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Skip to comments.Better 30-30 gun for whitetails: Ruger Mini-30 or Auto Ordnance M1 carbine?
Posted on 03/08/2008 5:43:28 PM PST by Last Dakotan
These two are comparable in price and probably in performance. Looks like the M1 is about 1-1/2 lb. lighter. Suggestions?
Look at the Winchester 94 or the Marlin
Can get plenty of good ones used-and they have put more deer on the table than just about any other gun
Neither one is a 30-30.
I've got a model 94, but looking for a semi-auto.
I have a 30 Cal M1 carbine. Isn't a 30 30 a different round?
M1 is more of a closer area type gun, I'm sure it would have no trouble with a whitetail. But I wouldn't want to try an elk or a po'd grizzly.
One big advantage is that sucker will shoot as fast as you can pull the trigger.
M1 carbine is a .30 carbine.
30-30 is not actually, the same.
Here's a pretty good reference:
>> Neither one is a 30-30.
> I'm pretty sure the M1 is ...
Nope. The M1 Carbine fires a round called the .30 carbine.
It's basically a pistol cartridge. Ballistics are below
.30-30 and way below 7.62x39. You may have trouble
finding .30C ammo other than FMJ. .30 carbine is iffy
for deer, although usually legal.
The M1 Rifle fires the .30-06, which is much more powerful
than any of the above.
The 7.62 x 39 round is very similar in ballistic performance to the .30-30. The .30 Carbine round isn't even close.
I would recommend against even considering it for use on whitetails.
I hadn't realized the carbine used such a weak round. Thanks for the help.
Soft point hunting ammo is made, but you need to be sure you purchase and use the correct cartridge lest you run afoul of the game laws in your state.
That being said one of those Ruger Mini-30's would be a real handy rifle for many purposes.
> I hadnt realized the carbine used such a weak round.
I've owned a couple of them. Stovepipe jams were common.
And let me correct one of my remarks.
The .30-30 and the 7.62x39 are actually comparable
in ballistics. I imagine that suitable hunting
rounds are available in the 7.62, and SKS-based
semi-autos are relatively cheap.
What about moose? My sister got bit by a moose, once ;o)
Buddy of mine has a Remington 6 cyl revolver that takes the 30 carbine rounds.
Don't know if I'd want to be behind that sucker when it goes off! But I guess that would be better than being in front...
I keep a copy of the Federal Ammo catalog handy in the kitchen. They sell a 7.62x39mm Soviet soft point (and FMJ if you want them) round.
It is true that in firefights against human opposition the 7.62x39 has historically been effective in the AK-47, but a deer is not going to stay around after the first shot is fired.
> ... the Mini-30's 7.62x39mm ...
The Mini-14 is now available in 6.8mm SPC,
which is supposed to outperform the 7.62x39.
> Buddy of mine has a Remington 6 cyl revolver
> that takes the 30 carbine rounds.
Remington? Or Ruger?
> Dont know if Id want to be behind that
> sucker when it goes off!
Not because of the energy, as I understand it,
but because the powder in factory .30c loads
is slower-burning, since it expects to have at
least a 16in barrel. In a handgun, a lot of
it is still burning when the bullet has departed
the tube. It's the classic "same round for
rifle and sidearm" conundrum.
I'm with Madman. Your 30-30 is a deer round, and for such is superior to both of the military rounds you're interested in. If you're interested in a good round for short to 150 yds. hunting and care about humanely taking your animal, save your money. If you want to command respect at an "intersection gone wild" then either of those other carbines you fancy would fit the bill. If you would use a .30 carbine on a game animal, you're a scuzz.
The .30-06 is God's round.
Could be a Ruger, been quite a few years since I saw it. He has a ton of guns, couple M1 carbines, a mini-14, HK308 and various handguns says he'll sell me the whole mess for 5k and I'm sorely tempted...
> The .30-06 is God's round.
I thought that was the .50 BMG
Legal for deer hunting,
and what with CWD,
you didn't want enough
deer left to eat anyway :-)
If you want an answer KNOW the question!
Both of the rifles you mention are 30 CALIBER as is the 30-30 BUT they are all as different as day and night and neither is a 30-30!
Do some local research and try again.
A rifle that shoots pistol cartridges or a rifle that is famous for being inaccurate.
Can't you find a nice Winchester lever action 30-30?
I will ask a few questions if ya do not mind ......
What is the type of area ya hunt ? Open Plains, scrub in river bottoms, dense woods, short range , long range ?
Do ya plan on using the weapon for double duty for something other than Whitetail ? Mulies, Antelope ? Feral Hogs ?
Do you reload or prefer OTC ammo ?
No moose but he rarely moosed.
Ask and you shall receive.
Ruger M77.
Though I agree with the latter the former is incorrect. The 30 Carbine is not a pistol cartridge. It was designed and works well as a CARBINE round (typically 150 yards or less from a small rifle).
As much as I like the 30 carbine I would not use it for hunting deer. Get a .270 or 308 or 30-06 to hunt with.
If you want a tacticle rifle to hunt with then you can use the .308. I am not a fan of the 7.63x39 for hunting.
7.63x39 SHOULD be 7.62x39
To understand the difference between the ballistics of various rounds you should pick up a copy of a reloading manual such as the Speer Rifle and Pistol Reloading Manual.
A Cartridge consists of four components- the projectile (bullet), the brass case,primer and powder load.
There are approximately 20 +/- cartridges (case,primer,projectile,powder) that all use the .308 diameter projectile (bullet) ranging from the 30 M1 Carbine through the 30-30 Levergun cartridge up to the venerable 30-06 and the 300 Weatherby Magnum.
Because it is chambered in a gas operated autoloading rifle, the 30 M1 Carbine cartridge is limited to the use of two projectile weights-100 grains and 110 grains-and a choice of four "flavors" one of which is a semi-jacketed hollow point which MIGHT be an adequate deer round at close range.
Until Hornaday recently developed a soft pointed tip (the Leverolution round) ALL 30-30 ammunition was BLUNT point because of the danger the tube magazine arrangement of the classic levergun would detonate cartridges whose primer rested on the pointed tip of another projectile (bullet).
So even though the weight of a 30-30 projectile can go to 170 grains ballistically the range and power are limited to about 100 yards, maybe 200 yards in the hands of a skilled marksman. (of course, everyone believes they are skilled marksman enough to take long shots!!??)
Before you give up on your levergun examine the Hornaday Leverolution round and see if it does not meet your needs for extended range and power.
Best regards,
On the off chance you or anybody you know should ever set out to try to hunt with a Garand rifle... there's something you need to know. The 30-06 cartridge was made for the kinds of smokeless powders in use in 1905 or thereabouts while a 30-06 loaded with modern powder is going to be somewhere between a 308 (which has identical ballistics to the military 06 rounds with a much smaller case) and a 300 WM. That won't hurt a modern bolt action rifle but Garand rifle won't survive it.
I think he was asking the other freepers who know about firearms for advice. That's why he asked for suggestions.
M1 carbine is NOT a .30-30. In fact the cartridge it uses is so low-powered that it is actually illegal for deer here in Michigan, and should be everywhere.
The accepted name for that round is .30 Carbine. It's essentially a no more than modest .30 caliber pistol round. The little rifle was in fact intended as a combat sidearm for officers and non-front-line troops, in place of John Browning's legendary .45 Auto pistol. More accurate at longer ranges than the .45 pistol can be shot accurately, but hasn't the power of the .45 Auto at ANY range. Other than the historical value, the only use the little M1 Carbine has is killing tin cans, and maybe rabbits. It's really not even good enough to use as a self-defense round.
The .30-30 or .30WCF is a legendary deer round, but it's never chambered in any semi-autos, because it's a rimmed round, and can't be made to feed well. Most .30-30 rifles are lever actions, Winchesters, Savage 99s, and that ilk.
The 7.62x39 however is quite acceptable as a deer cartridge, BUT you must use the proper ammunition. The cheap full-jacket military surplus ammo is NOT suitable for deer hunting, and in many states is probably also illegal for that use.
Amen to the Marlin 336. I have my Dad's old .35 Remington 336, and if I ever have to go back to just one gun, that will be it. Cheap, rugged, accurate, easy to put a scope on, easy to field-strip for cleaning, you just can't beat it. Best darned workingman's deer gun ever made, bar none. Can't beat the .35 Remington round, either. You can handload it for anything from rabbits to moose.
The last time I was at a book liquidation store, they were selling "Cartridges of the World" for five dollars a copy. I bought every single copy they had. I took them to work and sold them to my fellow gun club members at cost.
I use a old Mexican Mauser 95 with a custom receiver that was cut down and rebuilt just for the 7.62x39. I use it regularly on Javelina and Whitetails. As to the M1 Carbine....the .30 Carbine is nothing more than an offspring of the old vintage 1905 ,32 Winchester Self Loading cartridge. Poor Boy 32-20 per se....... The 7.62x39 in a proper launcher is one of the most accurate rounds in the world.
Overstated, but only slightly.
Thutty-thuttys are fun, but get an '.06 and be ready for further and bigger critters.
For what it is worth the 30 M1 Carbine projectile(bullet) is .308 diameter and the 7.62x39 mm projectile (bullet)is .311 diameter.
A tremendous difference in chamber size and not interchangable.
Best regards,
Whoever gave the go ahead to build the Mini-30 and the Mini-14 should be whipped and tried for theft. I will never buy or sell another Ruger.
You are right that the 7.62x39 is accurate out of the right gun BUT I am looking at the knowledge level of the OP. This is a guy (no offense intended) that wants a good 'all around' rifle. He will not be reloading and wants to be able to walk into Wally World and get good ammo.
I think the .308 would be better as a "tatcticle/hunting' gun for this type of shooter.
Try one of these babies. Tough as nails, powerful, historically significant, and CHEAP.
(Plus, they have a permanently attached, swing-out bayonet)
Agreed BUT they ARE all considered 30 caliber.
Have a nice day
I got a buddy who's looking at getting a .340 Weatherby for big yardage shooting. I remember you sayin' once you had a .338 Lapua...how do you think these two compare?
Thanks in advance.
At that price I certainly would have picked up a copy, but I like reloading manuals for the wealth of detail they provide.
For example, the exact same projectile-The Varminter .308 110 grain hollowpoint- out of a 30 M1 Carbine Cartridge has a muzzle velocity of 1981 feet per second. Out of a 30-30 Levergun it has a muzzle velocity of 2238 feet per second with a heavy powder load and 1925 feet per second with a light powder load.
Which one is legal for deer and at what range?
Best regards,
By whom?
Is a .357 30 Caliber? .375?
Best regards,
I asked some questions of the poster above and he answers that we'll have a better way to help him choose.
All arguments thus far , price , semi auto, quality, cheap, durable, accurate, general hunting round etc seem to lead to a M1 Garand from CMP for this man.......dual purpose, 5 round enbloc's available for hunting......I use one now and then .
.340 weatherby is a awesome long range rifle. A buddy in Lindrith NM uses one on a regular basis for elk at extreme ranges as he says he hates to track or chase a wounded animal..........:o)
He uses a Apache style finger hole phenolic stock from McBros and it has a muzzle brake as well.
Great rifle . I watch him use that rig for everything from long range coyotes to Bull Elk and Mulies up there !
Good Choice. His is a weatherby by the way.
Stay safe !
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Crew Not Intimidated By SKC
The Columbus Dispatch - July 28, 2012 09:23 AM
When the Crew hosted Sporting Kansas City two weeks ago, it earned more than a simple 2-0 defeat that left fans calling for the coach's job. Within the locker room of Crew Stadium, the loss actually provided a level of confidence for the home side.
With a rematch on tap tonight – albeit at hostile Livestrong Sporting Park – the Crew is drawing strength from its performance against the second-best team in the Eastern Conference.
"I honestly don't feel like we're intimidated by anybody in the league," defender Josh Williams said. "We went to Seattle and beat them and we've been to tough places and played well. No matter where we go, we're going to bring 100 percent. As far as intimidation, no, we're not intimidated by anyone."
The statistics from the match bear out the Crew's thinking. The Crew had twice as many attempts on goal as Kansas City, completed 75 percent of its passes compared to 62 for the visitors and maintained possession for 62.2 percent of the match.
But then, there were the two crippling mistakes that led directly to both goals. And the half-dozen offensive chances that either rang off the crossbar or fell by the wayside.
"We weren't necessarily unhappy with how we played, but we weren't happy either," goalkeeper Andy Gruenebaum said. "We didn't finish our chances. That's something that we have to do."
Head coach Robert Warzycha said the fact that the Crew was creating offensive opportunities against a Kansas City defense that has allowed a league-low 19 goals in 21 matches is a positive.
"We generated enough chances to win the game, but we need to finish them," he said. "To create those chances against a team as good as Kansas City with a lineup that's been the same for the last two years, not too many teams create that many clear chances. But we have to finish them."
Since the loss, the Crew posted a 1-0 win against D.C. United and beat English Premier League club Stoke City in a mid-week friendly, helping to foster a more upbeat, looser environment within the club. Kansas City sits one point out of first place despite having gone scoreless in its last three home matches.
At sixth place in the Eastern Conference, the Crew is six points behind Chicago for the final playoff spot.
"It has nothing to do with who is where in the standings," Gruenebaum said. "Any given week you have to bring your best game or else you'll lose. I thought we were a lot more creative. Over the last couple games I think we've been improving our chances. If you can do that, especially on the road, then it changes the game completely."
The first match against Kansas City saw Warzycha make his most drastic changes to the lineup to that point in the season. In an effort to combat Kansas City's speedy attack, Williams made his first career start at right back while converted midfielder Bernardo Anor started and played the full game at left back despite suffering a torn anterior cruicate ligament midway through the match. Both committed a mistake that led directly to a Kansas City goal.
Lineup changes could again be in the works after Warzycha deployed a 4-2-3-1 formation against D.C. last weekend with Jairo Arrieta as the lone forward. The Crew's reserve squad went with a 4-3-3 attack last Sunday.
Regardless of what lineup takes the pitch tonight, Warzycha said he senses confidence from his side.
"There's no question (we're confident)," he said. "We just have to finish our chances. Sometimes you have one chance and you win the game 1-0. If we want to be a good team, that's what we have to do."


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Highs and lows: Some of the best, worst of the week
Here are some of the best – and worst – of the week:
COMPETING WITH A PURPOSE – The Silver Creek Black Knights and the Forestville Hornets bowling teams once again held their annual Strike Out Cancer event. The teams did various events to raise money. Proceeds were donated to Carly's Club. Events like Strike Out Cancer help young people keep the perspective in winning and losing a game.
HELPING SANDY VICTIMS – Recently, some members of the Lighthouse Christian Fellowship Church in Westfield went to New York City with Operation Blessing International, a non-profit organization with a mission to alleviate human need and suffering in the U.S. and around the world. While in the Big Apple, a group of 10 volunteers helped people rebuild following the October storm. "We had the opportunity to give people hope and that's really special," said Rev. David Herr. We completely agree.
HONORING A TEACHER – Carol McPeak-McDonald, a reading teacher at Forestville Central School, is retiring. She has been very active with Make a Difference Day and Bald For Bucks. To honor McPeak-McDonald, who is also known as Mrs. M&M, at the school board meeting students dressed up in M&M costumes and presented her with flowers. It was an appropriate salute for someone who is getting ready to step down after 39 years as a teacher.
RUSHING LEGISLATION – New York now has the toughest gun control in the nation. But why the rush? The State Legislature wasn't given the proper three days to review the proposal. There were no public hearings. The federal government is reviewing legislation nationwide. Rushed legislation does little to help protect people and more often than not has plenty of hidden costs. It seems like this legislation is designed more to make Gov. Andrew Cuomo look good than anything else.


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See: http://imgur.com/JgjK2.png for example.
Do some serious benchmarking from the commandline. This will write to a file with the time it took to compress n bytes to the file (increasing by 1).
gnuplot -persist <(echo "plot 'lzma' with lines, 'gzip' with lines, 'bzip2' with lines")
To see it in graph form.
The "-d" option for gnu's "date" command can calculate positive or negative offset from any time, including "now". You can even specify a source timezone (the output timezone can be set with the TZ environment variable). Useful! Fun! Not very well documented!
This is very useful if you need to show someone some text from a distance. (Like someone standing over your shoulder...)
I'd recommend aliasing it to something like:
alias osd_cat="osd_cat -o 400 -s 8 -c blue -d 60 -f -*-bitstream\ vera\ sans-*-*-*--200-*-*-*-*-*-*-*"
xosd is the utility that provides osd_cat.
This will log your internet download speed.
You can run
gnuplot -persist <(echo "plot 'bps' with lines")
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The end of unix time and the 32bit era will be Tue Jan 19 03:14:07 UTC 2038
date -ud @$[2**31]
date: invalid date [email protected]'
In 64bit you have much longer, at least to:
date -ud @$[2**55]
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Use tar command for a backup info with a date of creation
This is the same command as this one, but for OS X.
This is the same command as this one, but for OS X.
Replace 12/31/1970 with your birth date.
Use `zless` to read the content of your *rss.gz file:
zless commandlinefu-contribs-backup-2009-08-10-07.40.39.rss.gz
Tres lineas en un shell script para copiar la base de datos diaramente
prints out the time for the timezone specified in $offsetutc. So you have less to think about things like: "I'm in utc+4 and my friend in utc-7, can I call him now or will I wake him?"
Note: $offsetutc should be an integer between -12 and 12.
It will create a backup of the filename. The advantage is that if you list the folder the backups will be sorted by date. The command works on any unix in bash.
A quick and simple way of outputting the start and end date of a certificate, you can simply use 'openssl x509 -in xxxxxx.crt -noout -enddate' to output the end date (ex. notAfter=Feb 01 11:30:32 2009 GMT) and with the date command you format the output to an ISO format.
For the start date use the switch -startdate and for end date use -enddate.
Performs a mysqldump and gzip-compresses the output file with a timestamp in the resulting dump file. Inspect the file for integrity or fun with this command afterward, if you desire:
zcat mysqldump-2009-06-12-07.41.01.tgz | less
With this command you can get a previous or future date or time. Where can you use this? How about finding all files modified or created in the last 5 mins?
touch -t `echo $(date -d "5 minute ago" "+%G%m%d%H%M.%S")` me && find . -type f -newer me
List all directories created since last week?
touch -t `echo $(date -d "1 week ago" "+%G%m%d%H%M.%S")` me && find . -type d -cnewer me
I'm sure you can think of more ways to use it. Requires coreutils package.
Important to know: a valid date will return 0, otherwise 1!
Use date to find the date at other days and times.
Not a discovery but a useful one nontheless.
In the above example date format is 'yyyymmdd'. For other possible formats see 'man date'.
This command can be also very convenient when aliased to some meaningful name:
alias mkdd='mkdir $(date +%Y%m%d)'
This example, for example, produces the output, "Fri Feb 13 15:26:30 EST 2009"
creates a tar.gz with a name like:
of a given directory.
this file was made 10 April 2009 at 5:30:53pm
see date's man page to customize the timestamp format
Echos the number of seconds from the current time till the specified time (Example in command is (2**31-1)) aka the Unix epoch. Just replace that number with the specified date (in seconds past Jan. 1st 1970) and it will return the seconds.
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By mid-February, the new alignment was already showing results. In the U.S., Tuftex fields 95 territory managers and another 20 plus in Canada and all are now representing Shaw Living, according to Bob Burton, Tuftex divisional vice president, product management and marketing.
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This case study presents results of Hydro-Québec's construction and testing of an anti-islanding approach, referred to as an autoground. The premise of the approach is to allow the distributed generation system time to detect the islanding situation. This is done using a passive approach up until the moment just prior to reclosing of the substation breaker, at which point the autoground momentarily short circuits the feeder, forcing any remaining distributed generation resources to disconnect based on line protection.
The autoground approach was proposed by Hydro-Québec in the context of the IEEE 1547.8 recommended practices working group.
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Gina's Shrimp Scampi with Angel Hair Pasta
- 1 pound angel hair pasta
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 pound large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1 lemon, juiced, plus 1/2 lemon, zested
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- 5 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 cup chopped parsley leaves
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Add the pasta to a large pot of boiling salted water, over medium heat, and cook until al dente.
Meanwhile, heat a large 12-inch skillet over medium-high heat. Add the olive oil. Once shimmering and hot, add the shrimp and saute until just cooked through, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove to a plate and reserve. Add the garlic and red pepper flakes to the skillet, then saute for until the garlic is fragrant, about 1 minute. Add the lemon juice and white wine and raise the heat to high. Let the liquid reduce for 2 to 3 minutes. Whisk in the butter, add a ladleful of the pasta cooking water and return the shrimp. Remove from the heat.
Drain the pasta in a colander, and add it to the skillet along with the chopped parsley and toss. Add the lemon zest and adjust the seasonings with salt and pepper, to taste. Transfer to a serving platter and serve immediately.
Recipe courtesy of The Neelys
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A very interesting and ambitious paper by Frank Quinn. However, I am not on the same tune with the author — I continue to be interested in a microscopic view of mathematics, not a panoramic landscape.
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Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Professional Aviation Associates Obtains ITAR Certification
Atlanta, Ga.-based Professional Aviation Associates (PAA), a Greenwich AeroGroup company, has received International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) certification from the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC). ITAR certification is a U.S. Government requirement for manufactures and suppliers of articles, components and services for the Department of Defense. With this certification, PAA can now service U.S. and foreign military operators.
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South Downs Trail Races
June 5, The Seaford Half Marathon from the coast through Alfriston and the Cuckmere Valley, www.npslions.co.uk/halfmarathon/halfmarathon.htm. June 11, The South Downs Marathon on a hilly inland route, www.209events.com.June 24 - 26, South Downs Way Run Challenge from Winchester to Eastbourne, 106 miles over three days, www.votwo.co.uk.
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October 22, The Beachy Head Marathon is one the biggest off-road marathons in the UK, www.visiteastbourne.com.
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MnDOT and The Three Rs
To the editor:
Public Education has changed through the years. It used to be the Three Rs, Reading, wRiting and aRithmetic. Reading is still very important, more so than ever. And wRiting is still important, but now shares more of its task with the computer keyboard. And aRithmetic basics still need to be taught, but the complicated stuff is now done by computer. That is change that is real Progress.
MnDOT has its Three Rs too – Roadways, Ripplestrips and Roundabouts. Roadways are something we need more of, and those we already have need a lot of maintenance. They always will, but it takes lots of $$$$$. Now the Ripplestrips and Roundabouts? We are getting a lot more of them in the last few years. But are we so sure that's Progress?
Ripplestrips are way overdone. They are beyond helpful. They have become an irritant because they are now continuous instead of spaced out like they used to be. And Roundabouts are supposed to slow down the highway death rate, but for most everybody else they are a Pain in the Avenue. Why not stop wasting money on those two R?s and instead put the funds into building and maintaining safer Roadways?
Put those dollars into U.S. Highway 14 so it gets to be a safer 4-lane roadway instead of the 2-lane highway of death that it is now. Get the state highway death rate down by making Highway 14 safer, and stop spending money on the ripples and donuts.
Dennis Born
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It is illegal to mistreat anything of great importance.
Owners of tigers must notify authorities within one hour if the tiger escapes.
It is illegal to fish for whales on Sunday.
Women are prohibited from wearing patent leather shoes in public.
It is illegal to get a fish drunk.
The Ohio driver's education manual states that you must honk the horn whenever you pass another car.
No one may be arrested on Sunday or on the Fourth of July.
Participating or conducting a duel is prohibited.
Breast feeding is not allowed in public.
In Ohio, if you ignore an orator on Decoration day to such an extent as to publicly play croquet or pitch horseshoes within one mile of the speaker's stand, you can be fined $25.00.
It is illegal for more than five women to live in a house.
Bay Village
It is illegal to walk a cow down Lake Road.
Ordinance number 223, of 09/09/19 prohibits the installation and usage of slot machines in outhouses.
Clinton County
Any person who leans against a public building will be subject to fines.
It's illegal to catch mice without a hunting license!
Women are forbidden from wearing patent leather shoes, lest men see reflections of their underwear.
It is illegal for stores to sell corn flakes on Sunday.
Fairview Park
It's against the law to honk your horn "excessively". A grandmother was fined for honking her horn twice at her neighbor.
Items left on a tree lawn become city property. A young man was fined for removing an item from a tree lawn even though he had the owner's permission.
Cross-dressing is against the law.
Any map that does not have Lima clearly stated on the map cannot be sold.
It is unlawful to run a horse over five miles per hour.
You cannot eat a doughnut and walk backwards on a city street.
North Canton
It is against the law to roller skate without notifying the police.
Your goose may not paraded down Main Street.
It's illegal for a woman to strip off her clothing while standing in front of a man's picture.
A policeman may bite a dog to quiet him.
Throwing a snake at anyone is illegal.
Catch 22 is banned.
Riding on the roof of a taxi cab is not allowed.
You may not run out of gas.
Damnit! I was thinking of going whale fishing this sunday.


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Darren Guild 2011
In his former career as a special education teacher in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, Darren Guild encountered many cases of inadequate treatment of students with disabilities on the part of the New York City public school system. He decided to attend law school to learn how to advocate for parents and children and help to change ingrained practices.
At Pace Law School, Darren was exposed to other areas of education law in Professor Emily Waldman's "Law and Education" course. "It is a real credit to Pace that the law school can offer a class in something that is so specifically tailored to my area of interest," Darren remarked. "Professor Waldman's course exposed me to areas of education law that I did not realize existed."
Darren counts himself fortunate to have had the opportunity to take two year-long clinics while at Pace Law School. As a 2L, he held a spot in the Special Education Law Clinic (no longer offered) with Professor Don Doernberg, where he advocated for children with special needs and their families to receive appropriate educational programs and services. As a 3L, Darren worked at the Immigration Justice Clinic with Professor Vanessa Merton, where he appeared in Family, Criminal, and Immigration Court; drafted briefs and motions, including a habeas petition; and helped a young client receive his Green Card.
"I feel a lot more confident going into real practice after doing both those clinics, because I have a good sense of the work attorneys do on a day-to-day basis," Darren said. "There's no better way to really learn how to be a lawyer than through the clinical program."
Darren also praised Pace's Public Interest Law Center (PILC) as an "invaluable resource." He said, "I was able to get advice specifically about public interest law, which I think operates in some fundamentally different ways than other areas of law. The PILC staff knows the field so well, and were able to provide me with insight about what public interest employers look for and how to present myself in the best light. Thanks to their guidance and support, my summer internship and fellowship applications were noticed and I interviewed for most of the positions I applied for."
Shortly before graduating from Pace, Darren was awarded the Westchester County Bar Foundation's Public Interest Law Fellowship, which is now providing two years of funding for him to serve as an attorney for Student Advocacy. Darren's work with this Westchester nonprofit organization involves advocating for families of students with special needs, as well as students who have received suspensions of more than five days. In the long term, Darren plans to work in education law, particularly seeking to attain equal educational opportunities for traditionally underserved low-income and minority students.
Darren's advice for other Pace Law students: "Take advantage of clinical programs. Get to know your professors. There are some fantastic professors who not only know their field very well, but who are also very accessible and supportive, and will go to extra lengths when you need them. Take advantage of the extracurricular activities, like moot court, trial advocacy competitions, and student organizations. Pro bono volunteer opportunities are a great way to do good while building your resume, getting experience, and figuring out what you want to do," he said. "You only have three years in law school. It's important to find those things that bring out your passion."


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Case Study: Coca-Cola Enterprise
The largest distributor of Coca-Cola in the world deploys SugarCRM to combine e-commerce, CRM and logistics into one streamlined package
- Coca-Cola Enterprise required a cost-effective software solution that could be customized to fit as part of a larger e-commerce and logistics platform.
- A solution to give sales managers and distributors greater visibility into sales and distribution channels to identify new opportunities and potential sales.
- Synolia customized and deployed Sugar Professional On-Demand to 40 users in three months.
- Coca Cola Enterprise now has an integrated on-demand CRM solution with its e-commerce engine and logistics platform.
- Sales managers and distributors now have real-time access to reports for different markets and customer bases via Sugar Professional's report engine.
- Sugar Professional has given Coca-Cola the ability to drive and optimize new distribution channels and has lead to increased orders and reorders.


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Little boy lost
It may possibly be obvious by now that I happily spend much of each day (as much as possible, in fact) keeping an eye on the happenings just beyond the windows.
So I was there to see what I consider the "first family" as they came close to the house to feed. Out of the corner of my eye I registered three of the goslings "playing" rough-and-tumble. Not terribly normal but neither anything I felt needed to concern me.
Even when one of the adults gave what I presumed was the offender a sharp nip, I accepted it as necessary discipline meted out by Pa or Ma. Only the victim, if victim he be, was now set upon by the two goslings he'd been playing with.
Was he a weakling, about to be ostracized or worse? I know goslings do tend to disappear but had never witnessed an excommunication. Is this what was happening now?
Before I could decide to (or not to) rescue the wee one, I observed him turn and walk away from the group. What kind of future could there be for one so tiny? One just slightly more than a week old?
Hector, I named him, walked slowly down the hill, his back to his group, never turning for one last look at what I assumed had been his family.
Before he reached the bottom, I was startled by a brash honking and a goose rushed loudly semi-flying toward my Hector. Watching in awe, by now I saw the rest of the second family quickly approach: another adult and a clutch of tumbling small ones.
There was no doubt (after a breath-holding moment) that this goose was prepared to be friendlier. Indeed it seemed very happy to welcome the little one.
It was simple then to surmise that Hector had simply wandered away from his "real" family and now, reunited, would stay with them until he was grown and gone. Not Hector.
He was back the following day and, again, alone. His miniature peeps, though constant, were high and so dim they didn't register at first. What did was seeing this tiny gosling up to its neck in grass with no other goose anywhere in sight.
When a family finally did approach, I didn't hesitate to herd him toward their group. Goose had a great deal to say to Hector who remained nonchalantly oblivious. I then tried to get him into the water where he eagerly approached every grown goose in turn, none of whom was having any part of this cheeping youngster.
Finally two grown geese followed the speck all the way across the lake where, last seen, he was swimming through the rushes on the far side. I silently whispered my good-bye.
Only next day Hector was back and no more sociable than before.
One does not expect a happy ending when one leaves a tiny gosling to fend for itself in the wilds. What, after all, are the odds?
Hector apparently beat them for a third family with their clutch of goslings now appeared, among them two who certainly seem to be Hector and perhaps even a brother or sister for their size was definitely different from the rest of the babes. Yet, miraculously, they have been accepted and fit right in. They travel in the midst of their large group, eat as well as any and behave as ordered by their watchful parents.
This year has brought a change, however, for the families seem ready to meld. Already the goslings drift from one group to another, casually and constantly.
Now in fact there is only one flotilla: two adults leading the group with two more bringing up the rear and all the little goslings floating serenely in between.
Hector was as much a part of the scene as any. Now he belonged.
Susan Crossett is a Cassadaga resident. Send comments to email@example.com


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Amietophrynus regularis
The African Common Toad (Amietophrynus regularis), also known as the Square-marked Toad, African Toad, Egyptian Toad, and Reuss's Toad, is a species of toad in the Bufonidae family.
It is found in Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ivory Coast, Egypt, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Uganda, possibly Burundi, possibly Djibouti, possibly Equatorial Guinea, possibly Eritrea, possibly Gambia, possibly Mauritania, possibly Tanzania, and possibly Togo. Its natural habitats are dry savanna, moist savanna, subtropical or tropical dry shrubland, subtropical or tropical moist shrubland, subtropical or tropical dry lowland grassland, subtropical or tropical seasonally wet or flooded lowland grassland, subtropical or tropical high-altitude grassland, rivers, freshwater lakes, rural gardens, urban areas, and heavily degraded former forest.
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Re: Form validation via AJAX
The parseerror was on the "console.log(status)" I believed was the "status"!
I'mm trying this:
$("#new_pay_check").bind("ajax:complete", function(event, data, status, xhr) {
console.log("data is -> " + data);
And this is the output.
data is -> [object Object]
What is the attribute of the object to use? I don't know


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Michelin Easy Grip Snow Chains - Model # 9801000
About this itemMichelin Easy Grip Composite Snow Chains (part 9801000) cover 5 tire sizes: 1) 215/65/16, 2) 225/55/17, 3) 225/65/16, 4) 235/55/17 and 5) 215/70/16.
Michelin Easy Grip® composite snow chains are temporary traction aids designed to help motorists navigate treacherous winter roads. This patented design provides the performance of a metal snow chain with the additional benefits of an easy installation, has a lightweight composite structure and causes no damage to road surfaces. Michelin Easy Grip composite snow chains provide a smoother, quieter ride than traditional metal chains. Always check for tire size compatibility, and always follow the instructions.
For good perfromance, ensure correct fit by carefully following the instructions. It is advisable to practice fitting before you need to use the chains.
View snow chain sizing information. (PDF)
- Includes reusable storage case to store in vehicle and have readily available when the weather turns bad
- It is quick and easy to install and remove
- Provides a simple alternative to metal chains
- The ideal temporary, emergency solution for winter roads
- Outstanding performance and handling in the snow
- Always check state and local laws before use
- Designed for short periods of use at 25 mph
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2013-09-05 / Schools
WRHS Class of '68 reuniting
The Wachusett Regional High School class of 1968 will hold its 45th reunion on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Wachusett Country Club in West Boylston. Classmates who have questions or who want to update their contact information can e-mail email@example.com. Classmates can also find the event on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ WRHSAlumni.


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Topic: Declaring dependencies between yml files
I have fixture files for users and countries.
A user belongs_to a country (mandatory association), so my users in the users.yml must associate themselve to a country or otherwise they won't be valid.
In my test cases I use...
fixtures :countries
fixtures :users
Unfortunately I forgot to add the countries-fixtures to some unit test, leading to very strange test results (actually to_yaml broke).
So I am wondering if there's some include mechanism in yaml. What I would like to do is declare the dependency to countries.yml in users.yml.
Something like...
import 'countries'


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This tutorial will cover how to use JWhoisServer with CUBRID.
Here we will show the installation instructions for Ubuntu 12.04. If you are running other OS, you can find installation guide on jWhoisServer documentation.
For Ubuntu you can download the .deb file (visit SF.net/files/jwhoisserver/version <x.x.x.x>/deb/ directory). You will need two files:
If you are running a Desktop version of Ubuntu, simply double click on libjwhoisserver-utils-java_<version>_all.deb. Once it is installed, double click on jwhoisserver_<version>_all.deb. The (2) is dependent on (1).
If it asks to choose the database type (MySQL, PostgreSQL), simply ignore this step. We will use CUBRID Database server in the next step.
In terminal, simply type in order:
dpkg -i libjwhoisserver-utils-java_<version>_all.deb dpkg -i jwhoisserver_<version>_all.deb
If you run into any issues, check out the detailed documentation on JWhoisServer site.
After installing JWhoisServer, you must configure the Database. In order to use CUBRID as the database, you must follow these easy steps. We will show how to do everything using command line tools. Know that you can use GUI CUBRID Manager similarly.
Open your command line terminal and type the following commands to create jwhoisserver database. Depending on how you have installed CUBRID, you may want to navigate to a particular directory where you want to keep your database. Then:
cubrid createdb jwhoisserver
This will create a database with two users dba and public, both with blank passwords.
To use our newly created DB, we need to start it.
cubrid server start jwhoisserver
Run the following SQL scripts found in the sql/cubrid folder (In Ubuntu it is located in /usr/share/doc/jwhoisserver/sql/cubrid):
cd /usr/share/doc/jwhoisserver/sql/cubrid csql jwhoisserver -i struct.sql csql jwhoisserver -i data.sql csql jwhoisserver -i test.sql
In CUBRID Manager, right click on the database and choose "Run SQL Script".
For JWhoisServer to communicate with CUBRID Server, we need to provide it the JDBC driver. If your CUBRID Server is located on the same server, you can find its JDBC driver in $CUBRID/jdbc directory. Otherwise, you can always download the necessary version from CUBRID Downloads page.
The JDBC driver should be copied into /jdbcdrivers directory of JWhoisServer (usually located in /etc/jwhoisserver/jdbcdrivers/).
sudo cp $CUBRID/jdbc/cubrid_jdbc.jar /etc/jwhoisserver/jdbcdrivers/
Using you favorite editor open /ets/jwhoisserver/server.cfg JWhoisServer's main configuration file. Right at the top you will see a section for database configurations as shown below. We need to set the connection parameters to use our CUBRID database. We will also define several other configurations for JWhoisServer to know which reserved keywords must be quoted.
###### db ##################################################### # general database connection configuration db.type=cubrid # connections settings # see: /etc/jwhoisserver/dbconfig.cfg db.host=localhost db.port=30000 db.name=jwhoisserver db.user=public db.pass= # the following configurations are for CUBRID database only # which needs to escape special reserved words db.person.tablejoin=LEFT JOIN country ON country_key\=country_fkey LEFT JOIN "type" on type_key\=type_fkey db.person.display=mntnr_fkey;"type";name;address;pcode;country."short" AS country;phone;fax;email;changed db.domain.displayshort="domain";'active' AS status db.domain.display="domain";mntnr_fkey;changed db.domain.table="domain" db.domain.qfield="domain" ###### END db #################################################
That is all you need to configure JWhoisServer to use CUBRID as a backend database. Now let's run JWhoisServer.
To start JWhoisServer, run jwhoisserver with root user.
sudo jwhoisserver
You should get a message that "JWhoisServer is up and running". If you have ran the test.sql SQL script during the database population stage above, you can now run the following command to request whois information. In your second command line terminal, type:
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Great Live Moments - Jim Hall
April 2, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: band members, ben riley, bill evans, bill frisell, compositions, duets, embodiment, guitarist jim, guitarists, harvie, jazz forum, jazz guitarist, jim hall, jim hall trio, john scofield, Listening Post, Live Music, living jazz, pat metheny, ron carter, sonny rollins, wbgo
Guitarist Jim Hall is the embodiment of what makes jazz special. First of all, there's something so absolutely honest about his music. If you need proof that Hall is the greatest living jazz guitarist, ask Pat Metheny. Or Bill Frisell. Or John Scofield. They will tell you that Jim Hall is their guy. I suspect musicians admire Jim for many of the reasons that we do. Chiefly, Hall's asset is his ability to listen to the other band members. Just imagine all those Jim Hall duets with Bill Evans, Ron Carter, or any number of guitarists, not to mention his ensemble playing with Sonny Rollins... "Down From Antigua" is one of Jim Hall's trademark compositions. As many times as I've heard this tune, it still sounds fresh.
WBGO recorded the Jim Hall Trio at The Jazz Forum, February 5, 1983.
They are:
Jim Hall, guitar
Harvie Swartz - bass
Ben Riley - drums


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Coffee Beanery, Berkley Mi
- Ted Hansen
- Russ Wolfe
- Nate Bezanson
- Ed Platt
- Matt Switlik
- Tobias Hackstock
We collected our first set of Monthly Dues this week along with Donations to i3 Detroit. Each Member either paid their $50 monthly membership dues and some donated extra to increase our Bank Totals. All members filled out the membership agreement form.
Total Raised $912.00
We prepared for our up and coming Recycle Day Event and scheduled a working session to create signs for the event. We will be meeting at Ted's House on Thursday evening at 7:00 P.M
Articles of Incorporation
- The i3 Detroit Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the State of Michigan.


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Dragon Ball
Goku Hangs On
Episode 147 | TV-14
Eager to end his brutal match with Goku, Piccolo unleashes a technique of unprecedented power! In the aftermath of the monster's onslaught, Goku's friends are elated to find their hero still standing, but how much longer can he continue?
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. — A photo of a KFC employee appearing to lick a container of mashed potatoes got her fired and drew quick corporate response to a Johnson City restaurant.
The Johnson City Press reported the image went viral on social media over the weekend. The restaurant management referred the newspaper's call to KFC's corporate office. It's owned by Yum Brands, based in Louisville, Ky.
Company spokesman Rick Maynard emailed the newspaper.
"Nothing is more important to KFC than food safety," Maynard wrote. "As soon as our franchisee became aware of the issue, immediate action was taken. The franchisee's investigation confirmed the photos were taken after the restaurant was closed and none of the food was served. The employee involved was immediately terminated."
Her name wasn't revealed.
After the photo was posted online, numerous comments followed; some condemning the stunt, others defending the person pictured.
Maynard's email to the newspaper said the corporation dispatched operations and quality assurance teams to the restaurant on North Roan Street in Johnson City to "reinforce and retrain on KFC's high operating standards."


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Topic: Static content within a dynamic site
What do people tend to do with static content within a dynamic site - for example welcome text on the main page or "about us" pages. I'm thinking that things like a welcome paragraph would be best in a partial as I'd prefer to keep the text out of the main view itself. But what about the "about us" page. Do I need to create a controller for it or can I do it some other way?


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iHerb Customer Reviews
Savings of: $4.48 (22% off)
Helps with Cat's IBS - and mine too!
Posted by Reviewer1847352 on Mar 31, 2010
I started using "Heather's Tummy Fiber" to help a couple of my geriatric cats with feline IBS. One of my old divas had suffered from chronic diarrhea for months: the anti-spasmotic and antibiotic combo med. from the vet only helped while she was taking it: the diarrhea always returned, worse than before. Forti-Flora and other similar products alone, provided no relief. None of the most expensive feline diets helped. I first tried apple pectin, and although it helped slightly, none of my Devine Felines tolerated the aroma or texture. Tummy Fibers was the answer! It has no objectionable "texture" (aka: grit or slime), and no detectable aroma or flavor - even for very picky felines! I add a little fish oil to their dry food as a "sticker", and blend in the Tummy Fibers, (plus 12 or more of the "Pet Naturals of Vermont, Digestive Support for Cats" [enzyme] capsules) . I generally add about one cup of Tummy Fiber to a large bag of dry food - and IT WORKS! The added fiber has not only helped my IBS kitties become "regular cats" once again, but the rest of the herd makes less aromatic litter box deposits, and the "heaving a hair-ball" song is no longer heard throughout the day - and night. I am convinced this approach has saved the life of Allison Anne, my long-haired cali-torti fluffy-ruffled furball Diva! I also now take Tummy Fiber instead of using Mira-Lax (aka: human anti-freeze) to treat chronic IBS. It is the only fiber product I have ever tried that actually WORKS for the chronic constipation resulting from Sjogren's syndrome. Over the last 40-something years, I have tried a lot of ineffective treatments: but Heather's Tummy Fiber WORKS. Thanks iHerb, for offering an effective healthy product at such a good price!
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Since I have been using Heather's Tummy Fiber consistently, for the first time in my life, my digestive system feels somewhat "normal". I can't imagine life before Heather's Tummy Fiber. I use two teaspoons in my morning coffee and depending on how I'm feeling or what I've been eating, I will sometimes add another two teaspoons in my evening herbal tea. If you're on the fence about getting this fiber, don't wait any longer! It's the best thing that's ever happened to my tummy!
Good Fiber but very hard to dissolve in anything.
Posted by Reviewer2552094 on Mar 09, 2010
I like fiber better than Benefiber but it very hard to dissolve in the any liquid unless the liquid is in boiling state. Otherwise it clumps up. I am switching back to Benefiber.
Great Product
Posted by Reviewer1812067 on Feb 23, 2010
I highly recommend this fiber. It mixes into any liquid with no taste or grit. It also doesn't seem to produce gas or bloating like some fibers do. I take a tablespoon every morning and sometimes another one at night if I haven't eaten well that day.
Tummy Fiber works!
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I bought this product a few weeks ago. I self-diagnosed myself with IBSd and it has been awesome. I tried Fibersure and had horrible gas and bloating even after 2 weeks but not at all with Tummy Fiber. I am up to 1.5 tsp. in the morning and 1 tsp. at night, i've nearly stabilized on just that. I can eat meals that would normally have sent me running to the bathroom without ill side effects. It's really easy to mix into a glass of water and doesn't have grit or noticeable taste. I love the product. I plan to recommend to my mother who suffers from IBSd also. It's well worth the money to have good fiber that doesn't upset your stomach.
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Heather's Tummy Care a good solution
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I like Heather's Tummy Care, Tummy Fiber Acacia, as it is very effective -- within a day or two it corrects my bathroom problem (loose stools) and it has no taste or after-taste so I don't mind taking it at all. Good stuff!
gentle and very effective
Posted by Reviewer1479485 on Sep 17, 2009
My wife suffers from some sort of intestinal disorder which has her Dr. stumped. I did some research and discovered acacia. Since she has started a daily intake she hasn't had any flare ups.


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Such a pansy. The Floral Arrangement Jacket is navy blue and features sequin flower patches, pockets, striped ribbing, and snap button closures at front. Fully lined.
100% Polyester
*Hand wash cold
Please use these size charts to help determine your size. Because sizing and cut will vary between brands, please use the charts as a general guide to compare the various size scales. If you have a specific sizing question or would like more information, please contact Customer Care.
Sizes listed are US, unless otherwise noted.
Daiane is a US size 2
Height: 5'10.5"
Bust: 32" / Waist: 23.5" / Hips: 34"
Astrological sign: Pisces
Can't live without: My Family.
Tell us a secret: I love to dance.
If you're not utterly obsessed with your recent purchase, it's now so easy to send it back! All US returns can be completed online using our fast, hassle-free system. Check out the links below for more details.
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Here's a Tinnovation to help you quench your thirst after finishing a tin of Garrett Popcorn!
- Empty Garrett Tin
- Ice
- Your choice of beverages
- Invite friends over for a party.
- Finish your Garrett Popcorn!
- Wash the tin. Drying is not necessary.
- Fill the tin 3/4 full with ice.
- Submerge your favorite beverages in ice and wait until they are chilled to enjoy.
- Continue the party with your chilled beverages!
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Leaving no tracks at all
This is to the DNR.
I've tangled with my first cougar on a trap line back in 1969, when I was 15. It was in the Cassidy Lake-Fern Creek area of the county.
These big cats have always been here, as well as the wolves, so have never been exterminated (as some would have us believe). On the high side, a very big cat can weigh as much as 276 pounds (this is a fact).
Being twice as large as a wolf they'll burn up twice as much energy, covering the same distance, etc. This is why cougars travel slower (unless being pursued) and wolves travel faster, (as well as having a tireless pace).
The big advantage to having these alpha predators, is that they kill all of the lesser ones (that kill more deer and small game, than they do). Examples are bears (yes, ask any bear and they'll tell you wolves,/cougars kill them), coyotes, especially at their den, bobcats, lynx, fisher, raccoon, and fox, (who kill more deer fawns than bears; this is a fact).
Since cougars and wolves kill each other, they can never be too plentiful, so don't expect them to be modeling for you along side the road like deer, while you joy ride in your car.
The only reason, winter tracking programs for cougars, have failed, is that, in winter, these big animals leave no tracks in snow unless pushed to another area. They follow, our streams, and lake inlets, outlets, walking on their frozen surfaces, (like I do trapping), leaving no tracks at all, except to pounce on prey along the bank. Unlike the cat with claws, any deer on ice becomes buck soup.
David Moraska
Iron Mountain


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Hey guys,
Im new here and i am sort of doing a reach out to any paintballers in lancaster. I currently live in the city and have been playing for about 5 years, i use to captain a speedball team in the area and after going to college im looking to get back into playing regularly. Any one that plays speedball alot and looking for anyone to play every other weekend with let me know. I would love to get into a tournament or two by the end of summer!
Thanks alot guys,
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Marian DuLac
DULAC, Marian, 89, of Rogers City died Sept. 17, 2013, at Orchard Care Home.
She is survived by two daughters, Ihlene (James) Gordinear of Fenton and Pam (Gerhardt) Schalk of Hawks; four grandchildren, Shelly, Laura, Jenifer, and Matthew; five great-grandchildren; two sisters, Jeannette (Gene) Pilarski and Gertie Goldbach.
Friends may visit at the Beck Funeral Home on Friday from 4-8 p.m. where the Daughters of Isabella will recite the rosary at 6:30 followed by the parish wake service at 7 p.m. Visitation will continue at the funeral home on Saturday from 8:30 until 9:30 a.m. mass of Christian burial is set for 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Ignatius Catholic Church with Rev. Sylvestre Obwaka officiating. Burial will take place at Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemetery. Online condolences may be addressed through www.beckfuneralhome.org


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