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Nine year-old Nor-Anne from Islington found herself the envy of young Arsenal supporters everywhere after enjoying a special moment ahead of the Gunners' Emirates Cup clash with New York Red Bulls last weekend.
To coincide with the announcement of Save the Children as Arsenal's official global charity partner, Nor-Anne, who has been supported by the charity's work in the UK, was given the honour of stepping out on to the hallowed Emirates Stadium turf to hand over the match ball to referee Kevin Friend before kick-off. Following her special moment, Nor-Anne, a keen Arsenal fan, was able to enjoy the action with her mother and two younger siblings.
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Save the Children's Families and Schools Together (FAST) programme, which Nor-Anne and her family have been supported by, is one of the projects that Arsenal will support during the partnership. FAST helps increase parents' engagement in their children's education by encouraging them to perform everyday tasks and develop their skills together.
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If I had to choose for that particular model, I'd go for an IWB or even OWB at 3'oclock. Don Hume has some excellent holster choices for the CW9 series.
Thank you sir.
I have both IWB and OWB. Just looking for a shoulder holster.
I like shoulder holsters and think they are very comfortable especially for a heavy gun. However they are pretty poor choices for conceal carry unless under a suit or button/zipped up coat. I seldom wear mine unless it is cold weather and I'm going to be outside with a jacket or hunting.
I use a 5.11 Tactical Holster Shirt.
It wears under a T-shirt and holds anything from my 1911 to a PPK.
But it is "hot"! Not a SC Summer carry option.
Your "chiefnpd" seems to indicate a cop. If that's true, you might get better feedback from your associates in the department. They might have more experience with daily shoulder-rig use than anyone else here.
In my slight experience, a shoulder rig causes slow presentations, and it's difficult to conceal unless you have your jackets specially altered.
That said, I direct you to Galco. They sell extremely fine factory-made leather goods. Click on: Galco holsters; Holsters; Gun holster, pistol holsters, western holsters, shoulder holsters, leather holster and Glock holsters
I was a police officer for 26yrs. I have moved across the country so no longer have personal contacts. I live in So Cal. and was having trouble locating a shoulder holster for the cw9 with ct. Thanks for all the comments.


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The bond forged between the men and women in fire service is universal, regardless of when or where they've served. Proof of that was on a recent visit made by the Lakeland Fire Department's Assistant Chief Doug Riley, along with Station # 5 's Lt. Jim Hewitt, Engineer-Driver Steve Herndon, and Firefighter Jason Vickers who visited retired Massachusetts Firefighter George Coughlin at Clairbridge Place in Lakeland on August 6, 2013. They reached out to Mr. Coughlin to welcome him to the community and for the opportunity to bond over tales of service as firefighters.
Mr. Coughlin served as a firefighter for over 25 years and upon retiring in Polk County became very involved with fire service related issues in his community. He led the charge and was instrumental in the building of an additional fire station in nearby Winter Haven, and now as a new resident of Lakeland plans to become equally as involved. Firefighters from Station 5 plan to visit regularly to continue to grow the relationship and learn a lesson or two from this valuable veteran of fire service.
Regardless of disparity in age or location of service, its examples like these that make it clear that firefighting is not a career choice but rather a lifestyle.


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Look around 1:46, I think I spy an RC bucket!!!
Also, at the end there is a Mando group. Should be AWESOME!!!
Look around 1:46, I think I spy an RC bucket!!!
Also, at the end there is a Mando group. Should be AWESOME!!!
I don't think I spotted a RC bucket, but the Mando's should be really cool.
I'm can't wait for some Mando awesomeness!
The more I look at it, the more I think it is just a modified clone bucket.
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Fractal, I think I should wip ya for not telling me about this post
AAANNNNNHHHHHHH!!!!! Not the whip!!! :P
Pulls out guard shoto, haha!!! look what I have up my sleeve!!!
Did I also see a shapeshifter Zam type in there as well? Anyone else see that?
Yup, I saw that too, but the Mando looked a lot like 1 I've seen here on TDH
I need to watch the first season now...
Also, is it just me or is that Mando wearing a lightsaber on his belt as well?
Yup, I think he may have it as a trophy, but I can guarantee he's gonna use it or it wouldn't be there. That's gonna rock!!!
I read that they're supposed to finally show the planet Mandalore, as well. Should be pretty sweet.
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I just read a brilliant and inspirational blog post on the Harvard Business Review site entitled, "Are All Employees Knowledge Workers?" The authors, John Hagel III, John Seely Brown and Lang Davison, explore the "artificial distinction" that businesses create in their workforce between the haves (so-called "high potentials," creative talent, and knowledge workers) and the have nots (everyone else). The writers suggest we need "to redefine all jobs, especially those performed at the front line (or, in an image, that reveals our prevalent management mindset, the 'bottom' of the institutional pyramid), in ways that facilitate problem solving, experimentation, and tinkering."
Early in the Web 1.0 era, companies asked what the Web could do for them. It was the wrong question, because soon the Web was doing something to them--changing consumer expectations, forcing investments in technology, altering the way companies recruit, disrupting sales channels, changing company culture and breaking old models of the employee-employer dynamic. (Remember when communicating with a boss at a certain level used to mean asking his secretary for time on his calendar rather than a real-time dialog via email or IM? I do.)


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Newlyweds Lisa and Kevin Huggard, of Norwich, sent a flock of mallard ducks flying as they moved into position for some wedding photos after being married by Justice of the Peace Marie Tyler Wiley in Olde Mistick Village in Stonington Thursday.
The Huggards had been making different wedding plans but saw the free ceremonies offered by Wiley and decided to take advantage of the opportunity. "It's a dream come true for us," said Lisa. This is the fifth year that Wiley has offered the free officiations. Couples with a valid marriage license in the town could choose between one of five ceremonies of varied length and formality. Wiley married six couples by noon.


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In the modern age of recorded music, there are more than a few classic mondegreens. Although the brain usually knows better, the near-homophony of these phrases is hilarious to behold. Here are a few choice favorites. Sign up for a free Rdio account to hear the entire song and compare for yourself!
1. Jimi Hendrix, "Purple Haze"
Although rumor has it he did actually say this one time during a live performance, it's not the official line Hendrix drops before that iconic riff.
2. Creedence Clearwater Revival, "Bad Moon Rising"
At least you always knew where to take a leak at a CCR concert.
3. Manfred Mann's Earth Band, "Blinded By The Light"
Manfred Mann does have the distinct honor of performing a cover that's arguably more famous than the original. And the BOSS did the original. That's high praise.
4. Madonna, "Like A Virgin"
It's all about context.
5. Eiffel 65, "Blue (Da Ba Dee)"
To be fair, this is more of an oronym.
6. Led Zeppelin, "Stairway To Heaven"
Considering the fantasy elements of Led Zeppelin's music, this isn't exactly far-fetched.
7. Bon Jovi, "Livin' On A Prayer"
Amen, Bon Jovi. Amen.
8. Alanis Morissette, "You Oughta Know"
A shameful stuffed secret.
9. Elton John, "Tiny Dancer"
It's a classic.
10. Ramones, "Blitzkrieg Bop"
These bad boys weren't afraid to crack a soda or two, no matter what the man said.
11. The Clash, "Rock The Casbah"
Who knew, all this time, The Clash were really all about partying where cats go to poop.
12. Nirvana, "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
Kurt was very into Tupperware parties, did you know?
13. Toto, "Africa"
14. The Black-Eyed Peas, "Boom Boom Pow"
We've all been there.
15. Bob Dylan, "Blowin' In The Wind"
We're all your friends, Bob.
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By Chris Harris
Lukas Podolski says he is finding his feet at Arsenal after acclimatising to English football's staple diet of two games per week.
The Germany international has seven goals for his new club and none better than the one that secured a 2-0 win over Montpellier on Wednesday night - a thunderous left-foot volley from just inside the box.
Podolski has scored in each of his last three appearances and feels more and more comfortable in his new surroundings.
"Sometimes it is not easy when you come from another country and another league, and I play every three days so this is new for me," he told Arsenal Player.
"But I think I have played very well in the last few matches and I am looking forward to scoring a lot more goals and making some success for the team and for the Club.
"[The last week] means a lot, we have seven points from the three matches we played at home. We were unlucky with the game against Fulham because we went in front by two goals but we won the derby against Tottenham and an important Champions League game tonight."
Arsenal have now reached the last 16 of the Champions League for 13 consecutive years - a run bettered only by Real Madrid.
"Yes, it's a great record," said Podolski. "This is my first season and I hope the next years are also like this.
"Now we have this season, we look forward to the last [Group B] match against Olympiacos, we want to win that match, then we will look for the next round."
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The San Francisco SPCA recently expanded its mission to include the lofty, yet attainable, goal of making San Francisco the first city in the nation to end animal abandonment by the year 2020. This plan is called Vision 2020, and is based on research that identified three main reasons why animals end up in shelters: overpopulation, barriers to veterinary care, and behavioral issues.
"San Francisco already has the lowest euthanasia rate per capita of any major city in America," explained SF SPCA co-president Jason Walthall. "We're now ready to expand our programs and set our sights even higher. With the help of our supporters, we're confident we can completely end animal abandonment in San Francisco."
The Vision 2020 plan focuses on three tenets: prevention, rescue, and education. Preventing overpopulation and surrenders helps ensure that animals never need to enter a shelter; it is achieved by expanding free and low-cost spay/neuter programs, behavior resources and charitable veterinary care.
Rescuing every healthy, adoptable and medically treatable cat and dog will become possible by increasing adoptions, expanding foster programs and exposing puppy mills. Education rounds out the Vision 2020 plan. The SF SPCA will expand humane education programs for youth, develop more dog training classes and increase animal-assisted therapy training.
"By the time an animal enters a shelter, society or someone has already failed it," said SF SPCA co-president Dr. Jennifer Scarlett. "A shelter should be a safe haven for those truly in need; not a repository for bad decisions. Vision 2020 puts into place the social infrastructure to make sure abandonment doesn't happen in the first place."
The SF SPCA Adoption Center already saves over 4,000 cats and dogs each year, and the organization is now expanding its current programs and engaging the community to achieve its new goals by the year 2020. No other city in the nation has ever successfully ended animal abandonment, but the SF SPCA is confident that San Francisco can become a model for other cities across the nation.


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Last weekend I felt so much better than in my debut, beamed Gavin. I was on point and did what I wanted to do in that fight instead of waiting for my opponent to make his moves. In the first fight I was a little nervous with the whole wrestling thing. America is a huge place for wrestling and it has always been our Achilles heel.
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If the problem with U.S. policy toward South Asia during the Cold War was too little sustained attention by Washington, the challenge now may be too much. The super-priorities of counterterrorism and the war in Afghanistan represent important national security goals for the United States. But the sheer diversity of U.S. policy interests across South Asia makes coherent, long-range strategy more difficult.
A new Asia Society report, The United States and South Asia after Afghanistan, suggests there is an opportunity to recalibrate U.S. policy toward South Asia — drawn from more than 90 interviews with experts and former practitioners throughout the interagency.
Long-term perspective is difficult when short-term priorities crowd one's inbox. The daily challenges of South Asia policy make long-range planning difficult. Administrations are measured on what they do, not how they think, but the risk is that strategy gets parked to one side.
The good news is the Obama administration has worked hard to develop a long-range economic strategy for South Asia — the "New Silk Road," a vision of economic integration and improved regional relations. But connecting the countries of South Asia with each other and their neighbors may not be enough.
China is rising as an actor in South Asian. Its trade with the countries of South Asia is growing fast, and other Asian states such as Japan are taking note. The United States has responded — no longer allowing the extraordinary situation of the 1990s to persist, where contact between U.S. assistant secretaries of state working on South and East Asian policy was practically non-existent.
Now, a range of exchanges, talks, and visits reflect greater policy connectivity within the State Department and between those leading on South and Central, South East, and East Asian policy. Bob Blake, the assistant secretary for South and Central Asia, visits Beijing, for instance, while Kurt Campbell, the assistant secretary for East Asia and the Pacific, goes to Delhi.
As the Obama administration continues to rebalance its policy priorities toward Asia, there is a tremendous opportunity to build upon the policy accomplishments of recent years. A range of engaged, thoughtful officials from across the interagency have an opportunity to take stock, peer forward, and generate an integrated strategic approach to South Asia as a whole.
India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and China are key state actors, but so are the other states of South Asia, which are all too often reduced to the briefest of mentions. Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan are close neighbors of China and have the potential to contribute to broader regional stability and prosperity, both through enhanced trade and their energy potential. As maritime trade grows ever more important for both China and South Asia, Sri Lanka and the Maldives gain rising relevance for policy makers.
These are all good reasons for Washington to renew its focus and attention on South Asia on the eve of the second Obama administration. To that end, the report, The United States and South Asia after Afghanistan, draws on the collective wisdom of past policy makers toward the region to make a series of specific recommendations — framed by a set of important principles to help guide the incoming diplomatic team. These are:
The complete report is available for download here. Launch events will be taking place on Dec. 11 at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, on Dec. 12 at Asia Society's headquarters in New York, and on Dec. 20 at the Observer Research Foundation in New Delhi, India.


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Grasping For New Scandals, Fox Fearmongers That Obamacare Will Allow IRS To Deny Medical Treatment
Fox continued its effort to target the Obama administration with manufactured scandals, fearmongering that IRS commissioner Sarah Hall Ingram will use the IRS' authority under the Affordable Care Act to discriminate against conservatives by denying or postponing approval for medical procedures.
IRS Commissioner Who Oversaw Tax-Exemption Approvals Now Heads Healthcare Office
ABC News: "IRS Official In Charge During Tea Party Targeting Now Runs Health Care Office." In a May 16 report headlined "IRS Official in Charge During Tea Party Targeting Now Runs Health Care Office," ABC News reported that Sarah Hall Ingram, the IRS commissioner previously in charge of the office that oversaw the approval of tax-exempt organizations had been moved to an IRS office in charge of some aspects of the new health care legislation:
The Internal Revenue Service official in charge of the tax-exempt organizations at the time when the unit targeted tea party groups now runs the IRS office responsible for the health care legislation.
Sarah Hall Ingram served as commissioner of the office responsible for tax-exempt organizations between 2009 and 2012. But Ingram has since left that part of the IRS and is now the director of the IRS' Affordable Care Act office, the IRS confirmed to ABC News today. [ABC News, 5/16/13 [1]]
Fox Fearmongers That Health Care Reform Gives The IRS Power To Discriminate Against Conservatives
Fox News' Steve Doocy Suggests The IRS Could Use Health Records To Interfere With Conservatives' Healthcare. Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy suggested that the IRS would be able to access Americans' private health information and meddle in specific health procedures:
DOOCY: Well, this is a little scary. Just think about the nexus of IRS with healthcare and the fact that she -- keep in mind, one of the things from the IG report was, one of the problems with the IRS, was they blamed ineffective management. Well, she was the management, and now she's running Obamacare at the IRS? Going forward, just imagine: okay, so you go in and you're, you're trying to get a doctor's appointment; right? And they go, we see from your tax records -- how would that possibly be possible? -- We see from your tax records that you support the Tea Party or conservative groups. You want a doctor's visit? Three weeks. You want hip replacement? Four years.
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In Fact, The IRS Will Only Have Power To Verify Health Coverage
Politico: "The Agency Will Verify Insurance Coverage, But Nothing More." A May 16 Politico article disputed the suggestion that the IRS would have the power to stand between conservatives and their doctors, quoting former IRS Acting Commissioner Steven Miller who explained during a September 2012 House hearing that the insurers will only provide insurance coverage information to the IRS:
In reality, the IRS is just supposed to verify that people have health coverage -- which means collecting records from employers and insurers, but not doctors.
And in September, then-IRS Acting Commissioner Steven Miller testified at a House hearing that the agency will verify insurance coverage, but nothing more. "It is important to note that the information that insurers provide to the IRS will show the fact of insurance coverage, and will not include any personal health information," he said in his prepared testimony. [Politico, 5/16/13 [3]]
Reuters: IRS Deputy Commissioner Steven Miller Testified Agency Will Not Audit Health Coverage. A September 11, 2012 Reuters article reported then-IRS Deputy Commissioner Steven Miller clarification of the agency's role in implementing the Affordable Care act to a subcommittee of the House Ways and Means Committee, pointing out that "[i]n most cases, taxpayers will file their tax returns reporting their health insurance coverage, and-or making a payment, and there will be no need for further interactions with the IRS":
The Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday assured congressional lawmakers that agents would play no role in enforcing the controversial requirement that Americans buy insurance under President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul.
"IRS revenue agents will not be involved. There will not be audits," IRS Deputy Commissioner Steven Miller told a subcommittee of the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives.
"In most cases, taxpayers will file their tax returns reporting their health insurance coverage, and-or making a payment, and there will be no need for further interactions with the IRS," Miller said. [Reuters, 9/11/12 [4]]
The New Republic: Idea That Obamacare Gives IRS Control Over Individuals' Health Care Is "Beyond Laughable." In a May 17 New Republic article, Jonathan Cohn called the idea that the Affordable Care Act would "meaningfully" expand the power of the IRS "beyond laughable." He highlighted the minor role that the agency would play in implementing the law and contrasted it with the agency's existing power:
[T]he notion that Obamacare meaningfully expands the power of the IRS, let alone that it will give its bureaucrats control over how people get medical care, is beyond laughable.
It's true that the IRS performs several of Obamacare's critical functions. Starting next year, the IRS will be distributing the tax credits that will make insurance affordable for millions of Americans. The IRS will also be responsible for enforcing the "personal responsibility requirement"--a.k.a., the individual mandate. To do that, it must figure out who has insurance, and then, under certain circumstances, impose a tax penalty on people who do not.
The medical privacy nightmare is a figment of the libertarian imagination. The IRS will never see an actual medical record, let alone meddle with decision-making by doctors and hospitals. The agency will deal entirely with financial matters--how much money you make and whether you have insurance.
[I]f you're worried about the IRS discriminating against individuals, selective application of a modest, non-enforceable tax penalty seems like a trivial matter given the other options the agency has at its disposal. After all, the IRS has the power to conduct audits, which can be brutal, and dial income tax penalties way up or down. [The New Republic, 5/17/13 [5]]
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This free holiday event is one of the most-beloved traditions for Minnesota families. These animated, three-dimensional journeys through scenes--often from popular children's tales--started with Dayton's 47 years ago. It makes sense that the Twin Cities with deep roots in theater would be able to continually construct spectacular sets.
If, instead of walking, visitors rode motorized sleighs through the 13,000-square-foot auditorium, it would be the equivalent of a Disney World ride.
Going by foot gives you a chance to study each scene, often with snippets of stories. In years past, visitors wandered through moving, larger-than-life scenes from "Harry Potter," "Cinderella," "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas," and "The Polar Express" before the movie version.
"A Day in the Life of Elves," brought back again this season with some slight changes, offers a comical look at the life of Santa's helpers, from trying to wake up in the morning to getting buried in the mail room. Mice run across the elves' kitchen floor, reindeer learn to fly while uncomfortably strapped below hot-air balloons, and elves use an inventive machine to make candy canes.
We waited in line for only 10 minutes Saturday morning (not bad) before the 20-minute walk-through. Like always, it's smart to bring a little ka'ching for the cookies afterward.
As we left with our 5-year-old girls (each sporting a green or red frosting mustache) we realized Macy's doesn't need motorized sleighs to feel like Disney World. It has something just as good: eight floors of escalators. The girls loved them.
More information: Look for more information at http://www.dothetown.com/. Remember you can get validated parking through select retailers. You can also up the excitement of the outing with a trip on the Light Rail Train (http://www.metrotransit.org/). You'll have to walk a few more blocks, but Nicollet Mall looks enchanting flanked by illuminated trees.
How about you? Leave your comments about trips to the 8th floor auditorium and share your favorite downtown events.
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Who's got all their stuff ready to go?
I've got all mine ready except one thing. I'm in a mad dash to get a call made that I can hunt this year. Certainly a test of patience. I want to make a hunting call. I refuse to stick an Echo insert in and call it my call. But anyway I can't wait. Hopefully, this month will fly by. I'm ready to put the smack down on some birds.


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The 2011 hunting season was the 33rd year of our annual turkey population survey. The continuing cooperation of turkey hunters has made the survey possible. Your assistance is vital to managing wild turkeys in Georgia. We greatly appreciate this partnership.
Turkey Production Index Survey
Historically, this survey was conducted from May through August from 1978 thru 1990. Beginning in 1991, the annual survey period was shortened to June through August. Field personnel of the Game Management, Law Enforcement, and Fisheries Management Sections of the Wildlife Resources Division are involved in data collection. All observations of turkey broods and hens, with and without poults, are reported.
During the summer of 2011, 415 broods were seen, which was up 16.6% from 356 in 2010. The average brood size of 6.9 poults observed in 2011 was 23% less than 2010 (8.9) and 15.8% less than the previous 5-years average (8.1). The statewide production index of poults per observer (16.4) was the same as last year (16.4) and 21.5% greater than the 5-year average (13.5). The production index 'poults + hens' was 4,428 in 2011, which was 7.8% lower than the 2010 index of 4,800 and 6% lower than the 5-year average of 4,708. The average number of poults per hen was 1.79 in 2011 down 7.3% from 1.93 in 2010. This was still 12% greater than the previous 5-years average (1.6). An average of 3.0 poults/hen or above is usually considered an indicator of good production in expanding turkey populations. The past several years of production data and harvest data indicate that reproductive levels around 2 poults per hen or slightly less have been able to maintain our current population level for the past 10 years. A production index of 1.79 poults/hen, while lower than last year, is still pretty good. Most of the state performed much better, but the drought in the coastal plain affected production and lowered the statewide average. Hopefully the excellent reproduction in the coastal plain in 2010 will make up for some of the losses.
Reproduction data suggests that turkey production was good in many parts of Georgia in 2011. The Blue Ridge area of the state experienced significant increases. The poults/hen index was 2.12 which is a 27.5% increase from 2010. Poults/observer was up 42% with an average of 29.3 poults observed/observer. The Piedmont region also did well. The poult/hen index was 2.25, up 10.4% from 2010. The index of total poults + total hens (1659) also increased by 27.4% and poults/observer (22.8) was up 37% from 2010. The Ridge and Valley region was relatively stable. In 2011, the Ridge and Valley region experienced a slight decrease in the poult/hen index (7.5%), but was still good with 2.05 poults/hen. In contrast, the Ridge and Valley had an 80% increase in the poults/observer index (42.29) and a 25.5% increase in the total poults + total hens index (585). Due to the drought, South Georgia did not produce as well. The Upper Coastal Plain region experience a 21% decrease in the poult/hen index (1.4), a 20% decrease in the poults/observer index (9.91), and a 21% decrease in the total poults +total hens index (912). Reproduction really suffered in the Lower Coastal Plain. This region experienced a 43% decrease in poults/hen index (1.14), a 58% decrease in poults/observer index (7.9), and a 53% decrease in the total poults + total hens index (649). Without adequate spring rainfall, the Coastal Plain was not able to product suitable brood rearing and nesting habitat lowering turkey recruitment. The statewide picture is better with much of the state performing well above the 5 year averages for the respective regions.
Hunting Population Index Survey
This survey is conducted during the spring gobbler season with hunt data being supplied by hunter- volunteers. Specific information requested about each hunting trip from our hunter-cooperators is the date, hours hunted, county or region of the state hunted, the number of turkeys seen, the number of gobblers heard, and the number of gobblers killed.
The hours of hunting effort per turkey observed is used as an index of the hunting population. The correlation between this index and the production index is used in evaluating annual production and resulting hunting season populations.
Usable hunt data was supplied by 457 cooperators. Of these, 430 came from the permanent cooperator list and 27 from the NWTF list which resulted in a reporting rate (after deleting wrong addresses, deceased, quit hunting, incorrect data collection, etc.) of 37.2% and 3.5% from the permanent and NWTF list cooperators, respectively. These cooperators reported spending a total of 16,327.5 hours hunting. The average season hunter effort was 10.2 trips totaling 35.7 hours. They reported observing 9,579 turkeys and hearing 7,517 gobblers. The statewide population index of 1.7 was the same as last year. The effort per gobbler heard of 2.2 was 18% lower than 2010 (1.8) and slightly less than the 5-year average (2.1). Hunters spent an average of 24.3 hours/turkey harvested, which is a 13% decrease from 2010. The least hunting effort per turkey seen occurred in the Ridge and Valley, Upper and Lower Coastal Plain. The effort per gobbler heard was least in Upper and Lower Coastal Plain and greatest in the Blue Ridge Region.
Statewide peak gobbling activity, 2.5 gobblers heard per trip, occurred during the first (March 26-7) weekend. The next highest period recorded 2.1 gobblers heard per trip was the second weekend (April 2-3). This season there were 2 periods with greater than or equal to 2.0 gobblers heard per trip, whereas last year there was six. For most of the state, the greatest amount of gobbling activity was the first 7 days (Mar 26 – April 1) and the 7-day period of April 12- 18. Peaks of gobbling by region occurred during the first and sixth weekends (March 26-27, April 30-May 1, respectively) for the Ridge and Valley, the third week (April 9-10) for the Blue Ridge Mountains, the first weekend (March 26-27) for the Piedmont, Upper Coastal Plain, and the Lower Coastal Plain.
The statewide gobbler harvest during the first seven days of the season amounted to 30% of the total season harvest, which was similar to the 5 year average of 32%. Peak harvest was generally seen within the first seven days of the season in all parts of the state.
The greatest number of trips was made during the first seven days of the season; this was similar to past seasons. Only minor variations in hunting effort have occurred over the years.
Hunter success was stable (67.3% in 2010 and 67.4 % in 2011) with 308 of 457 hunters reported taking or assisting in taking at least one gobbler. Of the successful hunters, 123 (26.9%) took or assisted in taking one bird, 80 (7.5%) took or assisted in taking two birds, and 105 (23.0%) took or assisted in taking three birds. Cooperators reported 183 gobblers killed by companions.
2011-12 Season Forecast
According to a post-season telephone survey, Georgia's estimated 44,013 resident turkey hunters had another good spring season in 2011, harvesting about 26,516 gobblers statewide. The average harvest per hunter (0.60 turkeys decreased 16.6% from 2010, but were still 7.14% better than the previous 5 years averaged (.56). Not surprising, 71.3% of turkey hunters surveyed rated Georgia turkey hunting good or excellent. The turkey population in Georgia has declined since 2003, primarily due to poor reproduction and loss of quality habitat. I think we will continue to experience the ups and downs of normal population cycles typical of a stable population at or near capacity. We recently estimated the population at about 335,000 turkeys and harvest rates remain good. In the coastal plain we had a good hatch in 2010 and this region should have an abundant supply of vocal 2- year- old gobblers. Temper that with very poor reproduction in the Coastal Plain in 2009 and 2011, the supply of older gobblers and jakes may be limited. The other regions of the state (Piedmont, Ridge and Valley, and Blue Ridge) have had 3 years of fair to great reproduction from 2009-11. This should set the stage for what I feel could be an outstanding spring season. My only concern is the weather. The early spring green up we are experiencing in February 2012 can make hunting harder. A late spring freeze, coinciding with the opening weeks of the turkey season, can also slow hunter success. The silver lining is that generally an early spring green up and early breeding activity can be good for wild turkey recruitment.


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The Raygun is a sweet board for the price. I fully expected it to cost more when I demoed it. One thing about it though, it has an extruded base so it will lose speed when the wax is worn. Just wax it more often if you want to maintain the best speed from it. The Raygun is going to be great in powder because of the All-Terrain rocker. On groomers, it is really decent. The weakness of this board is the stability. On steeps, it has chatter. It is a mid-flex board that costs under $400, so I don't expect much different from it. Great board
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If you want to invest a little more, the Darkstar is also an excellent choice for you. The Flat camber is a great design and carving on it is a blast. This board is also around a mid-flex, but the camber profile of this one makes it more stable on the steeps. Not as strong of a powder performer, but still much better than a positive cambered board.
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The Independent of England conducted an investigation of what happened to people seeking asylum in the United Kingdom who lost their appeal for sanctuary. The newspaper's conclusion is "hundreds of failed asylum seekers deported from the United Kingdom have been beaten and racially abused by British escort teams who are paid to take them back to their home countries." The Independent examined over 200 dossiers of cases dealing with asylum seekers during the past two years and repeatedly discovered abusive treatment of people who were being forced to return to certain beatings, torture or even death in their home countries. Our investigation says The Independent, "has unearthed shocking claims of physical abuse and mental mistreatment of some of the most vulnerable people in our asylum system."
The Independent study reveals England is now drawing upon private security firms to handle cases like deporting failed asylum seekers. In every case where mistreatment and use of verbal insults like "black monkeys" the culprits were members of these private companies. As in Iraq, private companies are now doing the work of trained military and police officials, and the evidence increasingly suggests they are unprofessional in their behavior. Ironically, hundreds of years ago, private groups handled police functions in England until the Bobbies were established in the 1820s. We have now gone backwards, not forwards in professionalization of police functions. Planes carrying these unfortunate people leave on Wednesday morning on Flight KQ101 — in George Orwell's book, "1984" interrogation of prisoners takes place in room 101.


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Students must make a good faith effort to secure employment in a public CWS/CDSS agency in California upon graduation. American Indian students with tribal rights may complete the work requirement in the following alternative settings: a reservation or rancheria providing CWS in California, an Urban Indian agency in California serving IV-E eligible children and families or a reservation providing CWS in another state.
Schools will assist students by providing information about job openings and application procedures. Students who are not current public CWS employees must apply to all the public CWS agencies within 75 miles of their homes. Students who are employees of a county or state CWS agency must return to that agency and render one year of continuous and satisfactory full time employment (at a level appropriate to a new MSW) for each year of stipend support received.
If no qualifying position is available within 6 months of graduation, graduates will be required to apply for and accept a position with any county CWS in the state of California or CDSS agency. This extension will only be granted to those students who submit the Employment Search Grid/Form with satisfactory documentation of their job search activities to the Title IV-E Program. If no such position is available, graduates may request permission to accept a position in a related county program or nonprofit agency serving IV-E eligible child welfare clients, or a CDSS agency serving children and families.
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Shoot Report:Blackhawk IBO IL state championship 6/17-18
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Why has the Internet not exploded with this news?
Fantastic stuff!!!!!
Why has the Internet not exploded with this news?
Fantastic stuff!!!!!
The poster formally known as Steve_Langford.
Great news!
Brilliant news. Though the panel should not be commended. Far from it. They should should be suspended and investigated for allowing the situation to get this close to disaster.
Should no sooner get rid of the Olympic rings. Most important things about the olympics - Wrestling. Weightlifting. Running races.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
You mean that classic sport that defines what the human being can achieve - Golf - has been shunned? Say it isn't true...
MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
It was done to get those who ran wrestling to get their act together and it worked.
How has it worked? What's changed?
They should just have freestyle, the Greco Roman is boring as fuck... put submission wrestling in instead. Not gonna happen though.
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Modern Penthalon not being voted out in the first place was such a joke. Does that "sport" even have one fan in the whole world?
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
Woot great news.
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Below is an insertion-reply from Robb Richard Roemershauser to my questions in the OP, above. I've cut and pasted it to this discussion because I thought this would be a better place to continue it. Robb's reply's are in bold.
Do you have ANY restrictions on CONTENT on the zines you will accept for your library?
no not really. bomb making zines are in the library.
Ideological? Will you accept Nazi, racist, fascist?
are you a nazi and I am not.
Religious, cultural, moral?---Bondage-pornographic, right-wing Christian....?
common sense
If not, do you have a statement of what you WILL and WHAT YOU WILL NOT, accept, on your website or basic info paper outlining your purpose, acceptance policies, DISCARD or REJECTION policies, etc., etc.
Anarchist library and common sense.
What do you do with zines "not appropriate" for you library? Put them on a free table? Donate them to other libraries? Throw them in the trash, or recyling bin?
I never throw away a zine, even if its not in the zine library itself.
Do you send acknowledgements of receipt, via postcard or e-mail, of donations received?
I have
Do you send notices of REJECTION?
Thank you, Robb, for your terse and frank replies.
No, I am not a Nazi, but I would prefer to send my zines to a place so scrupulously inclusive that it would include Nazi zines. Even though I'm not a Nazi---and far from it---I imagine I might be in the minds of many in "the zine community". (I'm an animal-rights libertarian, with radical individualist/egoist leanings)
Who doesn't think they have "common sense"? Two people who insist that their respective decisions were "common sense" may disagree totally. Maybe it would be more accurate to say it's based on your personal judgements, values, mores, etc. Of course it's your library and you have a right to include or exclude what you want in it, but "common sense" doesn't tell me much.
It's better than throwing zines away, and I appreciate that you don't do that, but just putting a zine in a box in a closet in a basement isn't much good for its creator either.
I'm a papernetter/paperphile who would like to see my zines preserved in as many brick and mortar libraries as possible. But from what I see in print and on websites, if only reading "between the lines", is that most zine libraries/collections want only certain types of zines with only a narrow range of politics and social philosophy. (A similar issue was brought up by Cocoapuss with respect to distros, http://wemakezines.ning.com/forum/topics/offensive-material).
I just made a zine with a lot of prisoner poetry, pen pal ads and letters in it and to help these people in the gulag, I'm trying to find zine libraries that aren't so "choosy". I can't afford to send off my zines to multiple libraries who may deem them "unacceptable". (I also have classic old zines, real treasures, I've thought of donating, but I'm not sure if they'd offend or bore most zine librarians, and be tossed in a box at the laundromat.)
That's why I'm asking these questions. To get some feedback. Maybe the zine library that would welcome my zines doesn't exist. That's something I'll just have to deal with.
With that, I will close with a quote from Dr. Erwin S. Strauss, owner and publisher of The (formerly Libertarian) Connection, enunciating his Grand Unified Theory of Human Behavior:
"Homo sapiens is a social primate, and as such organizes into groups, and contends for dominance within and between groups."
Something I suppose I must bear in mind when dealing with "the zine community".
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I think your understanding (of the zine community as a network of people who want to preserve and create access to all fringe views ignored by the major media) is wrong. I just don't think that goal is one that particularly defines the whole zine community. And I think many of us would at least in some respects prefer to limit access to certain fringe views ignored by the major media.
I think there's some value in having archives of people saying things I disagree with. I think there's even probably some value in preserving people saying things I find morally reprehensible. But I'm just generally much more excited to create spaces focused on sharing other sorts of stuff.
When I think of an archive I think of anything from a locked room containing old stuff at a university to, yes, a library. But a library is more focused, for instance some zine libraries only keep some things that they feel fit their focus while ZAPP kept two copies of everything.I liked that about ZAPP, it was overwhelming.
However, I don't think that part of being in the zine community is about supporting "ALL "fringe views" ignored by the major media, whether the individuals involved approved of such views or not." While I believe in someone's right to say whatever they want, I am not going to get behind something I don't believe and probably will leave them to do whatever it is that they do and if it's oppressive, possibly to actively resist it.(Though not through censorship.)
I agree with what your saying about the zine community being narrow-minded, but I also think that is not everyone involved in the medium but more or less the "popular kids" who are talking the loudest. The part of the culture that are trying and to a large degree succeeding in appropriating the zine to narrow topics and politics and marginalizing everyone who is not young, able and ready to live in a collective house.
However, when you talk about libraries you can't really complain about the focus of one. A lot of zine libraries have to have limits due to space or just according to what they want. For instance, I'm a radical so I volunteered at an anarchist infoshop/library for a while. It was in a very small space so they constantly had to pass on a whole lot of great stuff to the point that most of this fit the requirements to a t. I found this frustrating so I quit, but I'm not an anarchist. I still appreciate the resource and if I don't like it I guess I can start my own radical library. I see your point and I'm glad you think that "more tolerant zinesters need to try to work together" but I don't see how it applies to the way that someone wants to run their library or libraries. If someone wants to start such a project, I respect how they wish to do it.
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I'm glad you were anti-censorship enough to archive the hate-zines, although I'm not quite clear about the difference between an "archive" and a "library". Was it that people could look and read, but not borrow?
It seems pretty obvious that there's a dominant far-left ideology among zinesters and they might consider libertarian-individualist zines "hate" literature, even if said zines disavow racism or any other kind of bigotry. Also, any zine that questions or critiques the dominant zine-culture ideology is likely to be rejected or ignored. I think this makes all the talk about "freedom of expression" a little hypocritical.
My understanding of "the zine community" was a network of zine-reviews/mutual promotion, libraries and archives that co-operated to preserve and create access to a wide range, indeed, ALL "fringe views" ignored by the major media, whether the individuals involved approved of such views or not.
Maybe the small minority of tolerant zinesters need to try to work together to bring that ideal back, if there are still enough of us.


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What: A new study to be published in Health Affairs found that, following open enrollment in the new Medicare Part D prescription drug program, Medicare's target to have 90 percent of people 65 and older covered by prescription drug insurance has been met, and concerns that large numbers of seniors would not enroll in the program have been largely allayed. The study, to be released August 1, 2006, was funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA), a component of the National Institutes of Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The research team, led by Daniel L. McFadden, Ph.D., of the University of California, Berkeley, and a Nobel Laureate in Economics, interviewed Medicare-eligible people age 65 or older in November 2005, the week before Part D enrollment began. The same group was surveyed again between May 16 and June 2, 2006, immediately after open enrollment in the program ended May 15.
McFadden and co-authors report that, although the Medicare Part D program's primary objective of providing most seniors affordable prescription drug coverage has largely been achieved, some groups of eligible seniors have tended not to enroll even though the authors calculate that it would be in their interest to enroll. Therefore, the authors note, a significant number of older people who might benefit from enrollment remain uncovered, and further educating these groups that the Part D program is in their self-interest should continue to be a health policy priority. A notable proportion of the seniors surveyed said they were less satisfied with Medicare and the government overall as a result of their experience with the program.
Why: Launched on January 1, 2006, the Medicare Part D program provides prescription drug coverage through competing Medicare-approved plans offered by private insurance companies and health maintenance organizations. The McFadden et al. study provides early results on the Part D enrollment patterns and seniors' experience with program enrollment.
Spokespersons: Dr. Richard Suzman, director of NIA's Behavioral and Social Research Program, is available to discuss the research. To schedule an interview, call the NIA Office of Communications and Public Liaison, 301-496-1752.
More Information: For information about the Medicare Part D prescription drug insurance program, visit www.medicare.gov [1].
The National Institute on Aging leads the federal effort supporting and conducting research on aging and the medical, social and behavioral issues of older people. For more information on research and aging, go to www.nia.nih.gov [2].
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) — the nation's medical research agency — includes 27 institutes and centers and is a component of the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services. It is the primary federal agency for conducting and supporting basic, clinical and translational medical research, and it investigates the causes, treatments and cures for both common and rare diseases. For more information about NIH and its programs, visit www.nih.gov [3].


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In a time where we're all threatened by a rhetoric of hate from the people in power; A Gay And A NonGay challenges many of our differences head on and promises that no matter who you are, or what you're into (Bruce Springsteen or Britney), love is love and gay and nongays can be friends.

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