what you have to do when you're looking at those shots is find what is the sweet spot for you, where are you happy between the balance of image quality and sensitivity to ambient light. Once you know that, remember it.
Now that we have talked about how set up your camera, let's actually take some pictures. So the flash is off and the next thing I am going to do is set it to ISO 400, and we are picking 400 because it's a nice high ISO that most cameras can do. There we go. We are set on 400 right there. Now the thing is when you're working at a higher ISO and low light, you are still going to have a fairly slow shutter speed. So the thing that you want to keep in mind is that you want the hold the camera very steady during the shot.
Brace yourself if you can, squeeze that shutter, and then take the picture. By doing so, you are going to help eliminate something that we call camera shake, which is actually moving the camera during the exposure, and that will give you blurry shots. And of course, then you have defeated the whole purpose of doing this technique in the first place. Now another way to get around camera shake is to actually put the camera on some sort of stable surface. It can be a tripod if you happen to have one with you or it can be just a tabletop or anything like that.
What we are going to do for this trick is that we are actually going to turn on the self timer. Now the reason why I am going to turn on the self timer is because we want to eliminate camera shake. You notice here, if I just move the camera a little bit, see how we get that motion. That's going to cause camera blur. If I turn on the self timer and step back, it will give the camera a chance to settle down when it makes the exposure. Now usually the Self Timer button is right here on the back. I am just going to turn it on right here, and I am going to hit OK.
Now we know we are in Self Timer Mode because we can see the icon here, and what's going to happen now is that when I press the shutter there is actually going to be a delay, in our case five seconds, before the picture is taken. That gives the camera a chance to settle down here. So we are going to go head and do that right now. So you notice how things were much more stable when the shot was taken. Now this isn't always practical. There are going to be times when you just can't find a surface to set the camera on or you don't have a tripod with you, but you do want to remember this technique.
The nice thing about it is that if you can't steady the camera and use self timer, you can even lower that ISO back down to 100 or so, because the camera is so stable. So generally speaking the ISO goes up more when your handholding right and you're trying to steady the camera and you want the camera as sensitive as possible. And when you have a stable surface such as a tripod you can lower the ISO back down as long as the camera stays stable, and then remember to use the self timer.
There are still a couple of things I want to cover. One of them is Auto ISO. I get this question a lot. Can I use Auto ISO instead of playing with all these settings? Well that depends on the range of Auto ISO that your camera uses. For example, if its going from 100 to 3200 and you've done your tests, and you are only comfortable up to 400, then I would say no, Auto ISO is not for you. However if your camera does Auto ISO up to an area, up to that setting that you're okay with through your testing, then it's not a bad way to go because you don't have to play with the ISO settings all the time.
Now the other thing I want to mention is that when you're done with all of this and you've done all this fancy shooting that we've been talking about, set everything back to its default mode. So set ISO back to whatever it is that you normally keep it at, ISO 100 for example. Turn the flash back to auto, because that's where your default setting is. And finally make sure that the self timer is off. That can be the most embarrassing one, because if you are shooting -- if you forget the self timer is on, you go to take a shot, nothing will happen.
You'd be figuring around with your camera. By the time you turn it around to look and see what's going on, it will take a picture of you and that's very embarrassing. So make sure that the self timer is off. Now I am going to take a take a few more shots here, and then what we are going to do is we are going to go to the computer and we're going to take a look at what we've done and review them, and then you'll see what I've been talking about with these different settings, and I think they will come to life even more. So let's go take a look.


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Description: New Delhi, March 28 (ANI): Guys do you know that actor Imran khan has really good cutlery skills as well. Buzz has it that recently the actor invited the cast and crew of Mere Brother Ki Dulhan and Short Term Shaadi for a dinner party at his place and personally cooked for them. The actor has been busy in two hectic schedules for both these films. He's hardly got any days off with the shoots happening round the clock. But when he did get a day off, Imran called the cast and crew of the two films and organised a dinner party.
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Augustineum schoolgirl raped, murdered
The dream of a 17-year-old schoolgirl to educate herself and help her family out of poverty, was tragically cut short over the weekend, when her dead body was found in a trench in the Goreangab mountains.
It is suspected that Rina !Nau/gawases, who was a Grade 10 pupil at Augustineum Secondary School, was raped and murdered. She was a resident of Goreangab informal settlement, where she lived with her sister. Her dead body was found about a kilometre away from home yesterday morning.
She was last seen alive on Friday night.
Unconfirmed police reports said the schoolgirl had been hit with a rock to the side of her face. It was unclear whether this had caused her death.
Early yesterday, a man went around the location asking people if they had a missing relative, because the body of a girl had been discovered in the mountains.
This is how Rina's family found out about her death.
Rina, who was wearing her school skirt and a casual top on Friday night, was found yesterday with her skirt pushed up to her bust and with no underwear on. Her underwear and shoes were placed next to her lifeless corpse.
Her sister, 27-year-old Sandra !Nau/gawases, said the schoolgirl was the hope of the family, as she was determined to finish her education and "become someone in lifeâ€.
"It is very painful. She was the hope of the house. She was schooling and wanted to finish school and start to work and look after the family,†she said.
Rina was the youngest of five children and the only one who showed promise at school, her sister said..
The family said they hope the police arrest the perpetrator.
On Friday evening after 20:00 Rina visited her best friend, 16-year-old Fiona Apollus, who resides in the same location and the two planned to spend the night together. Apollus said Rina left shortly after arriving at her home and told her that she would return, but never did.
"She sent me a text on my cellphone that she is going somewhere quickly and I must cover for her, when her aunt asks about her. I got the SMS late and replied that she must at least tell me where she is going, so that I can know how to cover for her. From there it was just silence,†said Apollus.
Apollus said she was shocked traumatised when she saw the lifeless body of her best friend yesterday morning.
Apollus said Rina was an extrovert, but paid a lot of attention to her schoolwork. "She encouraged me to study,†said Apollus, who said the two did everything together.
Several attempts by Namibian Sun to get official police comment about the incident proved fruitless yesterday.


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Why Segregation Survives 60 Years After Brown v. Board of Education
Think Tank is Capital Journal's home for outside analysis from policy and political thinkers.
Saturday marks the 60th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, the milestone leading, slowly but surely, to the end of legal racism in American schooling. So how are we doing?
It is important to distinguish between segregation resulting from explicitly racist policy and segregation that reflects underlying economic, social and geographical divides. It is certainly true that since Brown, the legal architecture of American racism has been dismantled.
This has led some conservative commentators, including Stephan Thernstrom and Abigail Thernstrom, writing in the Wall Street Journal this week, to be relaxed about the fact that even today, more than three in four children of color are in schools with a minority of white children.
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But segregation has survived the ending of legal discrimination. Students are still predominantly assigned to schools in a particular area, so schools look like the neighborhoods they serve. Residential segregation by race remains very high in the United States, and as NYU's Patrick Sharkey shows, segregation by income is rising.
Zoning laws help to protect the borders of affluent school catchments and the value of the real estate within them. Today, the problem of race discrimination is more complex than in the bad old pre-Brown days. The interaction of income inequality, neighborhood segregation and school quality creates a less tangible barrier to racial equality than the law, but it still must be tackled with equal urgency.
Richard V. Reeves is policy director at the Brookings Institution's Center on Children and Families.
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Economists React: Something for Everyone in Jobs Report
Economists and others weigh in on the May payroll gain of 175,000 jobs and other details of the employment report.
Adding it all up, today's report has a little something for everyone. If the last week or two of soggy data generated renewed spring swoon fears, today's report should help to mollify those concerns. On the other hand, the figures do little to suggest the economy is shifting into higher gear. Basically it's more of the same. –Michael Feroli, J.P. Morgan Chase
A better-than-expected jobs report suggests that the private sector is (still) not spooked by the sequester –Nariman Behravesh, IHS
We think this leaves the Fed on track to taper QE3 later this year. May's gain was better than April's 149,000 rise and takes jobs growth a bit closer to the monthly average of 200,000 seen in the previous six months. –Paul Dales, Capital Economics
With sluggish data and uncomfortably low core inflation, the Fed is not gearing up to taper QE… Stronger growth at the turn of the year will prompt the Fed to begin tapering next spring, once it is clear the economy is on a stronger footing. –Michelle Meyer, Bank of America
Job growth was again narrowly concentrated, with the restaurant sector, retail trade and temporary employment accounting for more than half of the job growth in May. These are all low-paying sectors. It is worth noting that the job growth reported in these sectors is more an indication of the weakness of the labor market than the type of jobs being generated by the economy. The economy always creates bad jobs, but in a strong labor market workers don't take them. –Dean Baker, Center for Economic and Policy Research
Manufacturing employment fell by 8,000 workers in May according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With the latest revisions to the data, this was the third consecutive month of declining employment in the sector, a sign of just how weak activity has become in recent months… To the extent that the industry is growing, it has been modest at best, dampening the enthusiasm for job growth. –Chad Moutray, National Association of Manufacturers
This payrolls report offers a very encouraging take on US labor market momentum and economic activity more generally, and in contrast to the very weak tone in the recent flow of economic reports, it suggests that the economy is continuing to build positive momentum. However, we expect this report to do little in terms of the Fed's thinking on the eventual tapering of QE. –Millan L. Mulraine, TD Securities


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By Dave Carty
Greg Bell enjoys reciting the virtues of golden retrievers to nonbelievers.
"I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have found that duck without my dog," Bell says, describing a bird he wing-tipped last year in Missouri.
"I'm gonna say that retrieve was 300 yards, maybe a quarter mile out," he recalls. "I hit a mallard drake and it glided and glided. Casey marked it down all the way. Finally, she disappeared into some pretty heavy cover."
Casey had to negotiate deep and shallow water as well as several obstacles on dry land, but Bell never doubted she would make it. "I've had her a long time," he says, "and I was confident she'd get it. My son was there, and he was impressed."
His son—who owns a Lab—isn't the only one. Among the impressed are the men and women Bell competes against in trials and hunt tests, where Casey holds her own against Labs and other breeds. "They get after a duck," Bell says of goldens.
Time was, golden retrievers were given due respect as working gun dogs. But their pretty-boy good looks were also their biggest liability. It wasn't long before goldens were bred primarily for the bench or simply as pets. There is nothing wrong with either approach if you are not a hunter, but the hunting instinct in such pairings is rarely much of a consideration.
Today, those who want a golden puppy from hunting or field-trial stock have their work cut out for them. But the dogs are out there.
"You just have to look around for what you want," Bell says. "You can't just go to the newspaper and find a dog for hunting and competition. You just can't do that. That's true for all breeds, but with goldens in particular you have to find a reputable breeder. That's first. You can do that by self-knowledge—you may know a guy you've hunted with who has a great hunting female that he's breeding to a nice male—but barring that, you almost have to go by competitive titles: Amateur Field Champion (AFC), Field Champion (FC), Master Hunter (MH), Hunting Retriever Champion (HRCH), something that's recognized as a performance title." Bell also suggests looking on the Internet at Working Retriever Central, which includes links to several sites dedicated to goldens as well as listings of titled dogs.
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In 2008, several Mesa County District 51 teachers and staff faced the music after inappropriate behavior towards students.
In February, Central High School coach Matt Lindholm resigned after it became known that he was under investigation for sexual assault on one of his students. As a part of a plea deal, he pleaded guilty to attempted sex assault on a child by a person in a position of trust as part of a plea deal.
In June, former Grand Junction High athletic director Johnny Walker who allegedly got caught up in an internet sting by propositioning someone posing as an underage girl, changed his guilty plea. In July, he was allowed to work on a friends farm where he would be in contact with underage children.
In July Nefi Madrigal , a former Orchard Mesa Middle School employee plead guilty promotion of obscenity to a minor, claiming that "he didn't see another way out". As part of Madrigal's sentence he had to register as a sex offender, go through a treatment program and do community service. Because of the conviction, he faced deportation.
In October, Michael Morrow, a teachers aide freshly hired for Grand Mesa Middle School went to jail after Federal investigators claimed he had download over 13,000 images of child pornography.
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GREEN LANTERN Footage Rocked Fandom - But Why?
by Vaneta Rogers, Newsarama Contributor
Date: 07 April 2011 Time: 12:03 PM ET
4 Minutes of GREEN LANTERN MOVIE Footage
What a difference some footage makes.Last July, comic book fans were less than enthusiastic when they got their first look at the costume for Green Lantern. Even a later trailer featuring Ryan Reynolds in the lead role didn't change very many minds. But this weekend, the debut of footage from the film at Wonder Con has fans abuzz, and the four minutes released on the internet has turned even the worst fanboy naysayers into supporters of the movie.


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Welcome to the Birds of North America Online!
Welcome to BNA Online, the leading source of life history information for North American breeding birds. This free, courtesy preview is just the first of 14 articles that provide detailed life history information including Distribution, Migration, Habitat, Food Habits, Sounds, Behavior and Breeding. Written by acknowledged experts on each species, there is also a comprehensive bibliography of published research on the species.
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This cunning, inquisitive, vocal opportunist is one of the most widespread of North American birds. Everybody knows crows. You may have seen one pilfering the dog's food, tearing holes in your garbage bag, or emptying a temporarily neglected lunch bag. It is a mistake to underestimate a crow's ability. Most people have opinions about crows that run the gamut from outright hatred to bemused admiration.
Very similar in appearance to the Northwestern Crow (Corvus caurinus), this species is larger, has a higher-pitched voice, and is less social during the breeding season. The American Crow is also similar in appearance to the Fish Crow (Corvus ossifragus), which is smaller and has a distinct nasal voice. Where American Crow overlaps Northwestern Crow (e.g., Puget Sound, Washington) and Fish Crow (Atlantic seaboard and southeastern U.S.), identification is difficult, with voice the most reliable character.
American Crows are found in a wide variety of habitats, particularly in open landscapes, with scattered trees and small woodlots. Clearing of hardwood and coniferous forests, planting of trees around prairie homesteads and urban centers, and tilling of agricultural land has created additional habitat for the species, which is now more abundant than it was when the first European settlers arrived. Large-scale persecution during the nineteenth century and first half of the twentieth made crows shy of people. They learned quickly, however, that there is safety from guns in villages and cities and that food is abundant there.
Crows roost communally; often the same sites are used year after year. Outside of the breeding season, such roosts may contain thousands of local individuals, their numbers often augmented by migrants from northern regions. When these roosts are located in cities, they may become a nuisance requiring management.
Many people have contributed to what is known about this species. L. Kilham summarized his many publications, plus additional information, in book form (Kilham 1989). Studies of breeding biology show that in some populations crows breed cooperatively; parents are assisted by auxiliaries (primarily young of the previous year or years) in raising young (Kilham 1984 , 1989; Chamberlain-Auger et al. 1990 ; Caffrey 1992 , 1999 , 2000b ; McGowan 2001a). An omnivorous diet (Hering 1934 , Kalmbach 1939 , Platt 1956), with food mostly obtained on the ground, implies that almost everything edible is welcome. This includes the eggs and young of other species and certain agricultural crops. Many studies have dealt with ways of reducing economic losses caused by crows; see Johnson and Altman 1983 for a good summary.
Although much has been published about this crow, we still know relatively little about it—what individuals do and say, and why, over both the short (days) and long term (the lives of individuals, generations within populations). For example, why do some young become helpers and others not, even in the same population? Considering the near continent-wide distribution of the species, involving different habitats and climates, one might expect regional differences in social organization and breeding biology. Thus, statements in the account that follows may not necessarily pertain throughout the species' range. To answer many types of questions, one needs color-banded individuals, but crows are notoriously hard to capture, let alone recapture. One should keep in mind that several studies cited here (among others, Black 1941 ; Kilham 1984 , 1989) drew conclusions about social organization, breeding biology, and other topics based on unmarked birds.
Verbeek, N. A. and C. Caffrey. 2002. American Crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos), The Birds of North America Online (A. Poole, Ed.). Ithaca: Cornell Lab of Ornithology; Retrieved from the Birds of North America Online: http://bna.birds.cornell.edu/bna/species/647


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Jamison Rowe homered in the Pack's 10-5 victory at NMSU.
April 5, 2012
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The University of Nevada (16-12, 1-0 WAC) baseball team opened Western Athletic Conference play with a 10-5 victory at Presley Askew Field over New Mexico State (23-9, 0-1 WAC) on Thursday night. With the victory the Wolf Pack improved to 16-12 on the season while the Aggies had their 14-game win streak snapped and stand at 23-9.
Trailing 2-1 heading to the top of the third inning the Pack scored three times and never trailed again on the way to the victory. Catcher Carlos Escobar's double scored two of the runs and the Pack never trailed the rest of the way. NMSU closed within a run at 4-3 but Nevada scored in each of the last four innings to hold off the Aggies.
Right hander Bradey Shipley (5-2) won his fifth game of the season allowing three runs, two earned in six innings on the mound. Ryan Beck (3-2) suffered the loss giving up six runs, five earned in his six innings of work.
Brooks Klein (2-for-3,R,RBI), Kewby Meyer (2-for-4,R,2RBI), Ryan Teel (2-for-4,R,RBI) and Garrett Yrigoyen (2-for-4,2R,) and Escobar (2-for-3,3RBI) each had two hits for the Pack as they totaled 13 in the game. Escobar drove in a game-high three. Jamison Rowe and Tommy Niebergall each hit solo homer runs. It was the first home run for Niebergall playing for the Pack.
Tanner Waite (2-for-3,R) and Kyle Phillips (2-for-4,RBI) had two hits each for the Aggies. Designated hitter Cody Edwards hit a solo home run to give NMSU a 2-1 lead after two innings.
Game two of the series is scheduled for 5:05 p.m. PT on Friday.
2012 Nevada Baseball
Nevada at New Mexico State - Play-by-Play
Apr 05, 2012 at Las Cruces, N.M. (Presley Askew Field)
Score by Innings R H E
Nevada.................. 103 002 112 - 10 13 1
New Mexico State.... 111 000 110 - 5 8 1
Nevada 1st
Anderson, J. singled to center field (3-2 KBBBK). Anderson, J. advanced to
second on a passed ball. Rowe, J. struck out looking (2-2 BKBKK). Klein, B.
flied out to lf (1-1 BS). Meyer, Kewby singled through the right side, RBI (1-0
B); Anderson, J. scored, unearned. Byler, A. reached on a fielder's choice (1-1
KB); Meyer, Kewby out at second 2b to ss. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
New Mexico State 1st
Waite, T. singled to center field (2-2 BBKK). Karraker, B. struck out swinging
(2-2 BKKFBS); Waite, T. out at second c to 2b, caught stealing. Hipp, P.
doubled to right field (3-2 BBKSB). Voight, Z. doubled to center field, RBI
(2-1 KBB); Hipp, P. scored. Fisher, Z. hit by pitch (2-2 BSK). Fisher, Z.
advanced to second on a balk; Voight, Z. advanced to third on a balk. Phillips,
K. lined out to lf (2-1 BBK). 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
New Mexico State 2nd
Edwards, C. homered to left center, RBI (3-1 BBKB). Rust, T. grounded out to 1b
unassisted (3-2 BBBKS). Griffin, B. struck out swinging (2-2 BKBSS). Waite, T.
walked (3-1 BBBKB). Karraker, B. reached on a fielder's choice (1-1 KB); Waite,
T. out at second 3b to 2b. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Nevada 3rd
Klein, B. walked (3-0 BBBB). Meyer, Kewby singled to left center (1-1 KB);
Klein, B. advanced to third. Byler, A. struck out swinging (0-2 SKS). Teel,
Ryan singled up the middle, RBI (0-0); Meyer, Kewby advanced to second; Klein,
B. scored. Yrigoyen, G. popped up to 1b (0-1 K). Escobar, C. doubled to left
center, 2 RBI (3-1 BKBB); Teel, Ryan scored; Meyer, Kewby scored. Kohan, J.
flied out to rf (1-1 BS). 3 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
New Mexico State 3rd
Hipp, P. walked (3-1 BBBKB). Voight, Z. flied out to rf (1-1 BK). Fisher, Z.
flied out to lf down the lf line (1-1 BK). Phillips, K. singled through the
left side (1-2 KBSF); Hipp, P. advanced to third. Phillips, K. advanced to
second on a passed ball; Hipp, P. scored on a passed ball, unearned. Edwards,
C. struck out swinging (2-2 BBKKS). 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Nevada 6th
Kohan, J. struck out looking (3-2 KBSBBK). Anderson, J. hit by pitch (3-1
BBBK). Rowe, J. walked (3-1 BBBKB); Anderson, J. advanced to second. Klein, B.
singled through the right side, RBI (0-1 K); Rowe, J. advanced to third;
Anderson, J. scored. Meyer, Kewby flied out to rf, SF, RBI (1-1 BF); Rowe, J.
scored. Byler, A. grounded out to 2b (1-1 FB). 2 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Nevada 7th
Mack, T. to p for Beck, R.. Teel, Ryan flied out to lf to left center (3-2
BBFKB). Yrigoyen, G. hit by pitch (1-0). Escobar, C. singled, advanced to
second on the throw (0-2 KS); Yrigoyen, G. advanced to third. Kohan, J. struck
out swinging (2-2 BFFBS). Ross, T. to p for Mack, T.. Escobar, C. advanced to
third on a wild pitch; Yrigoyen, G. scored on a wild pitch. Anderson, J. lined
out to 1b (2-1 BBS). 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
New Mexico State 7th
Gorden, Kody to p for Shipley, B.. Waite, T. walked (3-2 KKBBBB). Karraker, B.
popped up to ss to center field (0-2 KS). Hipp, P. walked (3-0 BBBB); Waite, T.
advanced to second. Voight, Z. reached on a fielder's choice (1-2 BKS); Hipp,
P. out at second 2b to ss; Waite, T. advanced to third. Fisher, Z. walked (3-1
BBBKB); Voight, Z. advanced to second. Blueberg, C. to p for Gorden, Kody.
Phillips, K. walked, RBI (3-2 KBSBBFB); Fisher, Z. advanced to second; Voight,
Z. advanced to third; Waite, T. scored. Edwards, C. grounded out to 2b (2-1
BSB). 1 run, 0 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Nevada 8th
Rowe, J. homered to left field, RBI (2-1 KBB). Klein, B. singled through the
right side (2-1 BKB). Meyer, Kewby reached on a fielder's choice, bunt (0-0);
Klein, B. out at second p to ss. Meyer, Kewby out at second p to 1b to ss,
picked off. Byler, A. lined out to 1b (2-1 FBB). 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 0
New Mexico State 8th
McClaren, J. to p for Blueberg, C.. Hunt, Kyle to ss for Byler, A.. Yrigoyen,
G. to 3b. Rust, T. walked (3-2 KBBFBB). Griffin, B. flied out to rf to right
center (1-2 BFF). Waite, T. singled through the right side (1-1 BK); Rust, T.
advanced to second. Karraker, B. reached on a throwing error by p (1-1 BF);
Waite, T. advanced to second; Rust, T. advanced to third. Karraker, B. advanced
to second on a wild pitch; Waite, T. advanced to third on a wild pitch; Rust,
T. scored on a wild pitch. Hipp, P. walked (3-1 BKBBB). Van Gaver, E to p for
McClaren, J.. Voight, Z. struck out swinging (2-2 BBKFS). Fisher, Z. struck out
swinging (2-2 BKKBS). 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 3 LOB.
Nevada 9th
Mott, E. to p for Ross, T.. Niebergall pinch hit for Teel, Ryan. Niebergall
homered to left field, RBI (1-0 B). Yrigoyen, G. tripled to right center (1-2
KBF). Escobar, C. flied out to lf to left center, SF, RBI (0-0); Yrigoyen, G.
scored. Kohan, J. flied out to rf (3-2 KBSBB). Kraft, R. to p for Mott, E..
Anderson, J. grounded out to 1b unassisted (1-2 BKS). 2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors,
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Thank you for those that participated in the first Members Day Shoot- 50 complimentary targets. There was a cash lewis available to the participants. Those that participated in the cash lewis can pick up their winnings at the counter on your next trip. Thank you again for your support!
High Gun- Bert Jackson- 44
Wendy Miller- 36
Bob Orr - 36
Dee Orr- 35
Wayne Smith- 31
George Hoffman- 26
John Nizer- 23