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So im moveing to Dillon. Never lived in that part of the state before i know there's lots of outfitters and nonresident people that hunt the area...anyone know of any places i absolutely should not hunt?
So im moveing to Dillon. Never lived in that part of the state before i know there's lots of outfitters and nonresident people that hunt the area...anyone know of any places i absolutely should not hunt?
I can't help you much, but that area is where I shot my first buck around 1966-67. It was wonderful then but may have changed a little since that time. I was recently visiting with a guy from that area who says that there are far more elk than mule deer now.
There is some great elk hunting near Dillon but the mule deer numbers are the worst they've been in a long time, whitetails are thick but mostly on private.. There is also a lot of open country for a guy to hunt. Most river bottoms will be checkered with private ground so a GPS with the Hunt Maps chip is a necessity.
I think a year ago, maybe it's updated annually but they show elk numbers by unit... under populated/ level / and over populated... I hunted an under a few years back and I would def be hunting over populated elk units in that region...
I killed my only whitetail outside Dillon, lots of private.
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I lived the majority of my life in Dillon, growing up and going through school there. Hunted about every inch of beaverhead county and it is some beautiful country!! I echo what JD said about the mule deer. Its sad what the MT FWP has allowed to happen down there. Other than a few big ranches there isn't a mature (yes FWP just because it has 4 points doesn't mean its mature) mule deer buck in the entire county, outside of the Lima Peaks "trophy" area. I had a great friend who drew the LP permit last year and we did see quite a few solid bucks but nothing like the glory years when you'd see 20-25 bucks every day and several trophy bucks.
The elk numbers are still doing ok, and I do still archery hunt in Beaverhead county. I would say that archery hunting is your best bet for a mature bull. When rifle season opens its a rat race with literally thousands of people flying around on 4 wheelers and all the vast majority of elk on are the private ground that doesn't allow hunting within the first couple of days of gun season. There are some places where you might still find elk on public ground but you'll have to work hard and believe me you'll earn a mature bull. They will go as high as possible, even into the 5 foot deep snow, or into the nastiest places imaginable until all the fluorescent orange is gone.
Whitetail numbers are through the roof in the area, but like was stated by guys already they are virtually all on private ground. You can find some checkerboard public stuff or a few BMAs that hold deer but again they'll get pounded by hunters once gun season opens.
Beautiful country, still adequate elk numbers, lots of great local people, and if you're into casting a fly some of the best fly fishing in the entire state flows right through the town of Dillon! j
Maybe I'll see you on the mountain this fall chasing bulls!!
oh yeah, antelope numbers are still ok, but also have seen much better days as well


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Pitching for Hagan was Brian Gross (3 innings), Ethan Heller (2 innings) and Rob Brown (1 inning). For Moppert it was Tim Quinn (2 innings) and Donovan Davis (4 innings).
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On March 31 last year, 15-year-old Ramdinthara had gone swimming with his friends when one of them began to drown. Though Ramdinthara managed to pull his friend out, he drowned. Ramdinthara is the only child who was conferred the National Bravery Award posthumously this year.
Started by the Indian Council for Child Welfare in 1957, the National Bravery Award was constituted to recognise children for performing outstanding deeds of bravery and serve as an inspiration for many others.
The list of awardees this year has 22 children.
One of the most prestigious of the National Bravery Awards Bharat Award is being given to Tarang Atulbhai Mistry from Gujarat.
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On the afternoon of March 8 last year, the 17-year-old boy saved four persons from drowning. On the occasion of Dhuleti, Tarang, like several others, had come to the banks of Narmada to take a dip in the river. Hearing the calls of help, Tarang jumped into the 20-25-foot deep water. He saved the lives of four people that day.
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Akanksha Gaute was another such braveheart. On the night of June 2 last year, in Chhattisgarh, a group of miscreants started abusing Akanksha and her father who were on their way home. The miscreants started misbehaving with them. With nine years of training in martial arts and a black-belt in karate, 16-year-old Akanksha was unfazed. She beat up three of them.
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On August 2, 2011, Stripleasemen woke up to see his cousin, 28-year-old Bremmingstar Mylliem, go on a killing spree. Bremmingstar killed his parents and younger sister. Stripleasemen woke up his 11-year-old cousin. Kicking the door open, Stripleasemen dragged his cousin to a neighbours house and saved her life. The villagers came and apprehended Bremmingstar and handed him over to police.
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Devansh Tiwari
On June 3, 2011, 8-year-old Devansh Tiwari had gone to his relatives place in Chhattisgarh when he saw 14-year-old Shikhar fall into a septic tank near a construction site. The tank had been covered but had a hole, about two feet wide, on the top. Dangling his legs through the hole, he asked Shikhar to hold on to his legs and he tried to pull Shikhar up. Meanwhile, Devansh kept shouting for help. Hearing his cries, people gathered and rescued Shikhar from the tank.
Ramith K
Fourteen-year-old Ramith K from Kerala was returning home on January 25, 2012, when he heard cries of help. A 58-year-old woman had fallen into a pond and was drowning. On hearing her cries, a man from the village rushed to help. However, while trying to save her, he too began drowning and shouted for help. Ramith jumped into the pond and saved their lives by dragging them out of the water.
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On May 12 last year, a storehouse caught fire in Chhattisgarh. Six children who were trapped in the building began crying for help. Meanwhile, the fire, which had started in the wooden and straw structure outside, reached the electric wires inside. With smoke filling the storehouse, the children had no way to escape. It was 16-year-old Mukesh Nishad who pulled them out one by one and saved their lives.


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Amidst all the talk about the best movies of the year, not to be overlooked is that annual Razzies, which honor the worst in film. "Basic Instinct 2" won two prizes, named worst movie and its star Sharon Stone was named worst actress, according to an AP report in USA Today. Razzie founder John Wilson said about the film's star Sharon Stone, according to the report:
"Yes, she still has some excuse to drop her robe, but the dialogue, the story, the overall attitude of the character is cartoon-like," Wilson said. "You have to sort of wonder, is she vamping the movie or does she think she's giving a serious performance? Is she the lone person on the project who got the joke?"
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President Obama is generally getting strong reviews for his speech last night, and I think he did a fine job of calling the nation to a higher purpose. There were even some moments when his rhetoric spread its wings, as when he urged us to "expand our moral imaginations." Although there was nothing that came close to Peggy Noonan's words written for Ronald Reagan, and spoken on the day the Challenger astronauts perished: "We will never forget them this morning as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye and slipped the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of God."
My issue, though, is that while the America the president describes might be the one he and his tight circle of advisers inhabit, it is not the one I see, or that most Americans do. The White House is in a bubble that magnifies the partisanship, the incivility, and the coarseness of the conversation. It is not surprising that from his point-of-view "our discourse has become so sharply polarized" that "we are far too easy to lay the blame for all that ails the world at the feet of those who think differently than we do."
But most American do not reside in a Manicheistic world that cleaves into an Olbermann/O'Reilly divide. There are more than 200 million adults in America, and only a small fraction of them are regularly watching the cable programs that burn with heated rhetoric.
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Centrism has emerged as a dominant factor in public opinion as the Obama era begins. Both political parties have lost adherents since the election and an increasing number of Americans identify as independents. {In fact} The proportion of independents now equals its highest level in 70 years.
The fact that most Americans are in the middle, that millions of us are rejecting the dogmatism of the two major parties, belies the description of the country that Obama put forth yesterday. The reality is that there aren't many Americans for whom politics is the ultimate lens through which they see the world. There are only a handful, in fact, of those who will view the events in Tucson as a platform for ideological debate. When President Obama warns against speaking "... on the usual plane of politics and point scoring and pettiness that drifts away with the next news cycle," he is speaking from his own struggles and wounds, but isn't capturing the mood of the vast majority of Americans -- those for whom he should speak.
Outside of the dysfunctional world of the Beltway, or the absurd demonization of political advertising, or the ratings hunt that drives cable TV to ever-increasing heights of manufactured hysteria, or the rants of noisy but ultimately small groups of flame-throwers, most of "us" go about our lives with a level of civility and tolerance of differing political perspectives that doesn't chime with the portrait of America painted last night. I am well aware that the Tea Party was the elephant in the room in Arizona -- but it's a mistake to turn its emergence, and its spotty performance in November, into a proxy for American attitudes.
Yes, the president is right on one level. Who can argue that we should "listen to each other more carefully" and "pause for a moment and make sure that we are talking with each other in a way that heals, not a way that wounds." But last night, he made broad and sweeping generalizations that are inaccurate summations of the current state of American society; his implicit use of Fox and MSNBC and radio talk shows as proxies for our state-of-mind is as mistaken as any political stereotyping, whether it be immigrants as dangerous criminals or government workers as lazy sloths.
I understand why the president used the meme of a polarized nation as his foil. Creating an opposing framework is a classic rhetorical device. But in doing so, in misreading the true nature of American character, he actually credentialized the extreme voices -- those on the angry right and angry left -- who view the world in exactly the same way he describes. The "we" the president chose as his rhetorical peg is far, far less universal than the pronoun itself signifies.
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The Supreme Court is still pondering whether to permit fleeting expletives on the airwaves, but a San Francisco radio station isn't waiting for the decision.
A host on San Francisco's top-rated KGO told his fans Tuesday that the station had fired him over comments he made a few days before the election about Joe Wurzelbacher, the suddenly famous unlicensed plumber who got caught up in the candidates' tax policy debates.
Charles "Karel" Bouley, a weekend personality, thought his microphone was off as the station aired a brief newsclip. Unfortunately for him, it was still on, whisking his insights about that night's Joe-the-Plumber update to thousands of Bay-area listeners.
His comments about Wurzelbacher arguably weren't fleeting. In fact, Bouley used several colorful expletives to describe the Ohio everyman, as well as wishing him dead. (The clip is here.)
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I recieved this in an email from SamTravis regarding my FavoriteQuotes page where I have a bit about the NASA space pen. I'd never verified the truth of this story as it was in my humourous quotes section, but it's always good to know more. The quote goes like this:
"During the heat of the space race in the 1960s, the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration decided it needed a ball point pen to write in the zero gravity confines of its space capsules. After considerable research and development, the Astronaut Pen was developed at a cost of about US $1 million. The pen worked and also enjoyed some modest success as a novelty item back here on earth.
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The military is well-represented on our list, with the United States Naval Academy (Annapolis) and the United States Military Academy (West Point) coming in at two and three, respectively. Responsible for education and training many of our country's leading service men and women, these academies place high value on moral development along with educational training. Plus, the Army/Navy football rivalry is famous, with USNA enjoying a 10 year winning streak. Just like in football, Annapolis comes out on top of our list, with graduates earning mid-career salaries of $122,000, just above West Point's $120,000.
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The Oven Spoonful restaurant in Port Angeles, Washington, USA serves the most delicious chocolate chip cookie called a Quarter Pound of Dough. They are big, goopy on the inside, crunchy chewy on the outside, and they taste of vanilla, salt and caramelised sugar.
¾ cup butter, softened½ cup caster sugar1 cup light brown sugar1 tbsp vanilla extract1 egg plus 1 egg yolk½ tsp salt½ tsp baking soda2 heaping cups (333g) unbleached flour2 cups chocolate chips
Heat the oven to 170°C. Line cookie sheets with parchment.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, or in a large bowl using a hand mixer, add the butter. With the mixer running, slowly beat in the sugars a little at a time until light and fluffy. Beat in the vanilla.
With the mixer running, beat in the egg until fully incorporated, then beat in the egg yolk. Beat in the salt and baking soda, scraping down the sides of the bowl to make sure everything is evenly incorporated.
Slowly beat in the flour, mixing just to incorporate. Be careful not to overmix, or the cookies will toughen. Gently mix or fold in the chocolate chips by hand.
Scoop about half-cup portions of the dough onto the parchment-lined cookie sheets. This should make about 10 cookies; you can make smaller ones if you prefer. Space the cookies evenly on the sheets (only 3 cookies will fit on each sheet if making the larger, quarter-pound cookies). Press the cookies slightly to flatten once they are on the sheet.
Bake the cookies, 1 sheet at a time, until set and lightly golden, 20 to 22 minutes for the quarter-pound cookies; smaller cookies will bake in less time. Rotate the cookies halfway through baking for even colouring.
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Newmanstown, Pa. (May 1) - Tim Buckwalter, Douglassville, had a very busy schedule during the past weekend. His slate included three consecutive days of racing, as he sandwiched a 600cc Micro-Sprint event between two nights of ARDC Midget competition. Buckwalter made the most of that 600cc opportunity, winning the 25-lap feature race at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway on Saturday.
Joining him for victory lane photos were Devin Harron (270cc); Chip Geib (250cc Four-Stroke); Bret Habecker (125cc); and Ken Miller (Sportsman).
In the 600cc headliner, Shane Braxton darted into the early lead and set a blistering pace for the first ten circuits. Buckwalter, who started fourth, quickly moved up to battle Brittany Brown for the runner-up position before claiming that spot on the sixth trip around the banked oval.
Buckwalter closed in on Braxton as the leaders caught the back of the pack. Braxton became the first caution period of the race, as he admittedly "tried to run too low in three and four", clipping an infield marker and spinning out of the lead.
From that point on, it was all Buckwalter, as he charged to victory aboard Gary and Donna Spotts' No. 25s. Teenager Paul Graham, a two-time winner in '09, finished a distant second. The contest for the third position was settled by a three-wide drag race as Tom Kohler, Brittany Brown, and Heath Hehnly crossed the stripe side-by-side-by-side, in that order.
With 33 of the 600's signed in for action, the qualifying heats went to Brittany Brown, David Brown, and Braxton. Brent Ely captured the consolation race.
It was a very special night for Devin Harron, a student at Governor Mifflin High School in Shillington, Pa. Harron recorded his first career 270cc Micro-Sprint feature triumph, and he did it in grand style, holding off some of the best drivers in the business to notch the win.
Harron took the green on the outside of the front row, and immediately shot into the lead. A few yellow flags during the early stages of the 25-lapper kept him from building a cushion, but the Shillington Slider maintained his composure at the head of the field.
A long period of uninterrupted racing followed a restart with nine revolutions in the books, and it was during this stint of high intensity competition that Harron faced his stiffest challenges. Two-time and defending track champ Richie Hartman pulled up on the leader's rear bumper, then made several attempts to draw alongside Harron's No. 9D.
Billy Logeman and Jesse Maurer ran wheel-to-wheel right behind the lead duo, and Nick Skias soon joined the party at the front of the field. Harron eventually cleared Hartman, and Maurer zipped into third on lap 18. As Harron began to open some daylight between himself and his pursuers, Maurer and Hartman banged wheels in their tussle for the runner-up position. Hartman fell back as Skias took advantage and dashed into third.
Maurer narrowed the gap as Harron got hung up a bit behind some lapped traffic. As the event wound to its conclusion, Maurer stuck the nose of his No. 72 under the leader at both ends of the race track, but Harron didn't waver under the pressure. He flew under the checkered flag to secure his initial Clyde Martin victory with Maurer nipping at his heels. Skias, Logeman, and A.J. Michael completed the top five when the race ended.
"Oh, I knew who was behind me," commented an exhausted Harron as he caught his breath in the winner's circle. "I just ran my line the whole time...man, I just can't believe this. I really didn't expect to win...it's great!"
Roger Graham III, Peter Michael, and Harron were victorious in the heat races as 28 of the 270cc Micros entered the evening's activities. Pete Skias scored the win in the consolation.
By finishing 13th, Billy Murphy was the recipient of the Kelly Fuel gift certificate.
Manheim's Chip Geib is a three-time point champion in Lanco's 250cc Four-Stroke class. Geib, however, spent the past two seasons away from racing in a self-imposed exile from the driver's seat. This year, though, he decided it was time to return, and on Saturday night he showed everyone that there's no rust to be shaken off of his racing skills.
Geib motored from his second starting spot to grab the lead from George Potts III on a lap two restart. Opening night feature winner Peter Michael swept into the runner-up position by the fourth circuit, and Michael mounted numerous attacks to Geib's lead as the field rattled off 20 consecutive laps under green flag conditions. Geib, however, was up to the task, and he consistently repelled each assault to maintain his spot at the head of the pack.
One final restart with with four to go gave Michael a final opportunity to overtake the leader. But Geib stayed in front to win his first feature in three years. Michael chased him to the finish line, with Ed Nocera and Kim Enck placing third and fourth. Craig DeSantis, the winner on April 24, recovered from an early race spin to finish fifth.
"We've been real fast these first three weeks (of the season), and tonight, nothing broke or fell off the car," noted Geib with reference to the previous two events, when mechanical gremlins forced him to drop out well before the checkered. Geib also earned the Valken Racing Fast Lap of the Week by turning a lap at 11.682 during the feature.
Four-Stroke heat races went to Geib and DeSantis.
Defending point king Bret Habecker simply dominated the 125cc feature on Saturday. Habecker, from Leesport, Pa., started tenth but blasted to second by the time three laps were recorded. He passed early leader Brianna Gerhart on a lap four restart, and was never headed or even seriously challenged. The other 125cc competitors, in fact, couldn't even see Habecker during the second half of the race, as he built a half-track lead and lapped all but the top five cars by the time it was over.
Cody Drace put together a solid race to finish second, with Shane Braxton and David Ravel crossing the stripe behind Drace. Last weeks' winner, Dave Grube, was fifth.
Grube and Braxton were heat race winners for the 125's.
"Uncle Curt builds a great motor, but he's been sick this week...he's actually been in and out of the hospital. So I took care of the motor, and we ran it real rich tonight so it wouldn't blow up. This win, though, is for Curt." Those were the words of Ken Miller, after he scored a convincing victory in the main event for the Sportsman class on Saturday.
Utilizing his pole starting position, Miller made short work of the talented field of Sportsman chauffeurs. He simply took off after each of the three caution periods and won handily over Wesley Fasnacht, who finished an impressive second. Equally impressive was Kelby Stauffer, who took home third place money.
A terrific five-car donnybrook for the fourth position ensued for much of the event, with Jeff Hughes finally claiming that spot at the end. Brett Wanner was fifth and Jason Swavely came from 19th starting spot to finish sixth.
Winning the Sportsman heat races were Dwayne Mathias, Miller, and Hughes. Swavely was the consolation victor.
This Saturday, May 8, promises to be a very eventful evening at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. Led by 270cc wheel-twister Sheena Schaefer and her family, the Lanco community will host Breast Cancer Awareness Night, with many raffles and activities planned to raise funds and support for the fight against this dreaded disease.
Schaefer and her crew have solicited the donation of many wonderful raffle prizes, including a pair of Red Bull Racing shirts autographed by Scott Speed and Brian Vickers. In addition to the raffles and activities for the children in attendance, Darryl Dissinger will have his Breast Cancer Awareness Sportsman Modified on display. Dissinger competes at the Big Diamond Raceway on Friday nights, and he, like Schaefer, have dedicated their 2010 racing seasons to this worthy cause.
Gates open at 3:30 on Saturday, with warm-ups at 5 p.m. The first heat race goes green at 6:00, and 25-lap features will once again highlight the program for the 600cc; 270cc; 125cc; Sportsman; and 250cc Four-Stroke Micro-Sprints.
General admission for adults is just $8.00, with discounts for Senior Citizens and students. Children between the ages of six and 12 get in for $2.00, while children under the age of six are free. There's always free parking at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, too.
Come on out to help us support Breast Cancer Awareness and LIVE the excitement that is Lanco!
600cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Tim Buckwalter, 2.Paul Graham, 3.Tom Kohler, 4.Brittany Brown, 5.Heath Hehnly, 6.Dave Brown, 7.Shane Lewis, 8.Kory Merkey, 9.Jamie Kostic, 10.Tyler Esh, 11.Shaun Brandel, 12.Chris Gerhart, 13.Bob DeVault, 14.Jared Davis, 15.Bruce Ginther Jr., 16.Ryan Wilson, 17.Mark Ludwig, 18.Mike Caropolo, 19.Shane Braxton, 20.Jeff Halligan, 21.Chris Panczner, 22.Tyler Ross, 23.Brent Ely, 24.Rick Stief.
270cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Devin Harron, 2.Jesse Maurer, 3.Nick Skias, 4.Billy Logeman, 5.A.J. Michael, 6.Richie Hartman, 7.Zack Fouse, 8.Roger Graham III, 9.Todd Steffy, 10.Jason Swavely, 11.Greg Miller, 12.Sheena Schaefer, 13.Billy Murphy, 14.Pete Skias, 15.Mike Uhrich, 16.Christi Sweigart, 17.Dave Grube, 18.Jay Batdorf, 19.Mark Hopwood, 20.Scott Gingrich, 21.Peter Michael, 22.Edward Holz II, 23.Josh Stoyer, 24.Phil Rupert.
250cc Four-Stroke Feature, 25 laps: 1.Chip Geib, 2.Peter Michael, 3.Ed Nocera, 4.Kim Enck, 5.George Potts III, 6.Craig DeSantis, 7.Jared Esh, 8.Jesse Kopp, 9.Jake Booth, 10.George Potts Jr., 11.Julie Wenger, 12.Michael Booth, 13.Steven Brenner, 14.Greg Schmuck, 15.Sheila Fetter, 16.Lewis Kepple Jr. DNS: Matthew Swift.
125cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Bret Habecker, 2.Cody Drace, 3.Shane Braxton, 4.David Ravel, 5.Dave Grube, 6.Bradley Brown, 7.Mark Yoder, 8.Brianna Gerhart, 9.Corey Schmuck Jr., 10.Daniel Braun, 11.Devin Harron, 12.Curtis R. Miller, 13.Derek Ecenrode, 14.Sonny Sweitzer, 15.Jesse Maurer.
Sportsman Feature, 25 laps: 1.Ken Miller, 2.Wesley Fasnacht, 3.Kelby Stauffer, 4.Jeff Hughes, 5.Brett Wanner, 6.Jason Swavely, 7.Jamie Fetterolf, 8.Billy Logeman, 9.Donna Geib, 10.Dwayne Mathias, 11.Joel Tolley, 12.Russell Pannebecker, 13.Dennis Ziegler, 14.Robert Shanaman, 15.Corey Schmuck Jr., 16.David Kemp, 17.Jenna Keppley, 18.Dennis Fenstermacher, 19.Ashley Kase, 20.Bret Habecker, 21.Paul May III, 22.Tim Ziegler, 23.Samantha Garman. DNS: Jason Hehnly.
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VATICAN CITY The sex abuse crisis engulfing the Catholic Church will mean more vigorous background checks when it comes to appointing cardinals, and future popes. Among the requirements: no taint of scandal and the ability to speak comfortably to the world and the media.
While leading Catholic conservatives have vigorously defended Benedict XVI from accusations that he was complicit in covering up sex abusers, they have also pointed to management failures.
As a model for the future pope, the church will need to consider someone "able to talk to the world and the media, not be destroyed by it," said the Rev. Thomas Reese, a Jesuit priest and senior fellow at the Woodstock Theological Center at Georgetown University.
Even as the clerical sex abuse crisis has swept across Europe in recent months - touching even Benedict - the Vatican has responded with the disarray and media ineptitude that's been symptomatic of the German-born pope's five-year papacy.
The church was rocked by scandal again Wednesday, when Norwegian officials revealed that a 58-year-old Catholic bishop who resigned last year did so after admitting he molested a child two decades earlier.
As churchmen have closed ranks to defend Benedict, even some of his biggest supporters have pointed to the need for change.
Leading Catholic conservatives such as George Weigel in the United States and Vittorio Messori in Italy have vigorously defended Benedict from accusations he was involved in covering up sex abusers while serving as archbishop of Munich and later as a Vatican official. But they have both underlined management shortcomings in the papacy, with the Italian noting a "certain naivete."
One test will come when the pope names new cardinals, with Vatican insiders suggesting this will happen in November.
The Holy See will need to carry out a vigorous vetting process to try to ensure that none of the new cardinals are tainted by the sex abuse scandal - a potentially monumental task considering the scope of the crisis.
The number of cardinals under the age of 80 and therefore eligible to vote in a conclave for a new pope - a cardinal's principal responsibility - now stands at 108 and will dip to 101 by November from a possible total of 120.
Such traditional cardinal seats as New York, Washington, Florence and Prague will be in line for new red hats. It is up to the pope to decide exactly how many new cardinals are named.
One archdiocese to watch is Dublin, where Archbishop Diarmuid Martin has won praise for seeking to root out those responsible for decades of child abuse in Ireland.
In 2007, he was passed over for cardinal in favor of Sean Brady in the northern seat of Armagh. Brady, though, has recently faced calls for his resignation following revelations that he participated in interviews with two victims of a pedophile priest but did not notify police.
After Pope John Paul II's 27-year papacy, Benedict was elected for what was widely considered a "transition" papacy. He was considered a known quantity who on sex abuse had just condemned "filth" in the church, had cracked down on abusive priests - and was therefore considered to have an exemplary record.
Now questions have been raised about his handling of abusive priests while he was archbishop of Munich and head of the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. His supporters say he did nothing wrong.
Authoritative accounts from the secret conclave indicated there was opposition to Benedict, although in the current crisis no cardinal has stepped forth and expressed regrets over the choice.
When the search begins for a successor to Benedict, Vatican experts say the need for someone with no skeletons in the closet on abuse might give advantage to cardinals who didn't head a diocese.


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Our frozen food has defrosted (we don't have a freezer, just a friendly restaurant in Galapagos that froze some meals I had cooked) and we are on to our last prepared meal. It's been lovely not having to do too much cooking over the past week, but just pulling out a risotto here, a lasagne there. But that's all come to an end. And we need fish. Our lure went out yesterday; we caught a beautiful mahi mahi. Then just as we had it on the back steps it jumped away, luckily not taking our lure with it. This happened not once, not twice but three times. At this stage we changed our lure and now we haven't had so much of a nibble all day. Oh well, there's always tomorrow!
The wind dropped over night so we put one of our engines on, then it's picked up again today, but oh, if only we had our spinneker. Pegasus needs a good stiff breeze to get going and even though we have 15-17 knots of wind, we're doing 4.5 -5 knots of speed only, which is the same as the other boats who have only 9 knots of wind but a spinnekar.
Still, it's beautiful out here. We're really enjoying the sail. There was a beautiful sunset tonight. Mia has been learning how to play taps on the recorder so we are treated to that at each sundown. We're really cracking on with the school work so that we can have a holiday when we get to the Marquesas. I'm not sure we'll have the full 6 weeks off school work, given that we only do a couple of hours a day anyway. I've finally picked up the second volume of War and Peace - really dragging it out, but I'm determined to finish it - if only I could get into it! Curr Position: 05.03S 105.47W
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The rules, as dictated by Mia. 50 bananas. Each competitor must make up a new recipe that includes bananas. You can help other people. You cannot copy other people. Points will be given for presentation, number of bananas used, inventiveness (my rules!) So far, Mia and Lochy have submitted their dishes and it has to be said, we'll be hard pushed to beat them. I have already made 2 banana loaves, but Lochy made a banana cake that was better than anything I have ever baked. Whilst I was sous-chef, I didn't really do anything other than reach the ingredients he couldn't reach so it was his own doing. Delicious. Mia presented a banana surprise with caramelised brown sugar cream and homemade biscuit topping, with Mark as a sous-chef. The grown-ups are yet to submit, but Whit has been planning for two days and may, I suspect, be touting for the most-bananas-used prize. Why on earth did we buy so many bananas?!!
The wind dwindled a little yesterday afternoon, but our daily mileage was 140nms. Today's I suspect will be a little less, although the wind has picked up again. Mia and Mark were treated to a nighttime display of dolphins - the first of this leg - and everyday we have about 20 storm petrels flying around our boat. First thing I will look up when we get to land is how/where do they sleep at night? They're not landing on our boat, but they are with us every afternoon - where do they go?!
Curr posn: 04.10S 103.24 W A quarter of the way there!
10 July 2011
Not that I'm complaining. Other boats in front of us have had the winds die down to 5-10 knots whereas we are continuing to enjoy 20 knots of wind and 6-7 knots of boat speed. The sun is out, the sky is blue; hopefully tonight we can look forward to seeing some stars as it's been a bit cloudy the past few nights. Now I'm going to have to look up constellations for the Southern hemisphere as I find myself a bit lacking! We had the engines on for a couple of hours today, so we could heat some water and have our Sunday wash - crew Pegasus is officially clean! We've been a bit lacking in the marine life department (if you're not counting being slapped round the face by a squid); not so much as a dolphin, turtle or whale, but we are only in day 5 so there's plenty of time for that. It would be quite nice to see another boat, but it's a wide wide sea this Pacific and the other boats we are in contact with are either a few hundred miles behind or in front of us!
Mark and Lochy have had their obligatory 6 month shear; the girls are waiting for a peaceful anchorage before cutting each others' hair - I've just realised that it's been 5 months since we last had a trim :-) Two banana cakes on the table, 47 ripe bananas left to eat up.
Ooh, what else? We're all learning abit of French every day using a computer programme Mark downloaded. Just as Lochy was saying Gracias, we've now got to get him saying "merci" again! He's enjoying reading "Swallows and Amazons" and Mia is still planning the little sailing boat she is going to build when we are in NZ. A bit bitty, today's blog. Love to all, Cath xx
8 July 2011
I thought we'd have a week or so before the green bananas started to ripen and that maybe they ripen a few at a time, but alas, this is not to be. They seem to be ripening at an alarming rate and we are all now used to the gentle thud as another banana falls off the 'tree.' We've never been so healthy, as we eat our way through passion fruit, bananas, pears, cauliflower, broccoli and all the other things that seem to have a short shelf life. Banana smoothies, banana muffins, banana in yoghurt are all the order of the day, several times a day! If only Mia and Lochy liked bananas!!
We have been enjoying the same conditions for the past 3 days now, with constant winds and maintaining good speeds. In fact I didn't think there was anything to much to report in today's blog. That was until a shoal of mini squid flew out the sea and hit Mark and I simultaneously in the face. Now at least we know how it is that we have several squid on our decks every day - they jump on board! I don't know what a group of squid is called. I know that it is a smack of jellyfish and somehow, that seems fitting for this little group of thugs! Current position: 02.55S 96.19W course 250 degrees
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7 July 2011
Having made a respectable 146nms in the first 24 hours, we've been chugging along at 5-6 knots ever since, settling into our new watch system. We thought we'd try out something new, especially so I could fit in the radio nets and not be on watch at the same time. It was Whit who pointed out that he had one less hour which meant Mark had one more hour, but since Mark had OK'd the watch system before and hadn't realised the discrepancy, we thought the less said the better! Anyway, Mia now enjoys taking a couple of one hour watches during the day, so that will free Mark up. This morning, I was glad to feel better as I have been joining Mia in the finding of our sealegs. That's not normal for me, but it seemed to be triggered by listening to SSB and writing down everyone's coordinates. Mark woke me early as he needed help to fix something. The autopilot. When I said the propeller was one of the only things we didn't have a spare of, the autopilot was probably the one of the others! Whit had written in one of his blogs (what am I talking about, his only blog since leaving the US!) that Mark had an uncanny ability to take thing apart and fix them in a way he would not be able to do. So, Whit and I crossed our fingers as Mark took apart the autopilot, hoping he would find something to fix. He did. Not something easy like a pin that needed replacing but the current to the electromagnet had shorted and needed replacing. Which Mark did. Three hours later, and Uncle Auto was back on the helm. Our most ardent of blog followers may remember we had a similar problem with Uncle Auto whilst crossing the Atlantic and you can rest assured that THIS time we counted the rudders and there were (thankfully) two. So, we continue to chug along with a fair wind and all is good aboard Pegasus of Jersey for now. Current position: 2.13.72S 94.14.50W
6 July 2011
We knew Whit would come back - he had to to collect his extensive library of Lonely Planet travel guides he left behind whilst travelling through Costa Rica. Monday and all of Tuesday consisted of getting the boat ship-shape again for going to sea. We feel we have finally made it as an ocean going vessel, now we have a huge bunch of green bananas hanging up in the cockpit. Despite the fact that we we won't be able to eat them for two weeks and then they will all ripen at the same time, we still wanted to buy them as they were pretty cheap, as were most of the other fruit and veg we bought at the farmers market in Santa Cruz. Cheap compared to Jersey, obviously, maybe not to other countries. So, we have a boat load of fruit and veg, most of our dry provisions were already on and a very kind restaurant froze 6 of our meals for us that I had prepared earlier (eat your heart out Blue Peter!) Although we don't have a freezer, we have a freezer box that Mark has made and so hopefully they should keep cool for a little while. And so we set sail at 1800 on 5 July. Other boats had had problems retrieving one or other of their anchors, so we were prepared for the worst, but were pleased that neither anchor gave us jip and we were heading out before the sun had set. A knackering day by all accounts as all our water had to be put into tanks by jerry can and with no prop on our outboard motor, we had to befriend a water taxi for most of the afternoon.
So now it's the morning of the 6th; the big boys are snoozing, I've been on the SSB net and made contact with other boats and the kids are reading, we've got a couple of knots of current in our favour and whilst the waves are slightly forward of our beam, we've 15-20 knots of wind so are making a respectable 6-7 knots boat speed. Current position: 01.19.62S 91.48.68W


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I am frequently asked to compare the two. Of course, one of the primary advantages of buying a new home is that you can frequently have some say in how the home is decorated, i.e. you can choose paint colors, finishes, kitchen cabinetry, etc. Other features like media rooms, extra-large closets and extra-large bathrooms and tubs are also more attainable at the time of construction. Another important advantage is the fact that new homes are being constructed with incredible energy efficiency. They use new building materials such as glazed Energy Star windows, thicker insulation and other technology that will lower future energy costs for the owner
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A sprite hip-hop groove helps the cause in this rap track, featuring lyrics about being true to yourself and making it. You know you're goin' I know where I'm goin' Do you know where you're goin'? I know where I'm goin' Check this out Now, this young man he's got a plan to make ten grand now he understands that you have to stay dedicated by any circumstance everybody clap your hands we plan to advance Keep it real His name was Dougie his future looked muggy He didn't have no buddies that thought he was gonna study Destined to make big money He came up with a master plan Kept it under the mattress by his favorite ink pen ten rules and regulations vacation destination no instant gratification off of money makin' Only do to others what you want done to you Don't get caught up in making people believe you Keep it real with yourself, you could score Keep hope alive and strive with your head up Always keep your nose clean, stay out the mix The law is just like Felix, don't fall in their bag of tricks, get it? Never say that you can't, you ain't too clever Don't hesitate or procrastinate, motivate No Jonses, no buyin' friends, throw away money Eliminate tens that stack back to one again He followed these rules with calculated steps At times he stumbled and fell, but he always stayed on deck Two months passed already Dougie's collected checks Gold around his neck, briefcase, Rolex Always on the go so paint a silhouette where dollars as long as Gardena to Tibet Now Dougie high as the sky success flight jet and he even met his first love over the 'net. C'mon This young man he's got a plan to make ten grand now he understands that you have to stay dedicated by any circumstance everybody clap your hands we plan to advance
Genre: Funky, Themes, Rap/Hip-Hop, Urban Production Types: Background Keywords: Sleek, Positive, Cool, Lively Instrument(s): R&B Band, Vocal