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The Good Liar movie was a blockbuster released on 2019 in United States. Story: Consummate con man Roy Courtnay has set his sights on his latest mark: the recently widowed Betty McLeish, worth millions. But this time, what should have been a simple swindle escalates into a cat-and-mouse game with the ultimate stakes..
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Republicans Tackle Split Over Immigration
Republicans Tackle Split Over Immigration
Senate Republicans are dealing with the same division over immigration as the rest of the country. They're debating a controversial bill that would change laws covering illegal immigrants. Some want an easier path to citizenship. Others say that the rule of law must be respected.
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And I'm Steve Inskeep. A divisive debate on immigration starts a third day today in the U.S. Senate. It's an issue that split Republicans and tested Democratic unity. At stake are the fate of millions of undocumented immigrants, a business backed push to expand guest worker programs, and a border with Mexico, where all parties agree that security has broken.
We have more this morning from NPR's David Welna.
DAVID WELNA reporting:
What began as a border security-only bill, sponsored by Majority Leader Bill Frist, quickly became much more than that yesterday. That's because legislation a divided Judiciary Committee passed earlier this week got added as a substitute to Frists's bill. And while it, too, deals with border security, it also offers a path to citizenship for millions now in the country illegally. That angers conservative Republicans, including Louisiana's David Vitter.
Senator DAVID VITTER (Republican, Louisiana): Any measure that's tantamount to amnesty sends exactly the wrong message, as we try to get our hands around this problem. We are a nation that believes in upholding the rule of law. We must reestablish respect for our laws, including border security and interior security.
WELNA: Amnesty has, in fact, become the A word in the immigration debate. All sides agree the 1986 amnesty Ronald Reagan signed into law led to more undocumented workers. New Hampshire Republican Judd Greg says it's time to get real about them.
Senator JUDD GREGG (Republican, New Hampshire): You know, there's this term, we can't give them amnesty; amnesty's wrong, we can't... Well, as a practical matter, they already have amnesty. Our system is not able to deal with these individuals unless they become criminals.
WELNA: In legislation, the House passed late last year, all those in the country illegally would be considered criminals. Yesterday, a group of House Republicans who strongly back that tougher approach denounced the Senate bill. Here's California House Republican Dana Rohrabacher.
Representative DANA ROHRABACHER (Republican, California): I would hope that the American people are smart enough to smell the foul odor that's coming out of the United States Senate.
WELNA: This is not just House/Senate rivalry, it's also internecine warfare. Rohrabacher's fellow Republican, Arizona's Senator John McCain, is a chief proponent of letting undocumented immigrants earn their citizenship by paying fines and learning English.
Senator JOHN McCAIN (Republican, Arizona): What are our opponents' alternatives? Raid and shutter businesses and every city and state in the country? Clog our courts with millions of immigration cases? Offer illegal immigrants the not-too-appealing opportunity to report to deport?
WELNA: Such arguments have swayed an initial skeptic, California Democrat Dianne Feinstein. She's now pushing to legalize a million and a half undocumented farm workers.
Senator DIANNE FEINSTEIN (Democrat, California): I met with landscape contractors this morning. Eighty-six percent of their business in California, the largest business in the nation, is illegal, and they admit it. And it has all of those difficulties of being illegal: fear, furtiveness, a hidden nature. Bring it out into the open.
WELNA: Democrats generally have united behind the idea of legalizing undocumented workers. Their Senate leader, Harry Reid, says immigrant labor is needed in the U.S. economy.
Senator HARRY REID (Democrat, Nevada): Half a million people come over our borders every year, the Mexican border. The fact is our economy depends on them. We cannot get the situation under control until we acknowledge the economic reality of this.
WELNA: Another proposal before the Senate doubles the number of green cards that allow permanent residency in the U.S. to 400,000 a year. That's been rejected by the AFL-CIO, a traditional Democratic ally. North Dakota Democrat Byron Dorgan, yesterday, added his voice to that criticism.
Senator BYRON DORGAN (Democrat, North Dakota): And I think to suggest, on top of dealing with the 11-million plus, to suggest a guest worker program to bring 400,000 a year in, with a 20-percent expansion program on top of that, I just think it defies all common sense. This is clearly a corporate strategy to keep wages low. It clearly will replace the jobs of American workers.
WELNA: Still, it's Senate Republicans who remain far more divided over immigration. South Carolina's Lindsey Graham had words of caution for his colleagues yesterday.
Senator LINDSEY GRAHAM (Republican, South Carolina): From a Republican point of view, we need to be wise in the way we deal with this, politically. I'll just be that direct about it.
WELNA: Immigration's become such a politically risky matter, in fact, that some GOP lawmakers predict it will be left for Congress to finish only after the November elections.
David Welna, NPR News, the Capitol.
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Lunch & Dinner
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Fried Calamari
Our own fresh calamari breaded, seasoned and served with your choice of our signature Chipotle Aioli or Marinara Sauce.
Steamed Clams
A dozen little neck clams steamed with white wine and served with drawn butter and lemon wedge.
Shrimp Cocktail
Fresh chilled shrimp served with our fresh homemade cocktail sauce.
Our Famous Nachos Grande
A heaping platter of our crisp tortilla chips baked with Monterey Jack and Cheddar Cheese. Topped with jalepenos, diced tomoato, black olives, sour cream and our homemade salsa. Add Chili or Guacamole $2.50 (each additional topping).
Copperfield's Chili
A crock of our own chili topped with cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese, diced tomatoes, red onion, and sour cream. Served with our tortilla chips.
Mozzarella Stix
Hot and gooey inside, crisp and golden on the outside. Served with marinara sauce.
Chips and Salsa
A basket of our crisp tortilla chips served with our signature homemade salsa.
Portobella Mushroom Cap
A fresh marinated grilled portobella mushroom topped with roasted red peppers and melted provolone cheese.
Shrimp Jammers
Bite-sized popcorn shrimp battered and golden fried to perfection. Served with your choice of marinara sauce or our Chipotle Aioli for dipping.
The Claddagh Crab Cake
A crispy pan-fried Maryland-Style crab cake served with our own chipotle aioli.
Kildare Shepherds Pie
A smaller portion of our homemade Sheperds Pie.
Chicken Wings
Fresh crisp chicken wings dipped in Hot, Medium, Mild, BBQ, or Teriyaki sauce. Served with celery sticks and blue cheese dressing.
Copper Fingers
Copperfield's own chicken fingers made daily and served with our homemade honey mustard dressing.
Jalepeno Poppers
Jalepeno pepper halves filled to the max with cheddar cheese and covered in a light potato breading. Served with marinara sauce.
Potato Skins
Potato skins baked with Monterey Jack and cheddar cheese. Topped with crisp bits of fresh bacon and garnished with sour cream.
Stuff them with Chili, jalapenos, and diced tomato. (for $1.50 more!)
Stuff them with Chili, jalapenos, and diced tomato. (for $1.50 more!)
Onion Rings
A full basket of battered and fried onion rings. Served with our homemade honey mustard.
Waffle Fries
Crisp seasoned waffle cut potato fries.
With melted cheese or hot gravy... $5.50
With melted cheese or hot gravy... $5.50
Sweet Potato Fries
Classic sweet potato fries cut julienne and fried to a crisp golden Copper!
Train Wreck Fries
A huge platter of waffle fries smothered with melted Monterey Jack and cheddar cheese, ranch dressing and fresh crisp bacon pieces.
Broccoli and Cheddar Bites
Broccoli florets covered in cheddar cheese and crisp bacon stuffed inside a light potato breading and fried to a golden brown. Served with our homemade honey mustard dressing.
Copperfield's Sampler Platter
A sampling of all the Copperfield's favorites. Wings, Mozzarella Stix, Potato Skins, Jalepeno Poppers, and Broccoli & Cheddar Bites.
Mac -N-Cheese
Our own macaroni and cheese baked to perfection with our secret recipe cracker crumbled topping.
Tater Tots
A basket of fluffy inside and crunchy outside potatoes.
Soups and Salads
Dressings.... Ranch, Thousand Island, Parmesan Peppercorn, Blue Cheese, Homemade Honey Mustard, and Homemade Balsamic Vinaigrette
French Onion Soup
A crock of our own homemade French onion soup topped with French bread and melted provolone cheese.
Homemade Soup of the Day
Cup/bowl priced daily
Fresh Garden Salad
Mixed garden greens with seasonal vegetables.
Spinach Salad
Fresh baby spinach leaves tossed with mushrooms, sliced egg, crumbled bacon, and diced red onion. Served with warm balsamic vinaigrette dressing.
Caesar Salad
Romaine hearts tossed with fresh garlic croutons, parmesan cheese and classic Caesar dressing.
Add grilled chicken..... $2.50
Add grilled sirloin..... $3.95
Add grilled chicken..... $2.50
Add grilled sirloin..... $3.95
Mexican Chicken Salad
Spicy grilled chicken served over a mix of tender salad greens with diced tomato, black olives, green peppers, shredded cheese, guacamole and our own salsa.
Buffalo Chicken Salad
Copper fingers dipped in hot sauce and served on a bed of greens with green peppers, diced tomato and blue cheese dressing.
Village Harvest Salad
Grilled chicken served over a mix of tender salad greens with glazed walnuts, dried cranberries and crushed Gorgonzola.
Traditional Irish Favorites
Kildare Shepherds Pie
Lean ground beef, peas, carrots and onions simmered in a Guinness gravy then topped with mash potato and cheddar cheese crust.
The Lily White Bangers and Mash
Irish pork sausage links fried and served on top of a bed of mashed potatoes and Guinness gravy.
Harp Battered Fish and Chips
North Atlantic filets fried to a golden brown and served with waffle fries, tartar sauce and a cup of slaw.
The Big Fella Irish Nachos (fries)
Named after the Irish Revolution Leader (Micheal Collins' nickname). A generous portion of waffle fries piled high and smothered with lean ground beef, melted cheese and Guinness gravy.
The Claddagh Crab Cakes
Crispy pan-fried crab cakes served with our own chipotle aioli and seasonal vegetables.
The Brian Borus Salmon
Named after the last High King of Ireland who was known for his harp symbol.
Pan-seared Atlantic Salmon served over our own pesto cream sauce, mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables.
Pan-seared Atlantic Salmon served over our own pesto cream sauce, mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables.
"Captain Higgins" Steak
Named after Jack Higgins who was voted as the greatest Irish footballer centre-back of all time.
This center cut 16 oz sirloin is grilled to perfection and finished with a Jameson Irish Whiskey pepper glace and served with a garden salad.
This center cut 16 oz sirloin is grilled to perfection and finished with a Jameson Irish Whiskey pepper glace and served with a garden salad.
Emerald Isle Salad
Pan-seared Atlantic Salmon sliced and generously spread over a classic Caesar salad.
Famous Copperfield's Burgers
All burgers are served on a toasted Kaiser roll with lettuce, tomato, and onion.Also served with your choice of waffle fries or our homemade potato salad. Onion rings or sweet potato fries add $1.00. mac and cheese add $2.00
Classic Pub Burger
Eight ounces of fresh ground beef, hand-pressed and charbroiled to your liking. Add American, Cheddar, Swiss, Provolone, or Mozzarella cheese.
Alpine Burger
Our famous burger topped with sauteed mushrooms and Swiss cheese.
Chili Cheddar Burger
The classic burger topped with melted cheddar cheese and our homemade chili.
BBQ Cheddar Bacon Burger
Classic burger with BBQ sauce, melted cheddar cheese and crispy bacon.
Portabella Mushroom Burger
A fresh portabella mushroom cap marinated in a light balsamic vinaigrette then grilled and smothered with roasted red peppers and melted provolone cheese. Perfect for vegetarians!
California Burger
Grilled Hamburger,garlic,black pepper,guacamole,and cheddar cheese
The Derek Jeter
Grilled hamburger with melted American cheese and topped with FIVE onion RINGS
Rowdy Reuben Burger
Grilled hamburger smothered with melted Swiss cheese, Thousand Island dressing and coleslaw
Ranch-Hand Burger
Grilled hamburger topped with melted cheddar cheese,bacon, and smothered with ranch dressing
All Day Entrees
All entrees are served with a fresh garden salad with your choice of dressing.
Chicken Parmigiana
Fresh breaded chicken cutlets layered with fresh marinara sauce and melted mozzarella cheese served over penne pasta.
Pasta Florentine with Chicken or Shrimp
Fresh chopped spinach leaves and diced tomatoes simmered in a white wine garlic butter sauce over a bed of penne pasta. Served with your choice of boneless chicken breast slices or shrimp.
Shrimp and Clams Fra Diablo
Shrimp and clams lightly sauteed with garlic and diced tomato, served over penne pasta in our own spicy marinara sauce.
Ravioli of the Day
A generous portion of our ravioli of the day. priced daily
Chicken Piccata
Marinated boneless chicken breast sauteed with white wine, butter, lemon, and capers, tossed with penne pasta.
Chicken or Shrimp with Broccoli Alfredo
Boneless chicken breast or shrimp sauteed with fresh broccoli in our homemade Alfredo sauce and tossed with penne pasta.
Portabella Primavera
Fresh portabella mushrooms sauteed with zucchini and roasted red peppers in our own Alfredo sauce. Tossed with penne pasta.
Shrimp amd Penne A la Vodka
Succulent shrimp sauteed in a plum tomato sauce with a touch of cream and vodka over a bed of penne pasta. Finished with sprinkling of parmesan cheese.
Classic Pub Wraps and Sandwich Platters
All platters are served with choice of homemade potato salad or waffle fries and a crisp dill pickle. (Sweet potato fries, onion rings or garden salad add $1.25.)
Grilled Veggie Wrap
Grilled marinated zucchini, mushrooms, onions, and eggplant with melted mozzarella cheese rolled in a spinach wrap with our own roasted red pepper mayonnaise.
Buffalo Chicken Finger Wrap
Copperfield's own chicken fingers dipped in your choice of hot, medium, or mild sauce. Wrapped in a tomato-seasoned wrap with lettuce, diced tomato and blue cheese.
Turkey Club or Roast Beef Club Wrap
Your favorite club ingredients with your choice of turkey or roast beef rolled in an herb-seasoned wrap with roasted red pepper mayonnaise.
Florentine Wrap
Sauteed spinach, tomatoes, bacon and roasted red peppers with melted mozzarella cheese and rolled in a spinach wrap with balsamic dressing.
Add grilled chicken for $2.50
Add grilled chicken for $2.50
Grilled Chicken Melt Wrap
Grilled marinated chicken breast, melted cheddar cheese, lettuce, and tomato rolled in a tomato and herb-seasoned wrap with our own honey mustard dressing.
Chicken Ranchero Wrap
Chicken tenderloins, southwestern yellow rice, cheddar cheese, lettuce, our own salsa, and creamy peppercorn dressing rolled in a tomato herb-seasoned wrap.
B.L.T. Wrap
A modern spin on a timeless classic. Bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise generously stuffed in a tomato herb seasoned wrap.
Chicken Caesar Wrap
Grilled boneless chicken breast, romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese, and creamy Caesar dressing tossed together and rolled in a whole wheat wrap.
Village Trio Cheese Steak
Classic Philly-style cheese steak done our way with melted cheddar, provolone, and American cheese with sauteed onions. Served on fresh French bread.
Hot Open-Faced Sandwich
Your choice of turkey or roast beef served over bread with gravy and mashed potatoes.
Turkey or Roast Beef Club
Your choice of turkey or roast beef piled high with bacon, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise.
French Dip with Provolone
Sliced roast beef and melted provolone served on French bread with an au jus for dipping.
Grilled Turkey Melt
Fresh sliced turkey breast, coleslaw, Swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing piled high and grilled on rye bread.
Fresh Chicken Breast Sandwich
1/4 pound of tender chicken breast charbroiled and served seasoned to your liking with lettuce and tomato served on French bread. Choose charbroiled, BBQ, Teriyaki, Cajun, or hot sauce.
California Chicken Sandwich
Our fresh chicken breast sandwich topped with melted cheddar cheese, mushrooms, lettuce, and tomato on French bread.
An all around classic. Crispy bacon piled high with lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise served on toasted rye bread.
Old School Pulled Pork Sandwich
Our classic smoked pork shredded and smothered in BBQ sauce and topped with our homemade coleslaw served on a kaiser roll with a pickle
Mexican Chicken Wrap
Grilled marinated Chicken breast, shredded Monterey jack and cheddar cheese, salsa,guacamole,lettuce,and tomato rolled in an herb seasoned wrap
Mexican Fare
Soft tortillas stuffed with beef or chicken, cheddar jack cheese, lettuce, tomato and sour cream. Topped with melted Mexican cheese and our Mexican sauce. Served with Mexican rice and refried beans.
Chili Burrito
Copperfield's own chili stuffed in a seasoned flour tortilla with cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese, lettuce, and sour cream. Served with a side of our homemade salsa.
Shrimp Quesadilla
Grilled seasoned shrimp, melted cheddar jack cheese, spinach leaves, fresh diced tomatoes, and salsa in a flour tortilla. Served with a side of sour cream.
Three folded crisp or soft tortilla shells stuffed with chicken or beef, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, and Mexican cheese. Served with Mexican rice, refried beans, a side of sour cream and our homemade salsa.
Seasoned fresh ground beef or grilled chicken cooked with onions, tomatoes, and peppers rolled into a flour tortilla. Topped with melted Mexican cheese and garnished with guacamole and sour cream. Served with Mexican rice and refried beans.
Beef Burrito
Seasoned ground beef stuffed in a flour tortilla with cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese, lettuce, and sour cream. Served with our homemade salsa.
Spicy Chicken Quesadilla
Grilled Cajun chicken, Monterey Jack cheese, spinach, and our homemade salsa baked in an herb-seasoned tortilla. Served with sour cream.
Tater Tot Taco Surpirse
Our homemade beef taco meat covered with a layer of tater tots and smothered in melted Monterey Jack, cheddar and mexcican cheeses topped with salsa and sour cream
Signature Pub Pizza Pies
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A traditional, personal-sized, thick crust pizza with melted mozzarella cheese and pizza sauce.$.50 each additional topping
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The classic pub pizza with your choice of topping. Choose from pepperoni, green peppers, black olives, mushrooms, onions, or extra cheese.
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A pub pie like no other. Grilled chicken, crispy bacon, and ranch dressing hidden under a blanket of melted mozzarella cheese.
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Mac -N- Cheese
Our own Macaroni and Cheese topped with our secret recipe cracker crumble topping baked to perfection.
Copper Finger and Fries
Our own fresh breaded chicken tenders served with our signature waffle fries.
Penne Pasta Plate
Classic penne pasta served with your choice of butter or marinara sauce.
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2 charbroiled mini hamburgers plain or with cheese.
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2 Fried chicken patties with lettuce, tomato,and our own Mexican aoli sauce.
# 3 Crab Cake
2 mini crab cake sliders with Aoli sauce, lettuce and tomato.
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2 classic mini Philly style cheese steaks with melted American cheese and sauteed onions
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2 sliders with the classic Copper Fingers mixed with Hot sauce and covered with lettuce and tomato. Your choice of blue cheese or honey mustard
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Iron Mountain has confirmed a takeover of Anamnis.
Iron Mountain deals with information protection and storage services while Anamnis specialises in electronic document management solutions. Anamnis is the sister company of Anamnis, the French records management and data protection services firm founded in 1994 and acquired by Iron Mountain in June 2007.
The company's operation will be unchanged following the takeover and will improve Iron Mountain's document management solutions offering in France.
Marc Duale, president of Iron Mountain Europe said: "Iron Mountain is responding to increasing business demand for commercial document scanning solutions that can reduce storage costs and simplify the records searching and handling processes. We are very pleased to see that, as expected, the acquisition of Anamnis last year has been a success story for both companies. Anamnis GDM SAS's portfolio service will be leveraged by Iron Mountain in a broader range of markets outside of France."


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As we get older our lives become hectic, between work and other adult responsibilities. Getting a date with the click of a button sounds great. How much easier is it with our busy lives to just go onto an app from our phones to hopefully meet our Mr. Right? But is online dating making women want to stay single.
After being single for a year and a half, I decided to get back in the game. Being 34 years old, working 50 hours a week, and pretty much being over the club scene I was at a loss on how to meet someone. Everywhere we look online dating advertisements showing success story after success story, I decided this was it. Match, Bumble, Tinder, Zoosk and so on I had decisions to make.
I tried every one with little success. The entire ordeal has actually put me back off of dating and I have taken down almost all of my profiles. Nervous like a little school girl I combed through all of my photos to pick just the right ones. Now on to the hard part, your profile. Filling out my resume was less nerve racking and to be honest much easier than this.
Okay so your profile is ready to go and it is time to start swiping. It Can Be A Huge Ego Boost At First. Hundreds of matches, guys winking at you, it's a whole new world. But then the ugly reality of online dating starts to set in. Masked by the anonymity of approaching you through messaging, men have the courage to lose regard for manners, decency, and lets be honest normal human behavior.
So I enlisted other women to share their online dating experiences with me. Even after all that I had experienced, I was shocked by what they had to say. Their stories ranged from men being married to after a few messages being asked to participate in threesomes. And how can we forget catfishing. Lucy Goes Dating @LucyGoesDating who I follow on Twitter Googled the photo of a catfisher who was attempting to engage her. She then called him out on the fact that is was a models photo. I was inspired by her at this moment!
Here we go…this is my list of why online dating makes women want to stay single:
Young men (I mean very young) messaging you because they think that you are a cougar or desperate because of your age.
No profile picture – I don't know about you, but that just sends up warning signs all over the place for me.
Grammatically incorrect messages –
Bizarre requests – Yes, you are reading that right, a guy asked me to fart on him!
Naked Pictures – Sorry ladies these photos are to X rated for my blog!
Guys who wear fuzzy animal onesies –
Dirty or inappropriate messages –
Yes, calling a woman you have only exchanged a few messages with babe is inappropriate.
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Mmmmm niceing any woman as a way of greeting is gross, especially if you are 21 years her senior.
Asking a woman if she is 420 friendly as your greeting? Really? By the way it is 11 AM on a Monday, don't you have a job?
Trying to have a conversation with some of these guys is like pulling teeth. Guys on dating apps don't have any conversation skills.
DO NOT message us saying that you have seen us on other dating sites, followed by the fact that you thought you would reach out to us on this one. I didn't miss you, I swiped left. For a reason. Now in addition to making things awkward you have shown you have no regard for boundaries and our right to not be interested.
Lastly, ghosting – Now I must be honest here, we ladies do it too. It's time for all of us to grow up and use our big boy/girl words and be nicely honest. We're just not interested in you.
I don't know about you, but I am Exhausted! While online dating can be fun and exciting, it can also be bad for your self-esteem. I have heard more then one woman say I thought I was a 7, but maybe I'm really only a 3. Even if you seem to have found a good one, you go on the obligatory coffee date and here we go with the pseudo job interview. Of course if it doesn't work out you just go on another forced date. It becomes a nightmarish version of the movie Groundhog Day. This is why online dating makes women want to stay single.
Until next time…
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Jefferson City Asks Residents For Input On Proposed Recreation Center
JEFFERSON CITY - Jefferson City Parks and Recreation met Wednesday night with residents to discuss plans for a proposed multipurpose recreation center.
"We're trying to get suggestions from all the attendees on type of amenities they want to see in the facility," Parks and Recreation Center Director Bill Lockwood said. "Those range from babysitting facilities, childcare to indoor swimming pool to gymnasium space to theater type space and about everything else in between."
Residents presented other ideas including outdoor sports space, indoor batting cages, basketball courts with wooden floors, concessions, and a multipurpose room to host activities like dances.
Lockwood said the city needs a facility that is flexible in allowing sports teams to play there.
"There is a lot of youth sports organizations here in the community, in addition to our own programs, who lack the ability to have adequate practice time or practice space," Lockwood said.
He said he also sees the facility as a way to attract other sporting events to the city.
However, some wonder where the funding would come from for the center.
"For a fitness center, those are usually membership driven and without that you have to look at a daily fee type of program. What can you charge?" Lockwood said. "Many of the other amenities proposed for the building really generate a minimal amount of revenue so without that you have to have a revenue source that subsidizes the operation."
Parks and Recreation will be sending out a survey to 1,500 residents asking for their input.
"Once we gather that information and determine what those needs are, we will be looking at what the costs of construction can potentially be, what the cost of operation will be and determining whether we can put together a financial program," Lockwood said.
Lincoln University student Nathan Hays brought up the idea of pairing up with his University to make the center possible. Either way though, he said he is supportive and feel a recreation center is a priority in the community.
"I think it's important to address the health of the town, I think it's important to bring people together of all ages, I think it's important to give younger kids, younger than me obviously high school something to do," Hays said.
Lockwood agrees.
"We want it to be something of a value to the community as a whole," Lockwood said. "If we do this, it will be a win-win not only for parks and recreation and the city, but for other service providers that are in the community as well."


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Labuan Bajo
Get on board at 18.00 – 19.00 for joining Welcome Dinner party, meet and share experience with the participants of HKC 01 and then spend the night onboard according to the booked class.
The journey form east to west with us started with an early morning sail the next day At 05.00 depart from Labuan Bajo port and set sail to the first stop, the Rinca Island.
Rinca Island
At 06.00 you can enjoy the beautiful sunrise view from the boat. Breakfast on board then off on an adventure to the land of the dragon the Rinca Island.
Nestled between Sumbawa and Flores, the islands of Komodo and Rinca are the main components of Unesco-recognised Komodo National Park, The main difference compare to the Komodo Island, it is more natural here in rinca.
The island's jagged hills, carpeted with savannah and fringed with mangroves, are home to the legendary Komodo dragon. The world's largest lizard, known locally as ora, it can reach over 3m in length. It hunts alone and feeds on animals as large as deer and buffalo, both of which are found here.
Gili Laba
After enjoying the view for around 1,5 hours, get back onboard and sail to Moyo Island
Moyo Island
at 08.00 arrive in Moyo Island. After breakfast, get ashore to explore the moyo island and seek for the hidden waterfall.
About the same size as Singapore, this 36.000 hectare island is located on the northen part of Sumbawa Besar. Only six small village can be found in the island and most of them make their living as fishermen.
Moyo island offers a decent reefs for snorkiling, a nature reserve laced with trails, and of course the main highligth it's waterfalls.
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This the of the trip, upon arrival at Labuan Lombok harbor have a farewell dinner on board while remembering the great memory everyone had on this amazing trip.
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The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has encouraged permanent-only recruitment agencies to add contractor recruitment to their repertoire to secure a raft of significant commercial advantages.
Many professional-sector agencies concentrate exclusively on making permanent placements. The chief reason is that this is a simple and straightforward business system with mild compliance requirements. Funding arrangements aren't needed, and administration takes little time and effort. Every time a placement is made, a profit is also.
A number of permanent agencies operate on a profit-only or margin-only basis, wherein the end client deals directly with the candidates' pay, leaving the agency to receive pure profit. For many agencies, this is as close as they get to placing contracting professionals.
However, APSCo's advice is that while there are additional steps involved in placing contractors, none are onerous or complex, and the benefits are numerous.
APSCo cites the following advantages of contractor placement:
Boosting company turnover
Recruiters placing permanent candidates receive only the invoice value for the placement, but if they place contracting professionals, then they'll receive information on the amount charged for pay as well as the profit margin on the placement. From a bookkeeping perspective, this is a significant advantage, as it makes agencies look larger and appreciably enhances the prospects of selling the agency at a premium price if desired.
Continuing (and growing) income streams
Permanent-only agencies will have zero profit coming in if they close down for a one- or two-week summer break. Contractor placements, by contrast, generate profit every day that the contracting professional works. Such profits may be relatively modest to begin with, but a well-received placement often ends with a contract extension. That can and often does mean increased long-term profit.
Strengthening client relationships
With a contracting professional on site, recruiters automatically have a link to the client, which can be used to make more placements of permanent and contracting professionals. By offering a choice of both types of candidates, agencies frequently find that they are approached for more work.
Maximising company value
For agency owners who are considering selling, a top priority is ensuring that the company has as high a value as possible. Again, contract placements can make a big difference here. Professional contractors will typically bring two to three times the value of each permanent placement. PSL agreements, along with particularly long contracts, will boost company value appreciably further.
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Numerous funding providers are available to take care of the administration for contract placements. There is need for a big back-office-system overhaul.
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The Foot Clan are among the most famous and recurring enemies and a major antagonistic force in the popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise. They are often employed by the arch-villain known as Shredder.
The Foot Clan consist of a multitude of faceless ninjas who exist to do battle with the heroic turtles and although they tend to fall rather easily they are anything if persistent and continually return to take more punishment.
Aside from using ninjas as soldiers, the Foot has been known to associate with gangsters, robots, mutants and even aliens and demons throughout their different interpretations. They appear in the Mirage Comics,Archie Comics,and the IDW comics.The founders is from the Mirage Comics named Sato and Oshi,while in the IDW comics the Founder is Takeshi Tatsuo who was reincarnated as Orouk Saki the man who would eventullay become Shredder.
The Foot Clan members in the modern times and leader is Shredder who is usually the primary antagonist of the TMNT series but other leaders aside from him are Karai who is orginally someone to replace Shredder in the MIrage Comics later installments became his adopted daughter or biological desendant in the IDW comics.Baxter Stockman would also join the Foot in some versions. In the other members the Foot Elite and Foot Mystics are also employed as well as some Foot Scientists. Bebop and Rocksteady are often seen as members of the Foot during their debut in the 1987 show and would since appear in many incarnations like in the comics in the Archie and IDW or the 2012 series.The Purple Dragons sometimes work for the Foot in some versions with Hun their leader being one of Shredder's enforcers.Other members include Ktisune,Koya,Bludgeon,and Alpoex from the IDW comics,Tiger Claw and Fishface from the 2012 series,and Tatsu,Tokka and Rahzar from the movies.The Foot sometimes ally with Krang a warlord from Dimension X while in others their rivals.
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In the 2014 reboot movie of Paramount, The Foot Clan served as the film's minor supporting antagonists (the other being Karai and Eric Sacks).
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The Foot clan appear in the 1987 series.
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The Foot clan appear is minor villains in the live action series.
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The Foot Clan are once again the major villains of this series with most of them mutants.
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In the Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles The Foot clan are hired merchinaries and the two foots are The Foot Lieutenaut and The Foot brute serve an unknown sensei and the foot soliders are origamis used by the mystic monks.
- As the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise originally borrowed elements from the Marvel Comics superhero Daredevil, the Foot Clan was based off the Marvel Comics' evil ninja group and one of Daredevil's recurring antagonists, The Hand.
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Andrew "Drew" Robertson's determination and impeccable eye for detail have cemented him as a valuable member of the KRCL litigation team. Clients value his responsiveness and creativity when navigating complex commercial litigation and personal injury disputes.
Prior to joining KRCL, Drew clerked for Senior United States District Judge Sam R. Cummings in the Northern District of Texas, where his responsibilities included helping manage the Court's extensive civil docket, researching pending cases, drafting, and editing opinions and orders of the Court. He previously spent time interning with Senator John Cornyn in the United States Senate and in the Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney's Office.
Drew attended the University of North Texas where he graduated magna cum laude in 2012. While earning his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History, Drew served as Speaker of the Student Senate and Student Supreme Court Chief Justice. This experience sparked his interest in law, leading him to earn his Doctor of Jurisprudence cum laude from Texas Tech University School of Law in 2015. He was heavily involved in Texas Tech's nationally-ranked moot court program as a law student, earning multiple brief writing awards and winning one national championship.
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Health IT sending older physicians over the retirement cliff?
File this one under "heard on the health IT street": At the American Health Information Management Association convention last week in Orlando, FL, representatives from the central Florida and combined Minnesota-North Dakota health IT regional extension centers (RECs) gave presentations on their efforts to get solo docs and small group practices up and running with electronic health records (EHRs).
At other conferences, we'd been hearing that physicians over a certain age (some experts theorize it's 40; others, 45; and still others, 50) would play out the string until meaningful use became mandatory, using their same old paper workflows. Maybe they would stick around a couple years, then close up shop instead of making the transition to an EHR system.
It is unthinkable to technology advocates that computerizing the nation's health care records could actually worsen the system, but those with boots on the ground are seeing this unintended consequence of the health IT buildup as a very real possibility — despite the incentive of nearly $50,000 per solo physician for purchasing and EHR system.
The REC reps — who speak daily with practicing physicians who are planning to implement EHR systems — confirmed it's starting to happen. Right now there's a shortage of family physicians. With the baby-boomer generation aging and its need for medical attention increasing, and the following generations being less populous, the shortage will only get worse. Throw in a certain number of docs quitting over mandatory EHRs, and the system could break.
Many physicians are doing the math on retiring early, said Karen van Caulil from the Central Florida HIT Initiative at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine REC during a presentation offering strategies for leveraging REC services. It doesn't work out in favor of EHR implementation every time. In fact, for some physicians it's a "really big barrier" to staying in business past 2015, when Medicare penalties kick in for doctors still using paper, she said.
"When you look at the expense that they will have to incur in their practices to get from paper to electronic [records]," van Caulil said, "and then look at when the penalties start coming in — 1% a year, year after year — sometimes it makes sense for them to take a couple of years of reduced payments from government-paid clients."
And then retire. Or perhaps stop seeing Medicare and Medicaid patients. That strategy is very concerning, considering it will worsen an already acute physician shortage, van Caulil said. Is there any way health information managers and their IT staff colleagues can talk their physicians contemplating retirement back from the edge of the cliff? Put them in contact with their local REC, which is designed to ease the transition, suggested co-presenter Shirley Eichenwald Maki, from the REC and Assistance Center for Minnesota and North Dakota.
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How to give feedback to artists when it's called for!
The art sandwich makes your feedback easier to digest for all those vulnerable artists out there who bravely expose their art to you. It is a technique when you give praise either side of feedback. This is not about judging whether you like the art or not, because giving feedback is not about you, it's about them, so wait until you are asked to give feedback. Treat all artists equally, so you are deemed credible for imparting impartial feedback that will be valued.
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Even if you don't like a piece of art, dig deep to find something that you genuinely like about it – admire what's working. Ask questions about it to understand it better – has the primary goal been achieved? Talk about something that catches your eye or the craftsmanship. Be honest but please don't mention the frame!
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Only make one or two suggestions. Say something that you think they could improve, something specific to the artist. What they could do better, say what you think would make the most difference in the piece. Look at the problem areas. Ask about the artists goals, motivations and what actions they could take. Make sure the feedback is helpful. Be kind, this is not a criticism and remember you could be wrong about what the piece needs.
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Say something else more general that you appreciate about their art. Explain how the artwork makes sense to you and how their ideas could flourish? Remind the artist of their strong points. Encourage the artist and leave it on a positive note.
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Remember – if you are the poor vulnerable artist who finds yourself on the receiving end of feedback, you need to be open minded to suggestions, listen carefully and ask questions.
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If you're looking for a bit of a different dining experience, boy do we have something in store for you.
You're probably familiar with the way Airbnb allows people to turn their homes into hotels, but now new websites are letting people turn their kitchens into restaurants. That's right, you can now pay to have dinner in the home of a complete stranger.
While the idea might seem a little sketchy at first, these kinds of businesses are becoming more common in the wake of entities like Uber, Turo and, of course, Airbnb. Plus, this style of dining gives customers the chance to eat directly with the chefs, and many of these micro restaurants take themselves quite seriously.
Take Chez Lisgar, for example. It's run by Toronto residents Nadya Khoja and her roommate Sarah Lee from inside of their apartment. To eat with them, simply request a reservation on their website. The best part is, Chez Lisgar doesn't accept cash. All you have to do is bring the booze, and they'll take care of supplying the food.
And with menu items like these, it's hard to see that as a bad deal:
Kale pesto risotto, lemon butter poached egg, ricotta and olive oil drizzle. #chezlisgar #foodporn #the6 #dinner #foodies
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Chez Lisgar is far from the only option, however. There are entire websites built around the idea of connecting customers with individuals willing to host customers in their own home. Feastly offers a great way to find micro restaurants in your area (just keep in mind that because the idea is still new, locations may not have sprung up in your area just yet). For a unique culinary experience abroad, you could even check out EatWith, which allows you to make dinner reservations at residences around the world.
If the idea of eating with strangers is a little too weird for you though, you can also get takeout from these restaurant residences. MealSurfers is Toronto specific, but lists many individuals who are willing to serve up your lunch or dinner to go.
The only real concern about the idea is that these places may not be held to the same standards as restaurants in terms of food handling and safety. While the CBC reports that Toronto health inspectors have randomly visited cooks on MealSurfers, it's unclear whether cooks listed on other websites or in other areas are getting the same treatment.
In any case, this could be a great way to meet new folks in your community and get a taste of what they're cooking.
Bon Appétit!


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This will be my 20th year coaching and teaching. I graduated from Georgetown High School in 1992 and later graduated from Tarleton State University in 1997 with my Bachelors in Exercise and Sports Studies. In 1999 I graduated with my Masters from Tarleton State University. I also graduated from the University of Phoenix with a second Masters in Computer Information Systems in 2006. I have been at Tejeda for 13 years now and this will be my 8th year as the Athletic Coordinator. I coach 8th grade football and 7th and 8th grade track. I also teach 6th grade Physical Education.
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While we sat leisurely under a thatched roof gazebo in the Clarin Ancestral Home, I noticed that the lawn was "pockmarked" with substantial holes surrounded by dirt around the edges. It was almost as if someone was digging down looking for buried treasure. Duhh, turns out it was a type of native mud crab(s) digging OUT of their underground abodes to seek food and sunshine up above! How odd is that? I have NEVER come across these types of crab before. The house was built over sandy soil, some 50-100 meters perhaps from the sea shore. And there was a major two lane road between the property and the sea… so these critters were tunneling quite a bit of distance to get here from the sea! The staff at the cafe said there just tons and tons of these crabs and they actually caught them to eat!
They showed us a large ceramic pot in the yard, which housed their current catch, OMG, there must have been a dozen large "kagang" or crabs, mean looking things with reddish brown claws. They were very much alive but a bit ticked to be imprisoned in this pot. At least they had some grass clippings and a plate of grated coconut to keep them amused.
Apparently, locals like to cook them in a stew of coconut milk and heavy with shredded coconut meat. They all readily admitted these weren't as succulent or populat as the more well-known alimango and alimasag, but I guess you have to try them to really experience and taste the difference. I was a bit concerned that they were thriving in mud and soil and thought they might taste of soil, but I quickly realized alimango in ponds or mangroves were probably doing something very similar…
We were shown the clever bamboo traps "pasgang" that were set out at night to catch the critters. Some bait is put in the bamboo cylinder, the crab enters and its movement within triggers the "gate" to snap closed. The ultimate environmentally friendly crabtrap. Cool.
We left with one unsettling thought in my mind… imagine heading out to your backyard at night to smoke a cigarette or chat with friends and suddenly the lawn starts crawling to the soundtrack of the movie "Jaws"??? These kagang could easily bite off your little toes. Ughhh. :)
I wonder if the kagangs are the same as what the ilocanos call dakomo. They look very similar. Steamed dakomo with spicy vinegar dip and lots of rice and steamed ampalaya or kamote tops, yummy. Even better with bahaw.
May 6, 2010 | 7:06 am
That last paragraph was really funny MM! First time for me to learn about the existence of this kind of crab.Thanks for always being informative. First photo is graphically interesting—like a fight arena!
May 6, 2010 | 7:24 am
This post is just so delightful – sets a lot of us to wishing we live by the seashore and have access to these crabs for anytime dinner!! MM, I just love the way you poke around – and serendipitously, uncover such informative and charming vignettes.
May 6, 2010 | 7:41 am
Hi MM,
Weird looking crabs! Noticed something on your 3rd paragraph, you might have unknowingly missed a word between "as" and "the".
"They all readily admitted these weren't as the more well-known alimango and alimasag"
May 6, 2010 | 7:59 am
These crabs forsaking the sea and foraging inland remind me of our primordial ancestors coming to shore because they sensed that this is where the action was going to be. What we have in the fish ponds of Bataan is a type of crab called damoko (sounds like a Spoonerism of Mary Grace's dakomo) which are similar in shape, size and hirsuteness to the celebrated Shanghai hairy crab.
They look like creatures from outer space at close range.
May 6, 2010 | 8:26 am
oh, i don't mind cooking those crabs with coconut cream, luya and lots
of garlic!
have you seen that no reservations program of anthony bourdain when
he was in tahiti? anthony bourdain and some tahitians were feasting
at the nearby beach. they caught several coconut crabs on the shore.
they said that they call them coconut crabs because those creatures
feast on dry coconuts scattered on the shore.
May 6, 2010 | 8:46 am
Steamed with vinegar chilli dipping is their destination to me :)
May 6, 2010 | 9:11 am
Judging from your photos, they look like stones that mutated into crab, don't they? Bodies don't seem to have any edges where the upper and lower halves meet. Much like the crab at Pirates of the Caribbean. How big do they get, judging from the size of the traps, probably not all that large?
May 6, 2010 | 9:25 am
From the Crab nebula perhaps.
May 6, 2010 | 9:37 am
Holy crab, MM! They look like Marvin the Martian!
May 6, 2010 | 9:54 am
Yes, they look like Marvin the Martian! I was thinking the same thing :)
May 6, 2010 | 10:04 am
Those crabs look like real life caricatures of themselves.
May 6, 2010 | 11:39 am
The same martian looking crabs are aplenty up north. We got to taste them when we visited Santa Ana, Cagayan Valley/Palaui Island. The crabs were also cooked in coconut milk. I can no longer remember exactly how it tasted but I know medyo kakaiba ang lasa from the regular crabs that we know. Just the same, the five of us finished the 20+ pieces, orange-sized crabs that we bought for only P5.00 per piece!
May 6, 2010 | 12:06 pm
Cool! Did you get to try them yourself?
May 6, 2010 | 12:58 pm
Wow! Kagang (or as my mom calls it "kakagang")! I love this cooked as sinigang sa sampaloc and kamatis.
May 6, 2010 | 1:23 pm
This post is so informative and so funny! :) First time for me to see such crabs. I did took a second look at those crabs after you described them as creatures from outer space, hahaha… even without a close up photo, your second shot up there captured some very mean stares and THEY DO HAVE ALIEN EYES!
May 6, 2010 | 2:21 pm
MM…that last paragraph's really funny
F..I was thinking the same thing! they look like the stone crabs from the movie
May 6, 2010 | 3:56 pm
I know these crabs since we caught quite a few at a tennis court here in Hagatna, one night when my kids went to play tennis, ( the tennis court is quite far from the sea but I guess there's a river nearby which flows out to the sea, hence the abundance of these crabs). These crabs were just scurrying around and there were quite a lot of it. The taste is not exactly what you would be looking forward to.
May 6, 2010 | 5:03 pm
They are called in our town in Quezon Province as the "katang" they are alike with alimango but they are very light and agile. they also have different color other than what is shown in the picture.
They are delicious if boiled with water and a certain soda (sprite in particular). If the broth has evaporated, they are fried out of their own fat.
hmmm. yummy…
May 7, 2010 | 6:40 am
these crabs look like theyve come straight out of a 3d movie…
May 7, 2010 | 9:35 am
They call these crabs "Kuray" in Tagalog…these are land crabs that inhabits near water ways and mangrove areas…kuray are not as good as alimango…
May 9, 2010 | 12:25 am
MM, what's the size of those crabs? Were they like fistful, or egg-sized?
They look appetizing to me. Steamed lang puede na, then maybe dip it to sukang pinakurat!?
Btw, those crab traps are pretty much the same to what my uncles used there in Ilocos. They lay it very late in the afternoon, then gather those in the early mornings.
May 9, 2010 | 8:53 pm
how about that ingenious crab trap? leave it up to the Filipinos to come up with something creative out of what nature provides!! here's a salute to the pinoy ingenuity! (^_^)
May 10, 2010 | 11:59 pm
how do they make those traps? Are they buried too?!
May 13, 2010 | 7:08 am
I haven't tried kagang but they say it is dirty. I live in Tagbilaran and sometimes I see those crabs at the back of our house. One of our helpers would use the crabs to unclog toilet bowls. Just drop them and they will clear out the clogged toilet bowl :D
May 13, 2010 | 9:07 pm
On a not so related topic…I just finished a little over a kilo of Alaskan king crab legs (eaten over 3 days) about 4 huge legs…I think I will forego crabs for a few months….
What a pig! (At least I have confirmed to myself I am not allergic to it :-) )
May 15, 2010 | 4:32 pm
Presumably, the crabs' scientific ID is possibly Cardisoma carnifex, a land crab.
These land crabs pretty much feed on leaf litter and some carrion, unlike the Scylla (alimango) or Portunus (alimasag) crabs which tend to be more predatory.
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The Cube Camera for Three.js will provide us these six perspective cameras and will display what each camera sees onto any object in which we place it. As expected, it will fit well on all default three-dimensional shapes provided by the core Three.js library. In this example, I use a few spheres, a rectangle, and a cone. I also add a reflection to the plane I use as the floor so that lights and the cube map (background image) are reflected.
To see the full code click on the "JS" tab in the Threejs reflections example below. There are also some really neat examples on the Three.js example pages. Here is one of my favorites, though they achieve the reflection effect a little differently.
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The stretch of state controlled Gilgo Beach will finally be accessible to surfcasters possessing the State Beach Vehicle Permit effective April 1. That's good news for casters who have been limited to Democrat Point, where the most productive stretch of beach, the Demo Bar, has also been pretty much off limits to 4x4s for the past couple of seasons as a result of erosion and piping plovers. The Sore Thumb access area has been so congested with "non-fishermen" once the mild weather settles in that most fishermen shy away from it except to work night tides. During summer weekends, it is so congested that any serious fishing is out of the question.
The opening of Gilgo should help alleviate some of the crowding at Sore Thumb/Cedar, and Gilgo can be a more productive beach for stripers and blues during the warmer months. One concern with Gilgo is that since this stretch of beach has seen little human activity the past few years, piping clovers have found it more attractive as a nesting area. Last year, 12 pairs of nesting plovers called this area home. The good news, come fall surf fishermen should have the entire length of Gilgo State Park to prowl for bass and hopefully, some bluefish which have been pretty much absent from our fall fishery in recent years. When the surf is up, there will be competition for beachfront with surfers, who also value this stretch of shore.
We can thank the recently concluded dredging project that cleared Fire Island Inlet's main channel, and the need to provide a buffer to Ocean Parkway, for the return of Gilgo. The beach along Gilgo had been eroded to within 30 feet of this important thoroughfare in some areas, so sand from the project was deposited along Gilgo State Park and west to West Gilgo. The beach is in great shape now, and barring any major natural disasters like hurricanes, we should be able to count on access throughout the season, barring some temporary closures as a result of nesting plovers.
If you plan on accessing Gilgo, Sore Thumb, Democrat Point, Napeague, Hither Hills or Montauk this season and have not acquired your Four Wheel Drive Beach Fishing Permit, you are running out of time. The deadline is March 31. You will need your driver's license, vehicle registration and marine fishing registry to get your permit. The cost is $80. For permit info, call 631-321-3510.


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The latest edition of the FedEx Diverse Appeal covers topics like Minorities in Aviation and Supplier Diversity. We'll also take you on fascinating trips to The Philippines, Toronto and Ghana.
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Only through inclusion of ideas other than our own do we integrate and become, and become a part of a greater, unified sum. Years of introspect and independent study brought me to appreciation of Than Anderson's statement in the most recent Diverse Appeal that instead of effort to "homogenize" the workforce, we should adhere to principles of "peace, love, and tolerance." Some considering such of a spiritual domain, path lessons relative to shared, right principles often provide perspectives synchronistic with those of broader arenas. Such awareness from an individual standpoint, can simply remind us that we are one with the world. From an employee standpoint, one may view a flat organization in which right action becomes lateral leadership. With problems of production and distribution fairly resolved and with an emphasis on environmental sustainability, our primary challenge as a race of humans is harmonious interdependence.
Along with so many with whom I've been privileged to learn and work, James Jackson's article highlighting Angela Dorkor's story and enthusiasms reminds me that my path has been quite common, if not exactly ordinary. Knowing ourselves, learning how we best contribute, areas in which we need help, and aligning our contributions is as essential as life-balance is to our effective happiness and well being individually and as a whole. In part, a beauty and marvel of FedEx is that so many associates' balance of doing right things, doing things right, and doing through a focus upon right principles created and sustains its diverse, service culture of caring analogous to Angela Dorkor's statement of Magic Johnson's program which "transcends U.S. borders." Being open to ideas other than our own, continuously learning and evolving as individuals overcoming challenges together only strengthens the families, organizations, and communities in which we live, work, and play. We've all stories and as individuals, unique insight, talent mix, and skill contributions to include in the process. Human, our lessons generally overlap as change and principles remain constants. Growing together, we're changing the world.
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Our last full day today and again I opted out of going to the school and instead sat outside in the shade. It's been an interesting time, not a holiday in any sense that I understand, much hotter and more hardcore than I had anticipated, but I think the heat is unusual for them too at this time of year. Together Beastie and I travelled a lot but only ever in civilised Europe. He had been to "exotic" locations in the past and said he wasn't interested in going back. Now I understand that point of view. I too have no desire to go to some artificially nice resort where the locals live in slums but you never go there and see them. I like exploring my destinations but found little here that I wished to find out more about. There are certainly beautiful things to see but the amount of awfulness that surrounds them spoils it for me. The inequality of it is beyond my power to change, so I will stay away. It would be nice to think my being there and spending money would somehow help these poor souls but in this greedy world, I know it won't. Yes, it opened my mind but once is enough, and I shall follow Beastie's advice and stick closer to home and civilisation.
The other thing is that I am aware I am a very "stand alone" item. I cannot be one of the herd and when I find myself in the company of overpowering companions I walk away and leave them. This does not make me a popular person! But as time passes and some get to know me better they find out I am… well apparently cute and sweet, only because I don't bitch up others and tell tales. It seems I am an oddity among women/ people by shying away from any kind of group, not making friends easily and happy with my own company, and some find that hard to deal with. That much is true, that's just me.
I can't wait to get home, to snow, the hills and my cats and to all that is lovely in my life. In the bigger scheme of things I am amongst life's very lucky few, whatever comes my way. Actually we all are. In a world with 7.5 billion people we are at the very top and that is easy to forget.


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Earlier tonight at the Commons, I was accosted by a woman who worked for the cafeteria and several Public Safety officers for "intended theft"--I had put some food in a few small Ziploc containers. The PS officers went on to chastise me, saying that the rules regarding food transportation were "very clear" and that I might as well "just obey them." Frankly, the rules in the Commons are as capricious as they are invisible: one day you're allowed to take food out, the next it becomes a crime. I say that this is despotism, and PS officers should focus on more important issues than a kid taking macaroni out of the Commons in a baggie.
The worst part about the Commons is that you are literally FORCED to have a meal plan if you live on campus. There's a new 'meal exemption' form, but only for 'extreme medical conditions.' I know people who have tried to get off the meal plan with doctor's notes and what have you, but even then the administration refuses to waive the meal plan fee. It's ridiculous. I'd rather just buy my own groceries and make food. It'd be healthier and cheaper.
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