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Friend of the show Boomer Esiason joined John, Gerry and Kirk on location in Nashua. Since he's a big hockey fan, Boomer opened up expressing his condolences over the Bruins' Stanley Cup Final loss. They also touched on Doc Rivers, Aaron Hernandez and Tim Tebow.
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After we're at the Bruins are gonna start doing just about today that's playing golf where it's gotten out of country called Nashua, New Hampshire DC you get the nonprofit charitable foundation DC you'd digital federal credit union. Well it's fourteenth annual charity golf tournament to benefit the Boomer Esiason foundation according to my math they raised nearly 400000. Dollars last year while -- a million dollars was donated to the -- a -- and foundation the man himself over a sighs and joins us here at the broadcasts like hello hello. Good morning guys and -- -- -- -- I'm sorry -- I -- your pain man up -- watch that game last night and they're gonna okay were finally had to get a game seven does not elect a Stanley Cup game seven as everybody knows and watch in the way that game and didn't unfolded it was just it was unbelievable it's one of those things that you may -- never recover from psychologically as an athlete in the seven wonders that right well we lost our server also want to put. All I can tell you is that you know as a hockey fan yet. What a great series and you know you guys had happened do you what happened to us when we played against you obviously you guys don't ranger fan. We've lost three or four key guys and all of a sudden you know it's a war of attrition at the end of the season I think that's what happened you and all you have to do is see what Patrice Bergeron did last you understand the mentality of hockey player yeah why we have hockey fans. Or so into the sport and so on to the players play the sport. They're they're -- like any other athletes and I'm telling you he took him I think he took a numbing shot last night the play. Obviously could not get anything done but he was on the ice and excuse me. And I just you know acrobat V cast do you think hockey players -- for the football I'd I'd do I'd do they have to play more depth -- more games. They have to skate in almost unnatural to do that every other night for months on end Dallas and if you -- your play thirty minutes and it's ridiculous right so if you're you know -- -- -- guy maybe you're getting fifteen or seventeen minutes maybe it's not quite as intense as it is. When you get to the playoffs during the regular season but the fact of the matter is is that I have nothing but major respect for all of the guys on both sides that this matter if it's a ranger player. You know it's a Bruins player -- all black -- players they have -- truly special -- Andrew -- reminds -- of Boomer -- immensely and -- he knocked out today -- finish this year after I've finished his shift and actually got up -- -- to work the next morning and -- obviously do you do down in new York and that was not -- get through that one here's -- Theory about how this game in the last night when they tied it two. The Bruins had the psychological adrenaline let don't think I am now we got to go to overtime to win this thing and and the Blackhawks got lifted up with their adrenaline because they said. We have a chance to win this now I think the Bruins let down just think and it's gonna go to overtime and black are more ready to concede that I. Are you say that this morning I couldn't agree with you more I mean it's exactly what happens the natural right in the way things right oh you don't you -- it happen in football all the time you know team scores late touchdown ties the game and goes on the one in overtime. So it's it's all about the natural instincts of human being and how you play him the ups and downs. But again it was a it was a tremendous series I mean it really wasn't as I was don't you guys off the air you know rock is is a bounce here a bounce -- right. I mean you know fifth at the -- get a couple bounces -- yarder in front of the net the other night buries it like he normally would crunchy last night at look at all camp put it on the stick around until they -- the replay we don't want like punk and luckily it right I had all of -- net. Do you think. Obviously we have thinks happened random crazy things. Did the better team win yeah you know I series I think is I think so in the long run you know there were the best teams starting out the season they played they had a great sees me -- to short season -- by the way right. And they they got off to a great start. Yeah I think overall the two best teams played there's that there's no question about it the two healthiest teams play going into the Stanley Cup final and of course you guys. Dealt with some injuries or loss Campbell on the fourth line and all that other stuff but. You know it's just it's it's it's it's a shame it's over manhunt one of the kids haven't ever violate I really want of the game sell and then yeah when Campbell went down we said that's why the Rangers are gone that's what they're done because you can't do that all year you -- -- and and -- -- insisted these guys doing all year. It takes its goal and they were -- that -- they're tough. Writer you guys are tough to just couldn't -- go we'll -- and have the -- gifted players like Patrick Kane and -- and the Jonathan Toews had talent that Duncan Keith and sharp that a loaded team by Chicago does but. Let's and I was a corner off than us -- still -- Toro fan and only a case study now on the NHL. Because you have to coaches shifting teams want from Vancouver coming to New York you know and then you have toward -- drawn out debate -- -- this is really going to be fun to watch over the next year but. Are you guys have so much going on Iraq. I mean it. From losing Doc Rivers -- which is good for us next -- fans. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- When you when you scrub your house you scrub -- surveillance system and you destroy your cellphone so I'll probably have answers you have answers that people want you know of their of their questions and -- -- you know I'm sure you -- -- -- I'm -- before new security whispers about the stuff I had I was in you know we we knew why he -- in the draft right and everybody said -- there were character issues. -- I would like -- just mostly smoke and possibly we ought to. I don't doubt that the patriot I think a lot of thought there was also associations night or associations friends people gang members and things of that nature of that or all of rumored. And and you like to think OK -- yet some success you know he's he's gonna he's with a great organizations and a great systems got a hall of fame quarterback hall of fame coach a great owner. I mean what more could you ask for and in the put yourself and the franchise through this right now. It is just really when you think about his mind boggling you can't come up with any answers -- that he's got to feel. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- On top of that sheriff Goodell gonna have something to say about it. I did have something to say about it and it's one of the reasons why and over the last. Five years I've been such a big supporter of Roger Goodell he knows what he's the only opinion though he knows he's got. A group of players in the NFL that don't think straight that 11 given a lot of money in and and having the group of people that are around them. You're you're creating a an environment for nothing but trouble -- where he sits right now and that's why. I believe you know he has come down hard amnesty Sean Payton gets a full season for for a -- -- -- what does somebody -- for obstructing a murder investigation well let's admit -- -- if you know the authorities wanna go after him make -- make -- real little did -- -- -- but I know that they're they're going after -- -- and -- they're they're trying to use every -- of leverage -- -- -- yet has -- -- the talk and say what exactly went on here. I. And I see him play in the -- -- -- -- -- -- -- not he's right now I do not see him -- New England patriot uniform this year I think yeah again and every uniform I -- are starting tight -- guys hasn't played a lot of tight -- and Tim -- and wherever and good luck with Alan and I -- oh yes yes -- did you think you know him as well as -- -- can catch the ball. It nowadays a couple times at the back Bill Lester looked completely you know -- -- -- -- Yeah look foreign films so he wants the -- quarterback and I and I even said this when he finally signed with you guys. I thought it was a good sign maybe why because he's gonna do it all fame quarterback there's no pressure to take. Brady off the field but replace it with Tim Tebow and and he'll be an afterthought here he's not going to be a tight -- I just don't see it I mean what they give a chance if they if they're desperate I guess they would but. I eat it I just don't say could easily just be -- just easily be cut bill that as a result guaranteed -- is no risk that's and that's why it's a good sign him by the patriots gonna -- gonna bring amenity and do a favor for Urban Meyer you can do a favor for Josh McDaniels who obviously drafted him and then ultimately -- part because that a draft. I guess that's all fine and dandy but you know he's not a he's not a significant. Situation or or play in this what else -- do besides quarterback. He didn't. I guess -- can -- check back upon. You know guys he's a quarterback has -- -- -- quarterback. I don't think you realize that. From when he was ten years old to where he is that he thinks of himself was courtroom I have a lot of respect for that right I mean I I don't I don't see him being. What do these these running quarterbacks in college coming into the NFL on the becoming something else I just don't -- it out with and have the physical -- still. Are you aware of the NFL's star player designation of -- players I was unaware of the -- recently and it designated him a person designating it as brilliant they'll while you're only other media you -- elements are available with the media but -- the jets -- -- house and the senate still learning from the -- stakes -- what they practiced one. You're right but I I just think that you know that ship really has sailed down -- your -- trying to get as far ways they can from it. And they take their new general manager in my estimation -- doing a good job of trying to distance himself. From my -- amounts of regional decisions and the original general manager but. I think the patriots have huge problems right now they've -- this is a major major hit yet they still will win the division by like I don't know you know I -- -- you say that at all and I love value success I don't know well I don't know Hillary's and I say that is because I do think Miami will -- Pose a little bit and really don't I don't I don't think the jets will pose that much of a threat and I don't think obviously. But -- -- they go with a rookie quarterback is gonna pose a much of a threat. But you look what's going all the patriots right now how many how many catches have they lost. From last we added a module is funny -- out of the moral for at least two point you touched -- -- right now writer I mean and you missing gronkowski right -- -- -- he's -- correct you know as much as you know and I was a big Wes -- fan of the it was a terrific terrific. You know football player person that -- around. All those guys are gone and you don't know what -- -- dole is gonna do you don't know who you're tight ends of -- -- -- about what's gonna let. Garrett at the whole thing the patriots side give ninety million dollars to these two tight ends. -- can't stay on the field Hernandez -- you won't be on the field and yet Wes Welker at cheap dole who stays on the field and does nothing but catch passes is caught Brady's going to be I would really well. I would love to know exactly Tom's thinking generally I have no idea what he's thinking he has not indicated anything he's going to be a loyal soldier right he's gonna you won't you won't fit she's got to be good to the franchise could say all the right things but I got to believe. You know he gets on that field and. Remember going on the field with untested players in and not know one how how they're it's gonna play out and whether or not they're gonna be what -- you know you hope that they're going to be. Eyes that it could be a very frustrating year for -- -- Ballard -- the second most important and I think right now it's amazing but I that's why city you got guys this this whole Hernandez thing is a huge it's a huge -- I noticed you guys here. But in the landscape the NFL -- those of us who covered that you know that the league and watch these teams and everything else. This is a huge deal. Over -- -- picked apart from this tight end offense because they aren't sure when -- custody backer Burnett has ever go to more running attack early -- -- -- items and can you continue to do with it did last year well here's what an. You got a hall of fame quarterback he got studs at running back OK and you do have a very good offensive lines that you still have that portion yeah team that's going to be very good. The big question as you know this -- always been a quick strike team it's now on the field it's hurry up let's get the line of scrimmage snapped the ball. You know you're you're trying to work and a new -- -- Dolan who should be if he's healthy. Athletically should be a little bit more gifted than younger than now Wes Welker but after that I know who they throw the ball -- Where it goes to the question Wes Welker is greatest that it was toughness in all the toughness who got on the we think. We'd be surprised to be does that make a hundred catches in Denver. -- -- -- Yep -- don't they have they have they have three great which helps certain. Yes it helps and maybe not a hundred and we talked we talked to -- about a hair -- the other day and we definitely did -- get and he would not he would not -- that's how they're not ready to say anything I know what that I do not every airport there you need here I not left and let you know that the big about him making that decision go to Denver is brilliant. As it goes from dolphin quarterback yet another you'll be able to extend his career another two to three years. And right now. In the AFC Denver's got to be one of maybe three teams that has to -- the odds on favorite again to the super ball. Is there any data in your mind that Manning and Welker will be more productive than Brady -- -- I mean close it's a landslide I would say I -- said that had gronkowski and and has been around -- yeah. Now all of us that -- at the dynamic change and -- to feature right in and -- I think about the patriots that there's a team that can adjust. I'm innocent mcdaniels and Brady and Belichick will figure something out yet it's still going to be a force to be reckoned with. Just when your message to your best players to your most productive players and menus and and you lost your your most productive wide receiver. And in now Wes -- now so you can understand -- all of -- -- can always -- Ochocinco back -- -- and catches last year while one is well you know peace deal with -- time -- definitely -- -- just. It's and that's why Roger Goodell has to be the way he is yeah I mean I I I don't I know it as a wanna be the sheriff. You know but he has asked if he asked that they go to -- come down and then just before he got. No probably not so good he gets arrested right he doesn't have to get convicted. Right I I think the moment he gets arrested then all of a sudden absence of those illegal at a year goalie looked almost a year you've got to handle your legal stop -- in your -- yeah I would imagine going to be suspended for certain whether it be after its prison sentence to probably -- you looking outdoors before that. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- You know you have all sorts of you know obstruction of justice hiding of evidence. Hi this is not good -- -- and I don't want Padilla pipe -- a -- person a -- like one of these guys because -- -- or with the local police there. I am just that he's come wouldn't agree that the biggest problem of one of the biggest problems is guys who won't leave the past behind them make the money to buy a mansion. And while the cuts and that same friend is on the same guys -- just it's it's too bad that Antonio Marty wasn't it was speaker and and as when he was or a rookie at the rookies imposed -- -- -- that don't know how I'm not the good guys. Had a a legal expert on they said this is no doubt in his mind that this defense low cost Aaron Hernandez seven figures well over a million bucks. And by the way ethically sixteen is guaranteed over the forty write so well well bonus was well there's not -- there's. Nothing guaranteed believe you made if if he goes to jail -- somewhat but the team will be coming after it -- pro rate the -- yeah after TV take -- -- -- 100% -- they'll just like if -- retire you know we have number one Barry Sanders retired from. The Detroit lion yet relatively -- -- look you know we want portion of those bonus brought back to us. Because you don't we pro rated over the life of the contract so if he gets arrested and is suspended and no longer plays football. Believe you me they'll come after the money is no question -- about the golf tournament this is the ninth year. That it's benefiting the Boomer Esiason foundation but it's the fourteenth year overall with the digital federal credit union people -- -- -- -- -- up here and their original CEO Carlo brought us up here about nine years ago. Jim Regan is you know stayed steadfastly stood behind us I think to a large sport to this little segment that you and I think that we do on now Monday mornings during the football season. They've been great to us -- our foundation just raised over a hundred million dollars well we just passed a hundred million dollar mark and yeah got to just graduated from Boston College in which is the right thing and I have one more there for one more year gonna miss it I've had a great for your hunger caucus and I just had a better time what that might hit that bad and -- run in the streets of Boston but. It's been great and TCU has been so good to us and like I said you know we just continue to try to do what we're doing and the interesting thing is guys you saw on the news the last couple weeks that this is little girl down Philadelphia's right. I -- -- tweeting about right and her mom and her move mountains to get on the adult organ. Our recipient list and it just goes highlight everything that I've been talking about for twenty years that there's just not enough people. War organ donors in this country in and that's why pediatric patients like Sarah Ball a lot of times don't make it to a transplant because. They're passed over but -- got her lung transplant. She's resting in Philadelphia's Children's Hospital right now. We don't know the long term prognosis for her just yet it's Obama take a couple weeks before we have any indication whether or not she's gonna come out of this but. It's the fight that we fight every single day we have a small patient population. How great the hospitals here in Boston that we support a Massachusetts general Boston Children's Hospital to name a couple. And it's just the fight that we're gonna continue to do it until we two week. A hundred million dollars -- regulations that's a nice round number -- really is like -- doesn't enjoy the -- out of the -- always thank you so much for coming out and and it was a big day for you guys and everything back -- the -- so it's our guys are excellent an article about dogs that don't golf but right exactly just like the Rangers are doing right now goodness it was -- broadcasting -- Scotland a country club Nashua, New Hampshire DC you for kids annual golf tournaments. It is to -- benefiting the Boomer Esiason foundation. Up more your phone calls at 61777979837. When we come back Barry Petersen will join us in the 9 o'clock hour to -- up over last night people grew at a loss.


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A faith must account for the states and stages of life: joy and thriving, sorrow and death. Omid Safi honors the ritual of Ashura, a cornerstone of Islam whose historical, spiritual, and social significance carries forth to modern life.
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"When I'm running, I feel like I'm actively expressing gratitude." Sarah Khasawinah works in the Senate to improve policies for older Americans. Her work requires focus and discipline, something that she also finds in her spiritual practice of running.
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Omid Safi laments the violence and loss of life in the holy city of Medina, and calls on our true capacity for love and mercy to heal the rifts that divide us.
A gift of verse as we reach the close of the season of Ramadan — testaments to the comfort of faith across a lifetime, from the safety of home to the surprising kinship of a stranger.
The Sufi tradition is infused with the beauty of art and song. Honoring singer Amjad Sabri, Omid Safi celebrates and gives thanks for the spiritual gift of the qawwali devotional.
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Rabbi and philosopher Jonathan Sacks speaks of difference as expansive and unifying, rather than a force for division.
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"Let yourself be silently pulled by what you love." Weaving poesy with mellifluous prose, an Egyptian poet celebrates the power of the lyrical art to bring us closer to the divine, and to ourselves.
We have charms to ward off harmful glances, but what might they teach us about more gracious and loving communication? Omid Safi studies the significance of the "evil eye," and wonders if it can inspire us to better interaction.
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Thursday, December 9, 2010
Being Kind to Ourselves
At this time of year there's lots to be done and you can get caught up in the Holiday chaos. If you're a super organized gal then you probably have it all sewn up but for lots of people the pressure seems overwhelming.
We've been so busy with Butterfly Collection this year that I had to send out apology emails to people saying that their presents would be uninspired or we would only be able to come to a party for a couple of hours rather than into the wee small hours. The emails I had back reminded me of the magic of Christmas. People genuinely want simple things in life, your time and care. One of my friends recommended going into 'isolation' on Christmas Eve with a cup of tea (my favourite) so that I can recharge my batteries and reflect on all the good things this year has brought, then be ready to celebrate with friends and family on Christmas Day.
This is the best gift I've had so far, a reminder that it's OK to be kind to yourself. Women are extraordinary creatures, we can multi-task, empathize, be professional, silly and a soft place to land. Whatever you are to everyone in your life, we are wishing you some time this Christmas to be kind to yourself and remember that you're pretty fab!! xxx
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Everyday I check my facebook page and scan over the postings. I am always taken a back by the number of parents who have sick children. "Sucks for them!" I thought, all the while a little nervous that the big green cold and flu monster might come a knockin'. My nervousness was subsiding ever so slightly as I thought we might just make it out of cold and flu season unscathed. That stupid monster had other plans.
We hid from that monster. When he knocked we closed the blinds, tried not to make a peep and yelled, "NO ONE IS HOME! GO AWAY!"
But he knew we were here because he could hear us laughing and carrying on as if we had nothing to worry about. He burst through the door and got my two youngest kidlets.
(That bastard.)
And now they are down with the sickness.
And this ain't just any sickness. It's vomit and fevers and other unmentionable things I dare not speak about. Just know that it's bad.
I noticed last week Christian wasn't quite himself. Then the other night he woke up crying. It was the sickie cry and he was really warm so I brought him into bed with us. That was two nights ago and he's had a fever off and on ever since.
Last night was a little more concerning because Christian's fever would not come down. It was hovering at about 102 degrees and he developed a nice and juicy cough.
Coughs make me nervous. In fact, Christian hasn't had a cough yet - and I mean in his entire life. I was dreading this day because, although I knew he could cough and had a strong cough, I didn't know how he would fare when faced with a living and breathing flu monster type cough.
Turns out, he's got a pretty good cough so far and he's holding his own. He's coughing good and strong enough to clear his airway, which isn't really blocked, just juicy sounding. (Remember when they said he absolutely needed a trache because he had no cough and gag and might never have one???)
Back to last night...Christian was burning up. His breathing was quick, which is common for Christian when he gets fevers. His heart, though, felt like it was beating so fast it would burst. So I dusted off the old pulse ox that sits quietly in the closet, just to ease my mommy mind. It seems Christian's heart rate wasn't as fast as I thought and his oxygen levels were just fine. He ended up in bed with Daddy.
Not with Mommy, too? Oh, no. That didn't happen because I was on the couch all night with a sick Lola. She got what seems to be a 36 hour stomach bug that didn't allow her to eat anything without it ending up on the floor in liquid form. It was not pretty. And she was up every hour last night with stomach cramps, poor baby.
Good news today! Lola stopped throwing up and started eating and Christian's fever finally broke. We're not out of the woods yet, but things are look better and there might be a little more sleep in my future.
I hate sickness. And if you see that cold and flu monster tell him I hate him, too.
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Down with the Sickness
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Aww, I am so sorry that Christian and Lola have been sick! What a rough week for all of you guys! I hope that they feel a ton better this week.
- February 28, 2011 at 9:29 AM
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I am so sorry they are both sick. That is such a bummer. I hope they are feeling better soon, and I promise to kick the monster, if I see him!!!
- February 28, 2011 at 9:30 PM
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Are there really right and wrong organisations?
We really appreciate how much some of our clients care for us, and our reputation. Sometimes this extends to advice about who we should and should not work with, in terms of protecting our reputation.
Views like this are probably borne out of a sense of concern and of course it is impossible to know if they might be proved right in the end. At the very least it causes a purposeful pause in a business like ours.
In fact in our business, every time we think about working with a new client there is an opportunity to reflect on whether we feel comfortable building a working partnership. In conversations like that what becomes apparent is how each one of us has an internal process of actively developing a choice to work or not work with a potential client.
Nothing is as simple as it seems. How do you really make a decision like that in an ethically ambiguous world? In an age of hyper connectivity it is actually difficult to find a solid place to stand free of any doubt. Pension investments, environmental concerns, the impact on indigenous peoples; the disparity of wealth and opportunity in certain communities, the decisions made in boardrooms that privacy can justify. How do you navigate your way through one person opting not to work for a client because they don't feel comfortable about what that organization stands for, and in the same space accepting a bonus based on profits that may have been accrued in part by others in the team working in that organization? It is pretty complicated isn't it?
I have been reflecting on this for a few weeks now and I realize that there may be several responses to this kind of dilemma. Something that was widely reported from Davos and attributed to Otto Scharma is a statement in which he described many of us as sleepwalking into actions without realizing the consequences. I think there are a number of ways we can react to dilemmas like this, and they feel much more active than sleepwalking. My personal favourites from my own 'reactive repertoire' are:
Righteous - broadly characterized by me having a rant about certain organisations and their ethics/products and services which imply that I am morally and intellectually far superior to that kind of behavior and I would not lower myself to be connected to it. (Sorry to my colleagues for putting them through this at least four times a year)
Retrofit – making a very sophisticated argument about the complexity of systems leading to a very easy way to excuse myself from actively carrying the burden of a decision, but feeling the glow of having massaged my mind just enough to experience a sense of participation in a bigger conversation. (Read the first couple of paragraghs of this blog again with that in mind and tell me how I am doing!)
Reduct – I deliberately (but not necessarily consciously) think of myself in isolation and that whatever is going on in other organsations is actually nothing to do with me, so if I stay away from the obvious things that cause ethical dilemmas I can keep it simple. I definitely feel better when I simplify everything down and can find a way to absolve myself from all of it. A classic statement that goes with this is, "I am not there for the organisation, I am there for the people". (Still sounds good to me but leaves me with a real question about complicity)
Joanna Macy who has thrown herself wholeheartedly into activism and change in our society coins a phrase about her work, which I think has real resonance here. She describes it as "the work that reconnects". Fundamentally that is what is missing in my reactive repertoire. When I am righteous I am touching into indignence, when I retrofit I am touching into smart explaining and when I reduct I am touching into separation. Conversations about whom we work with could be full of these perspectives and concern for our reputation could fuel them further.
What I am about to write may seem shocking to some who read this. Over a thirty year career I have worked with people who have murdered, displayed aggression towards children and others who have lied and cheated. I have worked with individuals who exhibit greed and suffering in their minds or bodies. And I am that person too. Whatever we find to criticize in others simply allows us an illusion that we are different and separate. I have found that when I believe I am different and not complicit, I have no need to act, but I can feel better about myself. When I accept that I am part of the ethically ambiguous web of modern life, I view invitations to participate with people and organisations as a creative opportunity to increase consciousness and humanity. In other words I am trying to stay connected and to reconnect with organisations and people who are sleepwalking into consequences that affect all of us.
In my Zen practice I often think of it as the practice of intimacy. I know it is not a word we often associate with our organizational life, but when faced with these types of dilemmas I have found it a useful perspective to calm my reactive repertoire (most of the time!).
It makes three basic but challenging requests of us.
Request 1- Stop pretending you know and that your already worked out opinion is correct and sacrosanct
Request 2 – try standing in everyone's shoes for a minute particularly the people or issues you find most difficult to associate with and move from judgment to curiosity
Request 3 – allow yourself to stay emotionally connected and actively challenge your assumption that you are separate and would never have behaved in that way or have made that choice
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I really enjoyed reading this piece Claire, I can relate to the first three positions. I find that often my decision making process starts and ends with how my bank balance is looking at the moment. This subject has been topical for me of late as i have recently worked for the first time in Saudi Arabia. I do think that there might also be a degree of arrogance in my being able to accurately judge what organizations are doing right work and which are not. I am fairy sure there is a bigger picture out there unfolding and that i cannot fully know what is happening and why. At the same time, i think it would be inaccurate to underestimate the impact that I do have by being part of the world, all the time. and to ignore that responsibility would be to opt out. I find human beings fairly similar creatures in whatever organization i work with, and i try to connect with people as much as i can, understand them as much as i can, and do as much as i can in that moment. its very good to think about it...


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That they are already releasing "The Big Valley" (which I am grateful for) and if they are doing "Zane Grey Theater" means that the Four Star catalog is available at what should be a reasonable license rate again for the shows covered by it. I certainly did not mean to say that Timeless has the rights to the whole catalog but if we are seeing them get titles *from* it, then I think that should make those titles encompassed by the Four Star catalog fair game for consideration by Timeless and fair game for comment. If "Burke's Law" isn't going to get consideration for them then I think there's a legit reason to feel disappointment on that score because the title has had a much longer after-life then frankly most of the B/W titles Timeless has ever released in the past from whatever catalog they utilized. If "Burke's Law" doesn't make it, but "Zane Grey Theater" gets fast-tracked, then I'm not left with much of a reason for why that should be the case other than one isn't a western.
VCI incidentally did want to continue releasing Burke's Law, which was a top seller with them (I kept checking their website for weeks on end back in those days hoping that would justify continuation) but Fox simply raised the rates on them. That clearly also applied to "Zane Grey Theater" at the time as well so now if things have softened on one title for Timeless, then I really don't see why it should also be the case for arguably the most popular B/W title in the whole catalog. It's not like we're talking about "The Rogues" or one of the lesser non-western titles.
It's not exactly b&w, but was the Burke's law reboot in the 1990s very good?
I agree that CBS has done a good job with most of it's TV releases . But I still hope we'll see more B&W in the future starting with One Step Beyond.
I was out boosting the local economy yesterday and decided to take a stroll into FYE, just on a whim, to see if they had any more used TV box sets I might want. And what did they have? The exact sets of "The Fugitive" and "The Rat Patrol" that went missing on the visit in January cited above.
So this time I got them.
Now I just need time to watch them.
Even though it's not a b/w show, I thought I'd pass on the sad news that Bonanza has indeed been stalled out. That's official from multiple sources, including a publication that some fans read so it's not a big secret at this point. We'll get S7, but S8 (which had been set for a 4Q release) is now on the backburner with no release date. The reason I mention that, in this thread, is because it's one more indicator that we really are seeing the final days of consistent vintage TV on DVD releases. Note I said "consistent" releases. That's key in my statement so that no one can run with it and say I'm predicting we'll see no more vintage releases in the future. Of course we'll see some things here and there. But the days of counting on regular releases of b/w and early color TV shows are quickly fading into the sunset. A good friend of mine summed it up nicely to me in a PM. I'm going to quote him this morning as I finish out this post:
"You & I have predicted for some time in various threads that vintage TV was dying, now it appears to have actually happened. One time I used to have to make a list of all the forthcoming releases & select which ones to get in order of affordability & interest. No more. I could count on one hand the releases over the last six months or so that I will buy.
I despair of the optimists who counsel about patience & their 'everything will be released' thinking. They are due for major disappointment I fear. I am even very sceptical of __________ despite their assurances they will be bringing out more of their 'classic' range. I don't think its going to happen any time soon."
It's a real shame that this day has finally arrived, but I think most of us knew it would happen eventually. On the plus side, I've got a huge collection and I won't be hurting for things to watch for the rest of my life. So it's not all sad news. But the title of this thread is now absolutely reality whether, as my friend said, the optimists* want to believe it or not.
Gary "take care, folks - and enjoy your collections" O.
* 'The man who is a pessimist before 48 knows too much; if he is an optimist after it, he knows too little.' - Mark Twain
But even today's TV shows will be relics 100 years from now. I Love Lucy will still be around, of course, it'll be prehistoric just like cavemen, cavewomen, and dinosaurs!
Sorry to hear that Bonanza has been stalled...I would still be glad to get season 7...Garry, is this a certainty that this will be released?
I'm sure glad that this didn't happen to Rawhide and that it is nearly complete now on DVD...
So sorry to hear about Bonanza. I am not a fan of the Cartwrights, but I am a fan of vintage tv, and the Pondarosa's loss is a loss for all of us. I know the disappointment of seeing a favorite show dumped on the scrap heap known as the CBS stalled list.Gary, have you encountered any feedback on why CBS doesn't do more with their MOD program? Those of us who want our favorite shows would be happy to pay Warner Archive prices for some of those vintage shows CBS has stalled.
Do you think Gunsmoke is in the same situation as Bonanza? It's been quite a while since the last release (Season 9).
I do believe S7 is a go no matter what. I've heard nothing to the contrary. It's S8 (and I'd assume anything beyond) that is now in jeopardy. And I'm glad Rawhide made it through as well.
I'm sad for Bonanza as well, even though it wasn't a show I was collecting, for the same reasons as you've stated. And unfortunately I don't know why CBS hasn't done more with MOD. Sorry.
As far as I know it's not in danger at the moment. But that doesn't mean we can necessarily count on seeing 20+ seasons of it released either.
Gary "hope everyone has a good day" O.
I'm neither an optimist nor a pessimist. I'm a worrier. Nevertheless, I am continually pleased to hear about new releases of old shows that I have wanted. I doubt that everything will be released, but every indication to me is that the old tv shows on dvd party will continue for several more years.
Since they already spent the money to remaster Bonanza Season 8 I'm sure we will se it released as well just later than the original 4th Quarter 2014 plan. I wouldn't at all be suprised to see Paramount go all Mod with their TV shows starting next year and if so Bonanza would likely be picked up again as a Mod title.
Unless your information is more definitive, the CBS Syndication Bible only states "season 8 in progress" of remastering. So a lot is dependent on how far along they were before coming to this decision. Season 7 appears to be fully remastered, which is why it would seem likely to still make a release this year.
I was really hoping to get through season 11 since I remember "Candy" being part of the regular cast. Also, it would have been nice to see the many episodes from the later years that weren't syndicated.
No definitive information on Season 8, from Gary's info it sounded like it was ready to go since they usually remaster these way ahead of release. If the syndication bible says in progress then I'm sure thats correct, but the fact that it was started would make me think they would want some sort of return on the investment even if it ends up as a mod release.
Remastering is not a guarantee of release. CBS has sat on four remastered seasons of "The Love Boat" for several years now and that remains stalled out at two seasons. Bonanza getting to halfway through the run in less time is all things considered an impressive achievement.
"Gunsmoke" is at the limit of how far I'd want to go in the run anyway so I can live with no more of that. I'm still not happy they didn't resume "Barnaby Jones" as well as "Love Boat" and "One Step Beyond" and their refusal to fix "The Odd Couple" will always rankle. It's possible that we might see more titles licensed out as "Mod Squad" was but the one thing to remember is that any title CBS licenses out will not be remastered to the standards we've been accustomed to seeing from their own releases. I've sampled a few of the later "Mod Squad" episodes and the difference is like night and day with Seasons 1 and 2.
I'm assuming your good friend was referring to Warner Archive in that blank spot. I have to say, I don't see any reason to put them in the same slowdown category at this point. They have continued to research and work on what clearance issues are there for other B/W titles, and they have also to their credit not stalled a single title they started. Had "The FBI" been a QM series under CBS's control, I don't think I would ever have had any hope of seeing it get to halfway through its run, let alone the finish which it will reach by year's end.
I do agree we are pretty much at a point where all of us should take comfort and pride in what has been released and think more of enjoying what we have than gnashing our teeth over what we don't have. I'm getting three of my four major Grail titles unstalled/finished this year alone.
Ray, I certainly hope you are right and I'm wrong. But the evidence I see leads me to the opposite conclusion. Either way I'm winding down since I've got most of my grail shows. There's a lot of b/w material I'd still love to see released, but as far as the 70's and beyond goes, I'm fine with what I've got right now.
Gary "there are still some wonderful b/w series that I'd buy if released, but I'm confident at this point that I'll never see 95% of them" O.
We still don't have:
The Defenders
The Nurses
East Side, West Side
Adventures in Paradise
Our Miss Brooks
December Bride
Mr. Novak
The Rouges
Ben Casey
The Thin Man
77 Sunset Strip and the other Warner Bros. detective shows circa 1960
The Eleventh Hour
Bachelor Father
Pete & Gladys
As you can see, there are still a lot of B/W titles which have yet to make it to DVD/Blu-ray.
And just to set the record straight, your list is only a small sampling of b/w material that's yet to be released. There are literally dozens and dozens of titles from that era that haven't seen the light of day.
Gary "just saying" O.
P.S. As an aside, I only put that Mark Twain quote in my post above because I just passed that benchmark age.
Since Bonanza is one of the most popular westerns of all time, there may be a chance that Shout/Timeless or some other studio can continue the releases, if CBS will license it out. If future releases will not be remastered to CBS standards, I'm okay with that.


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Identified SNPs within the
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Association analysis of SNPs with litter size
Effects of combinative genotypes on litter size
Association analysis of combinative genotypes of
According to the classification of PIC (low polymorphism if PIC value < 0.25, moderate polymorphism if 0.25 < PIC value < 0.50, and high polymorphism if PIC > 0.50), SN and GZ breeds at
Identification of the candidate genes that are responsible for variation in continuous traits or quantitative traits has been a challenge in modern genetics. So far, there have been some studies of
The reproductive traits are complex quantitative traits involving multiple genes, loci and interactions, so it is important to analyze the combined effect of multiple genes or loci on reproductive traits. In the study, association between multiple locus and litter size from the first to the fourth parity was analyzed. Mean litter size of goat tended to increase in later parity. Individuals with SC1 (
This study explored the genetic polymorphism of
Animals and genomic DNA isolation
Blood samples were obtained from 680 goats belonging to three breeds: Xinong Saanen goat (SN;
SNPs investigation and genotyping
According to caprine
The SNP in 5'UTR (89-409bp) of
The allelic frequencies, heterozygosity (He) and polymorphism information content (PIC) were calculated using Popgene (version 1.31). The linkage disequilibrium was performed by SHEsis software
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
XA, JH and TM conducted all experiments and wrote the manuscript. FF, YY and HZ carried out the computational analysis. PH and YS contributed their ideas towards writing. BCao and JW conducted the research design. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
This study was supported by the National Support Program of China (2011BAD28B05-3) and Science and Technology Innovation Project of Shaanxi Province (2011KTCL02-09).
Neuroendocrine control by kisspeptins: role in metabolic regulation of fertility
Kisspeptin and the preovulatory gonadotrophin-releasing hormone/luteinising hormone surge in the ewe: basic aspects and potential applications in the control of ovulation
Kisspeptin activation of gonadotropin releasing hormone neurons and regulation of KiSS-1 mRNA in the male rat
Developmental and hormonally regulated messenger ribonucleic acid expression of KiSS-1 and its putative receptor, GPR54, in rat hypothalamus and potent luteinizing hormone-releasing activity of KiSS-1 peptide
Kisspeptin-GPR54 signaling in the neuroendocrine reproductive axis
Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism due to loss of function of the KiSS1-derived peptide receptor GPR54
The GPR54 gene as a regulator of puberty
Roles of kisspeptins in the control of hypothalamic-gonadotropic function: focus on sexual differentiation and puberty onset
Expression of KiSS-1 in rat ovary: Putative local regulator ovulation?
KiSS-1 in the mammalian ovary: distribution of kisspeptin in human and marmoset and alterations in KiSS-1 mRNA levels in a rat model of ovulatory dysfunction
Expression of KiSS-1 in rat oviduct: possible involvement in prevention of ectopic implantation?
Metastasis suppressor gene KiSS-1 encodes peptide ligand of a G-protein-coupled receptor
Characterization of the kisspeptin system in human spermatozoa
Association study of the polymorphisms in the KISS1 gene with central precocious puberty in Chinese girls
Kisspeptin is essential for the full preovulatory LH surge and stimulates GnRH release from the isolated ovine median eminence
Kisspeptin-54 stimulates gonadotropin release most potently during the preovulatory phase of the menstrual cycle in women
Seasonal and cyclical change in the luteinizing hormone response to kisspeptin in the ewe
Patterns of linkage disequilibrium in the human genome
SHEsis, a powerful software platform for analyses of linkage disequilibrium, haplotype construction, and genetic association at polymorphism loci
DNA polymorphisms of the KiSS1 3 ' Untranslated region interfere with the folding of a G-rich sequence into G-quadruplex
Molecular characterization and estrogen regulation of hypothalamic KISS1 gene in the pig
Mutations of the KISS1 gene in disorders of puberty
Analysis on DNA sequence of KiSS-1 gene and its association with litter size in goats
Association between sexual precocity and alleles of KISS-1 and GPR54 genes in goats
New genetic polymorphisms of KiSS-1 gene and their association with litter size in goats
Polymorphism of exon 2 of BMP15 gene and its relationship with litter size of two Chinese goats
A role for kisspeptins in the regulation of gonadotropin secretion in the mouse
Characterization of the potent luteinizing hormone-releasing activity of KiSS-1 peptide, the natural ligand of GPR54
Increased hypothalamic GPR54 signaling: a potential mechanism for initiation of puberty in primates
Association testing by DNA pooling: an effective initial screen
PIRA PCR designer for restriction analysis of single nucleotide polymorphisms


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YANGON, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Myanmar's detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi met a senior junta official today, state media said, but it was not known what they discussed.
MRTV showed 30 seconds of footage from the third meeting between the Nobel laureate and ruling junta member Aung Kyi since he was appointed as a go-between after September's crackdown on pro-democracy protests triggered world outrage.
''We heard about the meeting between U Aung Kyi and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi this afternoon,'' said Nyan Win, a spokesman for Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy.
He did not know the substance of Suu Kyi's one-hour meeting with the liaison minister at a state guesthouse, but believed it might have focused on the junta's preconditions for direct talks between Suu Kyi and regime leader Senior General Than Shwe.
Than Shwe has offered direct negotiations if Suu Kyi abandons confrontation and her support for sanctions against the military which has ruled the former Burma for 45 years.
Some observers said the meeting might have been timed to deflect criticism at this week's annual get-together of the 10-nation Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN).
Summit host Singapore expressed its ''revulsion'' shortly after the army crackdown in which the junta says 15 people were killed, but the grouping has resisted calls to impose sanctions.
Myanmar Prime Minister Thein Sein was due to brief his ASEAN counterparts on Monday for the first time since the monk-led protests were crushed and nearly 3,000 people arrested. The regime says all but 91 have been freed.
''I just think it's a face-saving measure for the prime minister at the summit,'' a veteran Yangon politician said.
Suu Kyi, who has spent 12 of the past 18 years under house arrest, has said her previous meetings with Aung Kyi were constructive and she was ready to work with the military to establish proper negotiations.
But critics say the regime is sending mixed signals.
They point to Than Shwe's comments reported by state media on Saturday that the only path to political reform is via the junta's own ''roadmap to democracy'', suggesting that any talks will have to take place within that framework.
Western governments have dismissed the roadmap as a blue-print for the army legitimising its grip on power.
Under an outline for a new charter, the head of the army will be the most powerful person in the country, with the right to appoint key cabinet figures and suspend the constitution in the event of an emergency that he defines.


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The decision by the allies to disclose details of the nerve agent is part of the build-up of opposition to President Saddam, intended to bolster public opinion for the threatened military action by Britain and the US against Iraq.
The agent was not included in an inventory of suspected weapons issued last week by Robin Cook, Foreign Secretary. Analysts said Agent 15 would not be among the most potent weapons in the Iraqi armoury and Gulf veterans said they did not believe it had caused their illness.
It is a glycolate compound, the type of which has been tested by American forces as a possible means of disorientating an enemy. The US tested such an agent, BZ, on troops and videoed them in a state of mental confusion, unable to even recognise their own friends. Glycolate agents can produce hallucinatory effects and throw an army into chaos.
Their only suspected use was in Mozambique in 1992 when government forces said they had been subjected to BZ by South African troops. But Alistair Hay, a chemical- weapons expert at Leeds University, said troops wearing gas masks would be well-protected against glycolate.
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Ullyot was the former chief of staff to Alberto Gonzales, who was the US attorney general until his resignation last year following accusations of perjury. Ullyot will be based in Facebook's California headquarters, moving from Kirkland's Washington office.
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By the still waters of the Shatt al-Arab waterway, a few dozen university lecturers and professors gather with black banners to protest at the armed British troops manning the ornate gate of Basra's presidential palace. Their colleague, the head of the engineering department, has just been murdered. They know who the killers are, they say, and accuse the British of doing nothing about it.
"If you can't keep the peace," Dr Aziz al-Hilfi shouts at the soldiers, "we shall turn against you!" Like many of his colleagues, he went to university in Britain and has never demonstrated before. "You can hire a killer here for 100,000 dinars [about £40]," he says. "The Iraqi police are useless; they do nothing. The British drive around, but they aren't protecting us. Do they want the 1920s again?"
The reference is lost on no one here. The British invented modern Iraq, but in the late 1920s they were driven out by a wave of violent frustration at their rule.
Frustration at the lack of security in Basra is reaching boiling point. Just up the road from the protest, doctors at Basra's main teaching hospital are treating Abbas Khudayir, who has been shot nine times for the £200 he was carrying to buy a motorbike. He will survive, but the doctors aren't so sure about Britain's chances of keeping the lid on the growing discontent. "They need to be tougher", says Dr Nezar Al-Mafooz, himself educated in Britain. "They need to shoot more."
At this hospital there has been a 10-fold increase in the victims of violence since the end of the war, most of them gunshot victims, and the death toll is rising. Some are the victims of score-settling, like the Baath party member dragged out of his car and shot twice in the head a few hundred yards from the palace, now home to the British top brass in Basra. But most are the targets of industrial-scale criminal gangs, terrorising what is left of the middle class here through housebreaking, car-jacking and kidnapping.
Margaret Hitchcock, originally from Plymouth, has lived in Basra for 35 years. She has survived the shelling of the Iran-Iraq war and both Gulf Wars, but she has never been so scared. Earlier this week a group of men came to her house, declared that her property was now theirs and returned the following night to fire dozens of shots over the back of the house. "I am frightened," she says. "I fear for my life. The British try to protect me but they cannot. They are too soft."
There is no doubt that the troops are doing their best - patrolling, confiscating weapons, training more Iraqi police officers. But it is equally obvious that they are severely stretched.
As an occupier, Major Gary Deakin of the First Battalion, King's Regiment, is responsible under the Geneva Convention for the safety and security of 150,000 people in dozens of competing, often feuding tribes, spread over 70 square miles. He has 137 men. His trick, in his words, is to go tribal. "We are the biggest, best-armed and richest tribe on the patch," he explains.
When the tribes feud with heavy weapons, he negotiates ceasefires. He seizes weapons when they are displayed provocatively. He visits mosques to try to influence the imams on Thursdays, before they speak at prayers the following day. His men have renovated classrooms, so the schools could open on time this month. They work hard on hearts and minds, but they know they're struggling in the front line of a fight that should have been wrapped up long ago.
Sir Hilary Synott, Britain's senior administrator in Basra and head of the Coalition Provisional Authority in southern Iraq, acknowledges the problem.
"I can't be satisfied with the speed of change here," he says. "The security situation is tense. We're all targeted. We're not complacent."
He has no cause to be: in the back streets of Basra lurk men who dream of driving the British out. Some once ruled these streets with terror, and now rove them inciting revolt. But when the threats they issue are repeated by the doctors and the professors outside the palace in Basra, it is time to listen.
Bill Neely is a reporter for ITN
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View fall colors at conservation area in Dauphin County
The 370-acre Joseph E. Ibberson Conservation Area, which straddles Peters Mountain in Dauphin County, is dominated by large hardwood trees.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
The large area of nearly unbroken forest is a haven for wildlife, including forest warblers and other deep woods animals.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
To visit the conservation area, take Route 322/22 to Route 225 north. After driving 4.5 miles, turn right on Camp Hebron Road just before entering the village of Matamoras. The conservation area is 4.5 miles down the road on the right.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
A conservation area is land that was donated to the Bureau of State Parks. The land is managed for the purposes of preserving open space, conserving natural resources, and providing opportunities for passive, non-motorized, low density outdoor recreation and environmental education activities.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
A conservation area is characterized as a large area with few improvements and no through roads. Recreational facilities and development are minimal.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
A restroom with non-flush toilets is available for visitors.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
Starting in 1962, Joseph E. Ibberson began buying land to create a tree farm on which he practiced various forms of forest management.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
On Dec. 9, 1998, he donated the land to the Commonwealth.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
A main attraction to the conservation area is the elaborate trail system.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
The Turkey Foot Trail is 0.6 mile of easy hiking and is marked with lavender blazes. Access the trail from the western end of Evergreen Trail. Turkey Foot Trail is a loop trail that offers many good opportunities to view wildlife.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
The Whitetail Trail is 1.8 miles of difficult hiking and is marked with pink blazes. The trail begins at the conservation area's west gate, crosses Victoria and Appalachian trails and the Pond, and ends by reconnecting to Victoria Trail on the south side of Peters Mountain.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
The mountain section is rugged and includes switchbacks and stone stairs in places. A nice view of Powells Valley can be seen from a stone bench on the north side of the mountain. This is a good trail for viewing wildlife.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
The Evergreen Trail is 1.1 miles of easy hiking and is marked with red blazes.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
The trail begins at the east gate and is a nice loop trail that is also great for cross-country skiing.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
The Old Sawmill Trail is 0.9 miles of easy hiking and is marked with yellow blazes. The loop portion of the trail encircles the old location of Baker's Sawmill, the last steam sawmill in Dauphin County. This is a nice trail for cross-country skiing.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
The conservation area offers a wide variety of environmental education and interpretive programs.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
Through hands-on activities, guided walks and evening programs, participants gain appreciation, understanding, and develop a sense of stewardship toward natural and cultural resources.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
For a calendar of events, click here.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
About 320 acres of the conservation area are open to hunting, trapping and the training of dogs during established seasons.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
Common game species are black bear, deer, turkey, grouse, rabbit and squirrel.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
Hunting woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, is prohibited. Dog training is only permitted from the day following Labor Day to March 31 in designated hunting areas.PHOTO: Jason Bugg
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