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MOZAMBIQUE: Disappointing Hunt in Mozambique... booked with Hunt It All
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MOZAMBIQUE: Disappointing Hunt in Mozambique... booked with Hunt It All
My Mozambique hunting experience which I would like to share with all of you was not so nice.
Our group of 4 hunters arrived in Mozambique in September 2010. Preceding the trip was a few months of letter exchange with our agent Mark Willman from the American Hunt It All, Inc company. I have participated in over 20 African expeditions and usually (if we aren稚 talking about standard antelope hunt in Namibia or SAR) I prefer not to pre-purchase a whole hunting package. I pay daily rates beforehand and pay for the trophies only when I kill the animals. In this case however I made an exception. This decision was obviously influenced by the offered discount, but final argument was the fact that Hunt It All, Inc president Terry Сundiff was also a co-owner of the receiving Mozambique Unlimited Safaris company. This means that Hunt It All, Inc was not just a regular booking agent, but exclusive and well informed one. During the two week hunt we were planning to get three buffalos, two leopards, two sable antelopes, two crocs and two hippo痴.
First part of the trip went very smoothly: we met with the receiving party, went through the formalities, spent the night in Maputo and then boarded the plane to Lechinga. Problems started to appear 15 minutes after we met our professional hunters. Group leader Stan Harding became very confused, when we told him, that our primary targets are buffalos, saying that he値l try to think of something. His partner Neil Lindsay was more radical: 典here are no buffalos in our area! Speaking forward his words were proven to be correct during our two week hunt we haven稚 seen even a single buffalo footprint.
It was the first, but unfortunately not the last 哲o we met with during our stay. Two hunters from our group had leopard included in their package with a prepaid (following Mark痴 recommendation) prebaiting ($1,500 per person). PH痴 had no idea about it and didn稚 make the baits beforehand. To make things worse money required to support basic camp functionality was not transferred in time. First couple days we were eating some leftovers, but later we were forced to survive without even such simple things as bread, eggs, tea, jam 徹utdoor lunch (me and my friend spend the whole day in the blind for the croc) for the two of us was just a small can of preserved fruits, and for PH痴 it was a can of beans of a similar size. I don稚 know if the problem was with money or with anything else, but promised shipment from Lechinga had never arrived. In the nearby settlements we were only able to occasionally buy bread, tomatoes or tinned fish and sometimes a few cans of cola or beer And for this we were paying a $1200 daily rate.
However food was not our main problem after all we came here not to eat, but to hunt. I had already described the situation with buffalos. Same story happened we the hippos, although PH痴 told us that hippos do inhabit the hunting area, but not during this season.
We could only get a single crocodile (the only one we had seen) and it was less than 3 meters long. However it痴 less than prominent trophy qualities were easily outweighed both by the interesting 2-day hunt and by the fact that this croc was with a 塗istory? It had eaten two kids from the nearby village. We brought the croc to the house of one of the kid痴 parent and pictures where poor mother tries to smash the monster痴 head with her fists would remain our main trophies.
It would be unfair to say that there were absolutely no animals in the hunting area. We managed to get one mediocre sable, 3 or 4 non-trophy antelopes to eat, a few bushpigs (rare in other places, it was a common animal here) and whole lot of baboons to use as baits. However getting any animal required a lot of sweating many hours of stalking, long walks in the bush I have already mentioned that I have hunted many times in different parts of Africa. However in no place I have seen poaching on such a scale as in this part of Mozambique. During these two weeks we have removed hundreds of loops, seen dozens of hunting pits and once found a 3 km long wall made of dry wood with openings after each 150m ending with 2-3m pits.
On the other hand we致e seen a lot of elephants. While being in one of the fly camps we even helped to evacuate last inhabitants of a nearby village: elephants had destroyed the crops and razed a few huts. Now the villagers were facing a very grim perspective. Because of the abundance of the tsetse flies there are no cattle in the region, and now they lost their crops.
In terms of adventures and exotics the trip ended up being quite exciting. However only 3 trophy animals (one of the hunters at the end successfully ambushed the leopard, but missed which is obviously his fault and not hunt organizer痴) from 11 is a result that can hardly be called satisfactory.
We tried to discuss the situation with the local organizers on the way back to Maputo. However soon we realized they had very vague understanding of their own lands and were only complaining that they never received the promised payment from the US partners.
Obviously we asked Hunt It All to return at least part of the money we paid at least for the inexistent hippos and buffalos and for prebaiting that didn稚 happen. And this is where the real trouble began. After two polite letters asking for a short deferment (they claimed they were waiting for a formal report from the professional hunters, Hunt It All representatives stopped answering e-mails or picking up the phone. They didn稚 appear on SCI convention in Reno either on their stand there was just a lonely piece of paper with the name Hunt It All, Inc.
Our professional hunters (we can稚 complain about their work they honestly tried to do all that was in their power) tried to persuade us not to make rash conclusions about hunting in the Northern Mozambique just by our experience in this hunting area. They told us that just 150-200 km to the north, closer to the Nyassa National Park, the situation is completely different. In either case I advise anyone planning to go on a safari in this region to be more careful than us when gathering information. Even more important we urge everyone not to trust their money to Terry Cundiff and Mark Willman, whether their company would be called Hunt It All, Inc or anything else.
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Thank you for taking the time to post this well written hunt report on your experience with Hunt It All, Inc. booking agency and Mozambique Unlimited Safaris Inc. in Mozambique, even more impressive is that English is not your first language...
I am always sorry to hear when hunters travel to Africa and don't have a great hunt because they were mislead.
I am curious to know if anyone has any further information about Hunt It All, Inc. and why their booth was unoccupied at the SCI convention?
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Sergey, thank you for the post.
Having someone with your level of experience explain, in depth, the situation certainly makes the story very credible and a potent warning.
The situation at minimum was unacceptable, if there are no Buffalo then it certainly borders on fraud.
Sad that it happened. I hope someone will be able to assist you with a partial refund at least.
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Thank you for the warning and detailed account of the problem. I'm sorry to hear it went so poorly.Tom
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Thank for the hunt report! It will be interesting to hear if other complaints come out of this report.
I agree paying trophy fees up front, can be a loaded proposition. And the fact there was so much poaching in the area, seems troubling.
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Advertiseing and then selling something not available appears all too common in this industry. It happens world wide and is a fatal mistake by product sellers.
It is also one of the reasons I never use a booking agent and go direct with the PH.Time spent in Reconnaisance is never wasted.
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Thank you for the report. It s a shame everything went so bad.
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I certainly wouldn't be using my firearms to exact revenge and I hope most hunters wouldn't either. We have enough bad press from the anti's without turning into renegade rednecks.
In this case the defrauder appears to be safely away from the scene.Time spent in Reconnaisance is never wasted.
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I wasn't advocating it! But, I did spend enough years living in a very rough neighborhood in Baltimore to know that the mix of firearms, alcohol, and negative emotions can lead to unpleasant situations.
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Stories like these makes me sad. Hope you soon will find new a and honest hunt and soon be back to Mozambique.
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Ah, but Bert. The defrauders aren't the ones that were in the field! At this apparently not in this case.
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I'm really sorry to hear these types of reports. It saddens me to think that a hunter who had scrimped and saved his pennies for a safari could have ended up in what appear to be a nightmare of a safari let alone an experience hunter such as yourself. I applaud your attitude in trying to get as much positive out of this experience as possible. I assure you many others would not have been so understanding with the on the ground folks.
I must say that safaris like this make my job a whole lot harder. People read these things and when they talk to me about a hunt they are naturally a little suspicious making it more difficult to establish the trust that is necessary for a booking to go forward.Mark H. Young
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I was alerted to your post and promptly joined up to comment. I reported Hunt It All Inc. to SCI and DSC. We were appointed in 2009 to manage their Maua concession for them. I recruited Neil and Du toit to work for Moz. Unlimited Safaris. We found out they were selling hunts to clients that we know the animals were simply not there. This caused a big stir as we told them we will not be associated with an operation like theirs. We told them that if any hunter tunrs up that expects to hunt anything more than Elephant, Sable and Bushpig, we will leave. This happened. Other things went wrong and it became apparent these guys are nothing but LOW class crooks. There are questions about their area and quota that was never answered satisfactory. It is sad that a fine PH like Neil got mixed up in this nonsense, and I can report that these people are not in business anymore. I undertand Zak Grobler is now operating Moz. Unlimited Safaris with the Mozambiquan partners. I do not know anything about Zak and cannot comment on him, but I would take GREAT caution to book with Moz. Unlimited Safaris as I know the Moz. partners too well. This is in fact a sad incident, and I heard from Neil about your experience. We got out in the beginning of August last year and lost a lot of money. I trust this answer sheds more light on people that are very low on the moral chain when it comes to the hunting industry. They just try to rape it for what it is worth. Mark Willman is a Plumber in Louisville, Kentucky and Terry Cundiff (cannot say his name without swearing) owns a fish farming operation in Kentucky, I believe his business name is White Oak Lane Fisheries or something like that. I hope someone gets some justice.
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I've been silently watching this thread as its developed, reading with horror poor Sergey's experience and the comments added by CharlvR to place it in context.
First of all, Sergey, I'm so sorry for your horrible experience. This is precisely why I'm here... to learn about what's all involved in setting up an africa hunt to ensure I don't get stung. I'm not wealthy and can't afford to spend what will be a veritable investment in a perhaps once in a life-time experience only to wind up with the wrong outfitter. I can already tell there's a few out there I won't go near, while I've identified a few others, especially with the help of folks herein, that I feel completely comfortable with.
As for this Terry Cundiff character, CharlvR, I looked up the name, along with fish farm and Kentucky and came up with the following hunting outfitter on a website. Could this possibly be the same guy?
White Oak Lake Lodge
Box 70 Vancleve, KY 41385
Phone# 606-693-4868
Terry Cundiff
Coyote, Deer, Turkey, Whitetail Deer
Archery, Muzzleloader, Shotgun, Semi-Guided, Guided Hunts
I'm asking because it has been my experience -- as a former police officer -- that if this guy is this bad a sheister then he's not likely to stop screwing people over. He's likely running other operations or will simply move on to other areas. Believe me, not all 'farmers' or other country folk are good people. I learned the hard way years ago criminals are not only city dwellers, but are sometimes those who live out in the country running farms or ranches. They do so because they're too anti-social, mean-spirited, or just nasty types that no one wants to be around them. In other cases, they're smooth talking con artists.
I lost an investment years ago during the Carter years when I got involved investing with a company drilling for oil in southern Illinois. We were opening up old wells that had been capped back in the early 20th century because new finds in places like Texas made their operations financially untenable. The rising costs of oil made these "moderate" producers more cost effective, so we drilled where we knew there was oil. The two wells I invested in hit and began producing. One was on a property owned by a Mr. Tedford, and another on land owned by a Mr. Poetker. I cannot remember which was which, but one of those farmers later, when all was set up, sued the company and in collusion with the local corrupt judge STOLE our oil well. I think it was the Poetker property where this happened. But in a nutshell, he got 32/64s for zero dollars investment. Other investors antied up the funds to pay for drilling and then setting up the rig. Operating funds would come out of the profits. The producer would maintain the site and the only thing we needed was permission to prepare a lane of access for the oil trucks to go pick up what had been pumped out. All was completed, per the contract, but as soon as everything was in place, the guy sued the company claiming they weren't maintaining the site properly and were damaging his property. The managers of the oil producing company immediately traveled to inspect the site to see what the truckers and oil rig guys had done. They found NOTHING wrong with the site or the route for the trucks. The guy was full of it. They presented this, with photos, in court anyway, but it dragged out and in the end this judge just arbitrarily "awarded" the whole thing to the land owner. Again, being a cop, I looked into this and found what I'd heard about some of those southern Illinois towns. They're just as corrupt as Chicago, and in this case, the land owner had always intended to STEAL the well from us once it was set up. We have no doubt the local judge, who lives in the area and knows these guys -- is probably drinking buddies with him -- was in on the deal. We lost our investment on that particular well. Unfortunately the other well was a loss too, although not due to the land owner. It simply quit producing in volumes sufficient to cover anything but the maintenance and operating costs. My $4,800 investment returned just over $1,000. Small fry perhaps, for many of you, but I was only 22 at the time, and that was a lot of money back in 1980 for a kid of that age. My intent was to invest what I got into a retirement account. Unfortunately, it didn't pay back.
Sorry for getting off subject of hunting, but it's the fact that there are a lot of cons, which I later learned are operated by people who then move on to conduct other cons. In some cases, these people are operating an otherwise legitimate business. However, they use the profits created by the legitimate and successful operation to help finance their fronts for what turn out to be cons.
I'm just wondering if the address and outfitter I listed above is one in the same guy. Would you be able to verify this CharlvR? If so, I would suggest everyone avoid this listed outfitter advertising for hunting in Kentucky as well. Just want to verify so we don't slam the wrong person/outfitter!
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I justed looked up Hunt It All. The site must have been down the other day, but it came up this time, and in looking up the "contact us" section it lists the same friggin phone number as the hunting outfitter "Terry Cunliff" that I noted above.
I think it would be prudent to black ball his name as a hunting guide no matter what business it pops up as. Just a thought.
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Sir, this is the same guy. He operates a White Tail hunting lodge on the same basis as his Moz. "Safari" business. NO deer.
I have been raised as an ethical hunter and business man, and have an untainted record in the industry. When I realised what these guys were up to we got out immediately. I did not even think about the financial implications to our hunting business, I just knew the quicker we got out the better.
I wish I could get a lawyer in the States to assist me getting our pictures of their web-site.
My fellow hunters, these people are to be avoided at all cost, BEWARE!Charl
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Dear fellow hunters. As said before, its a shame to be fooled liked this. BUT, its good and strong of Sergey to inform us all, and guys, please remember..... REFERENCES at all times REFERENCES !! Doesn't matter how beautiful web page or emails.... only thing that you can trust are previous hunters.... and as more as better.
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individual sections of Soviet territory"
and bact violated the border 5,000
times during 1962 alone.
There have been border clashes between
Russians and Chinese throughout their history.
It Is not unlikely, in the light of the
extraordinary Soviet disclosure, that these
clashes have been resumed and have grown
to serious proportions during 1962 and 1963.
The renewal of physical conflict (as distinct
from ideological conflict) goes a long
way toward explaining the sudden Soviet interest
In coming to an understanding with
the Western Powers. We may now have an
opportunity to extract concessions which previously
were beyond our reach. Let's hope
President Kennedy and his Secretary of State
mnke good use of it
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Mike Mansfield Papers: Series 21, Box 42 , Folder 5, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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The Strategies for Post Arrest Resuscitation and Care Network (SPARC)
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Background: One of the 2010 Impact Goals of the Emergency Cardiac Care (ECC) Committee of the American Heart Association is to double survival from cardiac arrest. Currently, approximately 60% of adults and 50% of paediatric patients that regain spontaneous circulation following cardiac arrest die before leaving the hospital. A key piece of the "chain of survival" is this fifth link; the care of patients post-arrest. Although there are several modalities recommended for post arrest care, therapeutic hypothermia is the only in-hospital therapy that has been demonstrated in randomized clinical trials to improve patient outcome after cardiac arrest. Despite the strong evidence for its efficacy and the apparent simplicity of this intervention, recent surveys show that hypothermia is delivered inconsistently, incompletely, and with undue delay in hospitals receiving resuscitated patients; only 26% of physicians and 26% of hospitals regularly institute a hypothermia protocol.
Primary Objective: To design and apply a knowledge translation program for the 2005 AHA guideline on hypothermia post cardiac arrest and enable effective implementation of hypothermia in 100% of eligible OHCA patients. The integration of two robust data collection systems, which include both pre-hospital and in-hospital indicators, will give complete process of care and clinical outcome information for all cardiac arrest patients.
Primary Endpoint: the proportion of eligible out of hospital cardiac arrest patients cooled to 32-34°C within 6 hours of ED arrival.
Study Design: This project will be implemented through an established research collaborative of 43 hospitals in southern Ontario currently participating in the Toronto site of the Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium. A stepped wedge study design will be employed, whereby the intervention will be rolled-out sequentially to the participating hospitals over a number of time periods as sites reach pre-defined benchmarks. The multifaceted KT strategy will include 1) local multidisciplinary champions in ED, ICU, and Cardiology 2) A simple protocol for application of hypothermia, tailored to local needs and policy; 3) Identification of perceived and actual barriers to knowledge use; 4) Development of an implementation tool kit and 5) Providing timely feedback on benchmarks for hypothermia and outcomes
Cardiac Arrest
Behavioral: Knowledge Translation
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|The Strategies for Post Arrest Resuscitation and Care Network
- The proportion of eligible out of hospital cardiac arrest patients cooled to 32-34°C within 6 hours of ED arrival. [ Time Frame: Within 6 hours of ED arrival. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|April 2008
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2010
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|January 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Behavioral: Knowledge Translation
- Clinical Protocol;
- Reminders;
- Audit & Feedback;
- Network
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Hospitals participating in the ROC network
Exclusion Criteria:
- Hospitals who do not receive out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients
Additional Information:
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Laurie Morrison, Primary Investigator, St. Michael's Hospital Toronto
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00683683 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|SPARC (Morrison 038-2008)
|Study First Received:
|May 15, 2008
|Last Updated:
|January 11, 2010
|Health Authority:
|Canada: Ethics Review Committee
Keywords provided by Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre:
cardiac arrest, hypothermia, knowledge translation
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Heart Arrest
Heart Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on April 22, 2014


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I'll never forget the April 2012 adventures with German fence making while visiting the popular St. Goar region along the Middle Rhine River of Germany. It's an area that depends heavily upon the tourist trade to survive.
Many tourists take advantage of cruises along the winding Rhine River for observing the spectacular scenery of small villages, castles nestled along mountain peaks, and the many vineyards growing along the steep hillsides. Not only did my wife, Virginia and I have an opportunity to cruise the romantic Rhine between Rüdesheim and St. Goar, but we personally resided eight days at the Hartmut Höh (Hay) historical combination farm house and barn in nearby Holzfeld.
Hartmut and I are seventh cousins, descending from a common ancestor who resided in the village of Gerhardsbrunn, approximately one and one-half hours driving distance away between Landstuhl and Zweibrücken in southwestern Rhineland-Pfalz. When Hartmut's son, 17-year-old Jonathan Höh first visited our Somerset home six weeks during the summer of 2011, it didn't take long until he fit into our household like a special son.
When the opportunity arose to visit his father's village during Jonathan's 2012 Easter vacation from school, we eagerly took advantage of the opportunity. Hartmut and his partner, Angela quickly made us feel at home.
Not only did they offer great sightseeing adventures to different communities along the Rhine River, but Hartmut used his 1966 Deutz tractor and a homemade cart that fits behind to provide rides above Holzfeld to scenic locations where from rugged mountain peaks spectacular views are available above the busy Rhine River.
Quite a few opportunities arose to walk with family members or to ride the cart behind the tractor to enjoy those scenic views. Later Hartmut and Angela placed Virginia, Jonathan, his sister Hannah, and me onto a cruise ship at Rüdesheim to enjoy a two-hour cruise back to St. Goar. What a thrilling opportunity to admire castles, vineyards, and the interesting stadts or towns sprawling along Father Rhine!
Family time at Hartmut Höh's farmhouse quickly bonded him, Angela and his two children into a close relationship with us. Not only did we assist in preparing great German cuisine for our meals, but we hiked with burlap bags filled with hay and dried bread to feed three expectant female sheep. Hartmut obtained some adjoining pasture land to use for grazing the sheep.
During our week's stay, between sightseeing journeys, we had the pleasure of spending time together at that pasture, with Hartmut and Angela relying upon Jonathan and me for assistance in installing perimeter woven wire fencing to keep the sheep in the pasture and to keep predators out. Although Hartmut and Angela both work together in an office setting at Wiesbaden for the German government, they enjoy kicking back at home with remodeling jobs to improve their older home and barn.
They found building the woven fencing around the sheep pasture to be challenging along with stress relieving. It was their first attempt at making fencing but amazingly their thoughtful planning and physical labor produced a good installation job.
Both had taken vacation to help entertain us so it was only natural that Virginia enjoyed helping Hannah prepare some meals, while Jonathan and I assisted with installation of the fence. It's been approximately 50 years since I last assisted my father in installing barbed wire fencing around our Berlin (Pennsylvania) area cattle fields.
Just like then, I depended upon commands from my German-father to render assistance. While working in the field, it provided prime family time to bond together while also enjoying breathtaking views of their small town and the spectacular Rhine River valley gorge, where an abundance of blossoming apple and cherry trees provided a kaleidoscope of spring beauty.
Before the week ended, the fencing was completed. From that day forward, I will always admire woven-wire fencing in a different way. Woven wiring — the traditional type of fencing for sheep — consists of horizontal lines of smooth wire held apart by vertical wires called "stays."
The distance of spacing between horizontal line wires may vary from as close as one and one-half inches at the bottom for small animals, to as wide as nine inches at the top for large animals. In general the spacing between wires gets wider as the fence gets taller. Stay wires should be spaced six inches apart for small animals and 12 inches for large animals.
I considered it a privilege to assist in making fence above the Rhine River gorge while enjoying the friendship of the special German family, who went out of their way to insure that our Germany vacation was filled with lasting memories. Four babies were born to Hartmut's sheep after we had returned to Pennsylvania and their mothers were enjoying the luscious new grass in their new grazing pasture.


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MONTROSE COUNTY – Denver District Court Judge John McMullen has ruled on that another public hearing is necessary for Energy Fuels, Inc. to acquire the radioactive materials license it needs to build the proposed Piñon Ridge Uranium Mill in the Paradox Valley.
In his order issued Wednesday, McMullen stated the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's issuance of the radioactive license permit was unlawful because a formal, adjudicatory hearing was not properly provided. McMullen ordered the CDPHE to initiate a new public hearing process that provides an opportunity to cross-examine witnesses. Until that process is concluded, Energy Fuels is prohibited from conducting any activities at the proposed mill location.
The new process must begin within 75 days of July 5, 2012.
"There is no longer a license to operate a uranium mill in the state of Colorado," said Hilary White, executive director of Sheep Mountain Alliance, which filed the lawsuit against CDPHE. "Throughout this lengthy review process, we have insisted that the state process should be conducted fairly and that we were denied our rights to a formal public hearing. The court has agreed with us that the review was deficient and unlawful. We look forward to a new review and to exercising our rights to challenge the deeply flawed environmental studies that supported the original license."
The Telluride-based Sheep Mountain Alliance filed the lawsuit against CDPHE in February 2011 after the license was issued to Energy Fuels. The towns of Telluride and Ophir joined the lawsuit as co-plaintiffs in October 2011.
"The CDPHE appeared to ignore its responsibilities under the law, denied the public its right to meaningfully participate in the public process, and the court's decision makes this clear," said Telluride Town Attorney Kevin Geiger. "We look forward now to fully participating in the public process."
While McMullen ordered that another public hearing must take place, Energy Fuels representatives are still confident they will acquire the license from the CDPHE. Energy Fuels spokesperson Curtis Moore said there are 11 claims in the original complaint filed by Sheep Mountain Alliance and 10 of those claims were related to substantive environmental, health and safety arguments. Moore said McMullen rejected all of those claims but made a ruling on the one claim concerning the CDPHE's approval process.
"He opened up a new public hearing process to try to fix the license," Moore said. "We don't have to start all over again. This is really to correct a minor procedural deficiency. Ultimately, we are really confident we will prevail. It will be a hearing on those substantive issues of the license which the judge already ruled in our favor."
Energy Fuels President and Chief Executive Officer Stephen Antony agreed.
"While the state is required to conduct a hearing which will further delay the project, we are generally pleased with the outcome of [Wednesday's] decision," Antony said in a statement released to The Watch.
"The decision by Judge McMullen rejected every one of plaintiff's claims suggesting that our license somehow failed to fully protect public health and the environment on the West Slope. Based on the court's decision, we are confident that after this procedural issue is resolved, the license will be reissued."
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It's difficult to get through December without a passing exposure to at least one the various film versions of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. As I recently shared with for The Star's Pop Cultured column, my favorite is the 1970 musical version with Albert Finney. Yet, moving picture and sound can't do full justice to the power of Dickens' words. This exchange between Scrooge and his nephew illustrates the point:
"Nephew!" returned the uncle, sternly, "keep Christmas in your own way, and let me keep it in mine."
"Keep it!" repeated Scrooge's nephew. "But you don't keep it."
"Let me leave it alone, then," said Scrooge. "Much good may it do you! Much good it has ever done you!"
"There are many things from which I might have derived good, by which I have not profited, I dare say," returned the nephew. "Christmas among the rest. But I am sure I have always thought of Christmas time, when it has come round -- apart from the veneration due to its sacred name and origin, if anything belonging to it can be apart from that -- as a good time: a kind, forgiving, charitable, pleasant time: the only time I know of, in the long calendar of the year, when men and women seem by one consent to open their shut-up hearts freely, and to think of people below them as if they really were fellow-passengers to the grave, and not another race of creatures bound on other journeys. And therefore, uncle, though it has never put a scrap of gold or silver in my pocket, I believe that it has done me good, and will do me good; and I say, God bless it!"
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Budding filmmakers Billy Dunn, Brad McGuire and Robert Pearson have completed the classroom version of "Go Hard: The Tera Ross Story" for their video editing class and will premier it in a graded class film festival on the fourth floor of Self Hall at 1 p.m.
"We're really excited to show it," McGuire said Wednesday.
Four films will be shown during the festival, which professor J. Patrick McGrail said is open to the public. The room, however, has limited seating.
The 31-minute Ross film, approved to run beyond the required 10 minutes, will be devoid of narration, but McGuire said the interviews and footage will carry the story.
"I've seen the rough footage, and it's very, very good," McGrail said Wednesday. "It's frequently very touching. These are emotional interviews.
"I'm looking forward to it. I know they've put a lot of blood, sweat and editing time into it."
McGuire said a longer version of the film is planned.
"It's not the finished product," he said. "We just have so much stuff left."
Ross, a hard-throwing pitcher, died in a car wreck in Florida in 2003 before her senior season.
Al Muskewitz covers Jacksonville State sports for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3577.


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The House of Representatives now has a chance to lead the nation toward a wiser, more responsible
It is normally the president who provides the leadership for American foreign policy and decides when there needs to be a change of course. But Mr. Bush stubbornly refuses to do either, and the country cannot afford to wait out the rest of his term. Given Mr. Bush's failure, Congress has a responsibility to do all it can to use Washington's remaining leverage to try to lessen the chaos that will likely follow an American withdrawal -- no matter when it happens -- and to ensure that the credibility and readiness of the United States military is preserved.
House Democrats have wisely moved beyond their earlier infatuation with mere deadlines. The benchmarks spelled out in this legislation, which also provides the next round of money for the war, require that the Iraqi government stop shielding and encouraging the Shiite militias that are helping drive the killing.
The benchmarks also require the Iraqi government to take measurable steps toward national reconciliation: equitably distributing oil revenues, opening up more political and economic opportunities to the Sunni minority and amending the constitution to discourage further fragmentation.
The legislation does not settle for more empty promises -- from Mr. Bush and the Iraqis. It would require the president to provide Congress, by July, with an initial detailed report on
The measure would also bar sending any unit to
Critics will complain that the House is doing the Pentagon's planning. But the Pentagon and Mr. Bush have clearly failed to protect


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Believing Performance Claims: A Triumph of Hope Over Experience
by Mark Hulbert
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AKessner from California posted over 2 years ago:
I sure wish you had included Buffett's risk adjusted rate of return over the 30 years. I suspect it might really prove the rule to which you refer.
Stephen from California posted over 2 years ago:
Unfortunately, human nature being what it is, there is that group of investors who will flock to the "high return" investments without taking the time to analyze the foundation for such reports. Further, I have never been able to reconcile the rate of return on my mutual funds annual statements from with the return rates as listed on the funds' websites and independent evaluators, such as Yahoo Finance, et al. I suspect mutual funds are doing much more than is reported.
Daniel from Massachusetts posted over 2 years ago:
I made a 90% return recently.
Roger from Washington posted over 2 years ago:
As a new member to AAII, the inital information sent to me indicated that the Model Shadow portfolio has averaged a 20% return over the last 10 years! After reading the article by Mark Hulbert, I wonder!
Walter from Pennsylvania posted over 2 years ago:
Charles from Illinois posted over 2 years ago:
Roger, the Shadow Stock Portfolio invests in value-oriented, small and micro-cap stocks. Because these stocks are often mispriced, they tend to be more volatile and have better long-term performance than the stocks owned by most newsletters and mutual funds. This factor helps the Shadow Stock portfolio achieve returns not otherwise available to other investment strategies. You can see a detail of the year-by-year performance for the portfolio at http://www.aaii.com/model-portfolios/stock-annual. -Charles Rotblut, AAIII
Jeff from Colorado posted over 2 years ago:
Roger, to add to your comments, what about the AAII stock screens that I've been following? Some of them have returned an average annualized return of 28 or 29% since 1998, and that is pretty impressive seeing as how that includes the "Great Recession" of 2008-2009!
I am also a very skeptical investor but I have looked over AAII's numbers and they are accurate. I realize that if one actually invested (as I do) in the screens, then you lose a little each trade due to bid/ask spreads, timing, and things like that, but you can certainly do better than 15% per year.
Patricia from North Carolina posted over 2 years ago:
Thanks for an interesting article.
William from Alabama posted over 2 years ago:
Many of us have exceeded the 15% max - for a short period. I would be happy to have a reasonably assured 15%.
A question: If I follow the Super Stock system, but decide to sell a Group 4 stock that has not done well, how do I select a replacement Group 4 replacement?
Peter from Washington posted over 2 years ago:
Hulbert is right. Any system that exceeds 15% will eventually flame out including AAII screens. 10 years is just 10 years and past performance is no guarantee of future performance.
There are some interesting independent reviews of AAII screens that can be googled.
Charles from Illinois posted over 2 years ago:
William-We monitor the holdings in the Stock Superstars Report and will replace them when they violate one of our sell rules. If you want to pick a Group 4-type stock on your own, you would look for a growth stock that is trading at a reasonable valuation with rising earnings estimates. -Charles Rotblut, AAII
Britni from California posted over 2 years ago:
I've followed Mark Hulbert for a long time and have in general been displeased with the scientific rigor of some of his arguments, although he's improved a lot over time. I agree with every word of this article, though, having been one of the "hope springs eternal" people he refers to. I've spent a lot of time & money proving myself wrong, including analyzing & using the Shadow Stock & SIPRO screens.
alpha mean from New York posted about 1 year ago:
Does the AAII Shadow Stock Screen performance take into account transactions costs and expenses i.e. taxes etc.?
David Hester from Tennessee posted about 1 year ago:
I notice the volatility of the Shadow portfolio is significantly higher that of the Vanguard small cap index. For instance, it would take a staunch investor to "keep the faith" and hang on thru the 50% drop in the 2007-2008 time period (see Model Shadow Stock Portfolio Reaches an All-Time High
by James Cloonan ). The big returns of the Shadow Stock Portfolio appear to come at the price of assuming considerable risk. I would advise any investor (myself included) to know well your risk tolerance before following this portfolio.
John Samsell from Washington posted about 1 year ago:
Read:__Don't Count On It_ By John Bogle
John is the founder of Vanguard and he gives one insight into the projected returns in the " Mutual Fund" industry. He explains alot of what is being chatted about.
Randall Wall from Washington posted about 1 year ago:
Some of the discrepancy is probably due to the fact that investors don't usually deposit money on Jan. 1st, and measure only until Dec. 31st. If you want to be able to accurately measure your returns, taking into account inflows and outflows, I highly recommend Investment Account Manager from Quantix, which AAII has reviewed more than once.
Randy Wall, MBA, CFP®
George from Texas posted about 1 year ago:
Does anyone know of a convenient source of annual performance returns by year ( say last 20 years) along with corresponding volatility ( e.g. standard deviation ) that one could compare the leading mutual funds and self directed portfolios with?
Agree past perfomranc is no assurance of future results;however, when investing for long haul what else does one use to guide investmetn of retirement funds ?
Hitesh Patel from Pennsylvania posted about 1 year ago:
I would like to thank you Mr Hulbert for the insightful article and your great work with HFD.
I personally like to calculate R-Multiple of the return, instead of absolute return of the portfolio as guided by Mr Van Tharp and it gives me a good perspective of What I am in market for.
But I do follow your argument that at the end of the day Dollar amount counts and return beyond 15% in Long term is TOO DIFFICULT.
Harold Skelton from Maine posted about 1 year ago:
If you line up 100 advisers or screens and they all flip a coin once a year, 50% of them will come up heads, representing better than market returns. Do it once a year for a decade and when you're done 4 or 5 will have flipped heads 10 times in a row. After 15 or 20 years, you may still have one or two very lucky participants who flipped heads 15 or 20 times in row. It's the laws of probability at work. It doesn't mean they have any greater insight into the market than anyone else. If you want to bet the farm on a coin toss, it's your choice, but it's more logical to rely on reducing risk by appropriate diversification and long-term investing and to expect to profit from the market's long-term upward trend resulting from growth in the economy.
Vaidy Bala from posted about 1 year ago:
After I read all comments, I feel the individual investor weigh in the risks and benefits; there is no single expert /method that guarantees 20 % return annually. Re: Warren Buffet his daughter in law reveals much of WB wealth came from merger & acquisitions, this is a huge gain. This is where WB steady about 20 return came not from any stock investment. M&A is not referred in AAII site, I suppose someone will review in future.Good to remember this fact.


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William Horton Jr. was supposed to have been sentenced Tuesday morning for his guilty plea to four remaining charges from a 2010 robbery that turned deadly.
But that didn't happen.
He was supposed to have been transported from Huttonsville Correctional Center just below Elkins to be at the Marion County Courthouse by 9 a.m.
But that didn't happen, either.
Instead, the transport order that had been filed in December 2012 with the high-medium to low-maximum security center didn't make it to the schedule.
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Transportation error delays Horton sentencing
William Horton Jr. was supposed to have been sentenced Tuesday morning for his guilty plea to four remaining charges from a 2010 robbery that turned deadly.
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U.S. Marshals Service, State Police team to monitor sex offenders
The U.S. Marshals Service teamed up with the West Virginia State Police to conduct compliance checks on sex offenders in the northern district of the state.
Operation Spring Compliance began on March 20 and ended on April 20. The month-long operation worked in the 32 northern counties where, according to the State Police Sex Offender Registry, about 1,800 sex offenders reside.
National Drug Take Back set Saturday
The semiannual National Drug Take Back will be held on Saturday.
This event is part of a program launched by the Drug Enforcement Administration and is being locally planned and organized by the Fairmont Police Department and the Marion County Family Resource Network (MCFRN).
Blickenstaff: Put needs in 'accomplished' column
Mike Blickenstaff is running for Marion County Board of Education.
He is a Middletown District candidate and is originally from Clear Spring, Md.
Blickenstaff believes Marion County Schools' biggest facility needs are the same as they have been since the East Fairmont Middle School bond passed in 2010 — completing that building and addressing the needs of other middle schools in the county.
Fairmont to fill vacant council seat
The City of Fairmont is accepting applications for the city council District 2 seat now through Friday, May 9, at noon.
Former Councilman Travis Blosser, who represented the district beginning Jan. 1, 2013, officially resigned Monday.
Blosser announced his intention to resign at the April 8 city council meeting.
Bush's murder convictions reinstated
Phillip Reese Bush had his two first-degree murder convictions reinstated on Wednesday.
The Memorandum Decision was handed down by the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. This decision reversed the Ohio County Circuit Court order from February 2013 that granted Bush a new trial.
Weber would like to be Marion-Fairmont 'buffer'
With his six years of experience on Fairmont City Council, Daniel Weber is now running as a candidate for a seat on the Marion County Commission.
Weber, a retired theater professor from Fairmont State University, said while he was teaching at the university he wanted to run for House of Delegates but couldn't because he worked at FSU. It would have been a conflict of interest because delegates choose higher educators pay.
Opposition to Worthington's annexation proposal surfaces
There was some opposition to the Town of Worthington's annexation proposal.
A public hearing was held Wednesday at the Marion County Commission meeting for the annexation of 43.28 acres into Worthington. Commissioners heard opinions on the matter but did not vote on the issue.
Mailing on voter registration prompts questions
Concerned voters started calling in to the Marion County Clerk's office Wednesday after receiving a mailing from the Americans for Prosperity Foundation on voter registration.
Farmington addresses problem properties
The Town of Farmington is focusing on property maintenance, water and sewer issues.
During its meeting on Monday night, council agreed to adopt the International Property Maintenance Code. This code, along with the town's ordinance, will allow Farmington to better address some problem properties.
'Something hard' for Rockefeller turns out to be devotion to service
U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., returned to West Virginia Wesleyan College Tuesday to host a public policy forum and reflect upon his time in public service.
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Hi Terry and everyone, I'm really glad I found the forum because it's helped me several times in the past when I had to fix something by my little ole self, without ever having to post. Now, I'm stumped. I have a rented Rainsoft, which I'm sure I've paid for several times over the last three years. I need to find the model number of the unit so I can determine its age and value, then decide what to do about keeping the rental or not. They've never really given me any service, I buy my own salt, which is a major hassle when you weigh 110 pounds.
Can anybody tell me where they hid the label?
Jo Ann
You should have a modified Fleck 5600 control valve.
Normally Rainsoft softeners are undersized.
You would do well by telling them to come get it and installing a new unit bought online.
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After an entire week of work, German artist Stohead finished his latest huge mural on the streets of Linz, Austria. Covering 550 m2 the large image is showing his most recognisable elements – a blown up tag writing with some abstract elements, which blown up on such huge scale looks seriously impressive.
source: http://www.streetartnews.net/2014/04/stohead-new-mural-linz-austria.html
Interesting project by Plaque913 : He painted all 17 names from the last extension of our Montana BLACK colors. Check the video here and see more pictures after the jump.
Fork4 from Budapest, Hungary, was the latest to enter the Just Writing My Name meets… series. He had a fun day in Exbox adventure park, Budapest. Press play and enjoy the video recap. More about the artists here: https://www.facebook.com/fork4
The international electronic music festival Electric Daisy Carnival Mexico, celebrated its first edition in Mexico City the March 15 and 16. As part of the attractions, the artists Spaik and Libre HEM made a collaborative wall on the main stage area. This proyect was produced by Arto – Art Beyond Museums and Mamutt Creatividad for Electric Daisy Carnival Mexico. More about the artists here: https://www.facebook.com/spaik45
Andreas von Chranowski alias CASE is an urban artist living in Frankfurt, Germany. Together with the MA'CLAIM graffiti-crew CASE deemes to be the pioneer of photorealism in the graffiti scene as he is one of the best known artists in his field worldwide. In his studio in the Naxos Halls in Frankfurt the qualified restorer talks about his personal challenges of his life and about the decision of making his passion his job and about prooving himself as a freelance artist. In the series "Mach das einzig Wahre" or "Do the one and only real deal" WARSTEINER presents people, who represent and live by the attitude, that one should do what one loves with passion and devotion. For "Do the one and only real deal" refers as much to the passionate brewing of the most perfect beer as to the man who spendes his time lovingly restoring clocks to increase the collection on his living room wall. It doesn't matter where your passion leads you, one thing stays the same: What ever you do: "Do the one and only real deal"
See more at http://warsteiner.de/machdaseinzigwahre
The guys around the famous HACK & LACK events dropped an imposing video from the last event in 2013 and give also a view in the future. As every year there were a large meeting of well-known and talented national and international graffiti artists, a spicy BBQ and fresh music. A relaxing day with a golden-era attitude and of course lots of colour and art. The organizers are looking forward to the next round on June 7th 2014 in Minden, Germany. For more information visit Hack & Lack facebook page.
The Estria Foundation's latest project was recently completed in Waimea, on the island of Hawai'i. The youth from Kanu o ka 'Aina New Century Public Charter School participated in a week of workshops focused on the basics of art, the importance of meditation and the history of mele (song). A community paint party kicked off the second week with more than 350 people of all ages contributing to the first Mele Mural in the state of Hawai'i. From mele selection, to image concept and the planning of a public unveiling, the youth became storytellers for their people. Excursions to culturally significant sites in and around Waimea were taken; input was received from community leaders, cultural practitioners, kupuna and those in performing arts to maintain the integrity of Waimea in the Mele Mural. Three walls spanning over 1,635 sq. ft. on the Kahilu Theatre became the canvases for three mele: "Malana Mai Ka'u," "Hole Waimea" and "Na Puu Kaulana o Waimea" – mele the youth felt well represented their home of Waimea. More here: http://www.estria.org/melemurals/
As the Argentinian street-artist and muralist Nicolas Romero aka "Ever" visited Canada for the first time; He dropped a powerful and colorful piece in Montreal. The Argentinian muralist painted this 1000m² wall with a mix of mediums and by using hyper realistic characters and abstract details style. This Venture was made possible with the collaboration of local organization: LNDMRK and Speakeasy. Nicolas romero website: http://www.eversiempre.com/
Andreas von Chrzanowski alias CASE (MaClaim Crew) invited us to check out his new studio in Frankfurt. The project he was working on at the time is a very interesting one. These canvases are a part of an exhibition CASE is working toward. He chose the theme "hands" because of the universal symbolism of hands, specifically here: the fist and the victory sign. CASE uses Montana GOLD for his studio projects in addition to the Montana ACRYLIC Markers for fine detailed work. Even the TECH sprays, especially Varnish and the Repositionable Adhesive spray come in handy for his artwork. And in his new studio he has all the tools he needs at the tip of his fingers.
Grafitti Artist and Muralist Sever is a staple of the Atlanta artistic community — whose works can be seen all over the world, and most famously in his hometown. His bold lettering and palette are a staple in downtown in Atlanta, and as part of the Wall to Wall series, he contributed a piece on the corner of Euclid and Colquitt in Little Five points that needs to be seen to be believed.
This time we teamed up with our friends from Hektik Streetwear and the Stylefile Mailorder to celebrate the release of the Hektik Artist Collection 2014. Part of the Artist Collection is a T-Shirt designed by GoldenGreen with whom we did a Montana BLACK Artist Edition can recently. So what better idea than to combine the shirt and the can: be one of the first 30 people to order the GoldenGreen shirt here and get a free Montana BLACK Artist Edition can with your order. You better hurry up! See more after the jump.
A familiar name 'round these parts as catalyzed with our excursion to Portland last year, designer Antonio Brasko has continued on to host his own exhibition at The Seventh Letter Gallery in Los Angeles. The show, cleverly dubbed "BRANDALISM," is an extension of the branded spray can project we've seen from Brasko in the past. The exhibit is the sum of oversized prints and can designs, all meant as a creative study on the parallels between graffiti and corporate branding. "BRANDALISM," which opened on March 8, attracted a diverse crowd of attendees – perfectly fitting with the wide-ranging overtones of the show itself. Enjoy a brief recap above, and if in the Los Angeles area before March 22, be sure to stop by The Seventh Letter to experience the show in person.


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Natalie Maines' debut solo album "Mother" is available everywhere now! It was co-produced by Ben Harper, and features him and the band performing on all the tracks.
Download from iTunes, order at Amazon.com, or pick up a copy at your local record store!
Visit Natalie's website for a list of upcoming TV appearances to celebrate the album's release.
WhiteHouse.gov just posted this very special Ben Harper/Charlie Musselwhite performance of You Found Another Lover (I Lost Another Friend), taped while the duo were there for PBS' In Performance at the White House: The Memphis Sound. Watch Ben and Charlie discuss Memphis music followed by the performance from in the East Wing Reception Room.
The newly re-recorded "Jah Work" with The Innocent Criminals to raise money for the family of fallen Australian pro skateboarder Lewis Marnell is available now at iTunes.
Watch the video on YouTube. Check out session photos and find out more about Lewis at jahwork.benharper.com.


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Lisa Rinna Reduces Her Infamous Upper Lip
Lisa Rinna is known for her luscious lips, but RadarOnline.com has learned that the actress has gone under the knife to reduce the size of her upper lip.
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Oksana Grigorieva agreed to spill all about Mel Gibson to Oprah Winfrey on the one condition: she could sing and play the piano too.
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Sister Wives premieres Sunday night on TLC and everybody is talking about TV's newest reality series, and now RadarOnline.com can give you a sneak peek of an upcoming episode.
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Britney Spears debuted an exclusive clip from next Tuesday's Glee episode and RadarOnline.com has all the details!
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There is one boss in the Kardashian family and it's Kris Jenner.
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As RadarOnline.com was the first to report, Lauren Conrad is headed back to the network that made her famous. The 24-year old opened up about her new documentary-style reality series… READ ON
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The Jersey Shore kids recycle – each other.
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Children's Summer 2013
Special Events!
Registration is required to attend these events. Space may be limited on some. Call 413-967-9691.
June 26th: Summer Reading Program
"Dig Into Reading" Registration Begins
June 29th: 10 AM- Noon in the Ware High School cafeteria.
Peter Struzziero presents his highly acclaimed Star Wars Symposium! Peter will be discussing all things Star Wars and invites participants to come dressed as their favorite characters . Bring your favorite Star Wars stuff for show and tell. There will be a history lesson, trivia game, costume contest, puzzles, name that character, and much more. Fun for the entire family!
July 3rd: 6:00 PM.
Movie night in the Reading Room. All Ages. Movie: TBA
July 10th: 6:30 PM
Farmer Minor and Daisy the Pig: Farmer Minor does storytelling about Daisy's formative years (all true) with Farmer & Mrs. Minor. We share Daisy noises, give Daisy a treat, and talk about Daisy's pampered porcine life and about how Daisy I and II became such famous pigs. (all due to their love of "Pig Books" and Libraries). There will be time for petting and pictures. All Ages.
July 11th: 3:00 PM.
Grass Head Guys: Plant grass "hair" on your guys head and watch it grow all summer long! Ages 5 and up.
July 15th: 7:00 PM .
Bedtime Stories in the Reading Room: Come dressed in your favorite pajamas for storytime. We will have cookies and read bedtime stories. Bring a pillow and sleeping bag if you like. Recommended for ages 2-6.
July 17th: 6:00 PM
HANDS ON HISTORY: Children and Adults will be immersed in the life ways of an American Revolution Continental Soldier. Touch 18th century artifacts and wear the uniforms of George Washington's Army, the British Army of King George III, and the French Army. "This Program is supported in part by a grant from the Ware Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency" Ages 5+
July 24th: 6:30 PM
Dig Into Reading: With Live Animals. The Zoo in Forest Park will present live animals that dig. Come see these fascinating creatures. There might even be a skunk! All Ages
July 31st: 5:00 to 6:00 PM
"I Dig It" " Tie-Dye Workshop. Bring a washed white t-shirt to the library and we will provide the dye and instructions to make your very own colorful creation. This program is very popular and registration is limited to 20 children. Please call 413-967-9691 if you would like to sign up. Ages 5 to 12 only!
August 5th: 6:30 PM
Alex the Jester! It's easy to imagine a court jester – the colorful trickster with bells jingling from his floppy hat. But have you ever seen one perform in real time? A rare treat, indeed! Enter the world of the Wise Fool, and take an inspiring journey to Medieval times. All Ages.
August 7th: 6:30 PM:
Duct Tape Crafts: Join us at the library for an evening of crafts made from colorful duct tape. Wallets, Flowers, Hair Bows. Ages 6+. Registration is required. Space is limited. Call 413-967-9691
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