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REPORT ON A PROPOSED ADDITIOn
T 8 N, R 4 E, S. L. M., was examined first in 1908
to determine its suitability for forest purposes and its in-fluence
on the water supply of Ogden, and it was re-exrunined
in connection with the remaining area considered in this report
at the request of residents of the surrounding country. It is
necessary to consider it, not only from the timber standpoint
but with respect to its value to Ogden,City.
The highest point in this township is a rounded
mountain known as_Monte Cristo, the 801 tituds of which is apI
proximately 10,000 feet. The altitude of the surrounding country
is nowhere less than 8,500 feet, but in spite of this fact, it
is by no means a rugged country. The main divide of the Wasatch
range is here a high rolling ridge with no precipitous peaks.
Nearly ever~Nhere is a plentiful covering of soil.
Heavy snows are the rule in winter with failing
precipitation and drying streams later in the season. Springs
are frequent. Skunk Creek flows a constant supply of water
and Woodruff Creek is an excellent trout stream which supplies
the town of the same name with water for irrigation and domestic
use. The streams on the East of the main divide draining from
the area north of this are small and frequently run dry. Rock
Creek, Curtis Creek, Blacksmith I s Fork and Little ~ear River
draining the west side of the divide are all constant streams
and dependent upon the cover for the Chance to remain so.
The small creeks flowing into Ogden River from the
south of Township 8 N, R 4 E, under present conditions frequently
run dry but there is hardly any doubt that i£ the area were
properly fore sted a constant supply o£ water would be available
to most of these. It may be stated that under proper protection
a dense forest cover could be restored to mo st of the area, as
in spite of heavy overgrazing, the area is restocking well in
spots. There is no cultivable land in any part of the area and
very little open grass land.
The southern part of T 8 N, R 4 E, is essential to the
proper con'servation of the waters of Ogden River. It is to be
much regretted that the townships ,south and west o£ this , even
more important, h ave been so heavily alienated that there is
now li ttle chance to 'protect them If this township were open
to entry there is little doubt that it also would soon pass from
the control of the government into private and corporate hands.
Prominent citizens and off icials of Ogden are strongly in favor
of protection for their water supply and will welcome any action
leading to that end.
Woodruff Creek al so needs protection badly and the in- '/
habitants of Woodru£f are united in their advocacy of the con-templated
addition. The only definite opposi tion springs, ap-parently
from the Neponset Live Stock Company, large sheepmen
who own scattered £orties through the area and control by that
means most o£ the grazing.
FOllmerly the bulk of the area must have been heavily
timbered but cutting has extended over 20 years until now the
stands not entirely destroyed are very heavily culled; little good
timber remaining in the southern townships and that in the northern
part showing the e££ects o£ indiscriminate destruction very plainly.
The species are Red Fir, Englemann Spruce, Alpine Fir and Balsam
Fir. A very large extent of Aspen occurs plentifully over the
entire area. Some of this is very good, straieht, clean and large
enough for saw logs. Along e ach of the stream beds are strips
of Aspen, WillQws, Alder and Service Berry.
Reproduction ort the cut-over areas varies cons iderably,
but wherever conditions have been in the least favorable it is
excellent. Repeated fires, evidence of which remains on the
stumps have, in other cases, kapt reproduction down, but there is
no doubt that under proper protection an extensive and dense
forest of Valuable spe cies can be easily established. It would
probably be advisable in view of the importance of the southern
part of the township to the ogden River water supply, to start
planting operations as soon as possible on this area. The Aspen
and brush offers excellent cover for seedlings and as the sbil
conditions are good, there should be little difficulty in establishing
success ful plantations. Western Yellow Pine, which
does not grow on the Wasatch range, could very probably be introduced
Two mills are now located on T 8 N, R 4 E,j one with
a capacity of about 10,000 feet and the other of about 5,000 feet.
Both are now shut down by order of the Special Agent of the Land
Office and an estimate of the timber removed is being made with
a view to the collection of damages.
The present water supply of Ogden City is not sufficient
for the needs of the town Since, at times when the use is greatest
only a few hoUr" reserve remains in the reservoirs. The city
officials are already awakened to the needs of the city and are
at present engaged in research and surveys to find out whether
the city supply cannot be increas,ed by go ing further back up the
north, south and Middle forks of Ogden River. They have been
too slow in looking after this rna tter as the greater part of the
lands I/lhich might have been reserved and patrolled are already
alienated. The City is in an unfortunate predic~nent, far worse
than that in which Salt Lake found itself a few years ago.
It would seem that in accordance with its past policy
the Service should do everything in its power to assist Ogden
in securing its sources of water supply and any action it can
take to aid the city in this matter would seem very advisable.
ADDITIONAL A,.-qEA EXA1\UNED
This additional area lies in Townships 8, 9, 10 and
11 N, Ranges 4 and 5 East, and consists of the watershed formed
by the main ridge of the Wasatch Mountains as far north as the
present south boundary of the Cache National Forest. It is
traversed by several ro ads, chiefly old logging ro.ads. Mo st of
the area lies on the wes,t side of the divide draining into Curtis
Rock Creeks and Blacksmiths Fork. The valley below these in
Range 3 East, is well settled and consists of agricultural and
grazing lands. To 'the east, Townships 8 to 11 North, in Range
5 East, drain toward a well settled valley in which are two post
settlements, Woodruff and Randolph. Both these settlements depend
on this slope for their water supply.
The east slope of the Wasatch is here, as a rule, rather
sparsely timbered, but a scattering culled stand strEl,tches along
the slope, becoming dense on the north slopes of the gulches. A
good cover of quaking Aspen is found on the whole area with the
exception of occasional areas of grass land. The top of the
divide is entirely grass land, forming a narrow strip about 300
yards wide and 15 miles long. The species are the same as found
in T 8 N, R 4 E, being Douglas fir, Bals~~ fir ( A.lasiocarpa)
Englemann Spruce, and one or two small patches of Lodgepole Pine.
Reproduction of valuable species is excellent in the hollOWS,
most of the stand being second growth with merchantable timber
absent, and on more unfavorable situations, the Fir and Spruce
is coming in under the Aspen, though in a rather s ,traggling manner.
GRAZING AND LUMBERIlm
This side of the divide is heavily grazed and two
livestock companies hold land here in small areas along water
courses chiefly. Owing, probably to good seasons the area doss
not seem to have suffered much and the grass is pretty good.
Two or three small sawmills formerly operated here, but as most
of the good timber has been cut, they are no longer in operation.
The west slope drains into a settled valley, the attitude
of whose residents is not known. They will probably join
in petitioning for the addition, according to resiLdence of
This slope has been heavily culled and most of the
merchanta"ble timber removed. Generally the stand is like that
in the other areas, but as Bock and CUrtis Creeks drain a very
1arge basin which is 10wer than the surrounding rountry, the
conditions for Forest growth are exceptiona11y good. The whole
basin in Townships 9 and 10 N, R 4 E, is covered with quaking
Aspen with pure stands of Fir and Spruce on north s1opes.
But here, even on south slopes reproduction of Fir and
Spruce is corning in well under the Aspen. Fires are preva1ent
here as e1sewhere, owing to the quantity of dead and down timber.
It seemsprobable that with proper protection, the entire basin
can be entirely reproduced to va1uable species, by n~t\tra1 seeding.
A very considerijble area of timberland, young growth that
wi11 make merchantable t~ees exists in this basin. There is a1so
quite a 1itt1e commercia1 timber 1eft on the cut-over areas.
One or two sma1l sawmills have been recent1y operated but ate
now shut down.
The grazing question on this area does not seem as
important as that on the east s1ope. Under the Aspen cover
there is plenty of grass and while some land is held by the
livestock cOlnpanies, they cannot control the range as comp1etely
as the less well watered east slope.
As the area is entire1y potentia1 Forest land and
contains good stands of va1uable young growth, forms a watershed
for two settled va11eys and for Ogden City, and as loca1 public
sentiment demands such action, it is recommended that the land
shown inside the red lines on the accompanying map be added to
the Cache Nationa1 Forest.
LOGGED AND BURNJi'.J) LAND •
HEAn OF CURT IS CRF~ , TP . 10 N. , R. 4 E.
TP. 10 N., R. 5 E., LOOKnTG EAST.
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Former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords has received the 2013 Profile in Courage Award at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston.
During her speech, Giffords said she wished Congress had more courage when it comes to gun control. Two years ago, she was seriously injured during a shooting rampage in Tucson.
The crowd gave Giffords a warm welcome, honoring a woman who has inspired people worldwide.
"I believe when we all have courage inside, I wish there was more courage in Congress," said Giffords.
Giffords almost lost her life during the horrific shooting rampage in Tucson that killed six people and left several others wounded in 2011 -- but decided to turn her personal nightmare into a political crusade to change gun laws.
"For Gabby, her courage is the equivalent of a lunar mission, she has set her sights on a distant horizon, a country that will be dramatically safer from gun violence," said Mark Kelly, Giffords' husband.
Giffords accepted the award from another victim of gun violence, Caroline Kennedy, whose father was assassinated as president.
"Our family is still suffering from the heartbreak of gun violence. No one should have to lose a husband, a wife, a father, a child to senseless murder," said Kennedy.
On the other side of the gun control debate, NRA executive vice president Wayne Lapierre spoke in Houston linking the Boston lockdown to gun rights.
"How many Bostonians wish they had a gun two weeks ago?" said Lapierre.
Giffords says the fight for gun control will be a difficult one -- but nothing compared to what she's already overcome.
"It's been a hard two years for me but I want to make the world a better place, more than ever, thank you," said Giffords.
Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly founded Americans for Responsible Solutions organization earlier this year -- demanding solutions for safer gun ownership.
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Do you ever finish your quilt and wonder why your sides are wavy and won't lay flat? You may not have put your borders on correctly.
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text: Coffs Harbour Information When you visit Coffs Harbour Destination Routes Etihad Offices Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information Located approximately halfway between Sydney and Brisbane, Coffs Harbour is a major coastal resort town famous for its bananas, fishing and beautiful beaches. Fringed to one side by long sandy beaches and the waters of the South Pacific Ocean and to the other by lush green rain forested world-heritage wilderness areas and fertile farming lands, Coffs Harbour has become a major holidaying destination for national and international visitors. Facts Population 32,000 Currency Australian Dollar (AUD) $1 = 100 cents Opening hours Most shops are open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 5pm. Some retailers are open on Sunday including the Plaza which also trades to 9pm on Thursdays. Newspapers The Coffs Coast Advocate The Coffs Harbour & District Independent News – Free weekly publication Sydney Morning Herald (State) The Australian (National) Tourist information Coffs Coast Visitor Information Centre Address: Cnr Pacific Highway and McLean St Tel: +61 2 66 52 15 22 The friendly beachside city of Coffs Harbour sits halfway along a continuous line of golden beaches that stretch for 90 km called the Coffs Coast. The city forms a vibrant heart for the region with its excellent range of accommodation, shopping venues, eateries and entertainment options for all ages. No one to Coffs will miss The Big Banana – the first of Australia's Big Things! It has become an icon for the city and one of the most photographed subjects along the northern coast. An endless list of awesome activities, from the totally relaxing ones to the high spirited adventure and a colourful array of regular live events and festivals, has assured Coffs Harbour to continue to lure people from all walks of life and therefore given the city the reputation as a holiday destination 'that memories are made of'. White Water Rafting The rapids of the scenic Goolang and Nymbodoida Rivers offer some serious white knuckle fun. The Goolang rapids are graded 2 and 3 (on the international scale of 1-6) while the Nymboida has become a world-famous destination for rafters. Phone: +61 1300 791 793 Web: www.adrenalin.com.au/water/white-water-rafting/ The Big Banana The Big Banana is an icon of coastal Australia, it measures 11 metres long and stands 5 metres high. Learn all about this tropical fruit through the interactive displays of the 'World of Bananas Experience' and plantation tour. Take a scenic walk along the skywalk to the lookout. Indoor ice-skating and tobogganing are just two of the many activities on offer. Address: 351 Pacific Highway Phone: +61 2 66 52 43 55 Web: www.bigbanana.com Opening: Open daily from 9am to 4.30pm The Bunker Cartoon Gallery Australia's first and only dedicated black and white gallery exhibiting the largest private collection of contemporary cartoons in the Southern Hemisphere. The gallery is housed in a WW2 bunker. A minimum fee applies for admission. Address: Hogbin Drive Phone: +61 2 66 53 20 67 Web: www.coffscentral.dnet.tv/BunkerCartoonGallery More Info: Cnr of Hogbin Drive and Albany Street, Coffs Harbour Beacon Hill Lookout Take in the magnificent panoramic views of Coffs Harbour from this lookout close to the Jetty area. Golden beaches stretch both north and south contrasting to lush green hinterland to the west. Dusk is a great time to visit the lookout to watch the sun set on the Western Plains. Address: 138 Victoria Street Pet Porpoise Pool Actually there are no porpoises, rather they are all Bottled Nosed dolphins. Each day at 10am and 1pm the dolphins and sea lions perform their Sea Circus acts. The real thrill of the Pet Porpoise Pool experience is the intimacy - you are so close to all the animals, it's as if they are doing their performance just for you. Before the show starts, visitors can line up for a wet and whiskery kiss from the sea lions and have your photo taken to provide it too. Fun for kids of all ages. Address: 65 Orlando Street Phone: +61 2 6659 1900 Web: www.dolphinmarinemagic.com.au Coffs Harbour Butterfly House Be among butterflys in the walk-through enclosure and watch their brilliant colours as they flutter around sometimes landing on your body for a closer look at you. Learn of their lifecycle from expert staff then enjoy a coffee and cake or watch the resident woodturner fashion creative bowls and art. Address: 5 Strouds Road, Bonville Phone: +61 2 6653 4766 Web: www.butterflyhouse.com.au Opening: Tuesday - Sunday 6 Days 9am – 4 pm More Info: 10 minutes south of Coffs Harbour Raleigh International Raceway An international go-kart facility with fun for all the family. Single and double karts are available for laps around the 1.1km track. The Park also has the 'Big Foot' tractor ride for a different experience as well as two waterslides, sheltered BBQ areas, and Putt Putt Mini Golf. Address: Valery Road, The Pines, Raleigh Phone: +61 2 6655 4017 Web: www.raleighraceway.com.au Opening: Every day except Christmas Day and Boxing Day. More Info: 20 minutes south of Coffs Harbour Botanic Gardens This beautiful garden is located within 1 km of Coffs Harbour CBD. A wide range of flora is highlighted. 5 km of gravelled walking tracks lead to feature areas and through differing plant communities such as an Aboriginal Plants Walk and rainforest section, past water features to mangrove boardwalks and sensory gardens to name just a couple. There is an extensive wheelchair accessibility, well signposted pathway with seating every 100 metres. Address: Hardacre Street Phone: +61 2 66 48 41 88 Web: www.ncrbg.com.au Opening: Garden open from 9am to 5pm Whale Watching The pristine coastline around Coffs Harbour is one of the best locations on the east coast of Australia for sighting and cruising with the magnificent humpback whales on the annual breeding migration. Whale watching season is from June to the end of November.Pacific Explorer carries only 23 passengers ensuring you get the up close and personal meeting with the Humpback whales: Phone: +61 2 66 528 988 Web: www.pacificexplorer.com.au In Coffs Harbour, dine on the freshest seafood and succulent fresh fruit and vegetables to be had. Award-winning chefs and restaurants dish up tantalizing treats in a region renowned for its excellent produce both from land and offshore. Saltwater Sensational food, stunning views along Emerald Beach and across the ocean to Groper Island. Excellent service is offered at this café/restaurant, a 15 minute drive north of Coffs Harbour. Fully licensed and BYO bottle wine. Address: 104 Fiddaman Road, Emerald Beach Phone: +61 2 66 56 18 88 Web: www.saltwateronthebeach.com No. 2 Oak Street Housed in a 1910 beautifully restored heritage cottage, this award-winning a la carte restaurant is situated in picturesque Bellingen. Address: 2 Oak Street, Bellingen Phone: +61 2 66 55 90 00 Web: www.no2oakst.com.au Shearwater Restaurant Set on the picturesque promenade, this a perfect setting to enjoy a romantic meal, quick lunch or great coffee – fresh seafood is a specialty. Address: 321 Harbour Drive Phone: +61 2 66 51 60 53 Web: www.shearwaterrestaurant.com.au More Info: The Promenade Hoey Moey Bistro The Hoey Moey Bistro is a great place for the whole family. The menu has pretty much everything from Barramundi to Rump Steak and there are game rooms and an outdoor playing area for kids. Address: 90 Ocean Parade Phone: +61 2 6652 3833 Web: www.hoeymoey.com.au Fiasco ristorante + bar Fiasco is an Italian restaurant using fresh, high quality ingredients, local and imported.The owners have ties to Northern Italy and they strive to bring you a piece of the region through food and atmosphere. Address: 22 Orlando Street Phone: +61 2 6651 2006 Web: www.fiascorestaurant.com.au Opening: Tuesday - Saturday from 6pm Airport Coffs Harbour Airport, the largest regional airport in New South Wales is located 4 km from the city centre off Hagbin Drive.A taxi rank is located at the airport for transfers into the city – allow $10.00. Address: Coffs Harbour Airport Phone: +61 2 66 48 48 37 Web: www.coffsharbourairport.com Public transport Local bus operators – Busways, Ryans and Sawtell Coaches – run regular daily services throughout the region. Timetables and information are available from the Visitor Information Centres. Address: Cnr Pacific Highway Phone: +61 2 66 52 15 22 Taxi Taxis are readily available with taxi ranks situated at the airport and in the town centre. Phone: +61 2 66 58 99 99 Post Main Post Office Address: 3/40 Little Street Doctor 24h medical service is available at Coffs Harbour Health Campus. Address: Coffs Harbour Health Campus Phone: +61 2 66 56 70 00 More Info: In an emergency, dial the emergency number 000 Dentist In an emergency, dial the emergency number 000. Telephone Country code: +61Area code: 02 Travel to Coffs Harbour Schedule your flights to Coffs Harbour with Etihad Airways and set off to what has been a classic tourist destination for half a century, giving families and individuals a pleasant, sunny holiday for decades. Whether you prefer the tranquillity of the beach or the adrenaline of rafting and jet skiing, this coastal city has something for any would-be traveller. Top 5 Things To Do in Coffs Harbour Discover the treasures of the six islands of the Solitary Islands Marine Park, with its dolphins, clown fish, coral reefs and more Take a dip in the ocean at one of Coffs Harbour's beautiful beaches where many holiday-makers go to swim Stroll in the Butterfly House for a slice of the rainforest in all its exquisite glory and many different species of creatures Enjoy the daily sea life shows at Dolphin Marine Magic, and see the penguins, green sea turtles and endangered Australian sea lions If you're feeling more adventurous, try your hand at scuba diving off the coast and see the gorgeous sea up close and personal Plan Your Coffs Harbour Holiday As a south Australian city, the best time to book tickets to Coffs Harbour is during the warmer months of December to February. At these times the sea will glisten, the heat will be perfect for swimming, and the long days will make for a more relaxing holiday. However, this part of the world is warm and pleasant year round, so to beat the crowds a spring or autumn trip may be preferable - particularly when looking for cheap hotels in Coffs Harbour. Finding flight deals to Coffs Harbour is easy with Etihad's popular deals section. These will be particularly prevalent during the off-peak June to August months, when the weather is cooler and the beaches not as busy. 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Want to help your kid start off college on the right foot? Consider advising against some of these majors.
Is your kid's senior year right around the corner? Well, now's the time to sit down and craft a short list of desirable majors to take into consideration for college. Why so early, you might ask? Because all college disciplines aren't created equal, and it can be hard for students to carefully consider majors during one of the biggest transitional periods in their lives.
"It can be difficult for some students because we're naturally inclined to resist change and ambiguity," says David Reynaldo, the California-based founder and owner of College Zoom, a college admissions consulting and major matching business. "But the key with majors is to find something that you're good at with skills that have market value."
And the truth is, there are certain majors that are lacking in the market value department, according to a report by Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce titled "Hard Times: Not all College Degrees Are Created Equal." So keep reading to first find out which majors you should caution your young one against, and which majors you can green light with confidence.
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Unemployment rates for recent college graduates* of the following majors are anywhere from 10 to almost 14 percent, which means you could expect to see a lot of your kid around the house after they graduate. Why? Because without a job, they'll likely still be living with you.
Major #1: Architecture
Did your son or daughter gravitate toward Legos as a kid and find skyscrapers endlessly fascinating? Sure, toying with building blocks and forts may have been fun, but nailing down steady work as an architect these days is no cake walk for a recent grad.
According to the Georgetown report, the unemployment rate for recent architecture graduates is about 13.9 percent. Essentially, the report blames this figure on the collapse of the construction industry during the recession.
Reynaldo agrees. "Companies just aren't building in tough financial times," he says. So in terms of architecture jobs, the current low demand may mean fewer jobs.
Major #2: Fine Arts
Imagine your son creating magnificent pieces of art that are featured in well-known galleries. It's a nice fantasy - right up until your newly-minted college graduate realizes how broke he is because he isn't selling work, exhibiting in a gallery, or getting commissions.
The sad truth, is that this isn't 15th-century Renaissance Italy when artists were paid by kings and queens to create artwork. In fact, according to the Georgetown report, there's a 12.6 percent rate of unemployment amongst recent graduates who majored in fine arts.
Here's why: In these tough economic times, there just aren't a lot of people buying expensive pieces of art, Reynaldo says. So it can be tough to be a self-sustained, financially-stable artist.
All things considered, your kid is probably better off relegating this field of study to a hobby.
Major #3: Philosophy and Religious Studies
I think, therefore I am. Too bad Descartes' famous little ditty doesn't carry as much weight when it comes to snagging a job with a degree in philosophy or religious studies. Get ready to sweat if your son or daughter chooses one of these heady courses of study.
Why? It turns out recent grads in philosophy and religious studies face a 10.8 percent unemployment rate, says the Georgetown report.
And unless you plan on continuing on to grad school and working as a philosophy professor, Reynaldo says that the problem with philosophy is that the principles behind it - questioning existence, thinking about knowledge - are perceived as "useless" in the workforce.
"The question becomes how do I articulate the value of all the deep thinking I do to an employer." Not exactly an easy question to tackle. The same limitations are true of majoring in religious studies, he says.
Major #4: Anthropology and Archaeology
Indiana Jones may have looked cool on the big screen, but going into the fields of anthropology or archaeology won't be a blockbuster hit for your kid in the job department. The reality, according to the Georgetown report, is that recent anthropology and archaeology graduates report a 10.5 percent unemployment rate.
Why is this number so high? It all goes back to the same problem of having skills that are perceived as valuable in the working world - assuming you're not trying to get a job as an anthropologist or archaeologist. While you'll likely pick up skills during your course of study that could be applied to other jobs outside of these majors, good luck getting that across in a job application or interview when you say you studied anthropology, says Reynaldo.
"Again, like other liberal arts majors, you're being taught how to think but it's just not perceived that way by employers," says Reynaldo. "So these majors often end up getting shafted."
Major #5: Film, Video, and Photographic Arts
Do you have a budding Spielberg or Ansel Adams on your hands? While filmmaking and photography can be great artistic outlets, they might not be the best choices for your son or daughter's college major.
Recent graduates with these types of degrees experience about a 12.9 percent unemployment rate, says the Georgetown report.
Reynaldo likens this figure to the fact that while film and photography have the skill of story creation at their core, they might not be the most lucrative fields for monetizing those storytelling skills.
And if you're not using those storytelling skills, you need to make money somehow. But it can be difficult, according to Reynaldo, to convince employers that those skills translate into a practical approach to an office job or otherwise because your field of study is often pigeonholed as artistic and outside the "real" world.
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So we've told you about some majors that you should be wary of for your young one. But then which college majors are on the other end of the spectrum? With one of the following majors, you can start turning Junior's bedroom into that rec room you always wanted - because there's a much better chance he won't still be living at home when he graduates.
Major #1: Accounting
Number crunching might not sound like the most exciting field, but trust us when we say accounting is one logical equation for post-grad employment opportunities. The unemployment rate of recent college graduates is much smaller than the above majors' figures, at 6.8 percent as reported by the Georgetown study.
Reynaldo attributes this lower-than-average rate to a few things about accounting. First, he says, "It's super easy to illustrate to employers that you have practical knowledge and relevant skills because they know what you've studied."
Plus, Reynaldo says there can be "high turnover" in some of these jobs because of the way some accounting firms work. "Workers may move on and want to go to smaller, boutique agencies, leaving jobs open," he says.
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What are some things your kid will probably study in an accounting program? Tax laws, balance sheets, and general accepted principles of accounting, to name a few - according to the College Board, a nonprofit organization that promotes higher education.
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Major #2: Elementary Education
Guess what? The years your kid spent in school could be a primer for pursuing a career as an elementary school teacher. Think about it - there will always be impressionable young minds that need shaping. And if you look at the Georgetown report's figures, this statement seems to be accurate: the unemployment rate for recent elementary education grads is only 4.8 percent.
"There's a huge need in education," says Reynaldo. "Schools need bodies to fill in spaces," whether it's teachers retiring or new teachers needed to accommodate growing school systems.
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And if your son or daughter decided to major in elementary education, you can expect they will learn practical things they could later apply to the classroom - like instructional technology, or the basics of designing inspiring lessons, according to the College Board.
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Major #3: Finance
"Show me the money!" That could be your kid's work battle cry - and his or her reality - if finance is the chosen major. And, at only 6.6 percent unemployment for recent graduates of this field, according to the Georgetown Report, that's something to shout about.
Moreover, says Reynaldo, the knowledge your student will likely gain about budgeting, investing in stocks and bonds, and mastering interest rates are tangible concepts immediately applicable in the business workplace. With business or finance, students learn processes like analyzing and interpreting financial statements, Reynaldo says. "It's obvious to employers what skills you bring to the table," he says.
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Just what skills might your child be able to bring to the table with a major in finance? Well, according to the College Board, finance majors often learn how to create and manage a budget, make sound investments, and to plan for the future of an organization's financial health. Sound like pretty important skills, right?
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Major #4: Business Administration and Management
For a business to be successful, it needs a real mastermind at its helm controlling and directing its activities. Well, if little Johnny or Mary majors in business administration and management, then that job could be a possibility on the horizon - since the Georgetown report says that recent undergraduates in this field experience an 8.1 percent unemployment rate.
In many ways, the success of an organization depends on the savvy of the people in these kinds of roles, and it's really an indispensable role.
"The number one thing most people don't realize is that we're all in business in some way, shape or form for ourselves," says Reynaldo. "That makes business administration and management a really smart subject to study."
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So what might someone studying this "smart subject" actually learn in school? Majors of business administration and management learn how to solve a business' problems and organize an organization's activities, says the College Board. Those definitely sound like skills any business would need.
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Major #5: Health Care Administration
Health care is definitely on the hot list of in-demand fields. And if you think the blood and guts of medicine aren't for your kid's weak stomach, then health care administration may be a match made in heaven. Although the Georgetown report doesn't provide figures for recent graduates, an unemployment rate of only 2.9 percent for experienced graduates suggests this field has staying power.
So why is health care administration a good major to choose? It's all about the demand. Reynaldo attributes the boom in health care jobs and low unemployment to the constant demand baby boomers have begun to put on our health care system as they get older. "With the aging population, we're going to need health specialists and health care workers in increasing numbers," says Reynaldo.
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And according to the College Board, because your kid could pick up the skills they would need to manage a health care facility - including financial management, human resources, and policy making.
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* The Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce report titled "Hard Times: Not all College Degrees Are Created Equal" defines a recent college graduate as a bachelor's degree holder aged 22 to 26 years old. All unemployment figures refer to recent college graduates unless otherwise noted.
** All potential careers listed from the 2012-2013 U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Outlook Handbook. The Department of Labor cites the associated degrees as common, required, preferred, or one of a number of degrees acceptable as preparation for the potential career. In some instances, candidates might require further schooling, professional certifications, or experience, before being qualified to pursue the career.
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New London — A 10-mile radius around New London is an important piece of geography for the federal government, according to the state's freshman senator in Washington.
"Very few cities matter more to the federal government than New London,'' U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said Friday before taking a mini-tour of the Fort Trumbull peninsula and Belden Street to get a first-hand look at how the city is spending state and federal money.
With the rapid growth of Electric Boat and the Naval Submarine Base in Groton, as well as the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Murphy said the feds have a vested interest in helping New London succeed.
"I'm going to be a dogged advocate for New London,'' said Murphy, who was sworn into office earlier this month.
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From atop the fort, which dates back to the American Revolution, Finizio also pointed toward Long Island Sound and identified two small islands at the mouth of the Thames River which someday could be developed, he said, and several lighthouses — New London Harbor Light, which is owned by the U.S. Customs House Maritime Museum, and Race Rock Light, which the museum is trying to acquire.
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Murphy also took a quick peek inside the Fort Trumbull Visitor Center. "You've done a wonderful job here,'' he said.
Murphy walked along Belden Street, a once-rundown neighborhood in the heart of the city in which 20 houses have been renovated and sold as owner-occupied housing using millions of dollars in state and federal money.
Marilyn Graham, executive director of Housing Opportunities for People (H.O.P.E.), said roughly $3.8 million has been spent during the past 10 years on 15 houses on Belden Street through House New London, which includes H.O.P.E., Eastern Connecticut Housing Opportunities, Alderhouse and the Renaissance City Development Association.
"People used to say, 'Why would I want to live on Belden Street?'" Graham said as she pointed to the now-thriving neighborhood with neat single- and two-family homes, some with white picket fences.
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Heroes return from war each and every day, their lives forever changed by the battles they fought overseas. Now the lives of some of those men and women will never be the same, thanks to a program that pairs veterans with pets.
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A countless number of dogs are brought to the Arizona Humane Society daily. Not all can be cared for or adopted out, and those are the pups that are destined for great things -- like helping a soldier cope with life after war.
Oliver Miessler is seldom seen without his best friend. The 2-year-old golden retriever accompanies him everywhere, helping him cope with a severe case of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD.
"I was an infantry soldier in the U.S. Army and basically we were in a bad area so a lot of combat," says Oliver Miessler.
When Oliver returned from Iraq in 2006 he experienced depression, anxiety and had a difficult time being around people. A year and a half ago he discovered a program called Soldier's Best Friend.
Around three months ago he brought Sunny home.
"She learned very quick, she's very smart she's a very smart dog."
"We train the veteran and the dog together, and at the end of the training the veteran has a service dog at no charge," says Elaine Ransdell, vice president of Soldier's Best Friend.
Ransdell describes the program as lifesaving for both the veteran and the service dog. She explains that the animals are almost all rescues from local shelters.
"You can see a difference in after just maybe two sessions with a veteran and a dog, but we have been told that their meds are reduced, they need less medication, they get out more, the families, they are more family people," she says.
The program is intense. Training can take up to six months but Oliver, who graduates Tuesday, says every moment with Sunny has been worth it.
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They are all fantastic! It was really hard to choose...great job everyone!
I love Heather's adaptation of the Stipey Seasonal Table Runner. She chose great colors and her construction is beautiful!
I'm nuts for robots! I had to pick the Birdie pillow!
My favorite is Caroline May's version of the Birdie Pillow. It's a wonderful gift for a little child.
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The rosette pillow is simply gorgeous, something maybe I'll attempt some day!
There are some great things but I love that kite - what kid wouldn't love to have that on their wall! blessings, marlene
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Love Heather's stipey seasonal table runner. It's just so dang cute!!!!!
I vote for the kites! Takes me back to carefree days gone by! How wonderful! I love them!!!
All wonderful projects! Wendy's kite is an eye catcher. I can see a child's room decorated with Wendy's kite.
They're all fabulous. But I love Margo's pillow. It looks so fresh and clean. Just like spring!
Heather's runner is so fun! I love it!
They are all great - however I'm voting for the beautiful Astor Manor pillowcases - just the thing to finish of the bed linen & very stylish :-)
The kite - just the thing to brighten a child's room.
definitely the tooth pillow....funny thing is, I made one for my daughter adapted from the same pattern, just a tooth pocket instead of the neat robot..... Good Job.
I LOVE/voted the 'spring' table runner!
Such wonderful designs and such a difficult choice!!!
love that pillow with the cute little boy and the robot!
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Heather's version of Stripey Table Runner .. its so cheerful ;-)
It was a tough decision but I voted for the table runner - fresh and quite different from original.
I so fell in love with the patchwork kite. Beautiful work Wendy and you got my vote. Judy C
I love, love Wendy's kite! The colors are bright and cheerful, and I can just see that in a young person's room! Adorable!
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Love Heather's Spring Runner.
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text: It is truly a delight to watch profoundly depressed people leave their depression behind as they utilize God's simple healing remedies – adequate rest, plenty of water, sunlight, exercise, healthy plant-based nutrition, etc. There is, however, another essential component for this healing to take place. You see, our thoughts are the source of our emotions or feelings which in turn affect our actions. Though I may be experiencing the most depressing of situations, if my thoughts are continually focused on those negative, oppressive themes, not only will that solve nothing, but feelings of depression will be an inevitable result. Consider this Biblical therapy.


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But that so many Americans are outraged that President Obama made a speech to students makes me very sad for my country. It provides an interesting contrast with South Korea. In one country the students are in school for 12 hours a day, and are taught that education is the most important thing in life, and the most important gift parents can give their children. In another, when the president encourages students to work harder, parents are furious. It's like people believe that should Americans stop being as fat, lazy, and dumb as we wanna be, the terrorists will have won.
President Obama and Korea have intersected before, and you'll remember that many believed, incorrectly, that he wanted to emulate Korean education. I've looked at that myth before
* (March 11, 2009) "President Obama likes Korea's education system, sort of."
* (March 22, 2009) "Obama didn't say what you thought he said about Korean education."
but just to refresh your memory, he mentioned Korea twice in a speech he gave about education in March, and many people here thought he was endorsing Korea's education system. It most likely got started when newspaper folks over here overestimated their English ability and misinterpreted his remarks, but it seems the misunderstandings persist among foreigners here as well. He mentioned Korea twice in his speech to the Hispanic Chamber of Congress, twice in two paragraphs:
Now, even as we foster innovation in where our children are learning, let's also foster innovation in when our children are learning. We can no longer afford an academic calendar designed for when America was a nation of farmers who needed their children at home plowing the land at the end of each day. That calendar may have once made sense, but today it puts us at a competitive disadvantage. Our children -- listen to this -- our children spend over a month less in school than children in South Korea -- every year. That's no way to prepare them for a 21st century economy. That's why I'm calling for us not only to expand effective after-school programs, but to rethink the school day to incorporate more time -– whether during the summer or through expanded-day programs for children who need it. (Applause.)
Now, I know longer school days and school years are not wildly popular ideas. (Laughter.) Not with Malia and Sasha -- (laughter) -- not in my family, and probably not in yours. But the challenges of a new century demand more time in the classroom. If they can do that in South Korea, we can do it right here in the United States of America.
I've explored that excerpt more fully in the March 22nd post I wrote, so suffice it to say here that though the United States does have quite a bit to learn from schools in Korea and elsewhere, he is definitely not calling for one country to imitate the other. As a matter of fact, it sounds like he's preaching to Americans' ignorance, saying something like "Hell, if they can go to school longer and get results in tiny, God-forsaken, war-torn Ko-RE-a, then shit, in the good ol' U S of A we can do that with one hand tied behind our back."
The flaws of Korean education notwithstanding---and some local journalists sure listed them to discourage Obama from his imaginary course---clearly our students, parents, teachers, and citizens have to do our best to ensure the 21st century doesn't pass us by.


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You might not be familiar with the term 'Z-Movie,' but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've seen one. They're the beyond-low-budget monstrosities that teased you from the walls of the mom-and-pop video store. Usually, the films themselves could never live up to the pictures on the videotape boxes (because this was way before your fancy 'Digital Video Discs' and 'Blu-Rays') but occasionally you'd find something truly unique. 'WEIRDO FLICKS' will clue you into some movies which 'unique' doesn't even begin to describe...
'Split' - 1989, Directed by Chris Shaw
This film seems to have nothing but bad reviews, unfortunately. Of course, that's never stopped me from watching a movie before! And, really, this is some pretty good stuff if you like 80's sci fi or things with a cyberpunk feel to them.
For those who don't know, cyberpunk is basically futuristic, dystopian sci-fi that revolves around the use of jury-rigged technology, and often involves characters 'going inside' computers or the internet. I don't know how to explain it better than that. It is very fast-paced usually (except 'Blade Runner') and has lots of neat gadgets. Other mainstream examples would be the first 'Terminator' movie and 'The Fifth Element.'
While 'Split' might have a MUCH smaller budget than any of those films, director Chris Shaw does what he can to pull you into his world. I think he did a great job.
Right away we are introduced to a homeless, possibly crazy man who is being watched by the government/corporation/Big Brother. It is never specified as one or the other, but this adds to the mystery of the film.
Supposedly, he is one of the few people without a 'file,' so they want to track him and tag him basically. They assume he is a schizophrenic homeless man who simply slipped through the cracks, when in reality he is a master of disguise who is planning on contaminating the drinking water with a mystery drug.
He plays a number of characters to avoid these all-seeing officials, while they track him with a number of high-tech gadgets and cyborgs. Crazy electronic music and 80's CGI happen throughout.
The film has a very anti-authority, pro-diversity message, and you are left to decide the ending for yourself (which isn't necessarily a bad thing in this case.) Basically, it's a neat little tech thriller made on a shoestring budget, and if you're into bigger-budget versions of this, you can't go wrong here.
It's not really cheesy, and it almost never drags...there are even a couple laugh-out-loud moments. Plus, the main character is zany and likable. Recommended, at least by me.
Plus, it's one of those out-of-print things that find their way on YouTube:
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State B hero Derek Isaak, from Almira-Coulee/Hartline, is one of several players from Eastern Washington to earn AP All-State honors.
Isaak set a tournament record with 44 points in the Warriors' 62-58 win over Valley Christian in the 1B state title game in Spokane earlier this month. Thirty of his points were in the game's second half.
The State Player of the Year in all classifications was Davis' David Trimble.
In 2B boys, Brandon Gfeller (Colfax) and Kwinn Hanson (NW Christian) were named Co-Players of the Year. Colfax beat NW Christian 51-40 in the state title game.
Kelsey Moos, from Reardan, was named the 2B girls Player of the Year. Moos led Reardan to a 2B state championship in Spokane this month, helping to defeat Brewster 65-57.
In 1B girls, Haley Moser was named the 1B Player of the Year after leading her team to their fourth consecutive title. The Wildcats beat Columbia 55-47 at Spokane Arena at the State B tournament. Moser had 16 points in the title game.
Below is the list compiled by The Associated Press:
State player of the year, all classifications: David Trimble, sr., Davis.
Class 4A
Player of the year David Trimble, sr., Davis.
First team: Trimble; Jordan Chatman, sr., Union; Zach LaVine, jr., Bothell; Luke Hamlin, sr., Snohomish; Darius Johnson-Wilson, sr., Curtis.
Honorable mention: Jason Todd, soph., Jackson; Devonte Luckett, sr., Davis; Caleb Dressler, sr., Evergreen.
Class 3A
Player of the year Anrio Adams, sr., Rainier Beach.
First team Adams; Mitch Brewe, Seattle Prep; Justin Pedley, sr., Kamiakin; Brett Bailey, University; Bryce Leavitt, sr., Kennewick.
Honorable mention Tre'Shaun Lexing, jr., Lincoln; Darien Nelson-Henry, sr., Lake Washington; Mitch Penner, sr., Kennedy Catholic; Israel Manzo, sr., Sunnyside; Zach Banner, sr., Lakes.
Class 2A
Player of the year Ahmaad Rorie, soph., Clover Park.
First team Rorie; Nate Wielenga, sr., Lynden; Brad Wallace, jr., River Ridge; Sam Byers, sr.,Kingston; James Keum, Lindbergh.
Honorable mention David Crisp, soph., Clover Park; Rem Bakamus, sr., Mark Morris; Landon Rushton, sr., North Thurston; Zach Taylor, Cedarcrest.
Class 1A
Player of the year Isaac Reimer, jr., Lynden Christian.
First team Reimer; Derek Huck, sr., Naches Valley; Andrew Reddout, sr., Granger; Joe Townsend, sr., Okanogan; Josh Sanchez, sr., Mabton.
Honorable mention Brandon Castro, sr., Granger; Derrell Pascal, sr., Zillah; Cooper Elliott, sr., Cashmere; Jordan King, sr., Life Christian; Jesse Wallace, sr., Toledo.
Class 2B
Co-Players of the year Brandon Gfeller, jr., Colfax and Kwinn Hanson, sr., NW Christian (Colbert).
First team Gfeller; Hanson; Zach Carras, sr., NW Christian (Lacey); Ty Egbert, sr. Lake Roosevelt; Lawrence Fiander, sr., White Swan.
Honorable mention Tyler Clark, Concrete; Jake Siefken, sr., Liberty Christian; Justin Berarducci, sr., Colfax; Anthony Heintzman, sr., Toutle Lake; Wyatt Parker, sr., Wahkiakum; Nate Trotter, sr., Adna.
Class 1B
Player of the year Derek Isaak, Almira/Coulee-Hartline
First team Isaak; Ronnie Tadios-Tahkeal, jr., Taholah; Trevor Wagenaar, sr., Sunnyside Christian; Brandon Broersma, jr., Sunnyside Christian; David Greenwood, Mount Rainier Lutheran.
Honorable mention Dustin Patchen, Colton.
Player of the year, all classes Heather Corral, sr., Prairie,
Class 4A
Player of the year Brittany McPhee, soph., Mount Rainier.
First team McPhee; Taylor Buie, sr., Emerald Ridge; Brooke Pahukoa, jr., Lake Stevens; Brooke Gallaway, Central Valley; Brooke Bowen, sr., Skyview.
Honorable mention Sadie Sparks, sr., Chiawana; Darah Huertas-Vining, Federal Way; Ali Forde, sr., Woodinville.
Class 3A
Player of the year Heather Corral, sr., Prairie.
First team Corral; Sasha Weber, sr., Timberline; Khadidja Toure, sr., Kamiakin; Airashay Rogers, sr., Hazen; Jadea Brundidge, Franklin.
Honorable mention Caitlin Carr, sr., Auburn Mountainview; Brianne Lasconia, sr., Shorecrest; Margreet Barhoum, sr., Meadowdale; Jackie Lanz, jr., Prairie; Kourtney Carpenter, sr., Bremerton.
Class 2A
Player of the year Jamie Weisner, Clarkston.
First team Weisner; Kortney Grattic, sr., Lynden; Uriah Thomas, sr., W.F. West; Sammi Jo Blodgett, sr., Wapato;Yasi Mohsenian, sr., East Valley (Yakima).
Honorable mention Mariah Swanson, jr., Burlington-Edison; Kourtney Eaton, fr., Mark Morris; Ciara Pedroni, sr., Fife; Payton Parrish, jr., Grandview.
Class 1A
Player of the year Katie Collier,sr., Seattle Christian.
First team Collier; Kara Staggs, jr., Okanogan; Carly Meister, sr., Elma; Alyssa Maine, Freeman; Maddi Seidl, jr., Castle Rock.
Honorable mention Rachel Staudacher, Cedar Park Christian (Bothell); Jasmine Hommes, sr., Lynden Christian; Lexi Cameron, sr., Goldendale.
Class 2B
Player of the year Kelsey Moos, Reardan.
First team Moos; Amber Jones, sr., White Swan; Carley Kitzman, sr., Naselle; Kendra Staymates, sr., Riverside Christian; Chandler Smith, soph., Brewster.
Honorable mention Mandy Southard, sr., Entiat; Kami Bates, sr., NW Christian (Lacey); Dani Grosshans, Adna; Demi Sahlinger, Napavine; Chantel Heath, Reardan.
Class 1B
Player of the year Haley Moser, Colton.
First team H. Moser; Marisa Broersma, sr., Sunnyside Christian; Cherish Moss, sr., Neah Bay; Jenna Moser, soph., Colton; Amanda Humphreys, Lummi.
Honorable mention _ Linda Cook, sr., Mary M. Knight; Jamie Venema, jr., Bickleton; Grace Druffel, sr., Colton; Lindsay Loe, Columbia (Hunters); Briann Maley, sr., Rosalia.
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The Atlanta Falcons have said that the public's contributions towards the cost of the new stadium will only come from the city's hotel-motel tax, but that doesn't mean local fans won't be chipping in towards the $1.2 billion price tag.Season ticket holders will be helping to fund the new retractable roof stadium through personal seat licenses.About $200 million of the new stadium will be from public funds through the hotel-motel tax. The remaining costs will come from the Falcons, the NFL and through personal seat licenses.Personal seat licenses are fees paid just for the right to purchase a season ticket holder.When you look at the big picture, they're just simply another way to charge for tickets," said Bruce Seaman, an economics professor at Georgia State University. The prices vary depending upon the team and location of the seat. Some Dallas Cowboys fans pay up to $150,000 for the PSL. Remember, that price is paid for the PSL itself and not the ticket. On the lower end of the scale, Chicago Bears fans pay about $1,700 for some PSLs.Falcons fans can expect to pay between $2,000 and $10,000 for the PSLs, Seaman estimates.The Falcons are expected to announce the actual fees in late 2014.
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A case now being considered by the state Supreme Court could have "catastrophic" consequences for local businesses that work with horses, according to Kathy Freeman, program director of Beech Brook Farm Equine Rescue in Mystic.
The court listened to arguments last week about a 2006 incident in which a horse at Glendale Farms in Milford bit a child on the cheek when he tried to pet it. In 2012, an appellate court found that the owner of the horse was at fault because horses are "a species naturally inclined to do mischief or be vicious," according to an Associated Press report.
Several local horse owners say that if the Supreme Court agrees that horses are dangerous and upholds the appellate court decision, insurance will be unaffordable and they could be put out of business.
Aside from the practical effects of such a ruling, some area residents who work with horses say the court's characterization of horse behavior is not accurate.
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Mary Jean Vasiloff, who owns McCulloch Farm in Old Lyme, called the case "absolutely outrageous."
She blamed the situation on ignorance about horses in today's society, adding that there is "just plain garbage on the Internet about horses."
Vasiloff believes that with fewer people interacting with animals in the way they used to, they don't always understand how to act around horses.
At McCulloch Farm, Vasiloff allows visitors to interact with and pet horses and has several people who board their pets in her stalls. She's been working with horses since 1940, when she was 10, and said she has only seen a few people bitten.
In those cases, she said, the horse was usually provoked. She described one incident where a horse owner was bitten when she put herself in between her stallion and a stallion in another stall.
Jenifer Nadeau, an associate professor at the University of Connecticut's Department of Animal Science, said that horses are prey animals and are not inherently dangerous, though they may become dangerous if they are startled.
"A horse may react unpredictably since they are prey, much as a deer or moose would," said Nadeau. "However, I would not at all say that they are inherently vicious and likely to bite or kick. That is simply untrue. If one startles them, they may react this way to protect themselves."
Vasiloff said that some horses may be more aggressive because they have been handled poorly, and recently had some owners remove their horses from her farm because she thought they might bite.
She said those horses were bred to be "hot, energetic show horses" and that improper handling led to them being more aggressive than other horses at the farm.
Horses are usually gentle, however, said Vasiloff, and incidents of aggression are rare. She said they are "very social" and that even sometimes adopt other animals as companions, including goats, chickens and even snakes.
Vasiloff worries that if the Supreme Court upholds the Appellate Court's ruling that horses are dangerous animals, "there will be no (more) horses in Connecticut" because of the insurance and liability issues.
Nadeau agreed that such a ruling could be detrimental to the horse industry, because it can already be costly to insure equine events and may become impossible if horses are considered vicious animals.
Also, "one wonders, would we have to cage horses like a lion or tiger?" asked Nadeau. "That would totally change the husbandry of horses and cost the horse industry millions of dollars for something completely unnecessary."
Bill Moshier boards his 4-year-old Morgan gelding at McCulloch Farm and said he regularly lets his 2½-year-old grandson touch the animal.
Horses are not vicious, he says.
"What is vicious is someone with little or no factual information making a ridiculous statement like that," he said. "I would suggest that that individual pay a visit to McCulloch Farm and enjoy the horses stabled there."
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Connecticut Family Magazine Fall 2014Tell us your favorite children's books, board games, and more. You might be featured in an upcoming issue.
Pro FootballPredict pro football winners each week for a chance at local and national prizes, including a trip to Hawaii.
Photo Calendar ContestSubmit your photos for Southeastern Connecticut for our very popular annual calendar.
Freaky FridaysEnter now! We're giving out 13 trick-or-treat bags full of goodies every Friday from Sept. 26 through Oct. 17.
What's been the biggest surprise of the baseball season so far?
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