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Crime Report: Man Steals Friend's Phone
A Maryland man was arrested Saturday night after he allegedly stole a female friend's iPhone.
The man tried to surreptitiously smuggle the phone out of his friend's apartment during a visit, according to Arlington County Police spokesman Dustin Sternbeck.
While his friend was walking him to his car, her phone — which has a distinctive ringtone — started to ring, Sternbeck said. The woman tried to get the phone back, but the man got in his car and started to drive away, bumping the woman with the car in the process, according to Sternbeck.
The man was later arrested when he was pulled over for having improperly tinted windows. Police made the connection to the previous incident during the traffic stop, Sternbeck said. From this week's Arlington County crime report:
ROBBERY, 02/23/13, 1800 block of Crystal Drive. At 8 pm on February 23, a known subject stole a victim's iPhone from her apartment. The victim chased the subject to the parking lot where she was bumped with the subject's vehicle as he attempted to flee the scene. The subject was located during a traffic stop for improper tint approximately three hours later. Durell Adrian Hines, 20, of Capitol Heights, MD, was arrested and charged with robbery. He was held without bond.
The rest of the crime report, after the jump.
MALICIOUS WOUNDING, 02/26/13, 4000 block of N. 7th Street. At 9:05 am February 26, a subject forced entry into a room where a victim was sleeping. The subject assaulted the victim before the victim was able to escape through a bedroom window. Both the victim and the suspect were transported to Virginia Hospital Center with minor injuries. Hubert Leon Willoughby, 52, of Arlington, VA was arrested and charged with malicious wounding. He is currently being held without bond.
BURGLARY, 02/20/13, 6500 block of N. Williamsburg Boulevard. Between 5 pm on February 18 and 8:50 pm on February 20, an unknown subject(s) entered a locked residence and stole numerous items to include jewelry and electronics. There is no suspect(s) description.
BURGLARY, 02/19/13, 600 block of S. Carlin Springs Road. Between 9 am and 1:30 pm on February 19, an unknown subject(s) entered a residence and stole a chicken that was cooking in a crock pot. There is no suspect(s) description.
BURGLARY, 02/21/13, 500 block of S. 23rd Street. Between 10:30 pm on February 20 and 10:30 am on February 21, an unknown subject(s) entered a restaurant after hours and stole two lights and an "open" sign. There is no suspect(s) description.
BURGLARY, 02/21/13, 2600 block of S. Uhle Street. Between 8:30 am and 6:10 pm on February 21, an unknown subject(s) entered a locked residence through a window and stole numerous electronics. There is no suspect(s) description.
BURGLARY, 02/26/13, 800 block of S. Irving Street. Between 10 am and 8 pm on February 26, an unknown subject(s) allegedly forced entry into a residence and stole several items. There is no suspect(s) description.
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"The Real Housewives of Miami," rather amazingly, manages to create class warfare between the rich and the equally rich.
The first episode of the second season introduces us to the usual cast of rich women: Ana, who shares a strangely functional relationship with her soon-to-be ex-husband; Karent, "dentist to the stars;" Lea, who thinks the only solution to the musty smell in her multi-million dollar mansion is to tear it down; Lisa, or the one with the big boobs; Joanna the model; Adriana, who refuses to move onto a yacht without a baby grand piano; and Marysol, the one with the crazy mother.
Marysol's mother, Elsa, is the star of episode.
Elsa is a psychic who relaxes by having her housekeeper sing to her. From losing her dog in the closet for a few days to fainting in the middle of a party she garnered the most attention.
But Elsa wasn't the only source of drama.
The episode foreshadowed drama between new neighbors, Lea and Lisa.
Lea doesn't seem thrilled about sharing "Star Island" with Lisa and her husband, also known as "the boob God."
We were also introduced to a potential love triangle between Ana, Karent and Rodolfo—Karent's soap-star boyfriend.
Karent says she trusts her boyfriend but Ana says Rodolfo approached her in a less than honorary manner. Meanwhile, Rodolfo is pretending to suffer from a case of amnesia (borrowing from your soap opera script, Rodolfo?).
The episode culminates with a montage of this season's drama, and it appears we'll be hearing our fair share of fights in a Cuban accent.
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•••• "I'm just going to smother the ribs on my dirty penis." — Robert (Ana's ex-husband)
•••• "He didn't want people to associate my…uni-boob with his work." — Lisa
•••• "Don't do that, you're gonna have diarrhea on the plane." — Karrent
•••• "He met my butt before he met me…and then he said 'Oh thank God her face matches her ass.'" — Lisa
•••• "You have to study for four years to be a pastor? How hard can it possibly be?" — Lisa
•••• "Are you looking to hire a first mate? Or just looking to mate?" — Adrian
•••• "I'm a gypsy at heart." — Adriana
•••• "When the bullfighter gets the biggest win of the night he gets to eat his penis." — Rodolfo


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What are "energy vampires" or "phantom loads"? First, they are not the monsters hiding in the closet to drain your energy and make really cheesy movies. (Those are completely different ones that won't be making an appearance in this blog.)
Energy vampires are devices that use electricity when you think they are off. They are the cell phone and iPod chargers that are left plugged in, the computer that is left in sleep mode all day, or the TV that comes on instantly when you press the button on the remote. Electronics like this never really turn off. There is always some power going to them. This allows things like clocks on DVD players to still function while off, or for the TV to come on instantly with a remote control. Phantom load accounts for 64 million megawatts (or 64,000,000,000 kilowatt hours) of power and $4 billion a year in the United States.
To find out how much that means for you, we'll have to do some more math!
Texas Average cost of electricity – in Houston it goes from $0.10 to $0.18 per kilowatt hour. So that makes an average of $0.14 per kilowatt hour.
Here are the two bits of math to keep in mind while we figure out how much phantom load we use and how much it costs.
1 kilowatt = 1,000 watts
1 kilowatt hour = $0.14
So how much phantom load do you have?
A cell phone charger uses 0.5 watts when it is just sitting there without a cell plugged in. That adds up to 0.012 kilowatt hours per day or $0.0017. For an entire month it uses 0.36 kilowatt-hours or $0.05 per month. Yearly it uses 4.32 kilowatt hours per year or $.60 per year.
That doesn't sound so bad. Lets keep going.
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An LCD TV of greater then 40 inches uses about 3 watts of power when it appears to be off, so the TV consumes 0.003 kilowatts per hour at a cost of $0.0042 per hour. For a day it uses 0.72 kilowatt hours or $0.10 every day. Per month it uses 2.16 kilowatt hours or $0.30 per month. Yearly it uses 25.92 kilowatt hours or $3.63 per year.
A computer uses 4 watts when it is off, 17 watts when it is asleep or 68 watts when it is on.
If you turn your computer off it is still taking in 0.004 kilowatts or costing you $0.00056 per hour which turns into 0.096 kilowatt hours a day or $0.01 every day. Over a month it uses 2.88 kilowatts hours or costs $0.40. In a year it will use 34.56 kilowatt hours or $4.83.
When you put the computer to sleep (lullaby little technology, go to sleep…) it still draws around 0.017 kilowatts per hour or $0.00238 per hour. That is 0.408 kilowatt hours each day or $.06 per day. Monthly that works out to 12.24 kilowatt hours or costs $1.71 per month. For an entire year that adds up to 146.88 kilowatt hours or $20.56 for a year.
If you're like me and you leave your computer on all the time, it uses 0.068 kilowatts per hour, costing$0.01 per hour. Over one day it uses 1.632 kilowatts hours or $0.23 per day. If I left the computer on for a month it would use 48.96 kilowatt hours and cost $6.85. If I left it on for a whole year it would use 587.52 kilowatt hours and cost me $82.25.
After writing this blog I now turn my home computer off when I come to work.
A DVD player uses 1 watt while turned off or 0.001 kilowatt per hour and cost $0.00014 per hour so the DVD player uses 0.024 kilowatt hours a day and cost $0.00336 each day. Over a month it would use 0.72 kilowatt hours and cost $.10. Each year it would use 8.64 kilowatt hours and cost $1.21.
A Playstation 3 uses 1.5 watts per hour when it is off, so that's 0.0015 kilowatts per hour and $0.00021. Each day that's 0.036 kilowatt hours or $0.0054. Over a month it uses 1.08 kilowatt hours and costs $.15 per month. Yearly it uses 12.96 kilowatt hours and cost $1.81 per year.
A coffee maker uses 1.14 watts per hour while it is off. (This would be a coffee maker with a clock in it, or maybe a clock with an alarm that can be set to make coffee at a certain time). So the coffee maker would use .00114 kilowatts per hour and cost $0.0001596. Every day it would use 0.02736 kilowatts hours costing $.003804. Over a month it would use 0.8208 kilowatts hours and cost $0.11. Over a year, that's 9.8496 kilowatt hours and $1.37.
That may all be small change, but it can add up. If you have a coffee maker, two cell phone chargers, a Playstation 3, three computers, a DVD player, and a LCD TV, then you spend about $2 a month just having stuff plugged in. (Note: I have not factored in monitors for computers, printers, microwaves, refrigerators, etc.)
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So watts the answer? Should everything be unplugged when you're not using it? The answer to that is probably not. Some things like smoke or carbon monoxide detectors should be left plugged in. Most people won't want to spend the time plugging in and unplugging the TV to save a few dollars. But if you have a second TV that is not used very often, then it could be unplugged. Or if you don't want to spend the time unplugging each cell phone charger, you could put them all on one power strip and turn the power strip off when you're not charging. Now you can even get power strips that turn themselves off when they're not in use. Mostly, it's just being aware of your power usage. If you know that, you can make informed decisions.


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Batman is getting a next-gen makeover — and so is the Batmobile.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment unveiled the first footage of the Batmobile from Rocksteady Studios' "Batman: Arkham Knight," which had been set for release later this year but is now due for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC in 2015.
The follow-up to 2009's "Arkham Asylum" and 2011's "Arkham City," "Arkham Knight" is set one year after the conclusion of "Arkham City" and will offer players a chance to lead the Dark Knight on a mission through Gotham and take on the Scarecrow, who has united with a familiar crew of rogue's gallery regulars.
Judging by the cast list — and a brief shot in the trailer — it appears that featured villains will include the Riddler, the Penguin and Two-Face.
Watch a clip of the new Batmobile morphing into full combat mode below.
Kevin Conroy will return to voice the Caped Crusader, after handing off the mantle to Roger Craig Smith for the 2013 prequel "Arkham Origins."
The title is the fourth console edition of the popular "Arkham" series and the third to be overseen by London's Rocksteady Studios.
The "Arkham" series has consistently earned rave reviews from critics and fans; "Arkham Asylum" currently holds the Guinness World Record for most critically acclaimed superhero game ever.
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BiologyAfter spending much of the year alone in the open ocean, males arrive at the chosen breeding site ahead of the females during late June or July. Two weeks later the females arrive and mating takes place. The birds are monogamous and prefer their nest sites to be hidden from one another. Two pale-green eggs are laid in a cavity between tree roots, stones or small burrows in the coastal forest, and incubation takes from four to six weeks. The birds do not attempt to collect nest materials. Although it is usual for just one egg to hatch successfully, occasionally both chicks emerge. However, the parents rarely catch enough food for two offspring and the smaller chick usually dies (3). While the chick is still defenceless, one parent (usually the male), will guard it whilst the other finds food. Fiordland crested penguins feed inshore and catch crustaceans, squid and small fish which they regurgitate for the chick. Once the young is large enough to be safe from most native predators, both parents take on the role of fishing to provide their offspring with food. Chicks often wander about the nest site or gather in loose-knit crèches. After about 10 or 11 weeks, the chick moults and leaves the nest site, finally adopting the solitary pelagic lifestyle of the adult birds. It will return to breed at the age of five years (2) (3).


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IT'S ALL A MATTER OF DEGREES IN THE FUR GAME. By Cary Rideout Photo by Loraine Rideout We all began trapping as eager tyros with a few sets but once bitten we quickly ran bigger operations each year. Over … [Read More]
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The Great South Predator and Wild Hog Extravaganza Nears
Predator hunters and wild hog enthusiasts will gather in Georgia for the first Great South Predator & Wild Hog Extravaganza from Friday May 20 through Sunday, May 22. The event will be held in the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter … [Read More]
Two-Legged Coyote Shot While Chasing a Deer
Anyone who has trapped or hunted coyotes knows that the canines are some tough animals, but a story out of Nova Scotia, Canada illustrates just how tenacious they can be. The Black Bear Blog on MaineHuntingToday.com has a post on … [Read More]
Maine Looks to Bolster Deer Herd Through Coyote Hunting
Looks like Maine is taking its dwindling deer herd problem to heart, starting with coyotes. From Reuters: Maine hunting organizations have been asking for a stronger herd-management plan for some time. Of the state's 1.2 million residents, some 146,000 are … [Read More]
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Jim Fennell's High School Hoopla: Conant-Campbell, once more, for the championshipBy JIM FENNELL
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 07. 2013 9:03PM
MANCHESTER -- If you just go by the scores, the results of the first two games between Conant High of Jaffrey and Campbell of Litchfield don't make a lot of sense.
The Cougars went on the road in the second week of January and rallied to beat the Orioles, 65-63. About a month later, in the final week of the regular season, the Orioles went to Litchfield and dismantled the Cougars to the tune of 70-37.
How did that happen? Nick Freson, Campbell's senior center, thinks he has the answer.
"They had something to prove," Freson said.
Now, Freson said, it's his team's turn to prove something.
Campbell will go for the program's first title Saturday when it faces Conant in the championship game of the Division III boys' basketball tournament at the Southern New Hampshire University fieldhouse. Game time is 3 p.m., the first of three championship games scheduled that day at SNHU.
The game will be followed by the unified basketball championship game between Spaulding of Rochester and Nashua South at 5:30. The final game will feature the Division I girls' championship game at 7:30.
If you go beyond the pride factor, there are two other reasons that may have more to do with the dramatic change in results between Conant and Campbell.
In that first game, Conant was missing senior Jake Carlson, a senior wingman who is one of those glue guys every successful team needs. His absence was obvious back in January when the Orioles came unglued after building a double-digit lead against the Cougars.
Jacob Morgan's 3-pointer with 10 seconds left capped off a rally that saw Campbell come back after trailing by 15 late in the third quarter.
On the other side, Campbell is without Jesiah Wade, who is ineligible. His quickness and defensive pressure was a big reason the Cougars were able to rally the first time the teams met. He and senior point guard Max Gouveia combined for 15 of the team's 22 points in the fourth quarter.
Carlson is back after breaking his elbow and the Orioles are rolling. They cruised past Newport in the semifinals and are now in the championship game for the 10th time since 1998.
Campbell's only other trip to the finals came in 2003 when the Cougars lost 40-39 to Inter-Lakes.

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CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY: In addition to three titles being decided at SNHU on Saturday, a champion will be crowned in the Division IV boys' tournament at Plymouth State University when fourth-seeded Derryfield of Manchester plays No. 6 Lisbon at 1 p.m.
This is a rematch of the 2011 title game when the Panthers beat the Cougars, 40-33. That was Lisbon's fourth title in seven years.
While the Panthers have to deal with Derryfield's towering frontcourt that includes 6-foot-6 junior Roger Larrivee, the Cougars will have to figure out how to slow down Lisbon junior guard Chad Knighton.
Knighton scored 28 points, including the game-winning basket, in Tuesday's upset of second-seeded Newmarket. Lisbon coach Sam Natti thinks his star should be the player of the year in Division IV.

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FIRST THINGS FIRST: Before we get to Saturday, one title will be settled tonight when top-seeded and unbeaten Lebanon plays second-seeded Portsmouth (7 p.m., SNHU).
This is the first meeting between the teams this year and the Clippers will have their hands full. The Raiders have been on an absolute tear all season.
Lebanon beat every team during the regular season by no fewer than 23 points. The closest any team has come happened in Monday's semifinal when the Raiders beat Milford, 56-41.
This marks the 52nd consecutive season of coaching for Portsmouth mentor Dan Parr and second as the girls' coach.

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MORE UPSETS?: There were two upsets in the first round of the Division I boys' tournament Tuesday when No. 12 Dover beat No. 5 Memorial and No. 11 Exeter knocked off No. 6 Merrimack, the defending champion.
The most intriguing matchup of tonight's quarterfinal round could very well be No. 8 Bedford at No. 1 Trinity of Manchester, a game that matches two old friends in Bedford coach Mike Fitzpatrick and Trinity coach Dave Keefe. The Bulldogs may also be the hottest team in the tournament.

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UNDEFEATED AND LOOKING GOOD: Top-seeded Pembroke, the only undefeated boys team in the state, opened the Division II tournament with a 43-25 win over St. Thomas Aquinas. And, the path to the finals got a little easier for the Spartans.
If Pembroke gets past eight-seeded Pelham in a quarterfinal game Saturday, the Spartans would play the winner of No. 13 Coe-Brown Northwood and No. 12 Windham in the semifinals. Both teams pulled off first-round upsets.


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The Flyers got their goaltender.
The Flyers have agreed to a one-year, $1.65 million deal with free agent Ray Emery.
Emery, 30, was the top free agent goaltender available. He was a sparkling 17-1-0 with a 1.94 goals against-average and .922 save percentage.
Emery's signing is a remarkable coup for the Flyers, who believed internally as recently as Wednesday that the free agent was close to a deal to remain with the Blackhawks. He was comfortable as Cory Crawford's backup on the Cup-winning Hawks, and he was also due a raise given his solid performance in net.
Emery earned $1.15 million last season.
Apparently, the lure of challenging Steve Mason for the starting job with the Flyers was too much to pass up.
So, too, was the chance to return to Philadelphia. It was Paul Holmgren who gave Emery his first, second-chance in the NHL, bringing him back from exile in Russia to sign a one-year deal in 2009.
Emery earned $1.5 million with the Flyers in 2009-10, but the experiment was short-lived. After just 29 games in a Flyers uniform, Emery was diagnosed with avascular necrosis of the hip, the same degenerative condition which prematurely ended Bo Jackson's two-sport pro career.
Emery underwent a career-threatening, six-hour surgery in March of 2010, with doctors removing a healthy bone from his fibula and placing it in his hip. The road to recovery was long and painful.
Anaheim took a chance on Emery in January 2011, signing him to a pro-rated $500,000 deal. He impressed enough to earn a one-way, $600,000 deal with Chicago that next summer. That summer, though, his first choice was to sign with the Flyers, who were also looking for a goaltender. The feeling was mutual, with Emery having earned a ton of respect for the way he carried himself in his brief stint with the Flyers.
But that's when the Flyers decided to sign Ilya Bryzgalov to his 9-year, $51 million deal.
Two years later, Bryzgalov is gone. And with his flexibility, athleticism and range of motion back completely, his comeback has come full circle in Philadelphia.
Signing Emery to a low-risk, high-reward deal represents a shift in philosophy back to the days of when he was first a Flyer. The Flyers had historically not spent a ton of money on goaltending prior to Bryzgalov. Now, they know what it feels like to spend more than most and not experience success. The thinking was that the Flyers could get near the same statistical performance as Bryzgalov without spending nearly as much on both goaltenders, which would allow better salary allocation to make the overall team, and thus, the goaltender better.
With both Emery and Mason in the fold and competing for time in net, the Flyers are likely to have the lowest total salary cap hit ($3.15 million) for goaltenders in the league next season. Exactly 22 teams already spend the equivalent on one goaltender.
So far, only Toronto and Boston have less allocated to their netminders, and that's because both Tuukka Rask and Jonathan Bernier are restricted free agents.
DN Members Only: Rich Hofmann writes about why Ray Emery makes sense for the Flyers. Also, photos of Emery's old Flyers mask, which was an homage to great Philly fighters.
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Carroll County sheriff seeking escapee
July 30. 2013 11:02PM
The Carroll County Sheriff's office is seeking the public's help in locating Austin Glazier, 23, formerly of Alton, who is wanted on escape charges for failing to report for his weekend sentence at the Carroll County House of Corrections as ordered.
He is described as a white male, approximately 5'11", 180 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes.
He is believed to be in the Lakes Region and is not known to be a threat to public safety. Anyone with information should call the Carroll County Sheriff's Office at 539-2284.


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The Parts of a Soybean Seedling (Glycine max, Dicotyledon)
Dicotyledon: Dicotyledon embryos usually have two cotyledons (or 'seed leaves') that store food enabling the plants to start to grow. Dicots usually have broad leaves with netted veins, and flower parts in multiples of four or five.
Root system: The part of a plant that is usually below ground, anchors the plant, and absorbs water and minerals.
Cotyledon: 'Seed leaf,' usually stores food in dicotyledons and absorbs food in monocotyledons.
Axillary buds: Buds located where a leaf joins a stem.
Petiole: The stalk of a leaf.
Compound leaf: A leaf divided into several distinct leaflets.
Leaflet: One of the parts of a compound leaf. Leaflets do NOT have axillary buds.
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This illustrated guide to a soybean seedling (Glycine max,Dicotyledon) is designed to help students recognize and learn the plant's individual parts. Along with an explanation of dicotyledon embryos, it includes a short description for the following labeled parts:
- root system,
- cotyledon,
- axillary buds,
- petiole,
- compound leaf, and
- leaflet.
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Teacher Tip
Supplement a study of biodiversity with an activity drawn from this illustrated guide to soybean seedlings.
- Distribute copies of The Parts of a Soybean Seedling to students.
- Divide the class into small groups, giving each one a soybean seedling to examine.
- Have the groups investigate the commercial uses of soybeans—paying particular attention to which parts of the plant are used—and then report their findings to the class.


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Project Update
Not-for-Profit Financial Reporting: Other Financial Communications
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The staff has prepared this summary of Board decisions for information purposes only. Those Board decisions are tentative and do not change current accounting. Official positions of the FASB are determined only after extensive due process and deliberations.
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Project Objective(s)
The objective of this project is to study communications other than financial statements that not-for-profit entities use to tell their financial story. The FASB staff will, for example, review existing best practices followed by not-for-profit entities to discern how such communications enhance the understanding of donors, creditors, and other stakeholders about the financial health and performance of the organization. Through this effort, the Board expects to learn whether educational or standard-setting efforts can contribute to promoting such other effective means of communication.
Decisions Reached at Last Meeting (January 29, 2014)
The Board voted to remove the Not-for-Profit Financial Reporting: Other Financial Communications project from the agenda. Individual Board members based their decisions on different factors including the (1) availability of resources, (2) need to prioritize efforts on most immediate standard-setting needs of stakeholders, (3) likelihood that any recommendations resulting from the project could be voluntary rather than mandatory reporting standards, and (4) concern that the project is dealing with an issue that is beyond the scope of traditional Board activities for reporting information within the bounds of basic financial statements.
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On January 29, 2014, the Board met to prioritize the FASB's agenda and voted to remove this project from the Board's agenda.
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|May 1, 2013
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|November 9, 2011
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The staff conducted a survey of the Other Financial Communications Resource Group, an advisory group of stakeholders from the Not-for-Profit industry. That survey asked Resource Group members' for their opinions regarding the existence, availability, and sufficiency of other financial communications outside of the financial statements and notes by not-for-profit organizations. The respondents represented various industries, organization sizes, and constituent types.
The staff provided a summary of the survey responses to NAC members at the September 2012, NAC Meeting.
On November 9, 2011, the FASB chairman announced (press release) the addition of two agenda projects—this research project and a standards-setting project (Not-for-Profit Financial Reporting: Financial Statements)—intended to improve financial reporting of not-for-profit entities. The objectives of these projects encompass suggestions received by the Board from its Not-for-Profit Advisory Committee (NAC) at the Committee's September 2011 meeting. The staff discussed the plans and approach for both projects with the NAC at its March 2012 meeting. The NAC page contains handouts and minutes from that meeting. An April 2012 podcast outlines the objectives of the two projects.
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BOSTON – Just based on their irascible on-ice nature, Bruins forward Brad Marchand and Lightning winger Steve Downie will undoubtedly be at each other's throats from the moment both are on the ice at the same time in the upcoming Eastern Conference final between Boston and Tampa Bay.
Even as teammates on the 2007 Canadian World Junior Championship entry in Sweden, the pair of agitators rarely saw eye to eye.
"We kind of clashed a bit because we're a little bit of the same player. We got into it a little bit in [summer tryout] camp and things kind of boiled over a bit," Marchand told TheBruinsBlog.net this week after a practice to prepare for tonight's Game 1 of the series at the TD Garden.
"It's going to be interesting to see how things go in this series."
Marchand described the camp incident as Downie jumping off the bench during a scrimmage to come to the defense of Claude Giroux. Marchand admits he might've thrown a bit of a cheap shot at the future Philadelphia forward, but "you're not supposed to fight in those camps." Downie, according to Marchand, was reprimanded by the coaching staff.
When asked about the incident today after the Lightning's morning skate, Downie said he hadn't thought much about it in the five years since and couldn't recalled exactly what happened.
However, he remembered the reason he did it:
"[Marchand] was being himself, so …"
So Marchand and Downie were able to bury the hatchet enough to skate on the same line centered by future Edmonton forward Andrew Cogliano on the road to the gold medal. Marchand scored two goals, while Downie added three goals and three assists.
According to Marchand, the pair of agitators never completely made up after the incident. They've met a few times over the years since in the AHL and NHL with few fireworks. In the heat of the battle in the Stanley Cup semifinals, however, it might finally be some time for payback.
Both Marchand and Downie are going to be trying to take their irritating ways to new heights. They're bound to run into one another at some point.
"He plays it to a tee," said Marchand about Downie playing the agitator role. "He can score. He's having a great playoffs right now. He's a very hard player to play against. He hits very hard, he fights, he's a very tough kid. And he's always in guys' heads. He's one of those players you hate to play against."
Downie also credited Marchand for "doing a very good job" in that role for Boston.
It's safe to say there won't be much reminiscing about that '07 gold medal win or that training camp from the summer before. Anything Marchand and Downie share verbally or physically during this best-of-seven series promises to be inflammatory.


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Leonardo DiCaprio isn't jumping on the marriage bandwagon any time soon, though "The Great Gatsby's" titular star concedes that it isn't totally out of the question.
The Hollywood bachelor turns 39 in September and is pretty optimistic about his 40s being "right around the corner." So what of settling down, getting married or starting a family?
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So what is in the cards for him? He said he wouldn't mind taking a break from acting to focus on his environmental causes.
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"What makes 'Gatsby' the book that it is," the actor said, "is that people still have conversations about it."
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Luhrmann said he is acutely aware of those risks.
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|January 9, 2013, 02:43 PM
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RCBS AR dies vs Redding vs other?
I've read a lot of reviews of .223 dies and am getting conflicting opinions. Some say their Redding dies are the best going. Others have given very poor reviews. Same thing for the RCBS dies, including the AR dies. Some swear BY them, others swear AT them. I've always used RCBS for .38 spl and .30-06 and am happy with them.
Any experience with either of these on this forum? What about the Dillon carbide dies? They are ferociously expensive, but if they simplify the job they might be worth it.
I'm not a competitor, so I don't need bench rest accuracy. I think if I could get <2 MOA I'd be happy, <1 I'd be ecstatic.
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|January 9, 2013, 02:58 PM
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Depending on how one sets up a die and uses it, any one make and type will get reviews all over the scale. So I'll suggest a make and model based on the success this place has with accuracy, dependability, and cost effectiveness.
Redding Full Bushing S dies and Redding standard seating dies are used by Sierra Bullets processing their fired cases to reload them and test their bullets for accuracy if those S type dies are available. Otherwise, Sierra uses standard Redding full length sizing dies.
Personally, I think the RCBS Gold Medal full bushing dies are just as good.
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|January 9, 2013, 04:12 PM
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Here is a data point:
My son shoots .223 competitively. Our club had produced some national champions, so I trust the coach implicitly. His shooting coach said just about any dies would be fine (we bought Lee), but get a specific seating die (Redding competition micrometer). The one seating die cost over twice what the regular die set cost.
For rifle you are lubing the cases, so carbide is not required.
My other dies are mostly RCBS. I don't have a good reason other than they seem like good bang for the buck and work well for me.
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I regard Redding/Comp/Micrometer seaters (and those by Forster) as the cat's meow--and have several--but they are waaaaaayyyy overkill.
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I shoulda mentioned that this is for an AR platform, though I figured this was understood. RCBS is pushing their AR dies as specifically made for the AR to guarantee smooth chambering. It sounds like these dies are not necessary, right?
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I am feeling generous today. I have a set of RCBS Small Base Dies. I do not have any need for them. Flintlock if you wnat them send me a PM I will sell mine to you for $25 shipped.
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|January 9, 2013, 05:34 PM
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I like both RCBS and Redding. For seating I always use the Redding Competition dies, just my preference.
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If one is not using discarded military 5.56 brass fired from a large-headspace machine gun, it's (very) unlikely a small-base die will ever be required.
Even then it likely need to be only needed first time to "re-baseline" the case. after that, regular dies do the job just fine.
(Box-o-truth: I have/use small base on both my ARs and and my M1A -- but that's `cause I got the dies long ago as XMas presents.)
|January 11, 2013, 12:30 PM
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You might want small-base dies in the following circumstances:
1. You want your large stash of reloads to work for sure in any AR you might ever own or shoot, not just the one you have now. The same reason factory ammo is more reliable than reloads in all guns in good condition. Their bases are smaller still....except wolf, and some blue box Federals.
2. You own an AR, that is designed for commercial (.308, .223) rather than military, and it's designed with a tight chamber where accuracy is first and reliability is second. Varmint guns come to mind. My Remington R25 .308 is an example....hell it won't dependably shoot Wolf or even Federal Blue Box. But it runs my small-base sized reloads like water down a hill.
You already have small-based dies if you have any bottleneck Dillon Dies...they don't make any other kind. I've documented that on this forum before, from Dillon.
I'd take up m&p45acp10+1 on his offer, but I already have both small-based and regular dies in both AR's most popular calibers.
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The sweet flavor of crab, paired with crisp snow peas, lends itself well to the rich, creamy cheeses in this fresh alfredo sauce.
1 lb. crab meat
8 tbsp. butter
24 oz. heavy cream
1 cup sun-dried tomatoes (in oil), chopped
1 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1 cup grated Romano cheese
8 oz. snow peas, trimmed and blanched
1 lb. fettuccini, cooked according to package directions and rinsed with cold water
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- Heat large saute pan and add butter.
- A dd cream and bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer until cream begins to turn pale yellow and reduces by 25%.
- Stir in sun-dried tomatoes and cheeses. Stir well until sauce is smooth.
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The other week I blogged about how users working with emerging 3D printing technology were rapidly changing the landscape. In a few years, 3D printing may no longer just be a cool hobbyist trend, but a bona fide science that could really help out government. Putting a 3D printer in key offices means simply printing out whatever tool, part or object is needed, as it's required.
However, some people are taking 3D printing to the extreme and are printing out rifles and other weapons. I predicted, as silly as it sounds, that the government may need to take an interest in 3D printing, perhaps adding safeguards to this new generation of printers in the same way it does to regular 2D printers to prevent counterfeiting or other misuse.
It seems companies that make 3D printers may be thinking along the same lines. This week, Stratasys, which makes very high-end 3D printers, confiscated a 3D printer from a man named Cody Wilson, despite the fact that he had leased it for $20,000, not a small sum for an emerging tech company to earn.
Wilson's offense? He leads the Wiki Weapon project, which aims to create user-tradable specifications for creating firearms. If Wilson's team successfully creates designs for working guns and then freely gives them away, it would enable almost any 3D printer to create a firearm. Users would just need to download the file and print the gun out.
Some people are ahead of Wilson and his team, already creating working weapons on 3D printers that were successfully tested at a firing range.
Stratasys's move to take back its printer will slow, but not stop, people from exploring extreme 3D printing. Wilson, who raised $20,000 in a Kickstarter campaign, has vowed to continue. And Stratasys does not control the entire market.
The government already works with 2D printer companies to restrict certain kinds of printing. Xerox and HP printers add tiny, hard-to-see yellow spots onto pages that identify the serial number and make of a printer, which can help prosecutors in counterfeiting cases.
It would not be a stretch to think that the government will step in and force 3D printer makers to do something similar. Given the free and independent nature of the 3D printer community, regulation would probably not be welcome. But it may come nonetheless, and I'm not so sure it would be a bad thing.
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Absolutely, making your own gun is legal. However, all of the current projects producing working material are only creating the stocks for weapons (buttstocks, foregrips, etc.). The receivers and barrels are still produced by gun manufacturers. While Mr. Wilson does plan on printing the entire gun, I suspect it will be a long time before anyone figures out how to print the receivers and barrels for anything - at least more than a .22 caliber.
I should also point out that CAD designs for many weapons are already freely available which can be plugged into a CNC milling machine to quickly produce a "real" firearm. No one has ever said anything about that!?!?
According to the people in the federal government who regulate guns, making your own gun is perfectly legal. I recommend everyone just that, make their own gun. Most people seem to forget that the Second Amendment was written to: protect the First Amendment, and make sure that the government they were creating would NOT try to have a Lexington/Concord (confiscation of all guns).
Read about this in Austin paper! I think that this type of thing could stiffle creativity. The 3D technology is here it it is now and the future is multifaceted. A person can buy a manufactured gun cheaper than printing one. Let people play with their ideas. The 3D gun would be the template for a manufacturing process.
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BRENTWOOD — A Salem man who struck three police cruisers and injured two officers during a March 21 pursuit wants a judge to lower his $1.5 million cash bail before he faces potential state prison time in a prior drug case.
Luis Figueroa, 30, made a brief appearance Friday in Rockingham County Superior Court to argue why he should be freed on lower bail.
Friday's hearing was ultimately cancelled because Figueroa's lawyer failed to appear. But prosecutors expect they will soon be back in court to argue that Figueroa should remain jailed pending his next court date in Hillsborough County Superior Court.
On May 6, Hillsborough County prosecutors will ask a judge to impose part of a 4- to 15-year prison term that Figueroa received in 2008 after being convicted of five counts of sale of a controlled drug for selling heroin and cocaine.
He also faces up to a year in jail from a 2012 Salem case where he fled from police who responded to his home for a domestic disturbance. Figueroa had received a suspended 12-month jail sentence after pleading guilty to charges of reckless conduct, endangering the welfare of a child and disobeying a police officer. In Rockingham County, Figueroa is facing 16 charges including second-degree assault, conduct after an accident, aggravated drunken driving and drug charges.
Salem police went searching for Figueroa's white Mercedes Benz on March 21 at 9:46 p.m. after two people reported that the driver was all over the road while driving along Interstate 93, according to court records.
Drivers had followed the vehicle off Exit 1 onto Route 28 and called 911.
Salem police Officer Michael McCarthy located Figueroa's car stopped in the middle of Tiffany Road, near an apartment complex, blocking both lanes of traffic, Assistant County Attorney Brad Bolton said in a court motion.
Figueroa was asleep in the driver's seat, Bolton said. McCarthy ordered Figueroa to put his vehicle in park, but instead he sped away.
The pursuit ended after Figueroa allegedly hit three Salem police cruisers, hitting two of them head on. He was removed from his car after he struck the third police car.
One officer suffered a concussion, another injured his neck during the pursuit.
Police found 100 Alprazolam and Oxycodone pills in Figueroa's right front pocket. His wallet had $1,404 in cash and two small bags containing more pills, according to Bolton.
Figueroa was taken to a local hospital after his arrest, telling police he had snorted six Xanax pills and six Percocet tablets.
During a search of Figueroa's car, police found $4,085 in cash in the trunk and five cell phones in the front seat, according to Bolton.
Prosecutors want to keep Figueroa jailed, citing his long criminal record in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
"In Massachusetts, the defendant had 31 arraignments between 2001 and 2006," Bolton said in court papers. "The record check shows 19 defaults or warrants issued on nine different court dates."


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Our village mourns the death of two of its most prominent citizens, both natives of the place and long identi- fied with its best interests. Saturday morning at 7 o'clock came the shock- ing announcement that COL. ABEL GODARD. in the prime of life, apparently in the full possession of health and strength, had surrendered to the great con- querer. The call came without an in- stant's warning. One moment genial and happy, the next, and the gallant Colonel of the 60th had "fallen in" at his place in the ranks of the great Grand Army of the dead. The de- ceased was the only son of Harlow and Mary Rich Godard. and was born at Richville, N.Y., June 26th 1835. His early education was received at the Gouverneur Seminary after which he entered the University of Roches- ter from which he graduated with honors in the class of '59. He then took a two year course in the Albany Law School, and was granted the di- ploma of that institution entitling him to practice in any court of the United States. He was a member of the St. Lawrence County Bar, tho never active in the practice of his profession. At the breaking out of civil war he organized Company K, 60th N.Y.S.V., and was made its captain Sept. 25th 1861, from which rank he was twice promoted for val- iant service. His commission of Ma- jor is dated Sept. 16th '62 and he was made Colonel of his regiment the 10th of Dec. the same year. He was discharged on account of sickness Sept. 18, 1864, and the following testi- monial granted him at that time: COL. ABEL GODARD, Commanding 60th Reg. N.Y.S.V. We learn with the most sincere regret that in consequence of ill health your connection with us as an officer is about to cease. We cannot part with you without an expression of our apprecia- tion of your gallant services while an officer among us, and our respect for you as a man. Two years of continu- ed association and service in the field have given us an opportunity of knowing your high qualities as an officer, two years of the most eventful in the nation's history. We all remem- ber with what daring you led your command in the glorious action of Lookout Mountain, and a few days after at Ringgold, Ga. In the recent eventful campaign of Sherman in his eventful march thro' Georgia you have justified by your conduct our high opinion of your capacity. Worn out by fatigue, enervated by a weakening disease contracted in the nation's ser- vice, we cannot help but admire the resolution which has kept you at your post so long, and we hope that with rest and treatment your health will be again restored and that your talents will in some other sphere be as advan- tageous to the nation as your career has been honorable and useful while associated with us." This testimonial is signed by all his brother officers of the 3rd Brigade of the famous "White Star Division," and shows the high esteem in which he was held by his comrades in arms. He was offered a Brevet-Generalship but preferred to retain the title won by his valor on the field. Col. Godard has been a prominent figure in social, business and political circles. He was the first republican state senator elected from this district, and was, at the time he was thus highly honored, only thirty-two years old. He has, since its organization, held faithful al- legiance to that party. Has several years served his town most faithfully as Supervisor and in 1882-3 was As- semblyman from this district. Col. Godard twice rebuilt the Richville Mills and they are a monument to the enterprise which few men would have exhibited in the face of so many dis- couragements. In 1877 he founded the banking house of A. Godard & Co., which was merged into the 1st National Bank of Gouverneur. The Colonel was especially popular in Grand Army circles, commander of Geo. A. Rich Post, No. 468, and over one hundred veterans, representing this and neighboring Posts, were in line at the funeral held from his late residence Tuesday afternoon. The brief service was conducted by Rev. T.T. Davies, followed by the beauti- ful ritualistic service of the G.A.R. Any expressions of sympathy to the bereaved family, however warmly felt, seem too cold and formal in an hour of so great sorrow.
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Fisk Hennessey heads 'home' to KeeneSpecial to the Sunday News
August 03. 2013 11:37PM
KEENE - The last time Carrah Fisk Hennessey was on the softball field at Keene State College's Owl Athletic Complex, the Keene native and former Owl standout slugger and pitcher found herself in unfamiliar surroundings.
"I was in the opposing dugout coaching for New England College," recalls Fisk Hennessey. "I'm excited about going to the right dugout. It's going to feel like going home."
Fisk Hennessey will be moving back to the home dugout this season, serving as an assistant coach with the Keene State softball team, longtime head coach Charlie Beach announced last week. She takes over the position held by Meghan McLoughlin the past seven seasons.
"When Meghan couldn't return this year, Carrah was the first name that popped into my head," said Beach, who will return to the KSC dugout for his 29th season this spring. Beach's wife, Deb, will also be back for her 28th season as an assistant coach with the team.
Thrilled about rejoining the Owl program, Fisk Hennessey has an association with Beach that goes back many years. A neighbor of Beach growing up in Keene, Fisk Hennessey played summer ASA softball and attended camps run by the KSC coach before deciding to stay and play for the hometown Owls.
A fundamentally sound softball player, Fisk Hennessey put up staggering power numbers that still stand today. A four-time all-conference and three-time of all-region honors recipient, Fisk Hennessey holds Keene State season home run (16) and RBI (41) records. She is second in career home runs with 24 and fifth all time in batting average (.374) and RBIs (103).
"Carrah hit the ball so hard that the shortstop and third baseman would play back on the grass," said Beach of Fisk Hennessey, who also played goalie for the Owl soccer team and was inducted into the KSC Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006. "She was also smart enough to bunt for a base hit."
Fisk Hennessey was a member of the 1999 Owl team that at the time set a record for wins (33-10), captured the program's first Little East championship and advanced to the final round of the NCAA Northeast Regional tournament in Ithaca, N.Y. "It was absolutely amazing," said Fisk Hennessy, reflecting on her accomplishments and the team's memorable 1999 season.
Graduating in 1999, Fisk Hennessy moved down the road to New England College in Henniker, where she coached the Pilgrim softball and soccer teams and also served as the school's assistant director of athletics. She was named the Commonwealth Coast Conference softball coach of the year in 2006.
Although Fisk Hennessey returned to the education field after leaving NEC, she never left the game. Over the years, she continued to assist Beach with his summer camp and winter pitching clinic, and also coached an ASA summer softball team.
Fisk Hennessey said she's had an opportunity to see the Owl play a few times last year and is looking forward to working with the young squad. "Being able to play off of Charlie and his expertise is huge," said Fisk Hennessey. "We'll have a constant dialogue of how we can get the team to perform the best that it can."
"I'm confident this change will be seamless due to Carrah's background and experience," said Beach. "We aren't dealing with someone who has to learn our system and our philosophy."
The return of Fisk Hennessey to the Owls will also add a little bit of spice to the Keene State-Plymouth State rivalry. Carrah's husband, Tim, is a Plymouth State grad and a 2007 PSC Hall of Fame inductee for baseball.
Tim and Carrah, a kindergarten teacher at Mt. Caesar School in Swanzey, live in Keene with their three boys, Carter, 9, Christian, 7, and Clayton, 2.
"The Keene State softball family just got larger," said Beach.


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In case you're wondering, yes this does violate the court injunction issued against him by a judge, preventing him from talking to the media. "I don't want to lose my children," Jon told HollywoodLife.com. "Kate is taking the kids somewhere [this weekend]. I never know where she's taking them, but I think I have an idea."
The genius known as Jon goes on to acknowledge the fact that he is not allowed to speak out publicly during his phone interview. "TLC has a gag order against me," says Jon.
Kate Gosselin's lawyer, Mark Momjian, confirms Kate will get the house in Wernersville, Pa., as well as primary custody of their eight children. Jon gets visitation.
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TMZ confirms this as well saying Jon will be making "huge" child support payments. The amount has yet to be disclosed but TMZ confirms he will paying 5 figures a month. According to TMZ, Jon is in immediate financial trouble and has no way of making the child support payments, as TLC has shut down his ability to take outside jobs.
Jon was also ordered to return every penny of the $235,000 he withdrew from his joint account with Kate. The money was taken directly out of his portion of the divorce settlement. Kate on the other hand did not have to pay back any of the money she withdrew despite Jon's claims. An arbitrator determined every penny she withdrew was for the benefit of the kids.


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Less than a half-hour after the final out, the sun was shining brightly over Camelback Ranch. But by then the fans were gone, players were changing into street clothes, and the final score — the Dodgers' fourth tie of the Cactus League season (8-4-4) — seemed an insignificant afterthought. At least, no one in the press corps seemed bothered by the managers' decision to end Sunday's game after five and a half innings.
"We don't want to sit out there and try to fight weather all day long after being here all day," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "The guys who needed work got their work, I'm happy with going home, to be honest with you."
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The Angels' Kole Calhoun scored in the first inning on a sacrifice fly by Mark Trumbo. Juan Uribe singled in Adam Kennedy for the Dodgers' only run in the fifth. Both starting pitchers, Chris Capuano and Anaheim's Dan Haren, allowed a mere two hits. John Grabow and Mike MacDougal worked one scoreless inning each out of the Dodgers' bullpen.
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|March 21, 2013, 07:16 PM
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Camo question
I have just started into hunting. I have some old army woodland camo pants and jacket I got from my dad. Would these be good for deer and turkey hunting? If so I also plan to pick up a matching face cover, and gloves.
|March 21, 2013, 07:33 PM
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You'll do fine...if you're still,very still. I think people focus too much on the pattern. In my father's day, no one wore camouflage. But lots of deer and turkeys were killed.
|March 21, 2013, 07:42 PM
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Animals care about movement, not color.
Even turkeys don't care about blaze orange unless it moves, and they can see color. They see it move easier than some camo but movement is likely to get you busted either way.
The best camo available isn't one that looks good to people. Those patterns of leaves, sticks, brown, are noting but a man-shaped blob of brown to most animals. You need a pattern that breaks up the human shape by using dramatic contrast in larger areas. Scent Loc Vertigo and ASAT are good examples.
Otherwise, plaid shirts and blue jeans are as good as anything else.
You DO want your face and eyes hidden, and DO NOT make eye contact.
|March 21, 2013, 08:35 PM
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For most big game, at rifle distances camo is not needed. Drab colors are just fine. I wouldn't bet on having much success wearing blaze orange around any bird, turkey or waterfowl. Most big game animals see color much differnet than human eyes. They see color, just not the same colors as humans. Birds however see the same colors as humans, only with far better vision.
I usually wear camo for everything though. I know it isn't necessary, but I already have the clothes and gear in camo, so why not use it.
|March 21, 2013, 08:40 PM
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The best turkey hunting advice had a list of things , the last was -- Keep still, keep still, keep still !!!
Eyes , yours or the turkey's are attracted to motion !
And Watson , bring your revolver !
|March 21, 2013, 09:41 PM
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The eyesight of deer is highly over rated. Anything that has pattern, even plaid flannel shirt, works well for deer hunting. The trick to turkey is be still and break up your silhouette. A couple branches stuck in the ground in front of you will work wonders. Smell is the key to deer hunting. If they dont smell you, they never start looking hard for you.
|March 21, 2013, 09:51 PM
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Any matching camo will do, as deer detect movement more than they do color. Get rubber soled boots, because they are quiet when you step on leaves or twigs. Now about gloves, get the pulsed shooting gloves so you can feel the trigger better. Welcome to hunting!!
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|March 21, 2013, 10:38 PM
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Brian and some of the others are right. Most of the more popular patterns tend to blob with the previously mentioned ASAT being an exception. The pourpose of camo is to make it difficult to focus on you and never draw attention in the first place. Military woodland camo is great. The only problem with it is that it is not great cold weather gear and gets wet three days before it rains. Unfortunately that pattern is almost impossible to get in good foul weather gear.
|March 22, 2013, 12:23 AM
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I am going pig hunting this weekend- Uniform of the day will be Levis and a T-shirt...
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|March 22, 2013, 01:53 AM
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I often mix patterns, one makers pants, anothers top. That gives me a really bold shape and color change change. As noted, many of the designer patterns tend to meld into single colors at any distance. Much of the camo industry seems to be money making.
In the spring, once things green out, for turkeys I often hunt in GI woodland with no regrets. In the fall, or early spring, I keep to grays and browns.
Big believer in gloves (your hands move alot) and broad brimmed hats, which tend to break up the characteristic little head and square shoulders of an upright human.
One stupid thing, I absolutely hate camo clothes and a flourescent orange hat. Unfortunately sometimes required (by law).
|March 22, 2013, 03:19 AM
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I think it would be fine for deer and turkey.....Like others said..movement is the biggest obstacle....Minimise that....
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|March 22, 2013, 06:54 PM
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Like the others said, you will be fine. Way back years ago when I first started deer hunting, all we had was woodland camo....
|March 22, 2013, 07:14 PM
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Any thing that will break up your outline will do just fine. As mentioned, critters are more concerned with movement than any camo pattern you may or may not be wearing. Plaids and dark colors will work too in a pinch.
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|March 22, 2013, 07:43 PM
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I was going to comment and then read the responses and they basically sum up what i was going to say. One tip for hunting white-tails is dont lock eyes with them. When im sitting in my tree stand its in a big oak tree so deer will come forage for acorns. Every deer hunter knows any mature deer will be nervous and looking around constantly when feeding during the day. If a deer looks at you close 1 eye. All of a deers predators have eyes like humans both eyes on the front of their face. Deer have them on the sides of their head, if a deer sees 2 eyes theyre gonna spook. It sounds goofy but its true.
|March 22, 2013, 07:43 PM
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I often hunted in Pop's old BDU hand-me downs growing up and the critters never seemed to mind.
Best thing is to make your outline is broken up, you cover your face, and nothing shines or rattles as you move.
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|March 30, 2013, 08:10 AM
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I killed this dandy Maryland buck wearing the clothes you can see within the photo. My shirt is not camo but blends into the shadowed forest nicely. My orange cap did not alert the animal at all.
Fire up the grill! Deer hunting IS NOT catch and release.
|March 30, 2013, 12:46 PM
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What is the deal with these Ultra Violet inhibitor products??
This study claims there is a difference.
as for my hunting clothes, well my "Old" Blaze Orange hunting coat has never been laundered, my Grandson wears it now.
My outer clothing goes into duffle bags with balsam and cedar branches.
I cook all the bacon and sausage on the gas grill outside and the outer clothing doesn't come into the shack,
Oh, and did I mention, there is a No Flatuance Rule Also!
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|April 1, 2013, 02:31 PM
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Two items I always use when turkey hunting is gloves and face mask.
I have light color skin so it stands out in the shade. I use a bandana or something to cover my nose/mouth area and then wear a mesquito mesh over my head. I also wear light weight camo or dark color gloves to cover my hands.
|April 2, 2013, 10:22 AM
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Noise and movement are the things that will get you busted. You go into the woods and you are on the game's home turf. It lives there and knows when something is out of place. Moving around and making noises they aren't use to will cause them to key in on you faster than the clothing you wear. Camo patterns matter to us, not them. I have yet to kill a deer that could tell the difference between Realtree, Mossy Oak or the old Woodland camo patterns.
We have guys in our club that are successful on a regular basis (I'm one) and those that don't ever see anything. I took the son of one of our members with me one evening, we sat up there and 10 minutes in he was bobbing up and down like a "Whack a Mole" game, face shining and red hair. I made him sit still, knocked the shine off with a face mask and had a hammer of a buck come out right at dusk (he and his dad always got out of the stand 30 minutes before dark, come to find out both are afraid of the dark woods ) He was too shook up to take the shot but he saw deer.
Keep still and keep quiet and you could wear a neon shirt and they won't care.
|April 2, 2013, 11:05 AM
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While I won't go as far as to say that Camo is worthless it has gotten to the point where I just won't buy it. All the different patterns make little to no difference when compared to it's competition and it's gotten to the point where it's like stickin a tactical moniker on it. Pure marketing.
I do have and wear a camo coat, still have a couple pair of pants, a turkey type vest, etc. Use em only to be able to tell my hunting clothes apart from my workin clothes.
You're woodland camo will do as much as most and better than some. Don't sweat the little things.
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Don't forget to "camo" your gun.
You can buy camo adhesive tape to place on the barrel, scope, and stock, at almost any Wally world, Bass Pro, Gander Mountain, etc.
As important as being still is to place yourself into the surrounding vegetation so that you have some behind you, and in front of you, to break up your outline. Your shadow should be falling onto vegetation, also. Keep the sun behind you, so that the quarry (deer, turkey, etc.) will be looking into the sun when looking in your direction.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A missing captain who may have abandoned his fishing boat when it got stranded off a popular San Francisco beach also has an outstanding warrant for his arrest, authorities said Tuesday.
A $75,000 arrest warrant was issued in 2012 for Timothy Lybrand of Santa Cruz when he violated probation by failing to appear in court, records say. He was arrested and convicted for possessing drugs and drug paraphernalia in 2010, Santa Clara County sheriff's Sgt. Kurtis Stenderup said.
The revelation comes a day after the Coast Guard called off its hourslong search for Lybrand, 51, after scouring an area around San Francisco's Ocean Beach where his 40-foot vessel ran aground in 10-foot-deep waters.
A salvage operations team pulled the partially capsized boat close to shore Tuesday but did not see Lybrand inside, Lt. Theo Vaughan said.
There are no plans to continue looking for him, "unless we get additional information that he's in the water," Vaughan said.
The captain apparently made a call from his vessel to other nearby boaters asking for help around 3:30 a.m. Monday — about an hour after he left shore. Lybrand intimated he would try to swim to shore wearing a life jacket, officials said.
Search crews, including the Coast Guard, the National Park Service and the San Francisco Fire Department, patrolled an 18-square-mile radius from Ocean Beach to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge to no avail.
Crews worked Tuesday to remove the boat and hoped late afternoon high tides would help propel it to shore. There was a smell of diesel fuel in the air but no visible signs of sheen in the water, Vaughan said.
Lybrand's vessel is registered with the Port of San Francisco, spokeswoman Renee Dunn Martin said. He usually fishes alone along the California coastline, she said.
Larry Collins, president of the San Francisco Community Fishing Association, said Tuesday that Lybrand has been fishing for more than 30 years.
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State Sen. George Maziarz, R-C-Newfane, has announced Independent Health agreed to renew its contract with New York state to offer Medicaid Managed Care, known as MediSource, in Niagara County.
"People need access to health care options," Maziarz said. "And this is good news for consumers in Niagara County. Many of my constituents, including current Independent Health members, community-based organizations, and providers, contacted me with fears that they would lose an important health care partner if Independent Health no longer offered MediSource in Niagara County. So I went to work to try to figure out a solution. Now, the organization's decision to continue Medicaid coverage in Niagara County should allay concerns of beneficiaries and give hope to future health care improvements."
Current enrollees in Independent Health's MediSource program in Niagara County had recently received written notice they would have to change providers since Independent Health was planning not to renew its contract with the state at the end of February. Independent Health's decision to continue coverage means current enrollees will be able to retain their current Independent Health plan.
"Independent Health's decision to continue coverage is in part based on our ability to identify state and federal funding assistance that could be used by providers to enhance quality," Maziarz added. "I commend Independent Health for their willingness to remain in Niagara County when other health plans have exited the region, and for their continued commitment to serve a vital segment of our population. The organization clearly has earned a reputation as a community-based payer that is a valued partner with members and providers."
As a nonprofit health plan, Independent Health was facing unsustainable financial losses to its Medicaid program in Niagara County. These losses were driven by recently carved-in pharmacy benefits and the unique challenges in serving those in Niagara County.
Michael W. Cropp, M.D., president and CEO of Independent Health, said, "It is my longstanding belief that better quality care costs less. The new funding opportunities available at the state and federal levels will support the necessary investment in providers that we believe is crucial to ensure a sustainable improvement in the delivery of community-based, quality care in Niagara County."
"Improving access and care for Medicaid beneficiaries in Niagara County will lead to better quality, lower costs, and a more sustainable Medicaid program for this community," Cropp added.
Sheila K. Kee, chief operating officer at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center, said, "Independent Health is a strong supporter of the Niagara community, always going the extra mile to serve its beneficiaries. Niagara Falls Memorial is delighted to continue working with Independent Health on meeting the health care needs of Niagara County residents with Medicaid Managed Care coverage. Working in partnership with Independent Health, we are confident that better health care outcomes can be achieved while squeezing out waste and reducing costs."
Independent Health's MediSource Medicaid Managed Care program is offered through New York State of Health, the state's official health care exchange.