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Scoreboard Tavern4822 SE Division St. Portland, OR 97206 Southeast Portland
(503) 234.0181
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BarFly's Review of Scoreboard Tavern
Under new management as of Novemberish 2009.
A defiantly proud (though that can't be the word) dive's dive for evers, with happy hour cocktails under a dollar the past decade, and a rough'n'ready clientele ready to single-fistedly resist their neighborhood's post-grad invasion, The Scoreboard looks to have finally given up the fight.
The old men remain, and poker nights retain an Elks-lodge neighborliness, but, squeezed between the new Jackpot Studios and the burgeoning vegan minimall, they really hadn't much choice, and all changes, utterly - new televisions, fresh paint, painful attempts toward fusion appetizers, animated young men of purposeless eyewear and tight polyester drifting about. N
obody pays attention to the everpresent sports, of course, but they never really did.
3 pool tables, 10 tvs, 1 pinball, 2 darts, misc video games
3pm-2:30am Mon-Fri
11am-2:30am Sat
10am-2:30am Sun
Scoreboard Tavern's Happy Hours
|4pm-7pm $2.50 wells, $2 doms, $3 micros, $3.95+ menu 4-7pm
|4pm-7pm $2.50 wells, $2 doms, $3 micros, $3.95+ menu 4-7pm
|4pm-7pm $2.50 wells, $2 doms, $3 micros, $3.95+ menu 4-7pm
|4pm-7pm $2.50 wells, $2 doms, $3 micros, $3.95+ menu 4-7pm
|4pm-7pm $2.50 wells, $2 doms, $3 micros, $3.95+ menu 4-7pm
|4pm-7pm $2.50 wells, $2 doms, $3 micros, $3.95+ menu 4-7pm
|4pm-7pm $2.50 wells, $2 doms, $3 micros, $3.95+ menu 4-7pm
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I used to go there (Darwin's Theory back then) in the late 70's and eat chili dogs. They were called Andy's Atomic dogs because after you ate a couple and farted there was likely to be some fallout.
It was my hang out in the 80s thru early 90s. Darwins Theory back then. Its allways been like that. Some love it, some hate it. Strange people, one night bikers,roofers the next. Seen some crazy shit in there and loved every minute of it. Dam like to go back and do it all again. R.I.P. RON E.
This place has changed so much in the last decade. I've stopped by occasionally over the last dozen or so years as I live nearby. It was awful for a long time, though the bald guy on football sundays was always cool. The last two owner ladies didn't seem like they wanted it. The new ones seem like they care if they get good service & I've stopped by after work a few times lately and it definately seems like it's turned a corner. Overall not the best or worst place around but a good, steady, solid neighborhood bar.
Exemplifies mediocrity is right! Too many televisions, too much fried food and too much florescent lighting! I mean really people! People go to bars to relax, forget and chill NOT to be put under the spotlight! And gorgeous girls? Is this the opinion of some middle-aged man that hasn't had a date in a very long time or the opinion of someone that's had one too many?
It's obvious that the two previous reviews were written by staff or owners, not by the neighbors and POTENTIAL customers of the Scoreboard.
i think the scoreboard has gone through some changes....and who really is in their right mind eventually at any given time to truly deserve a proper write up of "any" bar when their favorite past time is the ultimate reality to forget....lets keep that in mind. now, i must say w/ a solid state of mind that the experience is nothing but easy-going,happy and an overall sense of "friends" or "family" if you allow it. most times the people that count...staff are anything but absolute sweethearts...men not included...this means bill and the cook. a new crew has been re-cruited and i am yet to experience anything but good times,good conversation and an overall great experience. for those that want a bar that can cover all the bases from lottery to great live entertainment and wonderful food...well did i forget to mention gorgeous women that actually take the time to get to know the patrons....well if you are not here then you really should try be here....so...i would have to say that there is a good thing going here lately and i believe only the best is yet to come....
So, when I first went to this place it was a dump! Now that the new owners put some money and a lot of time into it it's pretty cool. The place is pretty big and has a lot of TVs to watch whatever game you feel like watching. Drinks are cheap and so is the good food! I would definitely recommend this place for a pretty low key place to hang and people watch.
Do you mean the re-opening again? After the last two owners ran the place into the ground? Heard they're gonna have cute skanks wearing pinstripe uniforms in the place now. God help us if that's true. I mean, i like me some skanks, but the Scoreboard's the last dive around there--not counting Sickly's and the like. What's it gonna be now? I'm not holding my breath on this one.. Wait and see.. Can't be worse than a place run by a pilled-out over-the-hill bar hag and her balding monchichi coffee nudge slurping husband husband who spent every waking moment in the place or the dykes who had the place last. Who knows..
One of the best sports bars in the portland/metro area. Since re-opening it has been a great place to come watch the game at. The staff is great and beautiful, and managment is doing a great job.
Yes its a dive. Its awesome. I love to see all the bad reviews, those are the people I dont want coming back! I live nearby and its a great spot to feel good about yourself because the people watching in the best and the drinks are strong. Its changing ownership (again) so they better not class it up or ill be pissed. Pool tables, ping pong (maybe it will be there still), and plenty of TVs for games. IF YOU DONT LIKE DIVES STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM MINE! :)
This place looks like a den created by a factory worker who saved up his money, put it all into the liquor and TV's and said screw the rest. And then he got his factory worker buddies to help him put it all together.
"Hey Joey, where ya want this TV?"
"I don't know. Put it on top of the other TV!"
Love the flourescent lighting inside too. What better way to really bring out the subtle nuances of the cigarette burns and old scars of the clientele.
The good news in all of this is that what they miss out on in looks, they make up for with cheap, strong hooch. Good pours, good prices, good people serving 'em. Three things that should be in every bar.
Good as this all is, of course, it's no reason to make a trip out of your way to come here. I'm sure you can find a similar place closer to where you live. One that has good peeps and good drinks. Perhaps one that doesn't quite so much smell like ass.
What's amazing is that as bar owner you wouldn't figure out that if you made some pretty basic changes to this place you'd have a gold mine. The location is sweet, and this part of SE has proven it wants a good bar (e.g. North on 50th & Division). These guys put up a digital sign with rollin messages across it and started opening at 7am to serve breakfast as a way to drive more business... Sorry not what we want, just give us a place to hang out that doesn't smell like ass and doesn't have underage kids sniffin spray pant cans
seriously. perfect. go there on a sunday morning sometime if you like football, or just want to check out what it's like in a city that cares about football (real football. you know, NFL). the owners have a bad rap here, not sure why, because they've always been good to us and keep the drinks cheap and the food delicious. i hear it's up for sale, which is sad. squeezed between a new french bistro, a vegetarian restaurant and a bead store, i guess i can't be surprised.
I went there one night and the owner who was completely piss-drunk started berating me for wanting to play the jukebox. The stench from the poorly maintained restrooms combined with the smoke and what smells like burned-out fryer oil quickly becomes an eye-watering excuse to get the hell out.
Just some advice to management- no one is impressed by your 20 blaring TV's and tell your cook if he's going to pick his nose do it where no one can see. I'm glad I didn't order food. Gross.
Cool bar, quickly turning into a hipster haven, with more buddy holly glasses and trust funds then the eye can see. Cool regular crowd, with a couple good bartenders. Owners are asses, but what can you expect. Food is hit or miss, see you there!
Worst bar in town. It stinks, the decor is a nauseating amalgam of whatever free beer signage they got from their distributors, the worst mix of barely legal thug wannabees, video crackheads, rookie drunks, hicks, pedophiles and pukers loafing around sucking warm pabst and the owners are a couple of white trash bigot drunks who are constantly running decent people out of the bar. They've had a few good bartenders but they don't stick around long.
Great neighborhood sports bar that serves locals and a fairly diverse crowd. Great food and drinks, priced well. The owners are a couple of Nazis that shuffle new bartenders in and out as it pleases them. The current owners don't deserve to own a bar of this quality, they will most likely have to sell it, soon.
The food's actually really good, and drinks are stiff (and cheap). All the bartenders are great!
This place is a good neighborhood bar and not too jock. The bartenders are all pretty cool but the owner is a stupid redneck wench. $1 Pabst kicks ass.
We go there sometimes, because it is stumbling distance from our house, but some people actually drive there from Gresham. It's big, lots of pool tables, cheap beer, as in $1. pbrs all the time. good cheap fried food like mini-corndogs. The bad part, is all the people who drive there from gresham. Wierd mix of people at times... oh yeah, and there are way too many TVs showing sports, but I guess they are a sports bar... they should just drop the sports part. sometimes they'll show the simpsons instead.
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My blog got quite slow recently, and I think even though the "recently shared" posts generated lots of traffic I didn't really like them being mixed up with content generated by me. I also got tired of the layout. I haven't done any recent updates so that was required at some point too and finally… I got incredibly bored in Pforzheim, Germany.
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Mark Weiner, a StorSimple executive and now a director of product marketing for Microsoft storage, said purchasing through ASAP lowers the cost of storage capacity by at least 60% versus traditional storage infrastructure.
Weiner said biggest change since the acquisition is StorSimple's product has gone global under Microsoft. Before the sale, it was U.S.-focused. When asked if StorSimple still worked with other cloud providers, he said, "technically, there's no reason why we can't. But obviously we are focused on a joint solution with Azure, either purchased on ASAP or purchased separately."
Weiner assures us that StorSimple is expanding and improving its technology under Microsoft, and Microsoft sees cloud storage as a big growth area.
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The eurozone plots its long road to recovery
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Hey! Today I've brought you swatches from the Morphe 35S palettes. It's full of surprisingly bright colors, with a few neutrals thrown in!
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Topic: Twilight Years of Life (07/02/09)
- TITLE: Gram Gets The Gold
By Patricia Herchenroether
Digging in the cedar chest, I came up with my old plaid woolies and penny loafers. Thinking about it, I flipped out the coins. (Prospectors are greedy sorts, you know.) Adding my Sergeant-of-the-Yukon hat to the outfit, I looked like a gen-u-ine sourdough and was sure to fit right in with the other "miners."
By the time Al drove up with Sue and the kids, I was already waiting on the porch with a spark in my heart and a gleam in my cataracts. As my son-a-law helped me bend down into their midget coupe-de-crate, I noticed everyone was giggling. They must've been telling jokes. Off we went, my grandson Sam bouncing against the back of my seat with excitement. "Maybe we'll strike it rich, Gramma, and get a new car!" Sue just chuckled. Hannah did the eye rolling bit. Albert scowled. I behaved myself.
We arrived two hours later. Mr. Real-Men-Don't-Need-To-Use-Maps Albert had got us lost only twice this time. I was proud of him. Above the entrance to the tourist trap, a huge sign flashed neon blue:
We guarantee dust in every pan!
I was directed to the "Sluice Area, where the elderly or infirm can prospect without bending, stooping, or wading." Next to me was a man who was neither elderly nor infirm, and to my aggrievement, sported a mouth louder than his pink and green shirt. In between his pan swishing and sloshing, he'd bellow. "Hey, Granny, what's with the ear flaps? Trying to hide your hearing aid? Ha-ha, ho-ho!" swish, swish. "Whatza matter, Lady? Didn't get your Social Security check this month? Heh, heh, hee hee." slosh, slosh. To make matters worse, each time he swished, my penny loafers took on water. Lord, help me love my brother. "Don't you know you can't take it with you? Hoo hoot!" slosh, swish.
Twenty minutes of this and I was ready to sell the mine, mother lode and all. Then I saw it. In the bottom of my pan, golden as a sunrise, sat a pea-sized nugget winking up at me. Resisting the urge to yell "Eureka!" (and thereby putting my person at risk to claim jumpers), I quickly slipped the gem into my pocket and walked away, my tick-tocker loud as a grandfather clock in my earflaps.
As I was painfully folding back into the car, we heard Mr. Obnoxious yelling from the sluice area. "My filling! I lost my gold filling!" Hmmm…Retrieving the "nugget" from my pocket I took a closer looksee. Ah, thank you, Father, for these small triumphs. Al returned my prize to the man "with compliments from the old lady."
On the way home from The Lost Mine, tired but content, I gazed out of the passenger seat window. Some of my church-lady friends call this time of their life the Autumn or Twilight years. Smiling to myself, I thanked God for my wonderful family and the chance to enjoy my Golden Years.
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Featuring our house and experimental ciders by the glass, Wigle Whiskey barrel-aged cocktails, and craft pizza with plenty of family style seating!
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Get behind the scenes and see how we made our cider from scratch. Complete with a tasting of our core and experimental ciders in the works. All ages welcome and encouraged! See the schedule of tours and events here!
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Fire officials are investigating a house fire in Orange Mills, just off State Road 207 in Putnam County.
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Complicating matters are the women in their lives, Ho's wife played by Diana Pang and Lok's played by Athena Chu. The H.K Triad is told in flashback from the present day, with Ho giving a seminar on the old days of the Triads to the police, with narration from Ho giving a Goodfellas style structure to proceedings without having either A. the budget to really accomplish the task or B. anywhere near the grandeur of that film.
One of the many unintentional moments of humour in the film is how they age Lau Ching Wan, considering at the start of the story I guess he's supposed to be in his early 20's but in the wraparound scenes he must be in his 60's. How do they achieve this magical transformation? They make him wear a flat cap! This is where so many Hollywood movies go wrong, Benjamin Button's CGI? Rubbish, they had Brad Pitt all they needed was a flat cap.
Other strange things in The H.K. Triad include, in the first half of the film at least Lau Ching Wan and Frances Ng seem unable to keep their hands to themselves, groping at each other and looking like they're enjoying it a little too much! In typical HK movie fashion there are some weird torture/punishments on show including characters putting some rather unpleasant things in their mouths, it began to make me a little queasy and wonder if Wong Jing has a few issues! The level of brutality is pretty high, particularly in the second half of the movie, which is a little surprising given the relatively gentle first half hour or so.
Lau Ching Wan gives one of the worst dramatic performances I've ever seen from him but still manages to carry the film on personality alone. Francis Ng fares slightly better but again his performance is far from his best work. I'm afraid this is due to Wong Jing's script overreaching his talent as a writer, with little of the plot points or character moments ringing true. True to form for a Jing script, it also displays a disturbingly casual misogyny that leaves an unpleasant aftertaste. Elsewhere Diana Pang and Athena Chu are fine and there's a fun performance from Lee Siu Kei as an underworld boss.
If there's one thing you can usually rely on from Clarence Fok, it's stylish direction, unfortunately based on the vcd I screened I couldn't tell, the quality was so poor. If you've seen a better presentation I'd appreciate comments on this point.
For all it's myriad of flaws, I enjoyed The H.K. Triad, while nowhere near a good film, it certainly has it's fun moments, intentional and otherwise. It also has the gorgeous Athena Chu, two of Hong Kong's finest leading men (even if they are a little below par) but for me the film's greatest asset is it feels completely Hong Kong, and these days, sometimes that's all I need. Oh and it also has that flat cap!


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Programme Coordinator Karen Fennessy
Chair of the Alliance Pat Dowling, Chief Executive of Clare CoCo.
Who's involved?
Who's involved in the Clare Age Friendly County Programme?
Alliance Chaired by Pat Dowling, Chief Executive of Clare Co. Council
Members :
• Independent Chairperson of the Implementation Group – Maria Molloy
• Clare Co. Council – Karen Fennessy, Age Friendly Co-ordinator
• Older People's Council – Carole Head, OPC Chairperson
• Older People's Council – Stella O'Gorman, OPC Vice-Chairperson
• Older People's Council – Patricia Anne Moore, OPC PRO
• Health Service Executive – Ethna McTeague, Manager of Community Services for Older People
• An Gárda Síochána – John Kerin, Chief Superintendent
• Clare Local Development Company – Doirín Graham, Chief Executive
• Public Participation Network – Sarah Clancy, PPN co-ordinator
• Clarecare – Fiacre Hensey, Manager
• Clare Bus – Laura Ward, Manager
• Limerick Clare Education Training Board – Breda O'Driscoll, Community Education Facilitator
• Limerick Institute of Technology – Jennifer Moran Stritch (recently appointed)
• University of Limerick – Professor Rachel Msetfi, Executive Dean of Education & Health Sciences (recently appointed)
• Family Carers Ireland – Sean Donal O'Shea, Manager
• Local Enterprise Office – Awaiting appointment
• Chamber of Commerce – Awaiting appointment
What did older people tell us?
What did older people across County Clare tell us? (A snapshot)
Four Hundred people attended the initial series of consultations which were held across County Clare in Ennis, Shannon, Scariff, Kilrush and Ennistymon. These consultations were widely promoted and people were also invited to submit their views and suggestions in writing. Some of the key issues raised include;
– Safety and security is a big issue and there needs to be better access to Gardai
– Most new development seems to be geared towards the young. For example, there is no seating for the elderly to allow them to relax and appreciate the beautiful scenery or to engage in gentle exercise
– Signage can be confusing. "Why not use the "Age Friendly" logo to highlight accessible areas or local amenities and keep things simple with pictures."
– In the absence of an adequate public service, older people, who do not drive or own a car, are dependent on family or the generosity of neighbours and in the current recession older people are becoming even more marginalised as family members are forced to emigrate and public services are reduced.
– Social events make a considerable difference to those older people feeling lonely. The training and education events, such as Life Long Learning initiatives, make older people still feel relevant and welcome. "Loneliness is a big problem for older people….local events start local friendships."
– Service staff should be aware of the importance of courtesy and consideration for all citizens and should strive to include older customers who sometimes feel that they are disregarded or treated with indifference. " stop referring to us as 'THEM;' We are part of the community."
– The expectation that everyone is computer-literate, coupled with the lack of continuity and visibility of key local service providers makes communication hard for older people since for them communication is always personal.
How has the County responded?
How has the County Clare responded? (An overview)
The age friendly strategy was launched in November 2013 with the annual report on actions due to be published at the end of 2014. The Implementation Group has mapped all current IT provision to ensure coordination of services and to enhance training opportunities.
The Transition Year project was a huge success and the group are now looking at ways to expand this across the county and potentially support creating an Age Friendly TY module nationally.
– To increase access to physical activity, Clare Sport Partnership and HSE will facilitate training for the staff of public and community leisure centres on age-appropriate leisure and recreational exercise programmes and activities and will facilitate the development of a discount scheme for Older People using these centres.
– Clare County Council will pilot a book delivery service and oral history project with St Joseph's Hospital, Ennis.
– The Gardai will establish a register of postmen serving each Community Garda Area and will develop a Crime Prevention and Safety Checklist for Older People for circulation. Gardai will also develop a training session for postmen/postwomen around crime prevention, what to look out for and how to report issues.
– Clare County Council will incorporate Age Friendly planning principles and guidelines into all key documents and strategies and will ensure age friendly planning guidelines influence all future development and Improvement Plans. The Council will review adherence of all planning applications to its Age Friendly planning principles and guidelines.
For more detailed information on these and the other commitments / actions please refer to the Clare Age Friendly Strategy which can be found HERE
Clare Age Friendly Initiatives
Annual Awards Ceremony
The Clare Older People's Council is very active and organises an annual award ceremony for older volunteers who do great work in their community.
Text Alert Schemes
Following a pilot, the 'Text Alert' scheme is now up and running in 35 areas throughout Clare.
The Gardaí are promoting 'Text Alert' by engaging with communities at local meetings attended by the Crime Prevention Officer.
The scheme is particularly successful in rural areas. The response to 'Text Alert' from those that sign up is instant.
Reminiscence Therapy
Reminiscence Therapy combines resources from Clare Library Service, HSE, Clare Volunteer Centre and Community Services.
The library compiled 'reminiscence packs' with material from old newspapers, advertisements, photographs, books and maps.
This therapy has shown positive effects with the potential to draw on early memories for people with dementia thereby highlighting the person's preserved abilities.


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Hedsor Jazz
Our band will be as normal (as the band can be) on Thursday. The Clive Burton Quintet are never boring, sometimes I am astounded by how good they are and just how lucky we all are in being able to listen to such quality jazz every week. But variety is the spice of life and we do have a number of "different" events coming up soon.
In March, on 16th we have singer Alison Bentley coming with guitarist Kevin Armstrong. I may have got the date wrong last week, but it will be 16th March!
Clive might be doing the community a service that day, so Mike Wills, our sax section, will be coming with them, as they all come from around the Oxford area. Do look at both guests web sites. It will be well worth your while making sure you can come that night.
On March 30th we still anticipate having a saxophone rehearsal group joining our regular rhythm section for the first half of the evening, followed by our regular quintet for the second half. This should be an evening with a real difference. It is good for Hedsor Jazz to be able to support aspiring musicians in their performance aspiration!
Someone who doesn't need a performing nudge up the aspirational tree is Tracey Mendham. She has asked to come and celebrate her birthday with us on April 6th. So here is another entry for you to pencil in your diary (OK, it might not be pencil to paper in these days of electronic diaries).
Finally we are planning another special evening as a money raiser for Cancer Research UK. Put May 18th in your diary now. We are trying to recruit at least one special guest, watch this blog.
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Check back in 2020 for future waste pesticide collection dates and locations.
All licensed pesticide applicators within districts where waste disposal collections are scheduled for 2020 will receive information and pre-registration forms by mail in July 2020. Other interested parties (unlicensed pesticide applicators, members of the general public) should refer to this web page for more information as it is available, or contact the department or MSU county extension agents.
For small-scale users, the program is free. The legislation authorizing the collection program was sponsored by Montana's agricultural industry and is funded, in part, by license fees that private, commercial, and government pesticide applicators and pesticide dealers pay to become licensed. Registration for the program is requested by the end of August. For the most part, acceptance into the program is on a first-come, first-served basis and early sign-up is encouraged.
Annual pesticide collections began in 1994. More than 638,600 pounds of waste pesticide have been collected from more than 1,764 participants. Amounts collected have ranged from one pound to over 7,000 pounds. Common pesticides that have been brought to collection events include insecticides such as DDT, chlordane, and pentachlorophenol and herbicides like 2,4,5-T and dinoseb. Strychnine has been the primary rodenticide collected.
Participants must pre-register their unusable pesticide with the Montana Department of Agriculture before the collection event so the collection can be managed safely and efficiently. Cost for participating in the program is substantially lower than costs incurred through other disposal options.
Important Change: As of May 2017, licensed pesticide applicators and dealers no longer receive a fee credit for that portion of the license fee earmarked for the disposal program.
Licensed pesticide applicators and dealers receive a fee credit for that portion of their license fee earmarked for the disposal program.
The disposal fee is FREE for the first 200 pounds and $1.00/lb for amounts in excess of 200 pounds, with a minimum charge of $5.00. Products are weighed on site. The disposal fee for pesticides containing dioxins or dioxin precursors may have a higher fee.
Requirements: Participants must pre-register their unusable pesticide with the Montana Department of Agriculture so the collection can be managed safely and efficiently. The registration form will be available here in 2020.
Disposal is free for the first 200 pounds and $1.00 per pound for additional amounts. Fees to dispose of pesticides containing dioxins may be higher.
Locations and Dates for the 2019 Collection:
In 2019, waste pesticide disposal will occur in District 3. In 2020 waste pesticide disposal will occur in District 1, and in 2021 it will occur in District 2.
All licensed pesticide applicators within the district will receive information and registration forms by mail in July.
Unlicensed applicators can obtain registration forms from the department or from MSU County Extension Agents.
Only transport containers that are secure. If the container is questionable, carefully pack within another container for transport.
Do not transport pesticides in areas occupied by passengers. If at all possible transport to the site in the back of a pickup or alternately in the trunk of a car. Avoid exposure to humans and animals.
If you are transporting liquid materials carry absorbent materials such as kitty litter in case of breakage or spillage.
Arrange pesticides such as corrosives, flammable, oxidizers, poisons, etc. to prevent mixing of incompatible materials should spillage occur.
This will prevent unnecessary shifting which could result in container damage and leakage.
Loads hauled in an open pickup truck should be covered.
A copy of this form, which lists the pesticides authorized for disposal, must be maintained in the vehicle when transporting pesticide to the collection site (in case of accident, emergency responders will need to know what they are dealing with). Please present this form at the time of unloading.
You are responsible for any spillage, damage, subsequent cleanup and restoration that might occur while you are transporting the unwanted pesticides. The state and its contractors are not responsible for any spillage that occurs before the unwanted pesticides are accepted for transport at the collection site.
After you load your vehicle, avoid unnecessary travel when transporting pesticides.
Refer to the contact information on this page.
A program sponsored by the Montana Department of Agriculture that collects and properly disposes of waste pesticides and metal pesticide containers. For most participants the program is free. Participants with more than 200 pounds of waste pesticides are charged a subsidized rate for disposal of the extra material.
Any pesticide product that the owner cannot or does not wish to use is a waste pesticide, and is a suitable candidate for the disposal program.
In most cases, the person, company or organization that purchases or controls a pesticide is legally responsible for its proper use, handling, storage, and disposal. For more information contact the Montana Department of Agriculture. It is illegal to bury, burn, or discard a pesticide or its container in a manner inconsistent with instructions found on the label. The disposal program is the easiest, safest, and usually the only legal option for proper disposal of these materials.
Pesticides may become unusable for many reasons, even simply because the person possessing them no longer has a use for them. Some products have a limited shelf life, or may undergo changes in storage that render them unusable. Identifying labels and use directions deteriorate with age, often to the point of becoming unreadable or completely missing. Many liquid products become unusable after being frozen, for example, and many dry formulations like dusts or granules may become unusable if they get wet. In some cases pesticides become unusable because their registrations are expired or canceled, and legal uses for them no longer exist. It is also not uncommon for people who inherit or purchase agricultural properties to find unusable pesticides in storage. All of these circumstances make pesticides unusable, and all of these examples are suitable for the MDA disposal program. If you have questions about the use, status or condition of a pesticide, contact the Montana Department of Agriculture at (406)-444-5400. It is helpful, but not necessary for participation, to provide the product's name, manufacturer, and U.S. EPA registration number found on the product's label.
Because of the inherent hazards associated with most unusable pesticides, disposal at a permitted hazardous waste facility is the only acceptable and legal disposal practice. The Montana Department of Agriculture contracts with a licensed hazardous waste company to collect and properly dispose of waste pesticides. One collection per year will take place in one of the three waste pesticide disposal districts in the state of Montana. For more information, refer to the When and Where section on this page.
The basic process for the Montana Department of Agriculture Waste Pesticide Collection Program goes like this:
The program serves all the citizens of Montana. Although licensed pesticide applicators are the program's primary clientele, anyone with waste pesticides may apply. Cost to the participant is based on the weight of the waste pesticide and its container. Products are weighed on site at the time of transfer.
The program will collect and dispose of most unusable pesticides and metal pesticide containers. Empty plastic pesticide containers, fertilizers, waste oil, paints and any other non-pesticide material will not be accepted.
Pesticides with a missing label or unknown pesticides can be accepted into the disposal program. In most cases, the hazardous waste contractor can characterize the waste at the collection site. Large volumes of an unknown pesticide may require analysis before acceptance into the collection. Contact the Montana Department of Agriculture for more information if you have a large quantity of an unknown product. The participant should be reasonably sure that the unknown material is a pesticide. Any information about the material should be provided.
In 2019 - District 3 (Eastern Montana); 2020 - District 1 (Western Montana).
Contact the Montana Department of Agriculture at 465-0531
The Department may set priorities for the type and amount of pesticides collected under the disposal program based on funding.
The Montana Department of Agriculture also provides a free container-recycling program. Containers are picked up at the dealer or applicator location several times throughout the growing season. Please contact Carli Davis at (406) 465-0531, email@example.com for more information, or to be put on the collection route. The first and most important step is to RINSE CONTAINERS CLEAN AT THE TIME OF USE. Rinsate should be added to the spray tank so that no waste is generated and so that you get the benefit of every drop of the product you paid for. Recycling is the preferred option for the clean containers, but after being triple or pressure rinsed they can also be legally disposed of in a solid waste landfill.
Yes, program participants are relieved of future liability going forward when the product is delivered to the contractor. At that point the disposal contractor becomes the hazardous waste generator and owns both the waste and the liability. All pesticides accepted into the program are incinerated at an EPA- licensed facility to reduce possible future pollution liability.
No. The Montana Code Annotated (MCA) 80-8-111 specifies that a person may not be subject to an administrative or judicial penalty or action as a result of participation in the disposal program. The point of the program, after all, is to reduce the risk of harm to human health and the environment by encouraging proper and responsible disposal of unusable and waste pesticides.
The Noxious Weed Management Advisory Council will meet from March 2 - 6, 2020 at the Great Northern Hotel (835 Great Northern Blvd.) in Helena, Montana. The Noxious Weed Trust Fund Grant Hearings will take place during this time. An agenda will be posted soon.
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This week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a more protective interim decision on sodium cyanide, the compound used in M-44 devices to control certain wild predators, primarily coyotes, as part of the re-registration review process required by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act. After a careful review of the available information and extensive engagement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), EPA is issuing a revised interim decision on sodium cyanide that includes new requirements to ensure continued safe use of the device. The agency's new requirements enhance protections by adding increased distances for device placement.
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Switching signals
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Hormone systems often act through a sequence in which the hormone binds to its receptor on the outside of the cell to activate the enzyme inside the cell. This system allows a signal carried by small amounts of a hormone to be amplified inside the cell. Typically, the enzyme involved, a kinase, adds a small chemical group (a phosphate) onto another protein. Protein kinases regulate many interactions in cells. The insulin receptor, for example, operates by turning on a protein kinase when insulin binds.
BRAF is a human gene that contains the information to make a protein called BRAF. BRAF is an enzyme that regulates cell growth. To be active, the BRAF protein usually requires a signal from outside the cell. However, some mutations make it permanently active as a kinase, even without this signal.
Some inborn mutations in BRAF cause growth disorders. Some mutations, which can also arise in individual cells later in life, can lead to uncontrolled cell growth – cancer. The skin cancer melanoma is often associated with BRAF mutations, for example. Several chemicals that inhibit BRAF show promise as potential cancer treatments, but they will need to be tested in clinical trials before they can be used in hospitals.


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Sports Briefs
The New Castle Recreation Department invites all snow lovers to attend an inaugural club meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 9, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the New Castle Community Center.
The purpose of the meeting will be to introduce snow enthusiasts to other people with similar interests, and possibly put together some group trips this winter. If you enjoy snowshoeing, skiing or snowboarding, register on the http://www.newcastlerec.com website under NCR Interest Groups, or just come to the meeting.
For more information, contact New Castle Recreation at 984-3352.
Crown Mountain Park is holding Moonlight in the Park, a free event, tonight from 6-8 p.m. This is a chance to experience the snow and moonlight on the park's cross country ski track.
Participants can either ski the park's 1.5 miles of trail under the light of a full moon or break out the snow boots or snowshoes and take a leisurely stroll with family along the park's one-mile long path to celebrate the holidays.
Bring a blanket, chair and, if desired, a headlamp or flashlight. Hot chocolate, coffee and cookies will be served fireside at the new fire pit located next to the pavilion and restrooms. Leashed pets are welcome.
For more information, call the Crown Mountain Park office at 963-6030.
Burning Mountain Bowl in New Castle is offering a variety of different league options beginning in January.
The Tuesday night mixed league's second session will begin Tuesday, Jan. 8. Sign up your team by Jan. 3.
The Wednesday night men's league (four-man teams) will begin Wednesday, Jan. 9. An organizational meeting will be held on Jan. 2 at 7 p.m.
The Thursday afternoon mixed league is always accepting bowlers. The next session will begin Jan. 3 at 1 p.m.
The Saturday juniors league will begin on Saturday, Jan. 6, at 10 a.m.
The New Castle Recreation Department is offering the new Slapshot Floor Hockey program for children 5 to 8 years old beginning in mid-January.
Although there isn't any ice rink in New Castle, that doesn't mean area youth can't play hockey. This new six-week co-ed program includes weekly practices and scrimmage games, with the focus on teaching basic hockey skills in a fun active environment.
The program will be conducted on Thursday evenings from 5-6 p.m., Jan. 17-Feb. 21. No equipment is needed, as the Colorado Avalanche donated the sticks, pucks and goals.
The fee is $40 and registration can be done by phone at 984-3352 or online at http://www.newcastlerec.com.
Wednesday, Jan. 2, is the last chance to pre-register for the Sunlight Winter Sports Club's Buddy Werner program.
From 4-6 p.m. at the U.S. Bank community room (1901 Grand Ave., Glenwood Springs), you can register your racer for the youth ski team and pick up his/her racing bib. This is a chance to avoid the lines and craziness of opening morning on Saturday, Jan. 5.
This season, a $25 bib deposit is required (in the form of a check). The check will not be deposited and will be returned at the end of the season when bibs are returned.
Buddy Werner primer: This program is for youngsters 6 to 12 years old who are recreational skiers and want a basic exposure to alpine ski racing competition. Racers gather at Sunlight Mountain from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. each Saturday beginning on the first non-holiday weekend in January. Adult volunteer coaches run the show.
Contact Bob Lockard with questions at 618-2101.
The Day of Infamy Snowshoe Race at Sunlight Mountain Resort is Sunday, Jan. 6. Visit http://www.dayofinfamysnowshoerace.org for more information.
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Academy Awards / Oscar 2012 Complete Winner List
Best Actor: Jean Dujardin, The Artist
Best Actress: Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady
Best Supporting Actor: Christopher Plummer, Beginners
Best Supporting Actress: Octavia Spencer, The Help
Best Director: Michel Hazanavicius, The Artist
Short Film (Animated): The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore
Short Film (Documentary): Saving Face
Short Film (Live Action): The Shore
Writing (Original Screenplay): Midnight In Paris
Writing (Adapted Screenplay): The Descendants
Music (Original Song): "Man Or Muppet," The Muppets
Music (Original Score): The Artist
Visual Effects: Hugo
Animated Feature: Rango
Documentary Feature: Undefeated
Sound Mixing: Hugo
Sound Editing: Hugo
Film Editing: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Makeup: The Iron Lady
Costume Design: The Artist, Mark Bridges
Art Direction: Hugo
Cinematography: Hugo
Midnight in Paris might win Oscar for Best Art Direction
Brief Review:
Midnight in Paris rated 7.8 on IMDB, 93% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, premiered at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival, winning Golden Globe Award for Best Screenplay in Jan 2012 is Woody Allen's romantic comedy film, nominated for coming Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Direction, Best Original Screenplay and Best Art Direction.
This movie is for people who like History, Music and Literature. The movie goes around a young successful but distracted Hollywood screenwriter getting married who is passionate about literature and writing a novel and explores the Golden Era by his magical experiences at Mid Night in Paris.
Nominations received in Academy Awards (4):
Best Picture, Best Direction, Best Original Screenplay and Best Art Direction
Bottom Line: The movies has no action or fights but old music, art, historical people and places and horse cabs to fascinate you -:)


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Kobe XI Scavenger Hunt Underway
Kobe Bryant unveiled his eleventh signature shoe with Nike at the Vault in Los Angeles. During the event, he announced that there would be a scavenger hunt. While the details were scarce, we did know that 20 pairs would be placed in 20 cities around the world.
On December 22nd, the search began in Toronto. An hour later, the second pair released in Chicago, and an hour after that, the third pair appeared at Nike's Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon. The shoes come in a special, clear, and limited box (each are numbered out of 20).
Our friends over at Kicksologists had some fun and pulled a fast one. Although it's funny, it's quite disrespectful!
In case you are looking to grab the pair in your neighborhood, we want to wish you the best of luck. Think hard and follow the @NikeBasketball Twitter for the clues.


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Can SAC Change Its Image With a New Name?
Can embattled hedge-fund firm SAC refresh its reputation with a new name and a new approach to the industry? Rob Copeland discusses on MoneyBeat. Photo: AP.
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Living in the 'Star Trek' Universe -- For Real
MADELEINE BRAND, host:
And speaking of television, here's a story of one man from England who loved a TV show so much, he turned his entire home into an exact replica of the set. And that show -- what else? Star Trek.
(Soundbite of Star Trek theme music)
BRAND: Here with more is DAY TO DAY's tech contributor, Xeni Jardin.
XENI JARDIN reporting:
Ring the doorbell outside Tony Alleyne's suburban British flat and what do you hear?
Mr. PATRICK STEWART: (As Jean Luc Picard) Welcome to the 24th century.
JARDIN: The voice of Patrick Stewart, better known to Trekkies everywhere as Captain Jean Luc Picard, inviting you inside a Star Trek fantasy world.
53-year-old Tony Alleyne lives science fiction. He's been a fan since he was a boy, and when he grew up, Tony transformed his home into a spaceship. From outside it looks just like a regular old apartment. Inside it's a full scale recreation of the Starship Enterprise. The place is strange, and so is the tale of how it came to be.
Mr. TONY ALLEYNE (Star Trek Fan): My wife left me in 1994, and I kind of lost my way for a couple of years. I was kind of, a little bit down, a little bit depressed and taking tranquilizers and antidepressants and what have you as a result of that traumatic experience.
JARDIN: To pull him out of that funk, a friend loaned him a copy of Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual, a book that documents all the details of how the fictional Starship Enterprise D was constructed.
Mr. ALLEYNE: So I just fell in love with the manual and decided, like you do, to have a go at building the transporter control console.
(Soundbite of Star Trek transporter sound effect)
JARDIN: The project that was to transport Tony out of his breakup misery took off at warp speed. Tony began with a portal that beams crew members off to other planets.
Mr. ALLEYNE: Scottie, beam me up.
JARDIN: The before and after snapshots on Tony's website show a drab, beige room with boring blue curtains, magically morphed into a launch pad with glowing panels, sexy space age curves and blinking buttons ready to be pushed.
(Soundbite of Star Trek: The Next Generation)
Mr. STEWART: (as Captain Picard): Only an advanced technological society could have built that object out there.
JARDIN: Word got out. Websites, newspapers and TV shows all over the world went nuts over it, and Tony decided to launch a sci-fi remodeling business, 24th century interior design. Soon he was working on his own home day and night, weekday and weekend. Before long, the bathroom the hallways, even the kitchen became the Enterprise.
Mr. ALLEYNE: To the left is the kitchen, which has now had a seven foot by two foot LCARS has been put in, and there's also a new LCARS unit just put into the bathroom there, which is the schematics for Star Trek: Voyager, because it's just been re-fitted to Star Trek: Voyager spec.
JARDIN: LCARS is Trekkie speak for library computer access retrieval system, those big glowing panels you see crew members punching buttons on in the show. It's the computer intelligence network that keeps things running, but to keep Tony's spaceship running, it took money, and eight years after he began, he was all out because he had financed this with credit cards.
Mr. ALLEYNE: Which I know was the wrong thing to do, but because of the initial reaction from media types, I had a false sense of security, thinking, well, this is going to take off, and before I knew it, I had quite large financial problems.
JARDIN: When Tony hit about $300,000 in debt, he declared bankruptcy. He tried to sell his Trekkified flat on Ebay for a price he knew was high, $2 million.
Mr. LEONARD NIMOY (Actor): (as Spock) Live long and prosper.
JARDIN: Nobody bought it, but he's still hoping to cash in on his growing fame. He recently finished another remodel, which updates the apartment to more closely resemble the Star Trek: Voyager period. He blocked out all the windows with thick, black Plexiglas to enhance the illusion you're hurtling through space. Trekkies revere his mastery of detail, but some of his women friends aren't so crazy about it.
Mr. ALLEYNE: The females tend to think that because there's not a view, they feel very claustrophobic, but if you suffer with claustrophobia, you don't go in space. For people who like the idea of being on a spaceship, then the apartment would be exactly what they're looking for.
(Soundbite of Star Trek theme music)
JARDIN: If this sounds like exactly what you're looking for, get ready to boot up your computer. Tony says he plans to auction the apartment on Ebay again in May at a more modest price, and for a fee he'll transport himself to your house, wherever you are, and transform it into your own private spaceship.
For DAY TO DAY, I'm Xeni Jardin.
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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Whether you've been utilizing social media for your business or are just getting started, you've probably noticed that there is always a lot going on. Because social networks are so active, plenty of businesses feel a little overwhelmed in terms of staying on top of everything. If you're in a similar situation, social media monitoring can be extremely useful. To understand exactly why, let's look at ten reasons right now: Continue reading
At this point, most businesses have heard that not only do they need an online presence, but their online presence needs to be active. One of the best ways to create an active online presence is by consistently publishing quality content. A big part of why content marketing has become such a popular strategy is because it allows businesses to attract new leads and maintain relationships with existing customers. Best of all, this type of inbound approach to marketing costs less than traditional outbound methods. Continue reading


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Life experience: Stumbling blocks or building blocks?
Term 1: What are my stumbling blocks?
This term students are looking at themselves as learners. They will identify their stumbling blocks by looking at multiple intelligence, growth mindset and look to find ways to turn their stumbling blocks into starting blocks.
The brain is what makes us function yet we understand so little about how it works. This term we are looking into how the brain works and how it affects our learning.
For reading we are looking at reading strategies that will help us with researching. Letter writing, is our focus during our writing time.


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We have been in the web based amber business since 1993. At that time Jake Brodzinsky and Doug Lundberg developed Amberica West. Doug Lundberg is a retired teacher from Academy District 20, located just north of Colorado Springs, Colorado. He taught Biochemistry and Genetic Engineering for many years at the USAF Academy. Since then we have expanded to include a variety of resins and other ambers from throughout the world.
We absolutely guarantee 100% authenticity of the ambers that we sell. Almost every piece will have a picture of the specimen next to a ruler so you will know (and see) the actual size. While pictures of the insects in amber are important, we feel that you need to know the size of everything discussed since a picture without a size reference can be misleading. Most of the amber pieces are collected by Doug personally at the mines in the Dominican Republic, Poland, Mexico or Russia. We have expanded our line of offerings to black lights (www.blacklightsusa.com) and DNA products, www.TheDNAStore.com. Our main sister company is Amberica West - specializing is Dominican ambers.
This is done for a passion of love more than a passion of money. Our ambers are offered at good prices and will allow individuals and institutions, specimens that are not available anywhere else in the world. We have some of the rarest amber specimens offered anywhere. We give you a memorable experience as you 'surf' through pages of unique and beautiful Mexican ambers. Feel free to call us at 719-258-9319. You can email Doug at email@example.com
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