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There has been much speculation recently on Ilya Kovalchuk possibly making a return the the NHL and the New Jersey Devils. It is no secret that he wants to return eventually, since he stated winning the cup is a goal he would like to accomplish. It is all a matter of when he chooses to do so. Possibly now?
Kovy was apparently unhappy during the Olympics and the KHL playoffs and he also was playing on an injured knee from the Sochi Olympics. The Russian forward also underwent knee surgery this offseason and was held out of the IIHF World Championships.
The surgery is a good reason of why he would consider a return to the NHL this season. If he wants to come back and try to win a Cup, that may never be an opportunity if he stays in Russia and proves his knee is not in good shape.
Also, ever since the end of the KHL season, Kovalchuk has been staying in New Jersey and has continued to build his home in Alpine, NJ. He has been spotted court-side at a few Brooklyn Nets playoff basketball games.
But the firestorm of rumors started circling the Twitter universe when National Talk Show Host Dino Costa tweeted this:
I received word from very credible source based in NJ this afternoon that DEVILS are involved in discussions to bring back Ilya Kovalchuk…
— DINO COSTA (@REALDINOCOSTA) June 9, 2014
Followed by this:
DEVILS are involved in discussions to bring back Ilya Kovalchuk…negotiations have begun, expect more news on this shortly #NJDevils
— DINO COSTA (@REALDINOCOSTA) June 9, 2014
Before tonight I had never heard of this Dino Costa guy and not many people I have spoken to have either, but boy did he start one mammoth rumor. Thoughts on Kovalchuk returning blew up Twitter and more "rumors" started to surface. I even saw a tweet that Kovalchuk's wife was looking into schools in the New Jersey area for this upcoming school year.
Now there is obviously no proof of any of this going happening, nor has any official report come out that the Devils are in talks with their former star on a possible return.
But if Kovy were to return, that would fill a major void in the Devils offense and fans should welcome him with open arms. However, it is more than necessary to boo him for the first few games or so, it is New Jersey for Christ's sake.
Long story short, there is no credibility to this rumor just yet, but if it were true expect facts to start surfacing within the next few days.


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A little note on semantics. - Winter
A little note on semantics. - Winter
"While a lot of the earlier Critical Miss strips make me cringe (and by "earlier," I mean every strip prior to this one), there are only a handful I completely regret writing.This one, which I suppose was meant to be a response to Roger Ebert's notorious dismissal of gaming as an art form, some kind of weird homage toKick Ass anda riff on cause and effect in comedy, is one of them. Not only is it unfunny, it's entirely the wrong response. The correct response to Ebert's claim that games are not, and can never be, art, was actually brought up by Ebert himself in the same interview. That response is, "Why do I give the most insignificant quantum of fucks about what Roger Ebert thinks of gaming when he clearly doesn't know the first thing about it?"
Videogames are art. This statement may be seen as controversial. It shouldn't be. They areclearlyart by any reasonable definition of the word.
But that's not what this conversation is about. The question isn't really, "are games art?" it's "are games good art?" or, "should videogames receive the same respect, study and funding as more traditional art forms?" The discussion is less about acquiring the (ultimately arbitrary) label of "art" and more about gaining access to the vino-swilling, twirly-moustache, twat-festival that surrounds classic art, literature and, to a lesser-degree, music. It's about the prestige, in other words.
And it's in their desperation to please these tweed-clad gatekeepers of credibility that gamers actually start to demean the entire medium. Ask a typical gamer to name some arty games and you'll quickly spot the pattern;Braid, ICO, obtuse indie title #44384, Braid, Dear Esther, Braid, anything by ThatGameCompany or Tale of Tales, Braid. Games that either superficially resemble art from other mediums (with a tendency towards aesthetic and narrative minimalism) or are deliberately obtuse. That's not to say these games aren't good, they're mostly brilliant, but it's no coincidence that they're all what we might call "smart" games.
Videogames are art. They are not books, films or music (though they can certainly include elements from all of the above). As such, we can't judge them by standards derived from other mediums, nor can critics of other mediums offer anything resembling insight on a given game as a whole. That isn't to say the "art" moniker is some kind of magical criticism shield or that we should stop demanding games make better use of their multi-media aspects (seriously, it'd be really nice if some game writers could figure out what a character arc is), nor am I arguing that "gameplay" is the only real metric by which a game should be measured, I'm simply done trying to justify and explain an entire medium to laymen.
TLDR:Bayonetta is art.Minecraft is art. EvenResident Evil 6 is art.Come to terms with this."
Read more at http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/comics/critical-miss/10484-ARTARTARTARTFART#UP8Sjs2z1pJcE2y7.99
And this is why I read Critical Miss.
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How do you eat an ice planet?
So, I did.
Same story with this one. Chess is a dangerous game yaknow.
This comic's been four months in the making. Not sure when I'll have time / motivation to finish it. Add your own damn words for now.
Because pokeballs and jagertrains don't mix.
I'm throwing away old ideas that I'll never use. Here's one of many, my hard drive is literally oozing crap slides, but this tumblr is barren and it won't hurt to put them up on a site that (I think) only 11 people are privvy to.
Feel honoured you tumblr fools :)
Don't ask me, the guy's an idiot.
Unsocial networking. All I do is troll people, like posts and get deleted by people I hardly ever knew and added me in the first place.
Checklist for today: Break the fourth wall good and proper.
Sometimes I just draw a few empty panels, things seem to go pretty well without me.


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Haxe Roundup № 188
Dan Korostelev has shed some light in his post Using Haxe Macros as syntax-tolerant, position aware json parser in which him and his team use the Haxe compiler to validate and generate strict json using Haxe macros for their game settings.
Christopher Kaster has released
openfl-tiled v0.4.1. This update includes improved Flash performance, supports transparent colours and several new samples. Checkout the changelog for the full details.
Michael Bickel has posted another screen shot of foo3D. This time its running on HTML5, Flash, Windows, Linux and OSX successfully on a range of devices.
HaxePunk have released v2.5.1 which includes improvements to the HaxePunk core, Ouya game pad corrections, BitmapText fixes. Checkout the changelog for the full details.
In last weeks roundup № 187, it was announced that Addicting Game's are actively looking for games written with Flambe. This week sees the creation of the Flambe Showcase featuring over 80 games that have been created for companies like Nickelodeon, Disney and Toyota.
Shane Johnson has written about The Awesome AWE6 Haxe Game Framework in which he gives his opinion on why awe6 is the best game framework available to Haxe developers.
Renaud Bardet posted over on the mailing list Haxe externs for Google's Chromecast library. It current only has definitions for a host application and currently targets Haxe/js.
Simon Krajewski, a core contributor to the Haxe compiler, has created
@:genericBuild which works similar to
@:build but per-instance and the underlying build macro has access to all type parameters. The use cases from the pull request allow for replicating
@:generic behavior and wrapping a given type in a read-only structure. This is a very exciting addition to Haxe macros and would make a lot of ideas much easier to implement.


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The objective of this blog its to post music related with Ritual music, in traditional ethnic way or on Modern side, Ambient, Tribal, Drone, Field Recordings, Dungeon Synth etc. with a strong inspier in NATURE and is cycles.
There will be a predominance of Ritual Ambient music, a sub-genre of dark ambient.
"Burning Water" is an experimental film by The Anti-Group Conspiracy, a multimedia, uh, group founded by Clock DVA's Adi Newton. Here's the artist statement:
Film / Soundtrack "Burning Water, Meontological experiment Developed and directed by Adi Newton, develops new forms of visual expression. In this project which took five years to develop and film,specially constructed-lenses enabled filming through moving and fluid water. Inspired by the use of multiple montage techniques employed by Kenneth Anger. Especially in his inauguration of the pleasure dome. Each image in the film is taken from specific occult areas, symbols and images, and involves up to quintuple exposures of the film i.e. five montage-levels, at the time of construction a modified special computer software was adapted to treat the entire edited film and finally achieved the result. A film which relates directly to the subconscious levels of the mind, a kinetic Rorschach-test, an exploration of the resurgent atavistic and sentient symbolic systems, used by Austin Osmon Spare,
The Absence of architecture enables the mind to form new connections
"Burning Water" is an alchemical and technological enquiry into sub-states of being. A meontological visualisation beyond analytical analysis. ADI NEWTON 1986
(Thanks Julieta Randall)
For more information check out this interview with Newton.


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Japanese pieris (Pieris japonica). The lovely evergreen that produces pendulous clusters of bell-shaped flowers in spring also has a fall and winter interest: The reddish buds of next year's flowers appear late in the growing season and remain through winter.
Dwarf fothergilla (Fothergilla gardenii) and large fothergilla (F. major). Bottlebrush flowers appear in spring on both versions of this deciduous shrub, and in late autumn, its foliage goes out in a blaze of oranges, yellows and reds.
Oakleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia). Its reddish, plum and burgundy fall foliage helps make this broad-spreading deciduous shrub into a multi-season plant.
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Not every girl wants to be in relationship. Some just want good company, a guy to vibe with,converse and laugh with, not in a rush, start of simple, and let the rest left find itself. Having someone to talk to and feeling comfortable around them is quite beautiful, and it's a good feeling.
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I was interested in everything and committed to nothing."
-Gregory David Roberts, Shantaram (via distincts)
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Well I guess now that I have a normal life again and am back to being a kid means I can start blogging again? Welcome to the free time of college.
I wish I had a personal stylist to do my hair and my eyebrows and makeup and choose my outfits because I don't know how to do any of that stuff
I'm not very good at being a girl at all
"There's beauty in the breakdown"


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New Mexico fly fishing report, current local water and fishing conditions along with general fly fishing news and information.
NM Fishing Report ~ October 4th, 2014:It seems as though the summer has been lingering, but over the last few days it feels as though fall has finally arrived and the fishing is getting really good. The nights have started to cool and we have had our first couple of frosts in many of the higher altitude spots. It actually snowed a bit in the mountains above Chama last weekend, which should really help to cool the water temperatures and make the rainbows start their pre-winter feed and the browns think about procreating. The aspen leaves are all gold in the high country and the cottonwoods are turning on the Conejos - this is the most beautiful time of year to fish in Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Sorry it has taken this long to get this fishing report out but hopefully our excuse is understandable - the weather is nice; the landscape is gorgeous; the fishing is excellent and we have been on the water most every day for the last month.
As always, don't hesitate to contact us for up to date information, if you have any questions and/or would like to book a trip. To learn more about all of the private ranches we guide on check out our Private Water page.
CHAMA & LOWER BRAZOS: The fishing on the upper Chama has been very good and, with last month's rain, the water temperatures have dropped and the water levels are bit higher than they have been in August and early September. Dry-dropper rigs have still been the ticket for the last few weeks, with lots of fish being caught both on top and on the nymph. With the cooler weather, we are starting to see the brown trout starting to get "colored up" for the fall spawning season and they are getting much more aggressive. The fishing in the sections of the river below the dams is starting to get really good as well. The releases out of El Vado and Abiquiu dams have been reduced in the last few days and right now the flows are at perfect levels for great fishing. The next four to six weeks is prime time on the Chama and this fall season is looking like it will be a good one in many locations on the river.
The lower Brazos is still fishing fairly well, depending on the water levels. The fishing is a bit tricky when there is lower, clear water but much better after a rain water the water is higher and a little off color. If you are willing to cover some ground, you can still have a great day on the Brazos - it should be good throughout the rest of the month. Shallow nymph rigs have been the most successful set-ups on the Brazos lately with a dry-dropper rig still bringing some fish to the surface on warm, sunny afternoons. October and November are the best months to fish on the Chama and the Brazos; don't miss it!
Upper Picture: Ras inspecting a beautiful 22" rainbow from the upper Chama.
Lower Picture: Lynn G. with her first fish on a fly rod - a nice wild brown on the Brazos.
THE MK & SPEAR U RANCHES: Located on the Navajo River in southern Colorado, these two ranches have been fishing exceptionally well for the last month or so. The fishing on the small lake on the Spear U ranch has been "off the charts", with some incredibly large, fat rainbows and browns being caught. The river on both ranches has been staying quite clear on most days and the fishing has been good and should only get better as the fall progresses. Hoppers on top and nymph rigs have been the set-ups of choice and should continue to be productive through mid-October. Towards the end of the month nymphs, streamers and egg patterns should take over as the terrestrials will be done for the year.
The month of October is the best time of year to fish the MK and Spear U ranches. Early November can still fish well on the Navajo River, depending on how cold it gets.
These ranches offer some of the most beautiful stretches of water in the area and they both have large, resident browns and rainbows that become quite turned-on this time of year.
Upper Picture: Bruce B. with a fat, healthy 26.5" rainbow from the small lake on the Spear U Ranch.
Lower Picture: Bruce B. (again) with a 24" brown that fell for a "Rasta Bugger" - also on the Spear U Ranch; what a day!
ABEYTA RANCH ~ CONEJOS: We have had epic fishing on the Abeyta Ranch (on the Conejos River) so far this September, with lots of really nice browns, rainbows and the odd Snake River cutthroat being caught. There have been a fair number of trips of 25 to 35 fish for the day caught - per angler! The fish this season are healthier than ever and the size level is amazing with lots in the 18" to 25" range coming to the net. The Conejos River Valley has had some good rains last month so the water levels in the river are perfect. The fishing has stayed consistent throughout the summer and is getting progressively better as the fall season gets into full swing. The water flows have been ranging from the 70 to the 150 cubic feet per second (cfs) range which makes for good fishing and easy wading. As is always the case this time of year on the Abeyta Ranch, many different types of nymph set-ups and hopper-dropper rigs have been enticing the fish to bite. It seems the browns right now want smaller mayfly nymphs and the rainbows are looking for bigger, brighter patterns. In the last few weeks, we have been catching lots of really nice browns that are starting to get their fall colors. The cottonwood's leaves in the bosque are turning gold, the nights are cold and the days are warm. All of this bodes well for a couple more months of great fall fishing on the Conejos.
Picture: Andrea V. with a beautiful 23" Abeyta Ranch rainbow - biggest fish of the day; NICE!
PECOS: The Pecos has been fishing very well for the last few weeks with lots of smaller, hungry browns being caught along with a few larger rainbows and the occasional cutt-bow coming to the net. We are still getting a fair number of fish to bite on the surface on dries but nymphs seem to be producing more and more fish everyday as the fall season progresses. The upper river is in fine shape and most of the crowds have gone. If you are lucky you can have many spots on the river to yourself, especially during the week. With the leaves starting to turn, the Pecos is one of the prettiest spots in Northern New Mexico to fish right now.
Picture: Pecos River cutt-bow trout (note the orange under the gill plate).
SAN JUAN: As of this writing, the release from Navajo Dam has been reduced down to 318 cfs (cubic feet per second). We have been over to the "Juan" a fair number of days in the last month and the fishing has been good, depending on the water conditions. There still have been some very heavy rains over on the San Juan recently which has caused the river to be quite off-color on occasion. The section of the river below Simon Canyon is still pretty much unfishable due to the heavy siltation from the flooding event that happened last month. Apparently there is a large flush/release out of the dam being planned for the near future in attempts to clean the silt out of this section of the river. The upper sections of the quality water are still in fine shape and it looks like we will have some great fall and winter fishing this year. As always, the standard array of lava, pupa and midge patterns are working. We have yet to see many fall baetis but they should start to pop any day which usually brings on some incredible fishing. We still seem to be having better success with smaller sizes; we're mostly fishing size 24 and 26 flies. With the lower flows right now and the silt in the lower section of the Quality Waters, wade fishing may be a bit better choice than fishing out of the drift boat. As the fall progresses, the flows may be increased and the float fishing should become an equally good bet. Either way, from now until the first of the year is one of the best times of year to fish on the San Juan.
Picture: Nice Lower Flats bow caught on a size 26 black emerger last week - go Johnny L., go.
QUINLAN RANCH: The fishing on the Quinlan Ranch lakes is still quite good. The water temperatures have cooled and the fish are starting to bite throughout the day. There isn't much top-water action but streamers and nymph rigs have come to the fore as of late. The fish are still looking great and holding up quite well. We should have good action on the lakes at least until mid-November; maybe even longer if the days stay fairly warm and sunny.
We have been doing lots of our 4 night/3 day packages up at the ranch. The Quinlan is a great place to base out of to fish Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. If you are interested in specific dates, please don't wait too long to get the ball rolling on making a reservation. Due to the elk season, there is limited availability in September, October and November. Please check out the "Fishing Packages" page for more information.
Picture: Paul D. with a fat Pete's Pond rainbow that fell for a damsel fly nymph.
RIO GRANDE: In the last few weeks we have started to do a few trips on the lower Rio between Taos and Velarde and the fishing has been good. The water conditions have improved since the summer and should only get better over the next couple of months. Our most recent trip produced a bunch of nice rainbows, a couple of browns and good sized small-mouth bass. Nymphs and smaller streamers are the way to go; the water is still too dirty for any good dry fly fishing right now. Give us a call anytime for an update on the river and fishing conditions.
Picture: Up in the gorge last week - the water looks good.
THE OSO PICCOLO RANCHES: The fishing on the Wolf Creek Ranch is still good but recently the water has been low and clear which makes for tricky fishing with stealth being important for success. This being said, the browns are starting to become more fired up during their pre-spawn period and should start to get less wary as they become more interested in spawning. The water levels on the La Barranca Ranch on the Chama River (which had been drastically reduced by the irrigation ditches above the ranch) have come back up a bit with all of the rain we have been having. The fall fishing should be good if the water levels stay up.
Picture: Looking down at the head of the "canyon stretch" on Wolf Creek in early September.
BAR X BAR RANCH: The Bar X Bar is pretty much finished for the season and won't be worth it until ice-out in the early spring. March, 2015 will be great time to think about the Bar X Bar Ranch's lakes again.
Rio Grande Cutthroat No Longer an Endangered Species Candidate:
SANTA FE - October 1, 2014: New Mexico's state fish, the Rio Grande cutthroat trout, no longer is a candidate for listing under the Endangered Species Act, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Tuesday.
Since 2008, aggressive conservation efforts by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish and it's partners have enhanced or restored pure-strain native cutthroats in 127 streams that are open to public fishing. Rio Grande cutthroats now occupy about 700 miles of stream habitat.
After reviewing current scientific information about the cutthroat's populations, genetic diversity and habitat conditions in its historic range in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, the federal agency deemed that the fish is in no danger of extinction. The Rio Grande cutthroat was designated a candidate for listing in 2008, mostly because its habitat had dwindled to 11 percent of what it once was.
"Tuesday's decision is a tribute to the hard work by the department and its public and private partners to conserve our state fish and keep it off the endangered species list," said Paul Kienzle, chairman of the State Game Commission. "It also ensures recreational public fishing opportunities for Rio Grande cutthroat trout for years to come."
Cutthroat restoration partners include Trout Unlimited, New Mexico Trout, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Turner Enterprises Inc., northern tribes and pueblos, and others.
The most impressive restoration effort has been the ongoing project to restore pure-strain native cutthroats to the Rio Costilla watershed, which consists of more than 150 miles of streams, 25 lakes and the Costilla Reservoir. More than 70 miles of streams have been restored and more than 33,000 native fish have been stocked in those waters since that project began in 2007. This year, the department plans to stock another six miles of restored waters.
All of the stocked Rio Grande cutthroats come from the department's Seven Springs Hatchery in the Jemez Mountains, which raises nothing but genetically diverse, pure-strain fish for restoration and recreation.
"Keeping native trout in our state's streams and lakes is extremely important to us, not only because it's the department's mandate to protect native species, but also because it's our goal to provide anglers with opportunities to catch them," said Bryan Bakevich, the department's Rio Grande cutthroat trout biologist. "The Rio Grande cutthroat is found only in one place in the world - northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. We need to keep them around."
Orvis/TU 1,000 Miles Campaign:
HOW A CULVERT REPAIR IMPROVES A STREAM: In many rivers throughout the U.S., outdated and environmentally unsound culverts block fish passage, in essence creating a series of dams on small tributaries to larger rivers. These culverts negatively impact fish spawning, block fish passage into these tributaries, and take away miles upon miles of fishable water. By repairing existing culverts, or by replacing these culverts altogether, fish are once again able to swim upstream. The process is simple and highly cost effective. In place of small, often elevated culverts, larger culverts are buried halfway into the streambed and filled with a natural bottom. This creates a more ecologically friendly passage for fish, and opens up miles of spawning grounds, habitat, and fishable water.
RECONNECTING STREAMS ACROSS THE US - CREATING MILES OF SPAWNING HABITAT & FISHABLE WATER: Help the Orvis-Trout Unlimited 1,000 Miles Campaign reach its goal to reconnect 1,000 miles of fishable streams by repairing or replacing poorly constructed culverts throughout the U.S. Culverts are significant impediments to fish passage and survival - just as significant as a major dam - but the solution is dramatically simpler. Many need to be removed or modified, the cost is minimal, and the overall impact to many watersheds is significant. Funds raised by the Orvis-TU 1,000 Miles Campaign will go toward the engineering and removing of culverts, with the goal of reconnecting over 1,000 miles of fishable habitat. Presently, there are projects that involve culvert improvement or removal on Kinne Brook in Massachusetts, the upper Connecticut River in New Hampshire, the Shenandoah valley in Virginia, Big Slough Creek in Wisconsin, the Deschutes River in Oregon, the Bear River in Wyoming, and many others.
You can help reconnect rivers throughout the US by giving to the Orvis/TU 1,000 Miles Campaign in 2014. Orvis is donating another $90,000 in matching funds so that every $100 you donate will become $200, for a total of another $180,000 in 2014. Every dollar you donate will be used to improve these streams, and the impact will be felt by fish - and anglers - all across the country for years to come.
Please send your check payable to Trout Unlimited (Memo: "1,000 Miles Campaign"), c/o The Orvis Company, 178 Conservation Way, Sunderland, VT 05250 or donate online by clicking on the link below:
Trout Unlimited Praises NWF Climate Change Report:
WASHINGTON, D.C. - September 5th, 2013: Trout Unlimited today praised a report released by the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) that details the most current information available regarding the climate change impacts on, and threats to, America's valuable fisheries resources, and the potential impact to fishing.
TU's science team contributed to Swimming Upstream: Freshwater Fish in a Warming World. The report, which builds on past reports by TU and a coalition of fish and wildlife conservation groups, is a strong science-based call to arms to address harmful and nationwide threats to trout and salmon resources, and angling opportunity all across America.
Trout and salmon are on the front lines of the climate change battle. Trout and salmon depend on cold, clean, plentiful water to survive, all of which are threatened by predicted changes in air temperature and precipitation. Increased wildfire risk, decreased snowpack, droughts in some places, and intense floods in others, will radically impact trout and salmon habitat in the years to come. As the nation's premier organization for protecting, reconnecting and restoring coldwater fisheries, better understanding these changes directly impacts Trout Unlimited's core mission. Today's report confirms that by mid-century, the future for trout could be bleak-as much as 50 percent of suitable habitat for trout in the West could be lost, and a dramatic reduction of brook trout habitat in the East, including complete elimination from iconic watersheds such as Shenandoah National Park, could take place.
Using tools like the Conservation Success Index, TU's scientists are working to integrate predicted changes in the climate with current threats to trout and salmon habitat.
"Climate change is just another factor that greatly complicates the existing problems facing coldwater habitat," said Jack Williams, senior scientist for Trout Unlimited. "We were happy to work with the National Wildlife Federation to spotlight how challenging it will be to protect, reconnect and restore trout populations for future generations as the climate continues to warm. Adaptation projects that increase the resistance and resilience of our streams to impacts from climate change is an emerging focus for our organization. This is what TU has always been good at-implementing on-the-ground conservation strategies that keep cold water cold and plentiful to the benefit of fish and fishers alike."
TU projects that range from very large-opening a 1,000 miles of habitat on the Penobscot River with our coalition partners in Maine, to the very small-fixing culverts and removing small dams in Virginia-help to build resilience to climate change in fish populations. Working with landowners, farmers, ranchers, industry and government agencies of all shapes and sizes, TU specializes in these types of projects. However, the report also correctly calls for tackling the root of the climate change problem, greenhouse gas emissions-without meaningful reductions in emissions, much of TU's work could be outpaced by warming trends.
"NWF has long been one of TU's best conservation partners," said Williams. "We look forward to working with NWF to further enhance our understanding of climate change impacts on the nation's fisheries and our angling opportunities, but most importantly, fulfill the report's roadmap for curtailing climate change impacts on our fisheries."
Below is a link to the full NWF report. Whether or not you beleive in climate change, if you have any concern for the future of fly fishing it is a must read. Click on the link below to open the report (PDF file):
Rio Chama Flow Optimization Project:
The Chama River needs our help. The best way that we, as individuals, can do something to help the situation on the Chama River is to become involved. On May 10th, 2011 a group called The Rio Chama Flow Optimization Project (RCFOP) was formed to address the many issues facing the river. The primary focus of the RCFOP is to band together concerned individuals and organizations and establish a collaborative effort to manage streamflow/discharges in the Chama River system. The project's primary goal is to reinvigorate natural functions of the Chama river while satisfying water management objectives and improving fishing and whitewater recreation. The RCFOP is funded by a grant from the River Ecosystem Restoration Initiative and managed by Rio Grande Restoration.
Please take some time to read the following report/article on the conditions on the Chama River this fall. On the last page you will find contact information for the Rio Chama Flow Optimization Project - please consider supporting them in whatever way you can. Click on the link below to open the report (PDF file):


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Mississippi Hunters Catch A Record Breaking 727-Pound Alligator
Hunters caught a record-breaking 727-pound, 13-foot-4.5-inch-long alligator Sept. 1, only two days into Mississippi alligator hunting season.
Led by Dustin Bockman, a UPS truck driver, the hunters, including brother Ryan Bockman and friend Cole Landers, pursued the massive alligator for an estimated four hours before they were able to catch it.
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"He broke all the lines we could put in him. Finally put a snare on him and got him up high enough to put a shot on him. All in all probably took us four and a half hours to catch him from the first time we saw him," Bockman told MS News Now.
After the trio managed to shoot the alligator, they waited another two hours before calling friends to help get the alligator out of the water and onto the boat.
"We killed the alligator at 4 a.m. We waited until 6:30 a.m. before I called three or four more guys to help us load it into the boat," Bockman told WLBT TV.
This huge gator wasn't the only massive animal caught early Sunday morning. Just hours before Brockman captured the heaviest alligator on record, Beth Trammell led her hunting party to a record breaking catch: a 723.5-pound, 13-foot-5.5-inch-long alligator. Before that night, the heaviest alligator ever caught during hunting season reportedly weighed in at 697.5 pounds The Tramell hunting party held the record of capturing the most massive alligator for all of one hour before Brockman clinched the title.
"It took about four hours to get [the alligator] in the boat. We had to flag another boat down to help us out it was so big," Trammell said.
The record for the longest alligator caught – 13 feet, 6.5 inches – remains unbroken since it was established in 2008.
The record for heaviest female alligator caught was also broken this season by Brandon "Boo" Maskew and Allen Purvis, who caught a 295.3-pound female alligator on Saturday along the Mississippi River.
Both Bockman and Trammell plan to eat the alligator meat and share it with friends. Bockman also expressed his plans to use the gator skin to make a gun strap and a frame.
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Listen, zombies aren't realistic. If you honestly think they have to be realistic to be good entertainment, I disagree. One review seems like a poor attempt at trolling.
But you see, zombies aren't supposed to be realistic. Its a good book that these reviews seem to bash for the unrealistic pretense. Yes, Brooks was trying to get it to be realistic. But this book isn't set in the real world, and neither are those zombie films. The author even references why their impossible, but apparently that isn't good enough.
The best thing about this book is the way the world reacts. And that's good enough for me.
I recently reread the book, and while the satire is either offensive or dull, the general story is good. Some were too short, some were too long. But most were entertaining and I recommend this to anyone who liked Romero. But if your looking for a realistic zombie book, I don't think one exists.
The lack of realism in the story (at least for me) was not zombie based. To me it was stuff like during a zombie apocalypse with scarce resources, the military starts using disposable handguns. Another would be the tract complaining about whales dying when people had needed to eat them for food. The world reactions are good when they make sense, but when soldiers become terrified because they have to ACTUALLY FIGHT, the reactions stop working. Part of the lack of realism is that Brooks did not write military that sound like actual military. I like the book, but every once in a while there's a stretch of "I don't know how tactics/guns/total war work." Of course zombies are a fiction, but soldiers, guns, and generals are real.
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fenrisulfur 15th Feb 13
There also seems to be an element of "no, it's
zombies that are unrealistic" going on.
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This review seemed to me to be
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I mean
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RN452 15th Feb 13
I fail.
Sorry everyone, I wasn't thinking straight.
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T448Eight 15th Feb 13
Zombies in general may be unrealistic but it is very reasonable to dissatisfied with a book that tries and frankly fails overall to present them in a realistic manner.
Especially by passing around a massive idiot ball to anyone around that can stop them before it becomes a serious threat.
The Battle of Yonkers was frankly unrealistic in large degrees and Brooks grossly overstated the reselience of a human body and even made up an effect for a kill mechanism for explosions. We have known how explosions kill for a very very long time. There is frankly no excuse for the lack of research.
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The IISH's holdings of the two fiction series (La Novela Ideal and La Novela Libre) published by La Revista Blanca are extensive.Reader Report (text by Andrew H. Lee, 2001)Of the 591 titles I have... [Image gallery]
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If we take Barbara Walters literally, the interview she just did with President Barack Obama is her last with the Prez, because she'll be retiring soon.
TMZ broke the story in December, 2011 .... Barbara was interviewing Obama at the White House, and during a break, right smack into an open mic, Barbara leaned over to him and said, "I need one more interview with you because I'm retiring next year."
Barbara snagged an exclusive interview with Obama and Michelle, which airs tonight (see photo). By our count, this is the "one more interview" to which she referred when she spoke into the open mic.
So ... is the 83-year-old broadcast icon hanging up the mic? An ABC news insider dismisses the whole retirement thing, noting Barbara has done 3 live shows on GMA this week, 5 shows on "The View" and interviewed the Prez, adding, "There have been reports for the last 5 years about Barbara retiring. Believe it when you hear it directly from her."
We thought we just did.
One more interview with Obama so she can ask him the tough questions such as "If you were a tree, what tree would you be?"Or, maybe," Mr. Pres. may I kiss your ass?"
I'm pretty sure she said, on her show, after you reported that, it was a joke.
Good riddance. She is, and always has been, an insufferable old bitch with a mushmouth and liberal bias. Rot in hell, you worthless old hag!
I would love to tea bag BW before she retires.
Don't EVEN believe the bitch when she says she's retiring! Her "glory days" are definitely over! She's a joke on "The View!" I know they can't wait until she leaves! She's viewed as even more of a joke when she recently asked Gov. Christie if he was "too fat to be president." Time for the "old bird" to hang it up and curl up with her cats, or whatever she curls up with!!!!!
Wish Odumba would go with her.
Few days ago NYC Mayor Bloomberg spoke on the phone with HILLARY CLINTON asking HILLARY to Run for Mayor of NYC IN 2014 and HILLARY said SHE is NOT interested in that position, LOL, i guess Mayor Bloomberg doesn't realize that HILLARY can be a PRESIDENT, A VICE-PRESIDENT or a GOVERNOR in other words much BIGGER positions than just a simple MAYOR..............................HILLARY / 2016
Great news! Can't stand her inappropriate questions. I never watch the View when she's on. She hushes the other women as if they are her children. She shows up to work on the days someone"big" is on to hijack the interviews. Hollywood acts terrified of pissing her off. Way overrated, celebrity journalist. Happy Retirement.
Can I Just say 2 things: T H A N K G O D!
Good Ridance, Bawbraw!
The average IQ of her viewers has got to be UNDER 30, at least??? The other women on the View have IQs of about 10
For the likes of me, I will never understand HOW she got as far in this industry as she did-- I am convinced that its NOT what you know, but WHO you know- She makes Liberal IDIOTS smile- I have NEVER respected ANY IMPORTANT government OFFICIAL going on ANY of her shows--including Obama!!!She is part of the TV people who DUMB DOWN AMERICA!!!Some one please tell me Is she and her partners on the VIEW smarter than the President??? Is that where Obama gets his policies O K ed there???I guess Barbatra will be his next Sec. of State-- Ya think????
TMZ seriously invest some money and re-do this awful website


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A boy looked at a dead fin whale that washed up in Atlantic Beach, New York, Wednesday. Scientists performed a necropsy Thursday on the whale, and determined that it likely had been hit by a ship. ZUMA PRESS/ Kirk Condyles
On Governor's Island, 'Figoulu', is part of the exhibition 'Mark Di Suvero at Governor's Island.' WALL STREET JOURNAL/ Jacopo Quaranta
Performers with Cirque du Soleil presented a segment called 'Banquine' at a preview for their latest show, 'Zarkana,' at New York's Radio City Music Hall Tuesday. The show will run June 9-Oct. 8. REUTERS PICTURES/ Mike Segar
Monitor Galalau and Monitor Quebrada at P.S. 142, where the New York Capoeira Brasil group staged its annual event. The five-day gathering ends in a 'batizado,' or christening, in which new members are initiated into capoira. WALLSTREET JOURNAL/ Barbara Saric
Sailors stood on the deck of the USS New York as it passed the Statue of Liberty Wednesday to mark the start of the city's Fleet Week celebrations, which run through Memorial Day. GETTY IMAGES/ Spencer Platt
A delivery man brought balloons and a inflatable shark to the house where former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn is being held under house arrest in Lower Manhattan Friday. GETTY IMAGES/ AFP/ Timothy A. Clary
Police officer Ken Moreno, center, and co-defendant Franklin Mata, right, spoke to the media outside Manhattan criminal court. Messrs. Moreno and Mata were acquitted of rape, but convicted of official misconduct. ASSOCIATED PRESS/ Louis Lanzano
'Splotch 15' is one of several large sculptures unveiled Tuesday in City Hall Park as part of a retrospective of the work of American artist Sol LeWitt. WALL STREET JOURNAL/ Daniella Zalcman
Tony Godino of Bedford, N.Y., left, paid his respects with a handful of dirt at the end of a ceremony Wednesday to rebury the mysterious 19th-century regional wanderer known as The Leatherman. His remains were moved from a roadside grave to more peaceful surroundings. ASSOCIATED PRESS/ Craig Ruttle
The New York Transit Museum's antique train near the 167th St. Station in the Bronx, part of a nostalgia ride aboard antique IRT 'Lo-V' cars built between 1916 and 1925. WALL STREET JOURNAL/ Kevin Hagen
A man holds a placard reading 'We Need Tickets Please' as football fans gather in Trafalgar Square, central London, on May 28, 2011. Barcelona take on Manchester United in the European Champions League final today with Sir Alex Ferguson predicting a classic finale to the most prestigious tournament in club football. A worldwide television audience in the hundreds of millions is expected to tune in to Saturday's encounter at Wembley, where a capacity crowd of 90,000 will watch the English and Spanish giants collide. GETTY IMAGES
Kashmiri relatives of missing persons attend a protest organised by the Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP) in Srinagar on May 28, 2011. APDP submitted a preliminary list of 1417 cases to the state chief minister Omer Abdullah and said that more than 8,000 people have gone missing, most of them after their arrest by Indian security forces in the troubled Kashmir region since a rebellion broke out at the end of 1989. GETTY IMAGES
Lower Saxony state Prime Minister David McAllister, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Parliamentary State Secretary Hans-Joachim Otto (L-R) smile as they receive a little engine telegraph as a present as they arrived for the 7th National Maritime Conference in Wilhelmshaven, northern Germany, May 28, 2011. REUTERS PICTURES
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Squad Number: 7
Nationality: English
Height: 5'4"
Date Of Birth: 21/01/1990
Hometown: Mansfield
Current job / place of study etc: Fitness Instructor/ Personal Trainer.
Footballing [female] icon: Kasia Lipka
Emma re-joined the Belles in August 2012 from American side Boston Breakers the WPSL Elite Champions.
The defender spent one season with Boston following a very successful college career at Penn State.
Emma spent four years at Penn State where she won various awards including being selected in the All-Big Ten Second Team (2010, 2011), Academic All-Big Ten (2009, 2010), All-Big Ten Freshman (2008), Soccer Buzz Fourth Team Freshman All-American (2008) and Soccer Buzz Freshman Team All-Great Lakes (2008).
Emma originally made her Belles debut aged just 16 against Arsenal where she was tasked with marking England international winger Rachel Yankey. She did very well the following season and was named Young Player of the Year in 2007 before moving to the USA to join Penn State University.
She has been involved with England from a young age, being a member of both the Under 15 and Under 17 squad's.
Indeed Emma's form in the USA led to a England Under 23 call up last year.
The talented defender will be looking to continue that form now back in the UK with the Belles.
Biggest inspiration on your career: My older brother for getting me involved at an early age.
Footballing icons: David Beckham / Kasia Lipka
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2006 - Selected for the England Under 17 squad
2004 - Selected for the England Under 15 squad
Highlight of your career to date: Playing in America, winning the Big Ten league every year I was there
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Casein Protein
Casein is the main protein found in milk and cheese.
Of the true proteins found in milk, about 82% is casein. The other, is none other than whey.
Casein is responsible for the white and opaque appearance of milk, as it is combination of calcium and phosphorus.
It contains all of the amino acids essential life, so casein is a complete profile, and considered a highly nutritious protein.
One prominent property of casein protein is that it is digested slowly. As such, you will only reach a peak in blood amino acids and protein synthesis between 3 to 4 hours, after consuming casein protein.
This is in stark contrast to whey protein which peaks in about 40 minutes, and its effects wear off in an hour.
Using a scale of 1-10 (10 is the fastest), whey protein would be a 10, while casein is a 2.
So how is such a property useful for us?
The Functions of Casein Protein:
1. Greater Muscle Retention
Casein is used primarily as an anti-catabolic – that is a protein to help limit muscle breakdown. This is possible as casein is digested slowly, and as such is available for longer periods of time to feed your muscles.
To be more precise, it takes between 5-7 hours to be fully digested.
According to a study done in Boston, subjects either took casein protein hydrolysate in comparison with a whey protein hydrolysate, while also eating a hypocalorie diet and performing resistance training.
While both groups did show fat loss, the group using the casein protein came out of the study with a higher total body percentage of lean mass compared with their previous measure.
This indicates a greater lean muscle retention rate, demonstrating casein to be especially effective at maintaining muscle.
2. Higher Quality of Protein
Researchers reported in the journal of nutrition that casein protein is of a much higher quality as compared to soy.
The benefit, is that higher quality sources of protein are better absorbed by the body and less will be excreted. As such you'll need less proteins overall to maintain lean muscle mass.
This could be an especially useful source of protein for vegetarians if you're fine with consuming dairy products.
What Studies of Casein Protein Have Shown
A study (1997) that was done has found that casein was good at preventing protein breakdown but not so good for increasing protein synthesis.
Whey protein, on the other hand, had basically the opposite effects: it increased protein synthesis but didn't prevent protein breakdown.
The superior long-lasting effect of casein was attributed to a delayed gastric emptying and slower absorption rate from the gastrointestinal tract to the blood.
Types of Casein Protein
There are 3 types of casein protein.
1. Calcium caseinate
2. Micellar casein
3. Milk protein isolate
The first one is the less qualitative of the 3 and is more frequently used in food industry.
Micellar casein retains 100% casein protein where the five types of casein (alpha, beta, gamma, delta and kappa) remain unchanged and thus with higher glutamine content necessary for muscle recovery and more bioactive properties and muscle growth enhancers.
As for milk protein isolate, it is made by precipitating whey proteins and casein from skim milk. The milk protein isolate is then washed to remove impurities, providing greater than 85% protein and virtually no lactose or fat.
How to Use Casein Protein
1. Can be consumed every night before sleep to maintain lean muscle mass.
2. Can be used for those into low calorie diets satiety lasts longer thus eating more than necessary is avoided.
3. Can also be taken at daytime as meal replacement if there are long gap in between meals.
4. Should be used in conjunction with whey protein for maximum muscle gains – casein before sleep, and whey protein right after workouts and after waking up
Possible Side Effects of Casein Protein
Allergic Reactions
An allergy to casein in adults is uncommon since tolerance is usually developed in the first three to four years of life, explained by Dr C. Solinas in a study.
Some symptoms to watch out for are fever, hives, sneezing and problems breathing as this might indicate an allergy.
Gastrointestinal Upset
People who are unable to digest casein or take too much can experience gastrointestinal disturbances. Some symptoms could be bloating to nausea, vomiting or diarrhea.
How to Choose The Most Appropriate Casein Protein
You won't go wrong with micellar casein or milk protein isolate.Micellar casein is a purer form of casein protein, while milk protein isolate is more economical, so it really depends on your situation.
Personally, I use the Optimum Gold Standard 100% Casein (click the link to find out more).
It is made up of micellar casein protein, and is the best selling casein protein on the bodybuilding.com store.
It has really helped me minimize muscle loss, because as an ectomorph, I tend to lose muscle mass rather quickly, which can be very irritating.
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India, Himachal Pradesh, Kangra
Krishna, The Divine Flutist, circa 1775
One of the most evocative uses of music in the Indian cultural tradition is when Krishna plays his flute to call his female devotees to dally with him in spiritual bliss. In this context, Krishna's flute playing is used as a metaphor for the attraction of the human soul to divinity. Its sound disrupts all social strictures and allows the worshipper to aspire freely towards enlightenment and religious rapture. The magic and mystery of Krishna's flute is perhaps most eloquently described by the fifteenth-century Bengali poet, Chandidas.
How can I describe his relentless flute, which pulls virtuous women from their homes and drags them by their hair to Shyam [Krishna] as thirst and hunger pull the doe to the snare? Chaste ladies forget their lords, wise men forget their wisdom, and clinging vines shake loose from their trees, hearing that music. Then how shall a simple dairymaid withstand its call?
ati-catulataram tam kananantar milantam
vraja-nrpati-kumaram viksya sanka-kulaksi
madhura-mrdu-vacobhih samstuta netra-bhangya
snapayatu nija-dasye radhika mam kada nu
When will Sri Radhika, who, accidentally meeting restless Krsna in the outskirts of the forest, stared at Him with suspicious eyes as He cast amorous glances at Her and flattered Her with many sweet and gentle words, bathe me in Her service?
sarasija-vara-garbhakharva-kantih samudyat-
snapayatu nija-dasye radhika mam kada nu
When will Sri Radhika, who is as splendid as a great lotus whorl, who is new nectar mixed with the camphor of youth, and whose bimba fruit lips blossom with a gentle smile, bathe me in Her service?
I'll be mean as a hornet for You, my Love, or sweet as honey on Your tongue. Anything You ask; anything to please You, dear, wicked boy, and rogue of my heart.
sthalam abhi vara-kanci-lasyam ullasayanti
snapayatu nija-dasye radhika mam kada nu
When will Sri Radhika, who makes the sash of bells dance on Her hips splendid with red silk, and whose necklace of large pearls plays on the waterpots of Her breasts, bathe me in Her service?
rasa valita-mrgaksi-mauli-manikya-laksmih
vraja-vara-vrsabhanoh punya-girvana-valli
snapayatu nija-dasye radhika mam kada nu
When will Sri Radhika, who is a splendid ruby in the crown of all nectarean doe-eyed girls, a swan swimming in the lake of love for jubilant Lord Krsna, and a celestial vine sprouted from Vraja's exalted King Vrsabhanu, bathe me in Her service?
In the maddening ecstasy of separation, the gopis imitate Krishna's pastimes…
At my Harinama initiation… I am looking away from the fire sacrifice, and taking darshan of the sweet, merciful gaze Their Lordships Sri Sri Radha Golokananda.
Krishna expands Himself, to simultaneously dance with all the gopis during their secret moonlit rendezvous, the intimate rasa-lila…
Lalita Sakhi! Dear friend to Srimate Radharani, and occasional (loving) opponent to Sri Krishna!


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Oyster Bay High School Principal Dr. Dennis O'Hara, OBHS Assistant Principal Taryn Johnson and Carolyn Probst, a guidance counselor at Westhampton Beach High School, presented at the 2014 College Board Middle States Regional Forum, where Dr. O'Hara was honored with "The William U. Harris Award of Excellence."
The William U. Harris Award of Excellence recognizes an individual from a College Board member institution who has demonstrated extraordinary leadership in the field of education, has inspired, prepared and connected young people to college, and has shown a genuine commitment to mentoring education leaders in an environment that supports their development and growth.
More than 100 local area residents turned out Feb.12 at Glen Cove City Hall to hear a panel of administrators from Glen Cove Hospital and North Shore-LIJ, along with doctors, city officials and consultants, discuss the latest developments in the hotly debated plans for changes in the operation of the 90-year-old Glen Cove Hospital.
This past summer, NS-LIJ announced it was moving its highly regarded orthopedic unit to Syosset Hospital, which is also part of the North Shore Health Care system. The announcement sparked an outpouring of opposition by the community to what many perceived as a first step to closing the hospital.
Photographic artist Xiomáro is continuing his odyssey to promote our national parks. While parks like Grand Canyon and Yellowstone get a lot of attention, the National Park Service sites on Long Island have a great history on their side and just need their stories to be better told. On Sunday, Feb. 9, he presented an illustrated talk at the Oyster Bay Historical Society Koenig Center about "The Other Side of the Fence," photographs of what is believed to be where black slaves from the William Floyd Estate are buried.
His story contrasts the burial sites of the Floyd family members in an area bordered by a white picket fence with the black gravesite outside the fence. The family tombstones give the name, dates and descriptions of the dead while on the other side of the fence, wooden crosses painted white feature nothing but a first name: Charles, Caesar, Harry, Sam, Pompey, Lon and Isaac. Photographs from both sides of the fence illuminate the differences.
Oyster Bay resident Matthew Moskowitz is one of the featured artists at Thursday's "ARTrageous at the BAR" silent auction and dinner, a charity event sponsored by the Nassau County Bar Association benefiting the WE CARE fund.
"I love to devote projects and energy for events that give back," says Moskowitz, 37. "The best feeling in the world is to help another person."
The Change of Watch, an annual event to introduce the officers and trustees who will be running the Sagamore Yacht Club for the coming year, was held on Feb. 1 at the club house.
Vice Commodore Jerry Lalonde, acting as Master of Ceremonies, welcomed everyone and called for the Pledge of Allegiance.
He acknowledged the past commodores who were present—Greg Bradley, Dave Roach and Richard Benson—then introduced the present commodore, Mike Gehrling, who introduced the rest of the officers.
Who knew? Women knitters and crocheters from all over Long Island are coming to boot camps to crochet panels for the Stitched Hamlet for Oyster Bay. It is because this is the first time Long Island has a project of this magnitude, explained Patricia McSkane of The Knitted Purl.
The third boot camp took place at Dodds & Eder Home on Jan. 30. It was a ladies night out as women found items from the warehouse sale at the newly re-organized store. At the front of the store the crafters sat at displays of outdoor furniture under umbrellas. The project, sponsored by the Knitted Purl, the Main Street Association of Oyster Bay and the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce is to transform trees and telephone poles in the downtown area into works of art inspired by world-renowned fibre artist Carol Hummel. Some were crocheters, many were knitters, some were learning to crochet for the first time. They were all there to benefit the Stitched Hamlet, and were having fun and chatting, not unlike an old time sewing bee.
Nostalgia was in the air as members checked out the new exhibit decorating the walls of the Koenig Center for the opening reception of Snow Day in Oyster Bay on Jan. 30. The Oyster Bay Historical Society (OBHS) was prescient in picking winter as the season to highlight in this year of excessive snow. The OBHS has been investigating their collections to present them for the public to view. The area has many winter sports, including its bobsledding past and ice boating on the harbor. There is even a model of the ice boat Swifty, from the collection of Scott Valentine. Swifty Tillotson of Bayville built both the ice boat Swifty and the model in the exhibit in 1930. The current exhibit also brought up items of the popular sports of skiing, skating and sledding.
Sag Harbor residents Michael and Claudia Taglich were honored at the annual Main Street Association meeting last Wednesday night at the Life Enrichment Center for putting forth restoration money to save the historic Trousdell House, also known as "Hillside," which is located at the corner of East Main Street and Sandy Hill Road. The couple had donated $2 million for a roof-to-foundation restoration of the home, which was built in 1844.
"The Taglich family helped raise the necessary money to stabilize this house and we are very grateful for that," said Main Street Association President John Bonifacio. "It is critical for us as community members and an organization to fight for the preservation of our historic structures to make sure they are not lost."
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) recently put out an appeal for funds for their Teddy Bears for Kids program. The TRA provides classic Teddy Bears for hospitalized children for whom the need is great: they bring smiles to them. They also have a new teddy bear made entirely in America that Laurence Pels, TRA executive director, said he hopes, going forward, will be the norm. Presently, it will be tied to special events such as the Feb. 25 opening reception at the National Arts Club in New York City.
James Pehta, TRA Teddy Bear for Kids Project chair, said, "Our Teddy Bear Program is very appreciative of the members of the TRA who contributed to our program. We have been able to increase the program substantially, from those individuals who have said, 'I want to sponsor a teddy bear event at a hospital; or in memory of a loved one.'
Hood A.M.E. Zion Church is celebrating February, Black History Month, with several events open to the public, explained Diane Evans, who recently moved back to this area and is their publicity chair. The first event is an African-American Poetry reading, held during their Sunday, Feb. 9 service, starting at 11 a.m. (The first Sunday, Feb. 2, the church celebrated Holy Communion.)
On Sunday, Feb. 9 at 11 a.m., there will be readings of African American Poetry during the Sunday morning service.
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The sultanate of Brunei this week becomes the first East Asian country to introduce Islamic criminal law, the latest example of a deepening religious conservatism that has also taken root in parts of neighbouring Malaysia and Indonesia.
Brunei, a tiny former British protectorate of about 400,000 nestled between two Malaysian states on Borneo island, relies on oil and gas exports for its prosperity, with annual per capita income of nearly $50,000 (29,715 pounds). It is the first country in east Asia to adopt the criminal component of sharia at a national level.
Run by Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, 67, Brunei has no national elections, but any discontent has been assuaged by high, tax-free incomes and benefits like free education and health care.
By 2035, though, Brunei's net exports of oil and gas will almost halve, according to the Asian Development Bank. Efforts to diversify the economy have made limited progress.