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Take a closer look at the rules
These antlerless pages summarize some of Utah's big game hunting laws and rules.
Under many of the headings on these pages, you'll see code references — such as Utah Code § 23-20-25 and Utah Administrative Rule R657-5-24 — that are linked to the detailed statute or rule that underpins the summary.
If you have questions about a particular subject, take a minute to click the links and read the rules.You are also welcome to call or visit the nearest Division office.
Field regulations in separate guidebook
All big game field regulations — for both antlered and antlerless animals — are in the 2011 Utah Big Game Field Regulations guidebook. Printed copies will be available from license agents and Division offices in early June.
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Poaching-reported reward permits
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It pays to report poachers in Utah.
If you provide information that leads to the successful prosecution of another person for the wanton destruction (poaching) of any big game species—on any once-in-a-lifetime or limited-entry hunt area in the state—you may receive a permit to hunt the same species on the same area where the violation occurred.
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Opportunity for youth
Twenty percent of the permits for antlerless deer and elk and doe pronghorn have been reserved for hunters 18 or under.
Antlerless elk-control permits
Did you obtain a buck, bull or once-in-a-lifetime permit? If so, you may be eligible to purchase an antlerless elk-control permit.
Harvest reporting and your chance to win prizes
The Division encourages all hunters to voluntarily report the results of their antlerless hunts, even if they don't harvest an animal. If you participate, you'll automatically be entered into a prize drawing! Learn more about this opportunity.
Multiple elk permits
You may obtain two elk permits—provided one or both of the permits are antlerless—but you can only apply for or obtain one antlerless elk permit in the drawing. Learn more about this opportunity.
If errors are found in this online antlerless application information, the Division will correct them immediately.
Hunters with disabilities
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Protection from discrimination
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Skip to comments.LAPD: Coroners Official May Have Died From Arsenic Poisoning
Posted on 04/27/2012 10:26:15 AM PDT by BenLurkin
BURBANK (CBS) An official with the Los Angeles County coroners office may have been poisoned with arsenic, police said Friday.
KNX 1070′s John Brooks reports investigators are taking a closer look at the death of 61-year-old Micheal Cormier
Cormier, a respected autopsy and forensic technician who also was a photographer with the special operations response team, was rushed to St. Josephs Medical Center in Burbank from his North Hollywood home one week ago.
Hospital staff eventually advised police that there may be suspicious circumstances surrounding Cormiers death, said LAPD Lt. Alan Hamilton.
We have information that could potentially include foul play, Hamilton said.
After Cormiers body was back at the county morgue where he worked until last week, toxicology tests are being run to determine the cause of his death.
Police along with a hazardous materials team have also reportedly searched his home on Auckland Avenue.
Mind reader... ;)
Wow. That was my first thought as well. I wonder if we will EVER know.
My thought too. Is this Breitbart related.
Ding ding ding!
Doesn't Soros own an interest in some mines that extract Arsenic? Sometimes Arsenic is a byproduct of Silver mining, and I know Soros has some Silver mines in Latin America.
Keystone Cops investigating this?
I went online to find the coroner report ( I wanted to know who signed it). It turns out that as of april 20th no coroner's report had been released. It is due out within the next few weeks (supposedly). The toxicology report is the only thing that was released to date.
"Doesnt Soros own an interest in some mines that extract Arsenic? Sometimes Arsenic is a byproduct of Silver mining, and I know Soros has some Silver mines in Latin America."
The only possibility is that the coroner's death is a result of the investigation of the Breitbart assassination and you have enough evidence there for an arrest and indictment of Soros.
My very first thought...
Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping!
To get onto The Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping List you need to threaten to report me to the Admin if I dont add you to the list...
LAPD Chief Charlie "let's welcome the illegals" Beck.
Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping?
I take offense at that.
Me, too. And Kam Kuwata.
What part of "Arsenic Poisoning" doesn't spell conspiracy theory to you?
Arsenic poisoning isn't fatal right away, and arsenic is the easiest of all poisons to detect with chemical tests.
So, not a good choice for a conspiracy-type killing.
If this guy's death does have anything to do with Breitbart, it looks like his fellow employees are not cooperating with the game.
"I wonder if the deceased worked on the Breitbart matter."
Unfortunately, that was my very first thought, too.
No part doesn't scream conspiracy/eliminating witnesses.
Arsenic? Work related...accidental (maybe rat poison,but you'd think the guy would know)...murder.Hmmmm.....
But a very good blunt instrument to intimidate other coroners/LEOs.
Some people lack a certain sense of subtlety...
We've adopted the monicker from one of our critics, same way 'the big bang theory' started out with the intent of disparaging the idea.
So, not a good choice for a conspiracy-type killing.
I disagree , arsenic is easy to source and fatal .. if you're going to kill someone and it's likely there will be an autopsy why bother trying to hide it...
The other 2 poisons that are easy to source would be Nicotine and Ricin ..
Especially if you want to be in-your-face about it.
And timed remarkably well for that purpose as well...
The problem the Soros thugs face is that they have to have plausible deniability to hide what they've done, but for the threats to be effective they have to be known BY THE RIGHT PEOPLE to be threats. The most effective way to do that is by the timing.
Which is how the Soros people threatened the Clintons into not pursuing Obama's ineligibility. It's also how the Breitbart death and Rush Limbaugh bomb scare were effective in keeping all the media from reporting the evidence from Arpaio's presser that very day.
In this case the timing seems very interesting. Toxicology report out but not the coroner's report, and a poisoning in the coroner's office precisely when the coroner's office would be deciding whether to report on the only forensic evidence that would reveal the most probable source of foul play in the Breitbart death: the small skin-prick where a heart attack dart entered the body. That would only be known to the coroner(s) who examined the body, which means they would be vulnerable to death threats.
I wonder if this guy examined Breitbart's body, or if somebody else in the office did.
We share the same wave length.
I suspect RATS, since arsenic is often used to kill... rats.
They don't care if they're obvious.
April 20 (according to this article) - coroner taken to hospital and dies of arsenic poisoning
April 21 - LEAD coroner Craig Harvey (so there were apparently other coroners working on the case as well, though we don't know who...) releases toxicology report on Andrew Breitbart. See http://www.mediaite.com/online/la-coronor-confirms-andrew-breitbarts-cause-of-death-heart-failure/
Says the final report is supposed to come out "next week". Says no prescription or illicit drugs were detected (that absence WOULD be the case for a heart attack dart but would NOT be the case if he was being treated for heart disease as reported adamantly by his friends after the first reports of his father-in-law saying he knew of no heart condition.
Also says alcohol level was negligible, which means that it wouldn't explain his bright red color either. See http://www.google.com/url?q=http://sgtreport.com/2012/04/andrew-breitbarts-autopsy-report-lacks-important-answers-and-raises-more-questions/&sa=U&ei=8-maT43UJ-eq2gWl_pSMDw&ved=0CCoQFjAE&usg=AFQjCNH6B8jDkic89erfBQ63schrv6oNew
Said no "significant trauma" was present (a heart attack dart would leave "no significant trauma") and no foul play is suspected. (Which is what you'd expect the coroner's office to report if somebody in their office was killed by arsenic poisoning just the day before your findings were to be released...)
yup that was my first thought too....
One other note. The early report that I saw on the day of Breitbart's death not only had the father-in-law saying he know of Andrew having no heart problems, but it had the communications person for the coroner's office saying that Andrew hadn't been seen by a doctor for over a year. Now the toxicology report says there were no prescription drugs.
Contrast that with the claims by Breitbart's "close friends" that he had been hospitalized for 2 weeks after a massive heart attack within the last year. I've known a lot of people who have had heart attacks, and I can guarantee that if he had a massive heart attack within the past year he would have been seen by a doctor within that time and he would have prescription drugs in his body at all times.
This is now two specific claims from the coroner's office that refute the public stories being told by Breitbart's "close friends" - all of which are too scared to address Sheriff Joe Arpaio's findings which were released to the public on the day Breitbart died and which Breitbart himself applauded Sheriff Joe for just hours before Breitbart fell to the ground dead.
A source who is not supposed to be named on Free Republic has claimed he spoke to some people close to Breitbart who said they know it was an assassination. That would explain their desperate claims that he had had a massive heart attack - even though the coroner's office has released 2 details which refute that claim.
One of the people who claimed that Andrew had suffered from heart problems was Sean Hannity - the same guy who in response to Andrew's death said he would thoroughly vet Obama no matter what the cost and scheduled an interview with Mike Zullo of Arpaio's Cold Case Posse... but at the last minute backed out of that and won't touch the issue of the forgeries and fraud involving Obama's BC and draft registration. Like Breitbart's colleagues won't touch the issue - claiming that those 2 federal felonies are not important enough to be discussed.
Wow. I just noticed this other detail. Michael Cormier was the photographer for their special response team. He was probably the person who photographed Breitbart's body. If there was an entry hole for a heart attack dart this guy probably photographed it.
And though my computer has been working fine all day, I am now posting from my daughter's computer because as I try looking up more info about this and posting it here my computer all of a sudden won't do squat. Predictable.
Null and void, I'm pinging you just so you know there's more info here. Your pings are so important. Thanks for doing that. (Now what were the rules? I have to say I'm going to report you to Jim if you ping me? lol)
You are grandfathered in as part of the original cohort.
"Normal" people need to threaten me to get on the list, threatening to sic Jim or any generic mod on me suffices.
No prescription drugs in his system sets off bells and whistles for me. Unless he was on a suicide mission, he would be taking something if he had such serious heart problems. Geeze Louise my father-in-law had to swallow about 15 different pills everyday for his heart.
Ping to this thread - the whole thing.
Looks like the guy who may have photographed Breitbart's body was killed by arsenic poisoning the day before the coroner released a statement based on Breitbart's toxicology results.
The toxicology results do not support the claims by friends that he was being treated for heart problems. No prescription drugs were detected. The results ARE consistent, however, with a heart attack dart causing a heart attack. The only way to detect a heart attack dart is by the entry hole for the dart - what would look like a bug bite.
Which would show up in the photos that this poisoned guy probably took.
Whew! That's a relief. I'll have to tell my kids I'm one of the originals. lol
They always knew I'm not "normal" (only because I'm exceptional. lol. Yeah right.) and they've often asked me what the world was like when it was just me and Adam and Eve. lol
You've got the busiest job of anybody here, null and void. Sign of the times, for sure.
one week ago... why the delay in reporting?
it was just a week ago they released that Brietbart died of heart failure
get the 'official' statement then clean up any loose ends?
Still doesn't mean he didn't know something about AB. He may also serve as a horse's head.
As if this admin is known for making good choices in their shenanigans, i.e. the fake bc.
If there were photos, you can bet they've long since been misplaced and lost.
And the one who most likely to know about it is dead.
Funny how the ball bounces, huh?
I wonder if the deceased worked on the Breitbart matter.
Exactly. The whole story about him having heart problems is questionable because of that.
And if his friends are making up stories to make it seem like this was an expected event, they must understand that it wasn't. The one issue they are scared away from reporting on is the subject Breitbart had (just hours before his death) said he was glad Arpaio was going to report on: the forgery and fraud involving Obama's BC and draft registration.
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Calgary Trail Runners "Super Hero Night." Run up Sulphur Mountain, Banff. Photo by Sarah Kent, submitted by Caroline Toppazzini.
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Anne DonatelliPosted Friday, December 17, 2010, at 10:25 AM
Anne Donnatelli...... oh, the surge of memories...
.... wow....we go way back. When I was preparing to have my first child, I took Lamaz classes, (or a version of) and Anne was there. I believe that is when I met her. I LOVED her! She demonstrated a woman in labor...as a piece of bacon frying in a skillet...slowly getting hotter and writhing.... I think of that often.
She was around when I lost my first daughter, and was immeasurable comfort to me. She has been around while I raised my 3 kids and gave me advice while we both watched my kids grow. She is a wonderful and positive woman.
She was there when I took my oldest boy to the hospital with a concussion from a bicycle accident. Her presence was felt when I took him due a bad horse bite (where he lost part of his ear lobe) She was nearby when I took him when he was in Junior High with a broken collar bone, and again, nearby when I met my 17 year old son at the hospital with a severely broken leg (from a motorcycle accident)
I always knew she was there, the 1st time I took my daughter for her first of 5 broken arms...as a 2 year old, 4 year old, 5 year old, 11 year old, and the final time of 14. (all but 1 were falls off a horse) (don't try to catch yourself with your hand, your wrist might break) At 3, Katie was bit on the face by a neighbor's dog in our own yard (while we lived in town) and Anne was a comfort while we were in the hospital for stitches. (the injury later required more intensive surgery and is not noticeable now)
My youngest wasn't in as often as his older siblings, but a nail up the knee, a rock to the head and some tummy aches, leading to additional trips to Boise, and Anne was in some way, a part of it all.
I met Anne's daughter while working in the HS. Another great young woman. She should be very proud. I believe there is a son, but I"ve not met him. My daughter's 1st son had a bit of jaundice and we had him in the hospital for a day under lights....and who was there to help us? Anne Donnatelli to the rescue. She and I had a talk about the years past....and we both got a bit choked up. She said to me "You're going to make me cry" Here we were, starting a new generation of "owies" together.
The ties to my family have become even stronger. Anne was the nurse who played a bit part of comforting my daughter in law, Jessica Miller. How poetic is that? It's so perfect, I couldn't have thought of a better way of bringing us all together. I've mentioned Jess before, my Miracle Daughter in Law. Jess grew up with Cancer, and has added a wonderful element to our family. I love knowing that Anne was there for her during those hard times.
This is part of what being in a small town is about. I have loved raising kids here in this town, knowing that there were people out there who loved and cared for them, just for the loving and caring for them.
Anne was Dr. Wakelee Bledsoe's nurse a lot thru the years..... ahhhhhh.... more memories .... Wakelee was also both my kids, my sister's kids, most of my friends' children...and also cared for Jessica. Both of these are great women, that I'm honored to know.
Take care, both of you, and we're all praying for you Wakelee
I bet lots of you have similar stories, wanna share?
Jessie Miller: Mother, Mother in Law of, Aunt, and Friend of so many you've cared for.
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We also have fond memories of both Dr. Bledsoe and Anne. Being a young mother in the military, I had an emergency with my baby girl and Dr. Bledsoe's office took us in right away. That baby girl is now 24 with a 3 year old of her own. Dr. Bledsoe saw her from then on, through her high school years. Tonsils, Roseola, warts, chicken pox, stitches, concussions from cheerleading...you name it-she saw it from us! Then we moved to New Mexico and 5 years later returned with another baby and we chose to stay with Dr. Bledsoe and her wonderful staff again.
God Bless you both, Dr. Bledsoe and Anne...and thank you!
Sandy Sessions mother of Colleen and Coleton
-- Posted by LongTimeListener on Fri, Dec 17, 2010, at 11:38 AM
Thank Sandy, great to hear this good story!
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Fri, Dec 17, 2010, at 11:43 AM
Anne was there to help me deliver my son who is now 29 yrs old. She is a very lovely caring woman. I think she retired, well sort of she was suppose to. :)
Dr. Bledsoe my friend who I have known since back in the 80's when she worked for Dr Bell another person to admire. Dr. Bell was out of town and she had the misfortune to have to deal with me. lol ! I needed to be admitted to the hospital, but stubborn me, I wouldn't go. After days of having to go in the mornings to see her, she and my husband behind my back conspired and had a room ready for me at the hospital. :)
Praying each day that she has a speedy recovery
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LILLESHALL, England -- The USA Men took two more tough losses from an experienced and prepared England team as they passed through the Lilleshall National Sports Centre on their tour of the United Kingdom.
The first game of the two game series featured the USA Men against the England 'A' side, meaning about 8 of the players for England's squad were generally considered developmental players while the other half of the squad were everyday players. However, with England boasting a ranking of number four in the world, the talent of their players was evident throughout the match.
The men from England seized control of the match early and took advantage of two penalty corner opportunities in the 18th and 24th minutes, giving themselves a two-goal advantage on the Americans. England's defense gave the Americans trouble throughout and the US Men had trouble mounting their own offensive attack against the English.
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With a quick turnaround the US men took on England less than 24-hours later and would face the full English National Team in match two of the series. With the Commonwealth Games less than a month away, a match against the men from USA provided a good opportunity for England to test their preparedness for the games. Unfortunately for the USA Men the English side came ready to play but the Americans would not go down without a fight. The first twenty minutes of the game saw an even match with Team USA outplaying the English at periods, but the English, with a very polished game, still managed a penalty corner score as well as a field goal to take a two-goal lead. The Americans would fight back and win three penalty corner opportunities but were unable to convert on any of the three and in the latter part of the first half, England started to control the game. With another penalty corner goal in the 34th minute, England once again took a three-goal advantage into the half.
The second half would be all England as they would hang four more goals on the Americans and, with a 7-0 victory, truly show why they are ranked in the top-5 in the world. The Americans had moments of brilliance in the match and though they would not come out victorious in either match, the younger players on the squad once again gained invaluable international experience against a very talented side.
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dazindiansfanuk wrote:skatingtripods wrote:5 HRs, 17 hitsAnd all this with the 2-3-4 hitters going a combined 1-for-13!
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scrambler wrote:I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Justin Masterson did something today that has never been done and will never be done again in the history of the world. He started his season in his first two starts facing the two reigning MLB Cy Young winners and beat them both. Everything has to fall in place for something like that to happen schedule wise etc, and I'm simply guessing it's never been done even mid season due to the confluence of events that have to occur for it to happen. I know I'm not the favorite person to post here so I try to not do it all that much as I get too wordy, but Justin Masterson just did something, way cool.
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scrambler wrote:THe think that most interests me about this season is Bauer, Carrasco and McAlister and how they do at the minor league level in the case of Bauer to start out. I don't think his first start in the AL last night was all that bad at all. He may need a bit of time in Columbus I admit. For some reason I think McAlister can be better than just a 4 or 5 starter in the big leagues. I really liked Carrasco before his injury too. These are the 3 keys to the future in my book....two of the three have to be much better than just "guys". And I really think at least 2 of them will be.
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MOSCOW, Idaho - Charles Capone's domestic violence trial against his estranged wife, missing since 2010, has been delayed again.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (244 votes).
In short: FrustratingIn full: I did this race in 2010 and it was shambolic then. I entered this year having heard things were much improved in 2011. I knew I wasn't going to PB but I just couldn't work out how I had managed to miss my predicted time...now I know! A lot of people train very hard for this event and it is unforgiveable to get the distance wrong! I am happy some of the entry goes to charity so don't waste my time giving me a 'goody' bag that has two leaflets in it and nothing else. Absolutely pointless. Enough people have said how bad the start/toilets and baggage situation was. On a positive the medal was very nice this time around. The weather was amazing but thankfully that is not in the hands of the organisors! Big thanks to all the volunteers who did help out.Date of review: February 20, 2012
In short: It's not brain surgery - a half marathon is 13.1 miles!In full: This is the second time I've done this race and it's my most local hlaf, so i will probably give them another chance and do it again. But i have to agree with what everyone else has said: how difficult can it be to measure the course correctly - it's a fundamental duty of a race organiser. If you can't get that right then what's the point? To be out by almost half a mile? Come on! And I also must agree that for what you get this race is far too expensive. Last year there was a technical T-shirt and a plastic kit bag - so what happened this year? As usual in Brighton the atmosphere was fantastic, and the scenery is nice especially coming back down after the Marina turn, but I might just try Reading next year for my pre-marathon tune up! Date of review: February 20, 2012
In short: A real shame that a couple of things spoiled what could be a great race.In full: It wouldn't have taken much to make this a great race, it has a lot going for it. My comments to the organisers FWIW.1, Thanks for putting on the race. I enjoyed it (apart from the disappointment of realising at mile 5 that somebody had screwed up and positioned the turnaround way too far to the east). Still, the crowds supporting, and friendly volunteers were great.2. Please don't bother with "goody bags", they were just another disappointment. Spend the money on renting more portaloos.3. Congestion at the start was not pleasant. requiring almost everybody to walk half a mile at a crawl. I'm sure you can come up with a better use of the space available.4. Don't wait too much longer to issue an explanation and an apology for the distance mistake. I know that sounds critical, but this race has the potential to be really special, I'll be back only if I get the feeling that lessons have really been learnt, and runner feedback taken on board.Date of review: February 20, 2012
In short: Perfect conditions , had a great race !! In full: Really enjoyed the race , warm up was hard to follow as couldn't see . Pushed myself hard , split times were quicker than my training runs so couldn't understand my time ! Now I do !! Loved the medal , didn't need another tshirt or bag of rubbish !! Cones a pain, start and finish too crowded , loved that I beat Katie price ! !!Date of review: February 19, 2012
In short: Should do betterIn full: The organisers that is. The crowds were brilliant. This event raises valuable funds for a great charity, takes place in a great town and is perfect tune up for London. I'd like to make a few constructive suggestions. 1) the start area is too congested. Either make the race smaller or put facilities nearer to where people actually start, then they might spread themselves out a bit, 2) seeded start pens and starting in waves would make for a better event for all runners, 3) there is no excuse for having two markers for the same mile 50 yards apart, 3) there is no excuse for doing it at two different places on the course, 4) please try and put the markers in roughly the right place. Markers for 3 and 4 miles weren't in the right county and 5) I really don't mind about a goody bag or tshirt. But if you are going to give me a bag then please put something in it. Date of review: February 19, 2012
In short: The extra 0.4 miles didn't bother me, BUTIn full: Perhaps because I've had prior experience with non-exact distances (Berlin 2011, Nike GPS clocked it at 26.75 miles - come on, this is one of the 5 marathon majors!), a race measuring exactly 13.1 miles would have been surprising. What I do have problems with, however, is amateur organization. With race # having failed to materialize, had to queue for good 20-25 mins to get replacement, barely making it to start, all the way at the back, and then having to weave through hundreds of runners for first 2-3 miles. Sign-postings were inadequate, bag collection woefully under-manned. Hard to believe over 2 decades of history. For future races, suggest reducing both # of runners and $$$ by 30%.Date of review: February 19, 2012
In short: Happy with my PB - especially as it was over 13.5 milesIn full: I think that a new cone putter outer should be recruited next year as the turn on Marine Drive was a lot further than last year - the main cause of the extra distance (my GPS read 13.5 miles). I didn't pick up a "goody" bag but perhaps the money had gone on all those extra cones judging from the other comments?A shame really as this could be a fantastic race. It's pretty much flat as a pancake so I still managed a PB and enjoyed the day.Date of review: February 19, 2012
In short: Probably one of the most beautiful runs in the country but needs to be better organisedIn full: Stunning scenery make this a gorgeous run, especially when the wind has your back! The views alone make this one of my favourite runs.However... Expensive entry fee for what you get though (I think a T-shirt should be par when the entry is £30 - goody bag was 2 leaflets in a bag). Lots of bottle-necks make PBs testing unless you're superfast and ahead of the pack. Incorrect route measurement (extra 0.5 mile) is shameful for an established event such as this.Really nice medals this year. Thanks.Date of review: February 19, 2012
In short: Poor layout - zero loos - all local ones closed - youth races rushed and not secure despite wrist bands - a pb course that they measured wrong and long - very expensive for adults for very littleDate of review: February 19, 2012
In short: They got the distance wrong!!!In full: The start was poorly organised and shambolic, but I could live with that. What is unforgivable was that they measured the course wrong, robbing me and loads of others of their personal best. This could be such a good race, but I am not ever going back. I am absolutely fuming. Come on.. I mean, measuring the course wrong by almost half a mile? Would you go back? The organisers already have form for this... 2011 was too short!! Sorry guys. You should have made sure this year. Date of review: February 19, 2012
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I decided to visit a first-year friend on the 11th floor of Carman. I had to step over little heaps of empty beer bottles and pick my way past the tiles that someone had punched out of the ceiling the previous Saturday night. As I saw that and wondered why, an image from childhood flashed into my mind.
I thought back to a dusty, dry-season day when I was 10 years old. My dad and I were driving north, 50 kilometers from my hometown of Gurué, Mozambique. We came into a clearing, an abrupt change from the usual landscape of scrub brush, and suddenly everywhere I looked I saw the rusting hulks of decaying vehicles. There was a defunct T-55 tank, its turret skewed crazily. There was some once-cutting-edge farm machinery, a harrow, and a planter—East German make.
My homeland, Mozambique, has two great national holidays: the 25th of June and the 24th of July. The first is Independence Day. The Portuguese hauled down their flag, and the new government raised the banner of a free Mozambique (I proudly fly one over my bed). But the second holiday is Nationalization Day. Soldiers seized private property all over the country. The government—at the behest of Soviet advisers—imported Eastern bloc hardware to set up vast collective farms and labor camps.
Those brutal projects ended in colossal failure, in keeping with Communist experiments the world over. Across Mozambique, they caused starvation and left sorrowful piles of rust like the ones I saw a decade ago.
The fundamental problem with these grandiose top-down development schemes—and with Carman that night—was that nobody involved cared personally about what they were doing. The Carman hallway and the East German tractors were both collectivistic. No one had ownership, both in the metaphorical sense of being personally invested in the outcome and in the literal sense of not having tenure.
Reading Karl Marx's Das Kapital helped me to understand how important private ownership is to give ordinary people a meaningful stake in the common good. Marx's great insight was that industrial society could dehumanize, stripping people from their communities and reducing humans to machines performing brute tasks for wages. The system denies workers their dignity and creativity and gives them no reason to value the end product.
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I didn't clean up those beer bottles that night in Carman. But I should have. I learned something about dignity, property, and community. And I learned to want to take ownership of my share in my beloved college.
Luke Foster is a Columbia College junior majoring in English. He is the president of the Veritas Forum and a member of Columbia Faith and Action. Foster the Core runs alternate Fridays.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (124 votes).
In short: Good event, very well organisedIn full: Large participation/crowd gives a good atmosphere for a 10K event. Stadium finish good in principal but not like running round a track due to the two sharp 90 degree bends forcing you to slow up and start sprinting again. Managed to run the 10K in under 45mins for the first time but a few of the moderate inclines were a struggle particulary the first coming off a 180degree bend. Starting bands and pen system worked very well (still witnessed a lot of people sneaking up the front who shouldn't have been there) Date of review: April 20, 2009
In short: Overall a good race, although a few too many sharp twists & turns for anything really fastIn full: Excellent crowds at the start and finish. Could do without a few of the hairpin bends!A good 10k for beginners.Date of review: April 20, 2009
In short: loved its twists & turnsIn full: Very well organised. Great atmosphere and nice twisty town route - so different to these boring long stretch country lane races. The stadium finish gave me an additional boost to pass couple of runners:)My most fun race this year. Date of review: April 20, 2009
In short: Slick, well organised & well supported. Twisty but quick courseIn full: Great organisation. The pen starts worked really well & it was great to get a tech t-shirt that's actually useful at the finish. Course rather twisty through the city, but ended up with a pb regardless. Fitted this in during a friends/family visit down from Edinburgh & thought it was well worth the effort. Great support out on the course too - thanks to all!Date of review: April 20, 2009
In short: good atmosphere for a 10KIn full: Worth the effort and well organised. It is good to have such a large 10K field, it has a marathon / half marathon feel. I think it is a good race for new runners. The course seemed fairly fast apart from the slight congestion at the start and the hairpin bends. The section over the railway at 6 to 7 k was horrible, as was passing the footy stadium with 3k to go, but the mental torture is all part of the fun! Got a PB, my first sub 40min, so must be a good course, but apart from the city centre bit it is a bit bleak, sorry Derby! Nice t-shirt, run out of small when my other half finished, this is a shame (and she was nowhere near last). Well organised, will do again.Date of review: April 19, 2009
In short: Great atmosphere for beginners & the serious, with no hillsDate of review: April 19, 2009
In short: Big fan of this race - and a PB to boot....In full: Did this race last year and enjoyed it so was eager to do it again - it didn't disappoint. Weather was better than last time around. Really like the course, enjoy the citycentre section and was pleased to knock a minute of my 10k PB. Stadium finish is always great and although no medal - the Mizuno T-shirt is fantastic - same again next year please, organisers! cheers. Date of review: April 19, 2009
In short: Really enjoyable race! Lovely weather too!!In full: Positives: The start of the race worked really well with pens avoiding bottle-necks early on.We know this course fairly well and were prepared for the nasty sharp turns and inclines! At least you get to see the nice bits of Derby! The weather this year was perfect which added to the wonderful atmosphere - lots of crowds at the start and around the pride park area. The drumming band were marvellous at a point where they were needed. Would like to see more entertainment if possible in the future? Brilliant organisation....extra car parking this year helped. Lots of friendly marshalls! A big thank you!Negatives: Massive bottle-neck at the finishing line...the marshalls were trying their best to move people into the funnel so not really sure what the problem was. STUPID people standing IN THE MIDDLE of the course when others were still finishing!!No bananas!!!!!Overall though we really enjoyed it!!! Date of review: April 19, 2009
In short: Excellent challenging raceIn full: Only my second 10km but well worth the long trip to get there. Excellent support from the locals and challenging sections throughout. As a previous poster mentioned, the downhill, sharp left turn and then climb up the flyover could be demorilising to some. Especially liked the pen system as it helped me not to go off too fast then get demorlised as people passed. Only 1 small gripe, only just got a t-shirt, luckily Mizunos idea of large is actually quite small so the T-Shirt isnt too big on me and why no medal ? Overall, good value for money, excellent support and would recommend to newby runnersDate of review: April 19, 2009
In short: Fast and flat race. Very well organised. Nice finish in the stadium. Date of review: April 19, 2009
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Mint busy: The Philadelphia Mint was busy this year and turned out large numbers of silver coins of all denominations. Apparently, the silver supply problem had lessened somewhat. However, as is true of other years, silver dollars were only struck to the order of bullion depositors specifically requesting them.
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Characteristics of striking: Usually well struck Known hoards of Mint State coins: None
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Email protocols such as POP, IMAP etc are crucial in the way the email account of a customer behaves. Customers often complain of errors in sending and receiving mai
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Welcome to Intelligent Habboon Service's forum. If your a trainer+ you will need an account, if your a security you will need this when working.
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