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Please take the publication date into consideration for any date references. ] [ Media Contact: TPWD News, email@example.com, 512-389-8030 ] [TH] Feb. 22, 2006 Game Wardens Step Up Efforts To Clean Up Falcon Lake "Operation Pescador" Targets Illegal Commercial Fishing, Other Violations ZAPATA, Texas -- Game wardens from across the state are converging on Falcon Lake along the Texas-Mexico border in a concerted effort to clean up illegal commercial fishing activities and prevent water safety violations, as well as to enforce other state laws. "Operation Pescador" will involve game wardens stopping vessels on Falcon Lake to ensure compliance with all state game, fish and water safety laws. Commercial fishermen in possession of illegal nets will be arrested and transported to the Zapata County jail and their vessels will be seized, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Game Warden Captain Chris Huff. TPWD is coordinating the effort with other agencies, including the Zapata County Sheriff's Office, U.S. Border Patrol, U.S. Customs, Texas Department of Public Safety and Texas Homeland Security. Falcon Lake is a massive impoundment along the Rio Grande River extending about 20 miles long and three miles wide at some points and covers 87,000 surface acres. Huff estimates there are about 75 Mexican commercial fishermen who fish Falcon Lake daily. It is legal to use gill nets, hoop nets and other commercial fishing gear on the Mexican side of the lake; such practices are outlawed in all Texas state waters. TPWD game wardens routinely patrol the lake investigating these kinds of activities and have been successful in apprehending violators. According to Huff, patrols during the last six months have resulted in 12 arrests, along with seizure of seven vessels and outboard motors and more than 38,000 feet of gill netting. A similar operation conducted between Sept. 2004 and Aug. 2005 resulted in 34 arrests, seizure of 23 vessels and more than 84,000 feet of illegal nets. Unlike routine lake patrols elsewhere, Lake Falcon presents unique challenges for law enforcement. "Whenever we see one of these types of boats, we don't know if it is an illegal fisherman of a drug runner," said Huff. "Most of the arrests involve Mexican nationals and once we've made contact and determine they are conducting illegal activity we have to seize their equipment and vessel and bring them ashore. We can't simply issue a citation because there are other violations of the law that come into play; illegal entry." "We're not just going to concentrate on illegal commercial fishing activities, but all game and fish activities," said TPWD Game Warden Major Alfonso Vielma. "We intend to bring attention that is needed to Falcon Lake. There are other elements coming through the lake -- illegal aliens, drug smuggling -- dangerous elements. We're concentrating on game law violations, but we won't ignore other violations of the law." The location of Falcon Lake makes for easy access by illegal immigrants from Mexico to Texas soil, as well as for illegal drug smuggling activity and is sometimes viewed as a potential Homeland Security threat. Violations including illegal entry, drug smuggling or other homeland security related activities will be turned over to other appropriate authorities. Huff added it is not uncommon to arrest the same individuals several times over a period of time; they typically return after obtaining another vessel. But, he sees the additional enforcement pressure as a deterrent. "Our wardens are doing a great job with great success, but a statewide operation is necessary to show the fishermen and the public we are committed to enforcing the law," he stressed. Commercial netting has been outlawed in Texas waters for decades because of the potential impacts to a fishery. Commercial netting nearly wiped out redfish populations along the Texas coast in the '70s, which led to the statewide ban. Illegal commercial netting can severely deplete aquatic resources on reservoirs such as Falcon Lake, where low water levels during dry periods can concentrate fish, making them susceptible to fishing pressure and poor reproduction. Until recently, Falcon Lake had been suffering through a decade long drought that saw lake levels plummet 50-feet; lowest on record. Commercial fishing on Falcon Lake is nothing new, according to Huff. The lake was impounded in 1954 and by 1958, an influx of commercial fishermen from East Texas used high powered boats to illegally fish with gill nets and wooden fish boxes. Mexican commercial fishermen soon entered the scene and by the 1970s when commercial fishing became illegal in Texas, had the run of Falcon Lake to themselves. Insignificant fines and penalties did nothing to deter the activity. By 1980, Mexican commercial fishing operations were at an all-time high with more than 300 registered fishermen. In 1990, TPWD game wardens had filed 175 cases and confiscated more than 50 MILES of illegal nets. Finally, in 1991, a bill was passed allowing game wardens to seize and confiscate undocumented vessels used in illegal netting activities. Although the confiscation of vessels and gear has had the desired effect, illegal commercial fishing continues on Falcon Lake. "Why? The answer is simple," Huff said. "Profit outweighs penalty. The profit being derived from high fish prices and the smuggling of drugs is the incentive. Certain species of rough fish bring more than $2 per pound on today's market. 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The 17th concert at Ilkley Baptist Church in aid of street children's charities raised £1,564.
The young singers of Northern Youth and The Choral Scholars and Friends met up with tenor James Griffett for a quick rehearsal, before launching into a feast of seasonal music.
Admission was free, but a retiring collection raised £1,564 for charities in India, Romania and Haiti.
The opening four pieces were the same as ever, opening with Perspice Christicula, to the tune of Sumer Is Icumin In, but with the addition this year of Stephen Davis on recorder.
Plainchant, Gaudete and The Boar's Head completed the opening set.
The nine youngest singers, ranging from seven to 14 years of age, touched everyone's hearts with their performance of How Far Is It To Bethlehem, most of them having solos.
Two less seasonal pieces followed, the solo quartet Strange Adventure from Gilbert and Sullivan's Yeoman Of The Guard, with Ruby Hendry and Chris Trenholme singing parts that they will be repeating in Bingley G&S Society's next production in March.
There was also the additional pleasure of Sophie Green's violin accompaniment to this and to Gentle Annie, with James Griffett and a trio of men's voices.
The Anonymous 13th Century Dultia recorder duet was played by Stephen Davis and Gitanjali Aishwarya, with Matthew Parry on tabor, giving yet another new flavour to the concert.
Tom Kyle's spoken words from Unicef's Charter on the Rights of the Child hit home, so the second half began somberly.
But the final carols, including a marvellous The Three Kings with Chris Trenholme again as the soloist, Down in Yon Forest and ending with Holst's Personent Hodie rounded off the concert, with pianist Alison Davies' contribution as the accompanist warmly applauded.


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A PRO-EQUALITY festival will take place at The Lights in Andover on 26 March.
Over the past three years, Andover Music Academy has organised the event with local and national community groups and charitable organisations.
Respect-Fest will this year involve students and staff at Sparsholt College on 11 March, as well as a second event at The Lights for the first time on 26 March.
The Sparsholt event will focus on the Gambian Child charity, Ichthyosis Support Group and broadly on disability awareness. Local musicians will perform a wide range of uplifting, life-affirming music with social or political themes.
Disabled ex-military personnel will also be involved and Grateley House staff will lead workshops.
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MARK Cueto is looking forward to achieving another milestone in his illustrious career when he runs out onto the pitch at Sixways for his 200th appearance in the Premiership as a Sale Sharks player.
He already holds the record for the number of career tries with 84, the first of which was scored on his Premiership debut, away to Bristol back in 2001.
Mark broke team mate Steve Hanley's record of 75 tries when he crossed the line against Exeter Chiefs in February 2013 and this season he has already scored six in 13 appearances this season (three at the AJ Bell Stadium and 3 on his travels).
Mark recently signed an extended deal and will be playing for Sale Sharks next season, which will be his 14th with the club.
Mark has also played 55 times for England, scoring 20 tries and represented the British & Irish Lions on tour in New Zealand in 2005.
He is famed for touching down in the 2007 World Cup final and then the nation agonised when the Television Match Official turned down the 'try' just as England looked to be getting back into the game.
Mark also played in the 2011 World Cup competition in new Zealand before retiring as an International player.
Looking forward to the game at Sixways, Mark said: " I am looking forward to running out at Sixways, it's another milestone in my career that I have enjoyed thoroughly since my debut at Bristol all those years ago.
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ORANGE PARK, Fla. - An Orange Park High School Student is still fighting for her life after being hit by a car while leaving school.
Heather Barnes, 14, was crossing Kingsley Avenue on Thursday afternoon when a car hit her. She was not in the crosswalk.
Since then the community is stepping up to make sure accidents like this don't happen again. There were more deputies outside the school Tuesday not only to remind the students to stay in the crosswalk, but also to remind drivers to watch for students.
Jessica Cannon, Barnes' best friend who was with her when she got hit, put up purple ribbons for her, purple representing her favorite color. She hopes others seeing them will make everyone be more careful.
"That's my best friend. No one understands to see your best friend on the road get hit by a car," Cannon said.
Cannon said that's why she, her mom and friends are put up the ribbons along Kingsley Avenue on Tuesday.
She and Barnes were crossing the busy street after school let out.
"Me and her were like in the middle concrete, and the two stopping lanes were stopped, and all I heard was a 'rrrrrr,' and I like looked and I was this close to getting hit," Cannon said. "And I was like, 'Heather,' and by the time I said Heather, I just heard a bang."
That bang was a car hitting Heather so hard she had to be flown to Shands Jacksonville Medical Center.
Jessica admits she and her friend were jaywalking, something she says students at Orange Park High do all the time.
"Some people don't like the crosswalk guy, some people just don't want to wait because he's so slow or they just find it faster just to run," Cannon said.
That's why in the days since the accident, Clay County deputies have stepped up patrols. They're hoping flashing lights and officers will push students to use the crosswalk and encourage drivers on the busy street to slow down.
"It's the only way to do that because there are no flashing lights on this particular road at the school at this time," said Lt. Ricky Wright, of the Clay County Sheriff's Office.
There are no flashing lights there because it's not a school zone. The Clay County School Board has requested one but was turned down by the Florida Department of Transportation.
FDOT officials said they will look at it again since Barnes' accident, but they said there are several reasons why they made that decision.
"We're dealing with high school students who are more mature than elementary school children, so that's one point," FDOT spokesman Michael Goldman said. "And again, you do have traffic slowing devices already in that area."
But for Cannon's mother, that isn't enough.
"This is not over. We still want to fight to have a school zone to let people know that these kids are not going to be slowing down any time soon. They're going to cross the street," said Michelle Cannon.
Students at Orange Park High have started a petition to make the stretch of road a school zone. The FDOT says it will take input from the community and the Clay County Sheriff's Office before making a final decision.
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Lemonade: G. Love: Music
G Love & the Special Sauce have been making the perfect hang out music for over a decade now and they're latest album Lemonade is no different. If you've never heard of them I recommend you start with the cult classic, Cold Beverages <go girl work the cold one>. If you start with the modern day stuff then you'll be happy to know they work closely with Jack Johnson and he even produced this latest album
Whoa does this album take me back to a simpler time, let's hear it for simpler times.Added 10 Years Ago from Amazon.com
This song recalls vacay days spent on the beach in Maui. Mellow with a touch of a reggae beat. I can almost hear the ocean waves and smell the sunscreen.


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Meinl Cymbal artist Chris Coleman will host a series of clinics at four Long and McQuade stores in Canada in August. Here are the dates -
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Aug. 23: BURLINGTON, ON. Long & McQuade: Iain Lannen for ticket info: 905-319-3330
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Heavens! What was up with this beautiful family? Some was talking to themselves, others with the mirror, some fighting, others ... also fighting. Where was the union, the family? The Peace!
After taking a deep breath, it was better to see Emmett and Alice.
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Emmett, I demand you give me back my angels away, and what better go and finish decorating the tree exactly as I drew! —Ordered following him around the room.
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—I have the head to the top— said Jasper coming up from the basement before going to his little wife. —Love, I love you, but if you keep this up, I feel that my head will explode.
—Oh. That does not happen, —replied Carlisle Jazz taking his shoulder to appear out of nowhere. —Believe me— he said with utmost seriousness.
All who were there looked at him, but he smiled at the angel that still hung from the ear of his eldest son.
—Alice, it seems to surprise you —pointing to each with a finger — one would think he had pulled something.
—Carlisle! —cried the little... The fanged, though.
— See? I told you, —Emmett laughed putting an angel of " Dior "— Just need to fire them from pulling through the mouth and ...
His comment was interrupted by the rapid movement of his sister, who threw the first thing in his power, a chandelier.
—Carlisle, sweety — Esme said taking his arm to her husband who was still staring intently Alice and an angel. I think we'll have to buy a new one.
An overwhelmed Edward and Bella sulking then entered the room, and he saw the scene with eyes wide open.
—Need Help? —Edward asked, hesitating for a split second before he answered his clairvoyant sister.
— Tell your brother to hang dull angels in the entry, or return them to me or he can go to…
—Alice! —Esme interrupted. —The bad words are not allowed in this house. What does it say about Barney?
—Barney? — Nessie-raised his voice, which until then was decorating a cake on the table. —Grandmother, upgrade, Barney stopped being a long time.
—Yes? — asked interested. —Now who is it? The Teletubbies? Back Jardigans? Lazi Town? Dora the Explorer? —
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Today we have a special guest, and a long-time friend of mine, Mr. Sam Rosen, entering his 27th season as the Rangers' play-by-play man for MSG Network.
Before we get to our Q&A, I just wanted to say that there are three days remaining until the Opener in Buffalo Saturday.
3: George Herman Ruth.
3: Pete Gogolak. Jan Stenerud. John Starks.
3: Harry Howell, James Patrick, Barry Beck, Michal Rozsival.
Q: Do you think this year's Rangers team is better than last year's team?
Sam Rosen: I do think the Rangers team is better because they've added some skilled players who have a chance to make an impact. One is Alex Frolov, who has been a good forward, he's a highly skilled player, scored over 30 goals twice in his career and if he plays most of the season with Marian Gaborik, has the chance to put some pretty good numbers up. With a one-year contact, the motivation is there for him to play well, and playing with a guy like Gaborik, he has to know that he can put up some good numbers. Ruslan Fedotenko, veteran player, two-time Stanley Cup champion comes in as a guy that can play in the corners and in front of the net, passes the puck well and if he's motivated by his one-year contract, which he should be, he should make an immediate impact. I think we'll see the Rangers get a little more from their third and fourth lines this year, players like Brandon Prust and Brian Boyle. And you bring in a player like Stepan, a very highly skilled player, who so far hasn't been overwhelmed by the NHL game, it's another player that can add to the team. Then you look for growth in players like Michael Del Zotto and Artem Anisimov, and the Rangers have an overall talent level that's been raised. If they can put it together and be consistent, they have a chance to be, not only a good team, but a good playoff team.
Q: Best offseason moves by the Rangers?
SR: I think two moves have to be looked at. One is Frolov because it adds offense to the team and if he can produce the way they hope and the way he has in the past that can really take a lot of the pressure off Marian Gaborik. Gaborik was a one-man offense late last season, all teams keyed on him, and the Rangers just didn't have enough to take the pressure off. The other move is Martin Biron, bringing in an established and experienced NHL goaltender to back up Henrik Lundqvist. The plan is to take some of the workload of the regular season off of Henrik and Marty Biron is the type of goaltender that is capable of doing that. The coaches are confident in him; they didn't have confidence in any of the backup goaltenders last year, so when it came down to a game they had to have, whether it was back-to-back nights or whatever the situation, it was always Lundqvist. I think this year they stick to a plan, as long as Biron gives them the level of play they expect, where Lundqvist doesn't have to play 70 games, or even 65 or less.
Q: Has any player surprised you during camp?
SR: I have to say Derek Stepan. Looking at the Rangers coming into training camp, you have concerns about the center position. They have a number of centers, they brought in Todd White, Erik Christensen was brought in last year, Anisimov, Drury, Prosal can play center, but certainly there's a need for a high level, highly skilled top centerman. Derek Stepan may not be ready to assume that role, but he certainly possesses the skill and the poise to play at the NHL level. If he can carry into the regular season what he showed in the preseason, the Rangers may have a big plus. He's a young player who is very bright, his hockey IQ is very high, he's very unselfish, knows what he has to do, and I think he learned something in every game if not every shift. I've been very impressed.
Q: Predictions for the season?
SR: There is too much parity to predict who will win the Cup. The Atlantic will be won by the Penguins. They should be ready to come back and compete for the Cup again. They have a couple of the best players in the game and if Jordan Staal comes back healthy, they should have their full compliment. But you start with Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin and Marc-Andre Fleury in goal, that's a pretty good team. The Penguins are the most dangerous team in the East. I think the Rangers will make the playoffs, provided they stay consistent and have good luck with injuries, but I think they have the opportunity to be a pretty good team. I think the Devils are a playoff team. And I think the Islanders, because of the injuries, and they're still young team, will struggle to make the playoffs. The West has a lot of talented teams. Parity is the trademark of the NHL right now. You could name five or six teams right now that are capable of getting to the Stanley Cup finals. I think that's up in the air. And I will never make a prediction now on who will win the Stanley Cup because so much can happen in an 82 game season.
Q: What was it like working with John Davidson all those years?
SR: I was extremely lucky to work with JD for 20 years. I think he's the best there ever was in the business. He made the Rangers broadcast better each and every time we were on. I always thought I was a hard worker until I watched him prepare for a game; he pushed me forward in my career. I still talk to him on a regular basis and we catch up when he's back in New York. Our wives are very close and we watched each others' kids grow up…we are very close.
Q: Do you have a favorite obscure player, i.e. a Mikko Leinonen type?
SR: Mike Hartman, because of his Jewish heritage.
Q: Do you prefer doing hockey play-by-play over football (or boxing)? Why or why not?
SR: I love them all and it wouldn't be fair to any of the sports to choose one over the other because each poses a different level of excitement. Hockey is so free-wheeling, changing on the fly…the frenetic pace is so great. Football is so physical and so strategic. And boxing…I have the utmost respect for two men who can climb the steps and step into the ring knowing that the object is to take out the other guy and stop him with a punch. That is a tough, tough sport and I have tremendous admiration for boxers. Watching two highly skilled boxers compete is an amazing sporting event. I couldn't choose one over the other because they all have the excitement that is so wonderful about sports.
Q: Do you have a funniest interview, or a person who always made you laugh during interviews?
SR: Phil Esposito can always make me laugh, there's no doubt about that. Phil Esposito, whether I was his broadcast partner, or as an executive in the league, always makes me laugh. Even now, interviewing him, he always comes up with some kind of crazy story.


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A team of local experts, assembled to help protect Ilkley against over-development, was about to unveil the basis of a strategy for the town's future. Members of the Ilkley Future Group have drawn up draft policies for housing, employment, business, transport, health, education and other issues, which could affect how the town develops.
A former teacher of deaf and blind children who has been involved with the Riding for the Disabled Association for more than three decades learned she was receive an OBE for her services to the organisation. Judy Olby, of Langbar, Ilkley, is also chairman and trustee of Otley and District RDA Group.
Leeds Trinity University at Horsforth announced that TV presenter Gabby Logan would become its first chancellor. Gabby, who was born in Leeds, was the first female presenter of a live football match and was one of a select few presenters given the honour of covering the London 2012 Games for the BBC. Leeds Trinity was granted full university status in 2012.
Vandals caused damage amounting to thousands of pounds to decorative lighting put up just last year to improve Ilkley town centre. The Jubilee Lights were installed to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012. But in the early hours of a Saturday morning vandals caused damage to lights in nine trees along The Grove and the bandstand by cutting wires.
Councillors began working on a strategy to help Ilkley make the most of an expected surge in tourism surrounding the 2014 Tour de France visit. Members of Ilkley Parish Council planned Ilkley Cycling Club and tourism businesses, and two councillors plan to bring their proposals back to the council this spring.
A historical weapons expert from Otley spoke about his role in working out the final moments of King Richard III. Bob Woosnam-Savage was part of the team who confirmed that a skeleton found beneath a car park was that of the monarch. Mr Woosnam-Savage, a curator at the Royal Armouries Museum, came to this conclusion about how Richard expired: "The main wounds were from a halberd, which took a slice of his skull off at the back, and a puncture wound from a long-bladed dagger or sword."
The family of a little boy who was born with brain injuries launched a campaign to help him to walk. Little Wes Knight, who has cerebral palsy, could not crawl or sit and is unlikely to be able to walk without special treatment in the USA. A website – wesleyswish.org – was set up to help raise £95,000 for the operation and three years of intensive physiotherapy.
A consortium of local businessmen, many of whom were involved in the conception of Ilkley Beer Festival, announced ambitious plans for the Wharfe Valley's first brew pub in Ilkley. A six-figure refurbishment project includes a major overhaul of The Albert Inn on Church Street and include the integration of a micro brewery in a barn in the back yard.
A strategy to put cycling "at the heart" of Otley's community was unanimously approved by town councillors. The Do You Ride? initiative, drawn together by cycling organisation Otley Sportive, sketched out an action plan to encourage more people to take up cycling and make conditions in town safer for those already on two wheels.
Alistair Brownlee proudly displayed his MBE, after it was presented to him by the Queen, at Buckingham Palace. The 24-year-old triathlete from Bramhope, received the award after taking gold in the event at the London 2012 Olympics. His 22-year-old brother Jonny, came away with bronze, making the pair the first British siblings to stand on the same podium in an individual event for more than a century.
It was announced a national retail chain could join a long-established cycle retailer at the landmark site of a former Ilkley car showroom, in a proposed redevelopment scheme. Ilkley business JD Cycles said it was planning to move into the former Nidd Vale showroom, Skipton Road, and negotiations with an unnamed national retailer were said to be at a "very advanced" stage. Nidd Vale's showroom and garage, once owned by local business Glovers Garage, closed in December 2011.
The carnage created by two bombs in Boston was described as being like a "war scene" by an Ilkley runner, who reached the finish line only eight minutes before the first explosion. Ilkley Harriers member, David Brown, 46, of Ben Rhydding, was standing 100 yards away when he saw the first blast out of the corner of his eye.
A new era beckoned for one of Otley's oldest industrial sites as demolition work on the former Garnet paper mill was completed. Nearly all of the old mill buildings were knocked down as preparation work finally got underway for a 194-home redevelopment. The move marked the disappearance of part of the town's industrial heritage but also some long-anticipated progress on a new housing scheme by David Wilson homes.
Heart surgery resumed at Leeds General Infirmary after days of uncertainty over its future. All operations at the unit were temporarily halted after NHS figures suggested the unit had a death rate double that of other centres. But medical bodies, doctors and other experts questioned the accuracy of the data, which they said was unverified and not fit to base such a decision on.
Artists geared up for a second fight to save studios on a growing Ilkley cultural trail from a plan to convert them into houses. The town's art community successfully got behind a campaign to keep the historic Back Nelson Road units as workshops earlier in 2013. But the developer behind the plan appealed against the council's refusal to grant planning permission.
Brollies, waterproofs and wellies were much in evidence at a fun-packed, but decidedly soggy, 204th Otley Show. The rain fell persistently throughout the morning of the event but those who braved the weather were rewarded with impressive horse, livestock, poultry and crafts and produce displays. They also witnessed some death-defying stunts courtesy of Mark Stannage and his family.
Blazing sunshine and a turnout of thousands of people made for the most successful Ilkley Carnival in recent years. Visitors and townspeople alike crowded on to town centre streets to watch the parade - this year well-attended by schools, pre-schools and other organisations from across Ilkley. A funfair and dramatic entertainment on East Holmes Field, including horseback stunts, falconry and historical re-enactment, attracted crowds to the main carnival field.
Firefighters, paramedics and search-and-rescue teams carried out a dramatic rescue of a climber trapped by falling rocks on Ilkley Moor. Calder Valley Search & Rescue Team and the Yorkshire Air Ambulance were among emergency teams called out on bank holiday Monday when climber Ian Routledge was pinned by a loose block which trapped his arm as he was ascending "The Buttress" on Ilkley Moor.
History teacher Rick Rogers used Abba songs to help his GCSE students remember key historical facts. The ingenious system of revision used reworked songs which were posted on YouTube – along with apologies to Bjorn and Benny. The curriculum leader of history at Benton Park School in Rawdon, could be seen singing the pieces whilst accompanying himself on guitar.
A bar supervisor was commended for his heroism in overpowering a masked robber who threatened to shoot him and his two staff members. Richard Dewhirst, supervisor at Bar t'at, on Cunliffe Road, Ilkley, pinned robber Philip Gibb to the floor after he demanded the £13,000 takings, brandishing what looked like a gun. Gibb, 31, of Woodlands, Ben Rhydding, was jailed for four years after admitting robbery at the pub at about midnight on June 3.
Councillors called for a full response from West Yorkshire Police over concerns for the future of policing in Ilkley, as opening hours at the town's police station are set to be slashed to just one day a week. An Ilkley parish councillor wanted assurances that the number of police officers will not be reduced in the next 12 months. The Riddings Road police station cut its hours amid a West Yorkshire force-wide review of front desk opening hours.
A little Harry Potter magic helped bring out the crowds to a combined Rawdon Fun Day and Walk of Smiles. Actor Matthew Lewis, who played Neville Longbottom in the blockbuster movies, turned up to support the event in his role as patron of the charity Bethany's Smile. The Walk of Smiles was the fourth organised by 13-year-old schoolgirl Bethany Hare, who at that stage had raised more than £38,000 to help sick children.
The Vicar of Otley blasted the Government for benefits changes he claimed were forcing people to rely on food banks. The Rev Graham Buttanshaw, part of the Otley Food Bank steering group, said: "Shockingly, it often feels like this Government is presiding over a return to the judgemental attitudes and social divisions of Dickensian Britain, while Labour seems too frightened of public opinion to stand up for the poorest among us."


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NILE Ranger scored on his return to the Swindon Town side as the Robins edged out 10-man Peterborough United in a compelling game of football at the County Ground.
Ranger nodded Swindon in front in the first half before Yaser Kasim added a second after the break despite Posh surging back into the tie and dominating much of the second half.
Nathaniel Knight-Percival crashed home a stunning goal for the visitors to reduce arrears and Peterborough pushed hard for an equaliser, despite Lee Tomlin seeing red for two bookings and Posh goalkeeping coach Jimmy Walker being sent to the stands, but ultimately it didn't arrive.
The return of Ranger was the major talking point around the County Ground pre-match but there was also a full league debut for Brazilian defender Raphael Rossi Branco, while Ryan Mason and Dany N'Guessan were both restored to the starting line-up by Cooper.
Nicky Ajose, who scored 10 goals in 21 appearances on loan at Swindon earlier in the campaign, began alongside Britt Assombalonga up front for Posh, while Tomlin made his comeback from injury.
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The Robins went close again in the 37th minute when Alex Pritchard tested Olejnik after wriggling free of three challenges, Tomlin curled a free-kick over from a promising position as Town took a one-goal lead into the break.
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Ilkley-based children's shoe shop Poppy Red is sponsoring a local tennis player as she looks to shoot up the national rankings.
The shop has provided 11-year-old Amber Woofindin, who trains at Ilkley Lawn Tennis and Squash Club, with £150 to purchase a new racquet.
"We're always encouraging our young customers to get active and take part in sports and this is a great way for us to get involved.
"We stock a lot of sporting brands such as Geox and Gola which are popular with the children," said Jenny Rhodes, who runs Poppy Red with her mother, Helen.
"Following 2012's home Olympics and this year's Tour de France so close to home, this is a great time to encourage children to get into sports to ensure they live a healthy, active lifestyle."
Amber, who has represented her county at several age groups, has recently secured a place on the National Talent ID, which is a development programme for the top 20 girls in each age group.
Amber said: "I am very grateful to Helen and Jenny at Poppy Red for providing me with a new racket. I love playing tennis and I want to become the best tennis player I can be."
Having started playing tennis when she was just five years old, Amber has already been playing for six years and now spends eight hours each week training at Ilkley Tennis Club.
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"It feels good to be putting something back into the community and hopefully we will one day see Amber playing on Centre Court at Wimbledon!"


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Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) Inclement Weather Policy
In the event of inclement weather, the County Executive may close all county offices or may grant unscheduled leave to county employees. In both cases, all Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) public hearings scheduled for that day shall be cancelled and the applications rescheduled for the next available meeting date which can accommodate the hearings and allows sufficient time for re-advertising. BZA members, county staff and citizens should listen to emergency announcements featured on Fairfax County Cable Channel 16 and provided to area television and radio stations and/or access the county's Web page www.fairfaxcounty.gov. Please listen to more than one station to verify county closings and unscheduled leave and to be sure the announcement is referring to Fairfax County Government, not the school system, court system or City of Fairfax government.


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Pub Crawl: Little Red Barn South Patio Dancehall
Updated 10:18 am, Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Address: 1902 South Hackberry St.
Hours: Dance hall music starts at 6 p.m. Fridays, 7 or 8 p.m. Saturdays, Steakhouse open daily
Phone: 210-532-4235
Web: www.littleredbarnsteakhouse.com/south-patio/
Cost/noise: Medium/medium
Snapshot: Though the image of Texas as the Wild West is slowly fading, steaks — and country music played in dance halls for couples who know their way around a dance floor — show no sign of waning. Little Red Barn Steakhouse has been a fixture on the Southeast Side since 1963.
Who goes there: Like the restaurant, the dance hall draws a neighborhood crowd, but also attracts country fans and dancers from around the area.
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Behind the bar: Full bar, with beer going for $3 (domestics) and $3.50 (imports). On a recent night, there were $7 margaritas, $5.25 Crown Royal and Jack Daniel's.
Food: People who work up an appetite on the dance floor have options ranging from a 20-ounce Porterhouse steak ($23.99 with all the trimmings) to chicken tenders ($9.49).
The music: South Patio Dancehall sticks pretty close to traditional country. The schedule includes area favorites Mike Carr & the Lone Star Statesmen, Bimbo & Borderline and the Drugstore Cowboys.
The skinny: Little Red Barn South Patio Dancehall is Texas all the way.
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What do you think about the medical device industry? Does the 510(k) warrant more concern than PMAs and healthcare reform? We surveyed 283 people from medical device manufacturing and supply companies to get the scoop on what readers really care about.
Which regulation / processes are of the most concern to you and your company during the product life-cycle? (Please select the top two in order were 1 = Most significant concern, 2 = Second most significant concern.)
A targeted Internet survey was fielded from February 1st – February 10th, 2012.
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Drifblim out!
Drifblim out!
I don't really care about this round, so with the help of an RNG, I vote Grumpig
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Give me a reason to give you it then.
My vote be Ditto..
Credit to Sworn Metalhead
Ditto gtfo lol
I'll vote out Ditto.
Current Tally:
Ditto: 6
Corsola: 2
Mantine: 1
Drifblim: 1
Grumpig: 1
Voting Corsola.
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Voting Ditto.
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Voting Ditto.
I'll vote dittto
Current Tally:
Ditto: 9
Corsola: 4
Mantine: 1
Drifblim: 1
Grumpig: 1
Holy Ditto hate. That little guys a trooper in the Daycare.
I don't wanna vote either, so I'm going with Solrock. Yuck.
Voting Carnivine
Voting Corsola, to save my ho' Ditto.
As to what once, it now is. For this my retirement tour, let us commence, forevermore, forevermore.
Mantine I chose you.
Voting Grumpig.
Not voting Corsola because it was my first recruit that I got from an egg on PMD.
Voting Ditto.
My vote goes to Grumpig.
The Current Thanks For Tallying Absolutely No One Tally:
Ditto: 10
Corsola: 5
Grumpig: 3
Mantine: 2
Drifblim: 1
Solrock: 1
Carnivine: 1
Grumpig still.
I like trains.
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Equine Opportunities Straight from the Horse's Mouth
February 13th, 2014 | SMWC
The horse industry is very entrepreneurial. Even the multi-million dollar operations are considered small businesses due to their often small number of employees. Jobs in the sector are usually not posted in the classifieds. It's word of mouth. Networking is essential to succeeding in the equine industry, and networking is exactly what Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) and the Indiana Horse Council will offer students at the Mane Event – Equine Professional Applications on Fri., Feb. 28, 2014.
Workshops, networking, demonstrations, horses and more horses all make up the Mane Event. This unique program will provide equine students the opportunity to meet horse professionals as well as prospective employers and to learn about volunteer positions, internships, part-time and full-time employment opportunities.
"Some of those opportunities will be represented by our own Woods alums who are now in the industry," states Tara Lane, SMWC employer relations coordinator. "It is a very beneficial relationship. The alums know the quality of our program and dedication of the students. We know the alums, making it very easy for us to recommend placements for these young women away from home."
The panel discussion, The Business of Breeding, includes Monti Byers of Monti J. Byers Barn (Pony of the Americas), Marianne Eberth of Little King Farm (miniatures) and Jenny Haynes of Haynes Quarter Horses. Panelists will share their involvement in the horse industry, observations of current conditions and future trends. Following the panel discussion, there will be a career fair and breed demonstrations at the stables (weather permitting).
The Mane Event provides connections with equine organizations and professionals to The Woods faculty, staff and students. In addition to experiential learning sites for students, the relationships with faculty and staff cultivate speakers, site visits and class projects. All in all the Mane Event has much to offer.
SMWC is the only equine program in Indiana, and one of only 20 in the country to offer a Bachelor of Science degree in equine studies. The College also offers areas of study in equine business management, equine science and equine training and instruction, as well as a minor in equine assisted therapy.
"Members of the Indiana Horse Council, the recruiters and professionals that attend have been in the horse world for decades. They've lived it. They know people," states Lane. "Sharing their knowledge, experience and contacts with our students is a wonderful gift to The Woods."
The Mane Event will take place on the SMWC campus in the Le Fer Hall ballroom from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. To register to attend the event and luncheon, visit http://smwc.edu/resources/career-services/events/mane-event/.
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Recently, 14-year-old Zadig Perrot, from Paris, France, spent two weeks at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. During his first week he attended the Social Photography summer camp for teens where he learned how to use a camera and Photoshop. You can see some of his photos in the slideshow below.
Zadig's photos and the works of other Summer Camps participants are on view in the Community Gallery on the first floor of the IMA through August 8.
During his second week at the IMA, Zadig spent his time with the Interpretation, Media and Evaluation department. He helped them with some of their tasks and created this video to showcase what the department does at the IMA.
Thanks for your work, Zadig! We hope you enjoyed your visit with us as much as we enjoyed hosting you!
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Mauritanian film wins Paris Fest award
The jury of the sixth Arab Cinema Festival in Paris handed out its grand prize for best long narrative film to Mauritanian director Abdel Rahman Sisaco for his film Heremakono "Waiting for Happiness" which is a joint French Mauritanian production, according to the London-based Arabic daily al Sharq al Awsat.
The jury handed out the prize for best short film to director Leez Salem for her film Jan Fares which is a joint Algerian French production. As for the prize for first narrative long film, it was handed to the Algerian director Yamina Bashir for her film Rashida, while the Syrian director Osama Mohammed won the special jury prize for his film Sundouq al Dunia (life box).
Egyptian actor Mahmoud Abdel Aziz won the prize for best actor for his role in the film al Saher (the magician) by the late director Radwan al Kashef, while Bernadit Hadib from Lebanon won the prize for best actress for her role in the film Lama Hekiet Merriam (when Merriam talked) directed by Asad Foldker.
In the documentary film contest the Palestinian director Mai al Massri won the grand prize for her long documentary film Ahlam al Manfa (exile dreams), while the Palestinian director Mary Jarjour won the prize for best short film for her film Balad Blanch.
The special jury prize for best documentary long film went to the Palestinian director Rashid Mashharawi for his film "From Palestine, Live Broadcast" while the special jury prize for best short film went to Carol Mansour from Lebanon for her film "100 Percent Bitumen" -- Albawaba.com


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SKIPPER Matt Howard is daring to dream of a Trowbridge trip to Twickenham but says his side have their sights fully set on overcoming Ivybridge in the South West Intermediate Cup final tomorrow.
Trowbridge made it to the regional final after sweeping aside Bletchley in the Southern Counties final earlier this month.
They now find themselves two games away from an awe-inspiring national final at the home of English rugby.
Howard concedes that it is impossible not to have Twickenham at the back of his mind but the back row is relishing the immediate challenge of downing Tribute Western Counties West league leaders Ivybridge at Doric Park tomorrow.
"It's really exciting because it's one of the biggest games that Trowbridge have ever had," said Howard, pictured right.
"We've trained twice this week and you're trying everything you can to just stay relaxed and treat it like you're getting ready for any other game.
"But it's hard not to get excited about what's coming and I just want to get out there now.
"They're flying high at the top of their league, just like Bletchley were when we dispatched them.
"They've got to travel all the way up from Devon, so we'll try our best to get at them straight away.
"I think it's a 50-50 game and we've got just as good a chance as them to go through.
"Obviously, you can't forget about Twickenham. It would be an absolute pleasure to lead these boys out there.
"We've got to do all we can to try and get there, starting this weekend."
Victory over Ivybridge would send Trowbridge into a national semi-final against the side to emerge from the London & South East Intermediate Cup competition.
The victors at the last-four stage would then go on to play the champions of the North and Midlands sections at Twickenham.
Trowbridge coach Steve Ojomoh believes home support can play a big part during tomorrow's clash.
The former Bath and England man said: "In the last few weeks, I think the Trowbridge supporters have found their voice and it really does make a difference to us.
"A few weeks ago (the cup match against Bletchley) something amazing happened and all I'd ask is 'please, can we have some more of the same?'
"It would be great to get people out there to support us again and I know the players would love to see that.''
Ojomoh added: "We know absolutely nothing about Ivybridge whatsoever and that means we can concentrate on our own game.
"We've been looking forward to this game for a while.''
Trowbridge warmed upr for tomorrow's final by putting local rivals Frome to the sword in Southern Counties South.
The Trowbridge pack showed their strength and power in muddy conditions to dominate the Frome forwards for most of the game.
The first try was a penalty try awarded to the visitors when going for a pushover although Lloyd Davis slipped and mis-kicked the simplest of conversions in front of the posts
The next score came from Kyle Knight breaking through the Frome defence from the base of a set scrum to score out wide again.
Frome started the second half at pace but the slippery ball put an end to some good attacks for the home side and, with the Trowbridge pack able to steal ball at the scrums, the hosts were denied a lot of possession.
Jackson Szabo was the next to get on the scoresheet with an accurate grubber kick and chase in behind the Frome defence to touch down in the corner, Davis landing his first successful conversion.
The visitors continued to put Frome under pressure for most of the half but seemed unable to turn possession into points until Adam Sullivan got the breakthrough to score out wide, Davis adding the extras.
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In Hear This, A.V. Club writers sing the praises of songs they know well—some inspired by a weekly theme and some not, but always songs worth hearing.
In the early '90s, a band came out Seattle that had a seismic effect on the underground rock scene that birthed it, releasing an album whose influence would be felt for years to come. And that band was named… Sunny Day Real Estate. It's perhaps no coincidence that Seattle post-hardcore band Juno started in 1995, a year after Sunny Day released its seminal Diary, because both groups shared a love of moody rock songs that liked to simmer and burst. (The bands also shared a member, Nate Mendel, who filled in on bass for Juno when its original bassist quit.)
After a series of singles, Juno finally released its debut, This Is The Way It Goes And Goes And Goes, in 1999 on DeSoto Records—the label started by Kim Coletta, bassist for another Juno touchstone, Jawbox. Hands down the best song on the album is "All Your Friends Are Comedians," a withering kiss-off propelled by the band's three guitarists (the almost mechanical four-note progression in the verse feels a touch ominous) and thunderous percussion. It's more bombast than Juno typically employed, but the group knew when to use it and when to hold back. This wasn't a time to hold back.
Juno would release another album in 2001 before quietly disbanding in 2003, but the group was at the peak of its powers on "All Your Friends Are Comedians." I still marvel at it 14 years later.


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Wynonna Judd Explains Why Her Mom + Sister Weren't Invited to Her Wedding
When Wynonna Judd married Cactus Moser this month, her famous mother and sister weren't in attendance. The singer now explains that was intentional. In an interview with Us Weekly, Judd admits her relationship with Naomi and Ashley Judd is strained, and that their presence would have made her nervous.


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The publications of the Richmond Fed's Government Affairs Department provide information and analysis that promote the public's understanding of the Bank and the Federal Reserve System, the economy of the Fifth Federal Reserve District, and economic policy issues and research.
eBrief is a monthly publication designed to provide legislators and their staff timely information on our research and resources.
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In exchange for forwards Christopher Higgins and Ales Kotalik
New York, February 2, 2010 – New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the Rangers have acquired forwards Olli Jokinen and Brandon Prust from the Calgary Flames, in exchange for forwards Christopher Higgins and Ales Kotalik.
Jokinen, 31, has skated in 56 games for Calgary this season, tallying 11 goals and 24 assists for 35 points, along with 53 penalty minutes and a plus-two rating. He is tied for third in the NHL with five shootout tallies, including one game deciding goal. He ranks second on the team in assists (24), third in points (35) and is tied for third in goals (11). Originally drafted by the Los Angeles Kings with the third overall pick in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft, Jokinen has eclipsed the 30-goal mark four times in his career, most recently in 2007-08 when he recorded 34, including 18 power play goals which ranked third in the NHL.
The 6-3, 207-pounder enjoyed his finest NHL season in 2006-07, establishing career-highs in goals (39), assists (52), points (91), plus/minus rating (plus-18), and shots (351). He ranked second in the NHL in shots, tied for seventh in game winning goals (eight), 11th in goals, and ranked 14th in points. In 855 career NHL games, Jokinen has recorded 248 goals and 305 assists for 553 points, along with 847 penalty minutes. The Kuopio, Finland native is the Florida Panthers all-time franchise leader in goals (188), assists (231), points (419) and consecutive games played (376).
Jokinen will represent Finland at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Canada and will be making his third Olympic appearance (2002, 2006, 2010). He helped lead Finland to the Silver Medal at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy, tying for the tournament lead with six goals and ranking sixth with eight points in eight games. In addition, Jokinen was a member of the Silver Medal-winning Team Finland at the 2004 World Cup of Hockey.
Prust, 25, has skated in 43 games with Calgary, registering one goal and four assists, along with 98 penalty minutes and a plus-six rating. His 98 penalty minutes lead the team, while his plus-six rating ranks second. The 5-11, 195-pounder ranks second in the NHL in fighting majors with 18.
Prust, who helped lead the London Knights to the Memorial Cup in 2005, appeared in 36 games for Calgary and the Phoenix Coyotes last season, recording one goal and two assists, along with 108 penalty minutes. He began the season with Calgary before being traded to Phoenix along with Matthew Lombardi and a first round pick, in exchange for Jokinen on March 9, 2009. He was dealt back to Calgary, in exchange for Jim Vandermeer on June 27. The London, Ontario native was originally selected by Calgary, in the third round, 70th overall, in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft.
Higgins has skated in 55 games this season, registering six goals and eight assists for 14 points, along with 32 penalty minutes. He was acquired from Montreal along with Ryan McDonagh, Doug Janik and Pavel Valentenko, in exchange for Scott Gomez, Tom Pyatt and Mike Busto on June 30, 2009.
Kotalik has appeared in 45 games this season, recording eight goals and 14 assists for 22 points, along with 38 penalty minutes and a minus-18 rating. He signed with New York as an unrestricted free agent on July 9, 2009.


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Located on NC State's north campus, the D.H. Hill Library is one of NC State's two main libraries (complementing the James B. Hunt Jr. Library on Centennial Campus). It houses 70% of the Libraries collection of over 5 million items and offers a variety of popular spaces and technologies for both individual and group work. These spaces include the Learning Commons, separate commons spaces for faculty members and graduate students, and quieter areas such as the Special Collections Reading Room, the Silent Reading Room, and study seating in the bookstacks towers. The Makerspace, Digital Media Lab, and Virtual Reality Studio provide specialized equipment, services, and workshops; and The Creamery and the Hill of Beans coffee bar offer NC State ice cream, coffee, and snacks.
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What's Lurking in Your Forage?
November 09, 2015
From toxins and molds to opossum droppings and animal carcasses, forage can contain a variety of harmful contaminants.... Read More
First Cases of SPM of the Year Confirmed in U.K.
October 22, 2015
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Manufacturer Recalls Potentially Contaminated Horse Feed
September 27, 2015
Western Milling voluntarily recalled horse feed that could be contaminated with monensin, which is toxic to horses.... Read More
N.C. Officials Identify Blister-Beetle-Contaminated Alfalfa
September 21, 2015
Testing confirmed cantharidin in a single load of hay. The contamination has been linked to the deaths of six horses.... Read More
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September 16, 2015
Creeping indigo was once studied for its potential as a livestock feed, but can be deadly to horses. ... Read More
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September 15, 2015
Five horses that ate the alfalfa hay, which contained blister beetles, have died.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Creeping Charlie
August 28, 2015
Creeping Charlie, or ground ivy, is toxic, but generally horses must consume large quantities for a reaction to occur.... Read More
Prepare for Atypical Myopathy Before Autumn Arrives
August 22, 2015
Now is the time to identify sycamore trees around horse pastures and reduce horses' risk of consuming the toxic seeds.... Read More
Study: Mycotoxin Causes Bone Marrow Suppression, Hair Loss
August 18, 2015
Still, the researchers found that spontaneous recovery is possible following trichothecene intoxication in horses.... Read More
Life-Threatening Fumonisins in Horses
August 08, 2015
Fumonisins are dangerous mycotoxins sometimes found in feed. Here's what to watch for and how to protect your horse.... Read More
Slobbers in Horses
July 25, 2015
Slobbers often results from horses ingesting a compound (slaframine) produced by a fungus on legumes such as clover.... Read More
Keep Horses, Livestock Away From Creeping Indigo
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The plant was introduced into Florida in 1925 as a potential forage source but was found to be toxic to horses.... Read More
The Ergot Alkaloid Enigma
June 30, 2015
Learn about ergovaline's stability in endophyte-infected tall fescue, which causes toxicosis in broodmares.... Read More
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June 03, 2015
Specific bloodwork showed differences between horses with atypical myopathy that survived and those that died.... Read More
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May 26, 2015
Of the 673 respondents, 201 (30%) said they are most concerned about red maple trees.... Read More
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May 26, 2015
Toxic reactions to bites are uncommon in horses, but when they do occur the consequences can be serious.... Read More
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April 27, 2015
Equine nutrition and hay experts address the benefits and drawbacks of allowing horses to graze on lawns.... Read More
Nutrition-Related Problems: Moldy Corn Poisoning
April 27, 2015
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Slobber-gate: What Caused My Horse's Excessive Salivation?
April 15, 2015
Small clues added context to why my new horse started drooling puddles after a snowstorm.... Read More
Is My Horse's Feed Safe?
April 01, 2015
Learn what steps you can take to help ensure your horse's feed is safe for him to consume.... Read More
Caley Pea Intoxication in Horses Studied
March 30, 2015
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March 20, 2015
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March 06, 2015
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January 11, 2015
Industry professionals believe awns in rye straw, lip ulcers, and infection could be behind the horse's sudden death.... Read More
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I am installing from a pendrive on a ausus eee. Everything is fine except for after I get to the partition option. I choose use the whole drive option and that work no problem. The problem is that it just goes straight to installation after. The os installs fine but never give me the option to make a username/pass??? I noticed on the videos for installing backtrack 4 on a netbook that the screen for this option will be the Who are you screen that pops up right after partitioning, well, no such luck for me. Any help would be welcomed.
I am installing from pendrive, and using startx command to bring up the gui and then opening the install.sh file to install.
I don't see a problem here. Just create a user manually after the installation.
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That "feature" was removed. Everything normal.
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I have the same issue too. After the installation, the screen promt for username but i didnt have the chance to create any user. Is there a default username and password so i can get into the system. I appreciate anyone that can point me to the right direction.


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