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Earlier this year, ramblers in their tens of thousands converged on the little Derbyshire village of New Mills, tucked down in its valley under the looming edge of the High Peak. They came together in these numbers to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Kinder Scout Mass Trespass of 1932, the most famous event by English walkers to open all the country's moorland and mountains to everyone who wishes to wander there.
Friends met friends, strangers hooked up with strangers, but one face familiar to all was conspicuous by its absence. Benny Rothman, the dynamic Manchester rambler who organised and led that original incursion of walkers on to the privately owned moor of Kinder Scout, died at 90 in January 2002.
The last time I went rambling on Kinder, it was at the side of Benny. The hero of 1932, 80 years old at the time of our excursion, proved the very best sort of walking companion — vigorous, funny, passionate in his views, emanating warmth and well-being like a pocket radiator at full blast. It was like walking with Moses on the mountain, or going sailing with Horatio Nelson.
"I was 20 and unemployed," Benny told me as we tramped the moor.
"It was the time of the Great Slump, remember, and none of us had any money. We were members of the British Workers' Sports Federation, all of us young socialists or communists. There were three cheap things we could do to enjoy ourselves: cycling, camping and rambling."
Benny halted and pointed back in the direction of the city.
"Tens of thousands of ramblers used to flee Manchester on buses or cheap trains or just on foot at the weekends at that time. The trouble was, out of about 150,000 acres of moorland and high country on our doorstep in the Peak District, less than one per cent was open to the public. All the rest was owned by water companies who had reservoirs on the moors, or by landowners with gamekeepers — with sticks and dogs, and some with guns. We felt we just had to do something to gain access for all, to force ourselves to be heard."
What the young Manchester and Sheffield BWSF members did was to organise, and publicise in advance, a mass trespass on to Kinder Scout, the high edge of moor that rises between the two industrial cities.
The newspapers, of course, had a field day, reporting hand-to-hand combat in the heather, fights between ramblers and gamekeepers, broken crowns and "mindless violence".
"Nonsense!" was Benny's crisp retort.
"One keeper twisted his ankle, and the rest of them just got shoved aside. But that didn't stop the police collaring me and five of my friends after the Trespass."
The six arrested ramblers received various terms of imprisonment. Benny got four months for riotous assembly and incitement.
"Oh, yes, Leicester Jail was really tough! I put on a stone in weight and learnt shorthand!"
When he and his colleagues emerged from their cells, they found they had become heroes and figureheads of the burgeoning Right to Roam movement.
What the Manchester ramblers yearned for eventually came to pass. The Ramblers' Association was formed in 1935 to lobby for access.
In 1949 Britain's National Parks came into being; the Peak District was the first one to be designated, with access to Kinder Scout and many other moors guaranteed and safeguarded.
The National Trust, with its open-access policies, acquired much of the mountain and moorland around the industrial cities of south Yorkshire and Lancashire. And half a century later, after ceaseless lobbying, the CRoW (Countryside and Rights of Way) Act of 2000 enshrined what Benny and his colleagues had fought for: the right of ramblers to roam at will over the mountains and moors of England and Wales.
On a cloudy spring morning I set off with Shane Bates, a National Trust warden, and his sheepdog Belle to retrace the steps of the Trespassers of 1932. We started out from Bowden Bridge car park, sited in the quarry near Hayfield where the Trespassers had assembled some 500 strong to hear an impromptu speech from Benny.
Up the way we went, passing the old keeper's house and climbing a stony track above the calm waters of Kinder Reservoir in its folded bowl of hills. High ahead the long, craggy brow of Kinder loomed against the sky.
"We lived in Stockport, and my dad drove the bus that came to this area," said Shane, "and as a kid in the 1970s I used to ride with him. What hooked me was arriving at New Mills and seeing that great green and brown face of Kinder just rising - bang! - in front of me like a wall. And when I came to climb it and found that you could see the mountains of North Wales from the top on a clear day - well..."
We passed old No Trespassing signposts, and started the long climb up the cleft of William Clough that rises like a green staircase to the saddle of Ashop Head.
Up here the Trespassers of 1932 had come, spreading out in a long wave across the private land on both sides of William Clough.
"The keepers and water company bailiffs met them and tried to turn them back," Shane said, pointing across Nab Brow where most of the confrontations had occurred. "But there were just too many Trespassers."
Up at Ashop Head the Trespassers had stood, looking about. For a few minutes they were lords of the high moors.
"Once we'd shoved the keepers away," Benny had told me on our walk, "we went on up to Ashop Head and met a party of ramblers who'd come up from Sheffield on their own trespass. We had a little victory meeting and some speeches. Then we all just went back down in good order - and I got arrested."
What Benny and his friends could not do on that April day, Shane Bates and I took pleasure in doing: climbing on up to the cairn on Scout End, and then continuing along the whole mighty edge of Kinder Scout - a walk on the brink of heaven, with views out across the plains of Cheshire and south Lancashire towards the hills of Wales.
"We haven't won the battle," had been Benny Rothman's parting shot, 15 years before. "I wish we had, but half the moors are still closed to the public. One day we'll get them."
That day has arrived, thanks to the Manchester rambler and his friends. The walkers of Britain will never forget them.
Trail basics
- The new Trespass Trail is a 14-mile round walk from New Mills that links most of the Mass Trespass sites; details on www.kindertrespass.com
- Walk 3 in Roly Smith's Peak District: Northern and Western Moors (Frances Lincoln, £5.60; www.frances-lincoln.com) is an eight-mile round walk from Bowden Bridge car park in the footsteps of the Trespassers.
- Accommodation The excellent Old Hall Inn at Whitehough, near Bowden Bridge (01663 750529, www.old-hall-inn.co.uk), has double rooms with breakfast from £69 a night, singles from £49.
- Map Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 Explorer maps (www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk) of England and Wales now highlight Access Land with a yellow tint and brown boundaries.
- More information Ramblers' Association, www.ramblers.org.uk; www.visitpeakdistrict.com


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Struggling Americans are looked at in many different ways. None of them are respectful. They are instead looked at as if they are less important than others. There is also a stigma that has been placed on people who have less than others. As a result, struggling Americans are often ignored at best. In many cases, people who are down on their luck are just left with no other option than to just take it. Fortunately, there is someone who is around to give a voice to the struggling Americans. He is Doug Levitt. He has traveled for years on Greyhound collecting stories from struggling Americans.
Doug Levitt has a heart for the struggling. It concerns him that so many people that have been fortunate pay very little regard to those who are put in a position where they have to struggle. Often times, people find themselves in a position where they have no choice but to start over. Doug has recorded plenty of stories throughout the years, and he will tell people that there is a lot of diversity to the stories. There are plenty of factors and unpredictable circumstances that could land someone in an unfavorable circumstance.
Among the circumstances that have led to people struggling are betrayals, broken relationships, dishonest handling of finances at the hands of institutions, and plenty of other circumstances. Often times, the struggling American is there as a result of being victimized. Then the cycle continues as they experience harsh treatment from people who turn a cold heart to those who are less fortunate than them. One thing that Doug hopes to do is fight the stereotype about the less fortunate. Once the stigma and stereotypes life, then the struggling Americans will be looked at in a more favorable light. The Greyhound Diaries hopes to contribute to the enlightenment of people towards the hardships that are faced by the less fortunate.


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For the last few years, LC has participated in The Salvation Army Angel Tree Toy Drive in an effort to collect new toys and gifts for children. These toys are then distributed through The Salvation Army's annual Christmas Cheer program to brighten the holiday season for families in need.
We are partnering with Salvation Army again, so follow the directions below to participate and help make a child smile this December.
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Many Kenyan speakers have been known to have a penchant for quoting European cultural and political leaders in their speeches and not Africans. If they are not quoting Shakespeare, they are likely to quote such great statesmen as Abraham Lincoln, J.F. Kennedy, and Winston Churchill among others. In this article, Kennedy Buhere writes that the speakers are not entirely to blame. The thrust of his argument is that the West take the utterances of their leaders — whether evil or good leaders — seriously as to keep records of them.
Educated Kenyans have been exposed to the thoughts and actions of European thinkers and politicians more than they have been to thoughts and actions of African thinkers and politicians — thanks to formal educational experience they have had.
All established secondary schools in this country have libraries whose shelves are filled with fiction and non-fiction works from Western civilisation. Great schools are full of fiction and non-fiction books in their libraries — books that European governments —mainly US and UK governments donated to the schools through USAID, UKAID and other agencies.
Students with interest in reading books outside those prescribed by the curriculum are to meet Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, and George Orwell for fiction in school libraries; the students will also meet biographies on Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, and Booker T. Washington, J.F. Kennedy Martin Luther King, Winston Churchill to name but a few.
The student interested in public speaking is likely to meet full or extracts of speeches of Thomas Jefferson, Martin Luther King, J.F. Kennedy, and Winston Churchill and other great European writers and philosophers in the school library.
For example, I first read J.F. Kennedy's inaugural speech delivered upon his assumption of office in 1961 in a Kakamega High School in 1983. What is more, I also read his Profiles in Courage from that same library. It is in Kennedy's speech that I first came across statement: "My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country," a statement that politicians and other people quote times without number. I have not come across a more emotional statement urging people to be patriotic to their country than this.
Suffice it to say that thoughts of great men and statesmen from the West are easily available in books and now, on the internet. And some of the statements are pithy as to warrant quoting when appropriate to the occasion.
Local writers and historians to blame?
Kenyan historians and textbook writers in English and Kiswahili textbooks have denied Kenyan students the opportunity to read the words of its leaders — judges, statesmen and stateswomen, legislators and private individuals — words that encapsulate diagnosis and solution policy problems they tackle on behalf of Kenyans.
Apart from doing research on primary documents — speeches, Acts of Parliament, policy documents, letters, diaries, editorials and news articles in newspapers when writing history books — American historians reproduce actual words of the politicians, judges, journalists in speeches for use by students and general readers. In this way students are able to have firsthand feel of history. Some of these books have found their way in our school libraries.
Books on English grammar and what they call English language arts in the US education system have full or experts of great speeches which are used as teaching aids in English grammar, and composition. None of the books our students use for English grammar, composition have speeches by the founding fathers of this nation.
Public communication
A second reason why our leaders are not quoted is that most of them never took or take public communication seriously. For most of them, standing before an audience is not a solemn duty. Most never take celebratory occasions such as national days, burial ceremonies of men and women who have given exemplary service to this country, seriously.
They never give deep thought to the things they say on these occasions.
READ ALSO: Kijana Wamalwa or James Orengo? Who is Kenya's greatest public speaker?
In public speaking or rhetoric, there is something they call kairos or rhetorical situation — a situation in which something happens, or fails to happen, that compels one to speak out.
American professor of rhetoric, Lloyd Bitzer, argued that the rhetorical discourse that meet the situation "is a response to a situation, in the same sense that an answer comes into existence in response to a question, or a solution in response to a problem."
Two of the greatest political speeches in Western political communications were during the burial of fallen heroes: Pericles' Funeral Oration is a famous speech from Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War and the Gettysburg Address, the latter by Abraham Lincoln. Both speeches affirm certain enduring values of organised society that is obligatory reading for students in basic educational institutions in the US and other democracies.
For us, funerals are a place to settle scores with our political opponents, regardless of the service the deceased has rendered to the country. We let ideal moments pass when we can, as a nation, continually re-affirm or redefine in stirring language, the goals, values and principles that hold or should hold this country together and the observance of which would make this country great.
Rising statement and women do not therefore have the benefit having read the gist of speeches that earlier men and women made to meet a problem — the speeches having originally been oral and therefore not transcribed for storage and future reference.
We have in effect lost a rich heritage of political or public discourse because our culture is essentially oral in nature. Nobody cares to keep or record stirring speeches and utterances that ably diagnoses and provides answers to a pressing public problem.
This is unlike in the West where every important utterance — whether originally written or spoken — is captured on paper or voice and recorded for future reference.
We don't do it here. All that Kenyans have are proverbs — the distilled wisdom of our various cultures which Kenyan political leaders, recur to, when they are not quoting European thinkers and philosophers.
There is clearly a need to take public communication much more seriously than we have done in the past. The Ministry of Sports, Arts & Culture could in fact establish an award to honour any of our opinion an policy makers who have, in the course of making our democracy work, have advanced, in speech, the principles and values that define us a nation.
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Members gain access to club communication channels and get first dibs on any club activities, field trips, volunteer opportunities, and any other special item (such as group buys). Lastly, members also receive a 10% discount at Northern Brewer in West Allis (not applicable with other similar discounts such as AHA Membership discount).
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Sunburn bags 'Entertainment Event of the year Award'
Sunburn bagged the ultimate 'Entertainment Event of the Year' award at the 3rd edition of the prestigious 'WOW Event and Experiential Marketing Awards'. The WOW Awards (initiated by Eventfaqs) seek to celebrate Excellence in the creation of 'Experiences" across industries and aim to recognize and acknowledge events & on-ground interaction activities between the Brand and the Consumer. The gala awards ceremony took place on Thursday, April 21, 2011 at the Taj Lands End, Mumbai.
Percept's Sunburn won Gold in the most anticipated and elite award category- 'Entertainment Event of the year' for creating an amazing, unforgettable and electrifying EDM experience in 2010. Sunburn 2010's innovative formats, sterling performances by the world are leading DJ's and huge fan following made the esteemed jury vote unanimously to declare this Percept property the penultimate winner of the evening.
The awards ceremony was followed by a gala cocktail party arranged by Percept at the Taj Lands End – Ballroom to celebrate this prestigious award win. The ''Bollywood Live'' themed party had renowned Bollywood DJ Akbar Sami & DJ Akhtar entertaining all with their rocking performances. The party also saw the feted fashion designer Neeta Lulla unveiling and exhibiting her dazzling collection.
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Christia Hewlett was the official Teacher-At-Sea during the consortium's most recent research cruise. She documented the equipment, experiences, and even the researchers on board for the DEEPEND blog. You can find all of her posts about the cruise here.
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Top Ten Mentalism With
Between the
covers of this book the reader will find my top ten favorite effects using
standard playing cards, ESP cards and the Tarot. Five knock-out routines of
my own, two that I worked into near miracle status with the help of Larry
Becker, two killer ESP gems written up by myself courtesy of Jules Lenier
and with the permission of Bascom Jones and Ned Rutledge; one of Ned's very
rare "Unusuals." This is a collection of only the best card work I
perform without any faked cards or particularly complicated sleights or
handling - Simply the strongest demonstrations of mind to mind contact
I have ever used. From audience empowering stand-up mentalism to seance
and bizarre magic, each routine is backed up with a plausible story line
dealing with telepathy, ESP, voodoo, hypnotism or other paranormal
possibilities. If you are interested in making your card act jump from the
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I Can Quit Whenever I Want (Smetto Quando Voglio)
Bellissima Films
Imagine Breaking Bad with the dark elements replaced with comedy.
Unsurprisingly, I Can Quit Whenever I Want was a massive critical and box office success in Italy from the moment it opened.
Pietro (Edoardo Leo) is a neurobiologist reasearch assistant who loses his job just as his wife is expecting a baby. That his boss, research Professor Seta (Sergio Solli), is preoccupied planning a cruise at the same time, lights a fuse in Pietro.
That fuse burns brighter when he catches his tutoring student Maurizio (Guglielmo Poggi) paying for drugs instead of his lessons.
Pietro follows Maurizio to a club where Maurizio offers him a 100€ cocktail which Pietro accepts "only because [he's] thirsty." Upon learning that Maurizio has paid 50€ each for two "disco pills," inspiration strikes.
He decides to create his own molecule for a smart drug not included on the Italian Ministry of Health's official list of banned molecules.
His displaced colleague, computational chemist Alberto (Stefano Fresi), can put together the psychotropic drug that Pietro has imagined, one that can act on the serotogenic system with endogenous agomists: C11 H15 N O2. Basically Ecstasy.
Much of the humor comes from the clash of cultures; the academic world is at odds with the real one.
Alberto is frustrated that he can't perform the standard double blind studies to test the drug before selling it.
The "test" is in the club. Seeking some data, he approaches a clubgoerwith the line "I'm part of the psychotropic sales team in the restroom."
Pietro recruits his fellow displaced academics to help with production and distribution. Each has a unique area of expertise essential to the operation.
For example, Arturo (Paolo Calabresi), a professor of classical archaeological and urban mapping, "knows Rome better than anyone" and has an unlimited access parking pass is recruited as the driver.
The script is clever, the cast is perfect and the laughs are molti.
Ci vediamo al cinema!
Buone Notizie!
Director Sydney Sibilia is already planning a sequel. "I get sick just thinking about the next film, they'll all be lying in wait for me, like snipers".
Italy, 2014, 100 minutes, Italian
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With the recent announcement that the new #WillyWonka movie may be more of an origin story than a sequel, we're learning a little more about what we can expect from the Warner Bros. project. The classic Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory is especially beloved at the moment with the recent passing of Gene Wilder — what actor could possibly take on such a complicated role? There will be no matching Wider's iconic performance!
The complex character of Willy Wonka is eccentric, comedic, whimsical and sometimes frightening and intense. One of the best things about Wilder's portrayal is how subtly he plays such an outrageous figure.
The 2004 Tim Burton remake starred Johnny Depp, who landed the role because he's known for playing eccentric characters — but he didn't quite capture the intangible, magical oddness of Wilder's reserved, quiet performance. Yes, eccentricity comes through in the nonsense words Wonka says and the colorful, mad setting around him, but Wilder mostly played it pretty straight, with a knowing smirk.
So, for the prequel, who could essentially play a younger version of Wilder's interpretation? The choice is clear to me: #RyanGosling.
While Gosling may seem more like a dramatic heartthrob than a whimsical chocolatier, consider the facts:
Gosling Embodies The Subtle Style Wilder Brings To Wonka
Wonka is oftentimes reserved and withholding, with light smirks and winks and raises of his eyebrows — until he's explosive and passionate, both of which Gosling excels at. Gosling has an electricity and passion that he brings to every role, along with something of Wilder's wit, that would translate well to the strange, genius recluse chocolatier.
He Could Portray Wonka's Hint Of Exasperation With Everyone Around Him
The obtuse adults and spoiled children don't appreciate the world of Wonka's creation. Of course, by the end of the film, there is also a glimpse of the sensitive and caring side of Wonka, which Gosling would have no trouble with either.
He Can Do Terrific, Nuanced Comedic Performances
Crazy, Stupid Love and The Nice Guys proved that Gosling can make us laugh, not to mention his charming sense of humor in real life.
He Can Handle The Musical Responsibilities
...as Gosling showcases in the new musical #LaLaLand, which is receiving rave reviews.
He could absolutely evoke Wilder's style, while undoubtedly bringing his own flavor to the role. With Gosling as Wonka, the reboot would gain credibility and Gosling would get a chance to embody a classic character and venture into different territory in his career.
But until the decision is made, there's no earthly way of knowing which direction they are going.
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New year, new resolutions, new clothes! Or something like that… If you are starting a new workout routine or aim to spice up your old one, there is nothing like a new outfit to go with it. Sometimes if I wear something I don't feel good in when working out, it affects my overall opinion of the activity. It is like getting dressed even when you are working from home vs. staying in your pajamas – dressing for the day (or activity) can get you in the right mindset to be productive and get the most out of it. It is about dressing for success so to speak, as my mother told me on my first day of my first job many years ago. There are so many companies specializing in workout gear, so I thought I would share some of my favorites, from top to bottom.
The jacket/long sleeve: when it comes to working out in the winter, one must have a good outer layer. My favorite to date is made by lululemon. Their silverescent technology (which is supposed to keep you smelling fresh during a workout) really does what it says, as proven by my husband, who really does wear the same shirt for multiple runs without offending the people around him. Here is one option similar to what I have, though mine is just a few years older.
The leggings: my husband likes to think I make a statement with my leggings, I more see it as just adding a little bit of spice to my outfit. Onzie's style is unique and the fabric is super comfortable. Great for dance, but they can be a little slippery for yoga or Pilates. Target's champion brand has started to make more fun leggings, which I have found great for any workout or just lounging around. Running leggings I am stumped on at the moment. I used to love lululemon for the pockets on the thighs, which would allow me to carry keys, my phone, a bag, whatever! But they have since abandoned that style. I recently purchased my first pair of Fabletics and am quite impressed, though have yet to try the running leggings. Anyone have any suggestions?
The sports bra: Oh, the thing we all want to be comfortable and support us, but generally is just uncomfortable. How many can actually do both? Nike has been my go to brand for years – whether it be running, yoga, Pilates, or dance.
Shoes: Shoes are a personal choice, and they are an investment. If you want to get new shoes or are thinking of switching shoes, I recommend going to a running store and having them size you. Try them all, run in the ones you like (outside or on a treadmill) and find ones that make you feel like you are running on air. Currently I have both Nike Free and Saucony Kinvara.
Care to get inspired? Born to Run is an incredible story about the bare foot running trend. This trend isn't for everyone, but it did get me to think about running in a new way.
Any brand or style you are loving that isn't mentioned? Please share!


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The global digital therapeutics market is expected to reach USD 9.3 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Digital therapeutics, known as software-as-a-drug, has undergone significant developments, because of its cost-effectiveness and the potential to influence human behavior – a challenge that is difficult to overcome in healthcare. A shifting technological landscape worldwide has led to significant boost in smartphone ownership and usage rates, which is anticipated to impact the market positively. Other factors expected to influence growth of the market are rising occurrence of chronic diseases, increasing attention on preventive healthcare and an emerging need to control healthcare costs.
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Digital therapeutics holds exciting prospects in terms of unrealized potential. With a shift to value-based, patient-centric healthcare system, and increasing reforms by the government to cut down healthcare costs, it is anticipated that the market will witness lucrative growth evident from a growing number of new startup companies in the market. Although investments in the digital therapeutics field are increasing, still application developers are dissuaded by the lack of monetizing opportunities besides paid downloads and advertising. Furthermore, developing countries are expected to have a lackluster response for digital therapeutics due to lack of proper technological infrastructure and lack of adequate research and development (R&D) and capital investments.
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The pleasant smell of wildflowers lingered in a muggy Bee County breeze.
So too did the pleasant echo of turkey talk not long after daybreak in this South Texas turkey hunting hot spot.
The pair of gobblers had given away their position with a raucous retort only minutes earlier and slowly advanced toward the slight percussion of a lonely hen and the three other birds that swayed gently with each occasional gust through the sendero. The thick and prickly brush concealed the boisterous birds but every response seemed a few steps closer to the camouflaged duo perched in the dense vegetation not far from the lane the birds were toeing.
This was going to be a quick hunt.
The turkeys continued to answer each time the striker snailed its way across the slate, offering their most ardent gobbles in hopes of tracking down the hen that seemed to want their attention. However, each cluster of minutes that passed spelled disaster for the hunters hoping that the dark silhouettes would materialize a stone's throw away down the barrel of a balanced scattergun. Twenty minutes after making contact, an eternity for an impatient turkey hunter, the birds that undoubtedly seemed ready to come charging in simply hushed and likely retraced their path calmly in the other direction.
It was a quick hunt.
Turkey hunting in Texas
There are no outdoor pursuits that compare with Texas turkey hunting, due in large part to the game you're pursuing. Turkeys are quirky critters from the day they first emerge from a freckled egg cocoon, but their inherent biology during mating season makes them downright strange.
Regardless of how difficult they may be to bag, there's nothing difficult about discussing this year's season.
In a word, it should be good.
Jason Hardin, turkey hunting program leader for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, said there are anywhere from 400,000 to 600,000 Rio Grande turkeys in Texas, with the lower figure coming in years that have been hampered by drought. However, this year should be one that sees more hunters than in other typical seasons.
Hardin said that potential is based on a number of factors.
"There are no reasons to anticipate any significant declines beyond the typical ebb and flow of the Rio Grande turkey in response to moisture and drought," Hardin said. "The only silver lining to the extreme drought of 2011 is that the majority of hens did not attempt to nest and therefore they were not as vulnerable to predation. In other words, the majority of hen mortality occurs while nesting. Since they did not nest we had above average survival."
Hardin, who is an avid turkey hunter himself, noted that range conditions played a role in setting the stage for a better year.
"With the wet winter and spring we experienced this past year, a large number of hens were in great shape going into the nesting season," Hardin said. "Predation was high this year on our radio-marked turkeys, but not out of the broad range of normal mortality. I expect hunters to see a ton of young birds and jakes this year.
"We also had an amazing hatch in 2010. If you hunted Rios in Texas this past spring then you know what I'm talking about. There were a lot of 2-year-old gobblers on the landscape. I expect to have fair to good carryover and therefore should be a lot of 3-year-old gobblers going into the 2013 season. However, those jakes (and there will be a lot of them) that we produced this spring will probably play havoc on many of our spring hunters. But, that also means a good number of 2-year-old birds going into the 2014 season."
Hardin said there are two areas that hunters can guarantee will have more birds than anywhere else across the state.
"The Edwards Plateau has always been the hot spot for Rios," Hardin said. "The Cross Timbers always has the second-highest number of birds harvested. The reasons we have so many Rios in the Edwards Plateau, the Cross Timbers and in the coastal sand plains of South Texas is due to the availability of roosting habitat. The most limiting factor for Rios in most cases is adequate roosting cover.
"Rios prefer to nest in the biggest and largest grove of trees around. These are typically associated with creeks and rivers. There is no lack of rivers, creeks and other waterways in the Edwards Plateau and Cross Timbers. The coastal sand plains is known for its distribution of large live oak mottes. These systems provide the Rios with adequate roosting habitat to better utilize the greater landscape. These areas typically provide rangelands dominated by native grasses and scattered shrubs, and these landscape features provide excellent nesting, brood-rearing and escape cover for adults and young alike."
Hardin also noted the reason for different season dates in different regions of the state. He also said that hunting later in the season typically is your best bet at bagging a bird or multiple birds.
"Our seasons are staggered (north zone and south zone) and they are also fairly long to better capture gobbling activity," Hardin said. "Texas is a big and diverse state. This is true if you look east to west where we have a significant rainfall gradient, or if you look south to north where we experience a growing season gradient. A lot of hunters insist on hunting the opening weekend. However, this typically is only a good idea if we had a mild winter with adequate rainfall. The condition of the hens will play a large role in when they begin to breed. Mild and wet winters lead to early green vegetation being available earlier in the year, which means hens are ready to breed earlier than in more droughty or colder winters.
"By allowing for a long season we provide hunters with an opportunity to better capture breeding activity. It is really impossible in Texas to put a date on the calendar and know for certain year-in and year-out that gobbling activity will be where the hunter wants it."
The spring Rio Grande turkey framework in 101 "northern" counties runs from March 30 to May 12 while the season in southern counties is from March 16 to April 28. The north zone youth-only season is March 23-24 and May 18-19. The youth-only dates in the south zone is March 9-10 and May 4-5. In eight counties east of San Antonio including Bastrop, Caldwell, Colorado, Fayette, Jackson, Lavaca, Lee and Milam, the season dates are April 1-30 with a bag limit of one Rio.
In addition to a Texas hunting license, an upland game bird endorsement is required to hunt turkeys in any county.
TPWD last year closed spring turkey hunting in the following 15 East Texas counties in response to low populations and harvest numbers: Cherokee, Delta, Gregg, Hardin, Houston, Hunt, Liberty, Montgomery, Rains, Rusk, San Jacinto, Shelby, Smith, Tyler and Walker. The closure was aimed at enabling biologists to reassess Eastern turkey restoration efforts in areas having suitable habitat, restock sites and provide brood stock protection. The agency's goal is to reopen hunting once the Eastern turkey populations in the affected counties are capable of sustaining harvest.
TPWD also delayed spring Eastern turkey hunting in the remaining 28 counties two weeks. Biologists say the delay gives hens time to begin nesting prior to the season opening. That framework this season will run April 15 to May 14.
Also new last season, hunters were allowed to harvest gobblers and bearded hens during the spring season in counties having a bag limit of four turkeys. Hunting is for gobblers only during the spring in all other counties.
All harvested Eastern turkeys must be taken to a check station within 24 hours. To find the check station nearest you, contact a TPWD field office or call 800-792-1112.
Turkey hunting tactics
Turkey hunting should be a relatively easy pastime for successful hunters. Just as with mature whitetail bucks during the rut, boss toms are eerily predictable with their amorous intentions bristling in each strutting or drumming pose. While that part of their life cycle remains a constant, that doesn't mean that they always repeat past behavior. In fact, it's a good bet most hunters would agree that turkeys rarely do the same thing twice. I've personally seen turkeys exhibit tendencies reserved for one segment of the spring season that are the exact opposite of what a hunter should expect.
The late season usually is my favorite time to hunt gobblers, but it also is tougher than during the first few weeks when imprudent younger toms will come running with even a hint of a hen imitation. One downside to hunting later in the spring season is that it's possible the birds may have cut their breeding activity short.
The first portion of the turkey season typically has hunters approaching an outing slightly different if classic patterns somewhat are in play. The midseason typically features a gradual shift for talkative turkeys, and gobbling and loud behavior that had been present even just days before slowly tails off in many instances. Biologically the birds have established their dominance or lack thereof, and the challenging nature of turkeys in the early season has given way to less aggressive tendencies, especially as the pecking order has been set.
Gobblers typically remain close to hens all day and also roost near them at night, and birds that henned up are almost impossible to lure away from their harems. The toughest aspect about this part of the season is that toms will respond to calls a good majority of the time, but they simply won't break free from hens they've already found.
The middle part of the season often calls for a change in tactics such as hunting later in the morning and into the afternoon, and the greatest item a turkey hunter can tote along is a heavy dose of patience. You might hunt all day to hear just one gobble, but it might just be worth it.
I've observed some utterly peculiar turkey behavior during the middle part of the spring season, mostly from toms that went into stealth mode. On a hunt some years back in the eastern Panhandle, my father and I set up in an oak motte adjacent to a field with a couple of hen decoys out in front. After calling on and off for a half-hour, we finally gave each other the "let's move somewhere else" signal — a sheepish shrug of the shoulders. That was all that the muted tom that had crept near our setup needed to see before rapidly fleeing, but not before finally sounding off with a warbling gobble, which sounded strangely like a laugh.
Turkey hunting can be tough. It's a fact proven the hard way.
However, there's no such thing as a bad spring turkey hunt — even the ones that don't turn out like you expect. All you can do is chalk it up to the next time you've got the chance to chase after a wily gobbler and enjoy the scope of the spring panorama.
Turkey hunting is an educating experience, one that should impart a lesson each time you hit or miss.
In my case, the pair of turkey tutors at the beginning of this feature conveyed one overriding lesson: Stack the deck in your favor when you can.
Texas turkey hunting outlook
This Texas turkey hunting season may not be a slam dunk for hunters looking to bag multiple gobblers, but that's really not the point of heading into the woods this time of year. Even a single gobbler harvested by the traditional method of calling it in to shotgun range is a trophy. However, there should be no shortage of young birds and jakes that can make even the most novice of hunters look like a pro.
If you're lucky enough to be turkey hunting in Central Texas or South Texas, you know you've got plenty of opportunities to harvest a bird. However, you shouldn't overlook the Rolling Plains and eastern Panhandle, which have more turkeys than you may think.
Most of all, use this season to take a youngster out and attempt to aid them in harvesting their first bird or even first game critter. We owe it to future generations to pass outdoor pursuits on, and turkey hunting may be the best way to plant the seed that will grow. When you finally bring one in and are staring down your shotgun barrel at a strutting tom, there's no better time to be a hunter. And if you allow a youth the chance, they'll be hooked for life.
It's going to be a great spring. Get out and enjoy it.


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The card is created for Angiebabe and Craftingallday's ribbon challenge in Docrafts. The challenge is to wrap ribbon round a circle.
LOTV stamp image coloured with copics and stickles
Basic Grey BP 'eskimo kisses'
Wild Orchid Crafts flowersEm leaf punch
Dew drops and ribbon from stash
Thursday, 7 October 2010
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good evening kathleen,its a stunning card,fab colour combo,xReplyDelete
Wow Kathleen a stunning card and what a clever idea,ReplyDelete
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Lovely card - great idea with the ribbon :o) Lisa xReplyDelete
wow, this is absolutely stunning kathleen.a beautiful image and i love your ribbon frame and gorgeous colours.i love it :DReplyDelete
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How To Update Your Kitchen For Under $500
It's often said that kitchens sell homes and it's the heart of a home.
But what to do, when your kitchen is becoming outdated and you don't have thousands of dollars to spend?
We have compiled a few tips to help you update your kitchen for under $500.
1. Paint your kitchen cabinets – be sure to remove the doors from the inches before painting. This will give you better flexibility to do a good job, prevents the doors from sticking together and paint build ups.
Average cost for 1 gallon of paint: $40 – $100 depending on brand etc.
2. Change your light fixture – just by changing your light fixture could make abold statement to your kitchen.
Cost can be anywhere from $100 upwards…..
3. Change your kitchen hardware and knobs – this is a fantastic opportunity to add finishing or accent touches to a kitchen cabinet that sadly most homeowners miss. If you're on a budget using hardware and knobs to highlight the special features in your kitchen cabinets is an economical way to make your kitchen stand out. It can be viewed as adding jewelery to your kitchen. The hardware an knobs can cost as little as $0.99 and go as high as $30 each.
Designer inside tip: You can mix and match hardware, if you're on a limited budget. Select two designs, one can be an expensive showstopper and the second one low or moderately priced. The trick is…. the expensive hardware must be used as a focal point and the lower priced ones must complement the expensive ones. If you're unsure how to select these pieces on your own, ask your home designer.
Common Types Of Kitchen Hardware:
Pulls – gives a more sophisticated and elegant look because of their elongated design and normally comes with two screws.
Knobs – give homes a more welcoming and homely feeling and normally come with one screw.
For a dynamic duo use both knobs and pulls in your kitchen.
There are several decorative kitchen hardware options available in a multitude of shapes, designs and finishes. Some common finishes includes:bronze, gold, brass, nickel, pewter, glass, wrought iron, steel, ceramics, chrome, wood, stone, rubber.
There you have it…. How To Update Your Kitchen For Under $500


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Nuzzling Muzzles is the place where I write and exchange news about the large and powerful beasts we call horses.
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
G's Refusal
I tied Bombay to the trailer, nipped a chip off his hoof, and groomed him. As usual, he had fresh bite marks all over his body. I'd feel sorry for him except that he's the one who starts all the play fights. He was clearly anxious about being ridden, and memories came flooding back of the neck and back pain I always get after riding out his spooks, so I traded him for Gabbrielle.
My last two trainers kept telling me that Gabbrielle is the horse that needs the most work. I find her to be more relaxed in general than Bombay. But I haven't trail ridden her in a while. I'm sure that's a different story without a buddy horse. In the arena, she can do all kinds of fancy maneuvers and there's no spooking.
She's gotten fat enough recently that her cinch no longer lands in hole, so I had to tie it closed. She's a real stinker about bloating. Three times, I tested the saddle, it didn't slip, I started to mount, and the entire saddle slid down her side. I'd then have to tighten the cinch more, walk it off, and try to mount again. I thought I was never going to get to ride between that and the other horses pooping all over my riding space before I could get them locked up in stalls.
Since I've been doing more arena riding lately, I'm beginning to remember why I stopped riding in the arena. It takes at least three times as long to prepare to ride in the arena than it does to prepare for a trail ride. I have to clean up all the manure, put the horses in the stalls, set up the obstacle course, and drag the mounting block into the arena.
It would have been a good time to have a riding crop, but I didn't have one with me, and my legs and heels were useless. So, I dismounted her... well, I tried to dismount her. I don't know what the hell is going on with my muscles, but I could not lift my leg over her rump. I was just stuck in the saddle with no one to help me down. So, I stood up in the left stirrup, leaning my weight over the center of her back, let go of the reins, and used my hands to lift my right leg over her rump. She was very good about standing still and waiting for me to drag my dead leg across her.
Every time I develop some new health problem I wonder if this it -- if this is the end of my riding hobby. I have been having issues dismounting for a while, but this was the first time I thought I might not be able to get off at all. It made no sense to me, because I was able to lift my leg over to mount. Why would I not be able to lift it a short time later to dismount? All I can figure out is that when my muscles get fatigued after riding, they loose strength and coordination.
Anyway, when I finally dismounted, I led her straight over to the round pen, and ran her in circles for a while to let her know that refusing to cooperate does not get her out of work. I wish I could have corrected the problem from the saddle since I did what she wanted, which was dismounting.
While I was lunging her, some horseback riders stopped on the cliff above my round pen to watch, and Gabbrielle's tail instantly shot up into the air and her speed quadrupled. I had to halt her before she hurt herself. Here she is totally focused on the distraction...
I'll try again another day, but next time I'll carry a riding crop. I think I also should play it safe and make sure I've got someone within walking distance to help me in case I can't dismount. I mainly just need somebody to move my leg for me. All of my horses are good about standing still while I struggle. I do work out in our home gym from time to time with the intention of building up muscle strength, but it usually backfires, because I'm so sore and stiff the next day or two that I can't even ride a horse, none-the-less work out again.
I really don't get it, because I do hike and bicycle a lot, and you'd think that would keep my leg muscles in shape. Sometimes I wonder if it's more a problem with my brain not sending messages to my leg. But I also have a problem with my right leg popping out of the hip socket, so that could be related. Whenever I go in for my annual physical, I usually just tell the doctor I'm fine, because otherwise I'd need a couple of hours of his time to list all the ridiculous things I've experienced with my body over the previous year. There's nothing he can do except order tests, and they usually come back inconclusive. It's easier and less expensive to just tell him I'm fine.
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- Crystal said...
That's weird with your leg, I know my right leg sometimes falls asleep when I ride too long especially loping. Can you get off the other side or are both legs not moving?
I have to say again, I think Gabrielle is the prettiest horse, too bad you weren't closer.....not that I need another horse haha, hmm maybe its good you aren't ;)
- March 30, 2016 at 7:05 PM
- Nuzzling Muzzles said...
Crystal - I've been thinking about that. I'm not sure if I can get off the other side. I need to get a better understanding of what keeps happening to the right leg. If it's just a problem with the muscles or bones around the hip, that might work, but if it's something to do with the entire leg, I probably can't stand in the stirrup on it. I'll just have to try and see how it behaves. I do limp with my right leg afterward. Also, if it's a fatigue thing, then yeah, both legs probably wouldn't lift.
I'm glad someone is interested in Gabbrielle. She is gorgeous. At one time, her bloodline alone made her a very valuable horse, but not many people around here are willing to give Arabian horses a chance. I get a lot of strange comments from other trail riders. They wonder why I would want to ride an Arab if I am not an endurance rider.
- March 31, 2016 at 6:58 AM
- ellie k said...
I feel for you with the leg. Last week I stepped in a place a rabbit dug in our yard and fell really hard. I am blue, green and black down my leg and onto my foot. I thought I broke something I fell so hard. My neighbors turned there tame rabbits loose when they got tired of them, they eat everything in yards and dig holes to eat the roots. I sure hope you can get to the point you can enjoy your horses soon. They need you well as much as you need to be able to enjoy them.
- March 31, 2016 at 7:36 PM


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by Gan Golan 26 Jul
Last night, I had my first direct experience with the so-called free speech zone. It left me with one conclusion: whatever you do, do NOT go inside.
It's not only a blatant offense to free speech, but also highly dangerous and unsafe. I would suggest protesting anywhere in Boston but inside of it.
No amount of hyperbole can accurately describe how disastrous the interior actually is. It's like a scene from some post-apocalyptic movie – a futuristic, industrial detention area from a Mad Max film. You are surrounded on all sides by concrete blocks and steel fencing, with razor wire lining the perimeter. Then, there is a giant black net over the entire space.
That's not even the worst part. 80% of the space is actually beneath a construction site. You heard me, most of the zone is actually under a partially constructed building, broken up by gates, iron girders and wooden rafters, in the darkness.
No helicopter will ever be able to see an aerial shot of the people assembled, negating the major points of mass protest: to let the rest of the public see your numbers. This forced'invisibility' is so painfully obvious, that it is hard to believe it resulted from pure negligence.
What's more, the space fits only 1000 maximum by law, so the 1001st person who wants to express their rights, is out of luck.
That's not all. If you go inside, you won't be left safely alone with your fellow protesters. Right above you will be a suspended catwalk of wooden rafters traveling down the middle of the protest area. This strip is not only covered with reams of barbed wire, but officers (or national guardsmen) will be strolling above you just feet from your head. After walking in, it took us about 2 seconds to agree; "there is no f***ing way we are stepping into this trap".
And if you think that the civility of individual officers will make up for it, think again. As we were casually walking through the pen, our jaws open in dis-belief, a group of officers quickly surrounded us. Twenty-four of them. The first officer (Officer `Gately') approached us swiftly, and declared, "Do you know that the willful destruction of public property in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is a felony that carries 5 year in jail!"
We were taken aback by this introduction. Other people in suit and ties were walking by, using the zone as a pedestrian shortcut. a bunch of peaceniks were walking through in our shorts and backpacks and we were immediately suspect of committing a criminal act. I guess this explains the meaning of the rule about those wearing `inappropriate clothing' being searched. The overtly intimidating tone of the interaction didn't cease, so we soon left.
I called the BPD headquarters and asked to talk to the district 2 duty officer, in order to file a complaint about the rude treatment. When I asked him (Sgt. Ross) for Officer Gately's ID#, he stated that he could not give me that information because after all, I could be "a member of the press, or an anarchist". I guess myself (along with the press and anarchists) are no longer allowed to hold the police accountable for their actions.
A word of advice: Do not make the mistake of making your first visit to the free speech zone on your day of protest. It will be too late to realize what you are getting into.
It's crazy to think that this is happening in Boston, a city that fronts a reputation of being a cradle of constitutional values. The city has tried to force free speech into a cage where it cannot survive. The only reasonable response is to exercise our rights everywhere but the protest zone.
By giving free speech an unacceptable location, the City of Boston has unwittingly declared that the entire city is now a free speech zone.
Got comments? Email me, dammit!


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Subway Canada: Free Breakfast
On the 31st, May 2011, from 7-10 AM, get a free ham and cheese egg muffin melt and a 12oz coffee from participating Subways stores across Canada (excluding Quebec, sorry guys).
Wow! A great way to introduce people to what Subway has to offer for breakfast! I wonder how this breakfast sandwich compares to a McDonald's Egg McMuffin?
Mark your calendars for breakfast at Subway on the 31st, May 2o11!
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5 comments
- laurieI didn't know about this,, I live in Ontario Canada,, we have subway here,, sounds good.I'm a newbie and found you from a blog a follow ,,thanks for sharing this
- jenniferWent this past weekend in Toronto for an english muffin/bacon/egg sandwich. HORRIBLE!! I am seven months pregnant, constantly hungry and actually threw the sandwich away because it was so tasteless, cold, etc.. stick with what you know Subway. Save your money, keep buying from McDonald/Tim's
- really o.why not quebec, what, we don`t eat breakfast over here!!! what`s up with that?? not cool you guys??!!??!! you know what I `m boycotting subway!!! I`m facebooking all my QUEBEC friends to boycott subway too!! You suck !! I` m going to Quisno`s from now on AND all my facebook friend too!!!
- AnnaYou should go vent at Subway dude, they won't see it here on a blog which has nothing to do with them...
- QCTake it up with your representative at Quebec. Its a provincial law thingy.


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Starring Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, Michael Sheen
Directed by Morten Tyldum
Rated PG-13
Lovable goof-bro turned glowering beefcake Chris Pratt plays Jim Preston, a steerage class mechanical engineer whose hibernation pod malfunctions 30 years into a 120-year journey aboard the Starship Avalon. For a year, Jim's only companions are Arthur the android bartender (Sheen), the female-voiced ship's computer and an emoji-faced help kiosk. These Siri-surrogates serve the perfunctory need of exposition, guiding Jim through his despair with cereal, sushi and spirits. While Drew Goddard and Matt Damon were powerless to keep the Golden Globes from declaring The Martian a comedy, it must have taken an extraordinary whit to negate the awesome power of Chris Pratt's natural charm (see also Jurassic World), but writer Jon Spaihts appears to pull it off effortlessly.
The set design of the bar and Arthur's amiable, inhuman demeanor seem an obvious nod to The Shining, and as Jim's scruff succumbs to full-on Grizzly Adams' scraggle, one certainly couldn't be blamed for expecting some kind of Jack Torrance-level breakdown. But fear not, for Passengers deigns not to distress you with such intrigue, implications to the contrary be damned! Instead, poor Jim Preston, one year into his 90-year solitude, having exhausted all his mechanical engineering know-how, gives up—until, that is, he sees his sleeping beauty. Hopelessly lovelorn/lonely/horny, Jim does the equivalent of Facebook-stalking, falls in love, then beats himself up for the span of a minute screen-time before doing the inevitable and condemning Aurora (Jennifer Lawrence) to join him.
His decision could be her force majeure, leaving her to deal with her unfair fate, trapped with the man responsible, making Passengers a treatise on love and cowardice, The Loneliest Planet set in space. Recall that the film and the filmmakers mercifully spare us from such distressing intrigue. In another bold choice to pit the actors against their strengths, the woman who elevated Katniss Everdeen from the YA world to the popular lexicon is stripped of her agency, her power and her clothes. Later, when an external dilemma arrives and is dealt with, Jim's seemingly unforgivable act is all but forgotten, somehow nullified by the outer force, though nothing has changed. It's a psychological plot hole in a film riddled with plenty of practical ones.
Such an admirable aversion to anything challenging, emotionally or intellectually, still can't quell every speck of inspiration. Despite the dull futurism of the ship's design, one can't deny it: that space pool is cool. And buried somewhere, like a dormant blood clot, is the kernel of a thought-provoking film, one not so satisfied to be a safe, surface-level, sci-fi romance. Before I saw Passengers, I clarified, "it's the pretty-people-in-space movie." I had no idea how right I was.


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DC behaviour of NbTi cable-in-conduit conductors for ITER-FEAT
Using the SULTAN test facility the d.c. behaviour of three subsize NbTi cable-in-conduit (CIC) conductors has been studied. The d.c. performance of the cables is compared with the critical currents and the current sharing temperatures expected from the strand data. As a basis for this comparison the critical current of the NbTi strands has been measured in the temperature range of 4.2-6.5 K in magnetic fields of up to 7.5 T. The d.c. performance of the NbTi subsize conductors has been found to be not significantly affected by cyclic loading. Taking into consideration the self field of the conductor the cable critical current and the current sharing temperature are in agreement with the strand data. (C) 2003 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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Arrest of Ruslan Asad- NDI employee and Rashad Hasanov, another moment of NIDA movement
March 14, arrest of Ruslan Asad- NDI employee and Rashad Hasanov, another moment of NIDA movement
One of the founding members of OL (To Be) Youth Movement, and current employee of National Democratic Institute (NDI) Baku, Ruslan Asad, was detained today around 5pm local time on the way to the office of NDI. Ruslan was walking with his colleague Sanan Suleymanov when two men approached the two from behind. Sanan was told to stay out of this (according to Sanan's own words) while Ruslan was taken away and placed into a Toyota brand car. The two men, introduced themselves as the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Ruslan, was already detained during March 10 protest held in Baku.
Rashad Hasanov, is one of the members of NIDA movement. According to the most recent updates, he was questioned at the grace crime unit.
In addition to the detention of these two young men, Ilgar Mamedov's detention was extended to an additional two months.
Ruslan was released shortly after. He said he was interrogated by a prosecutor. he was asked questions about NDI and its relations with NIDA movement (this is all from a chat with Sanan Suleymanov from NDI). Ruslan asked if next time he is called in for interrogation he is not "abducted" from the street and told in advance and invited properly. Prosecutor accepted the suggestion- he might be invited back in for questioning. all of this will probably be in bbc article soon.
"NIDA" youth detained. [az] Radio Azadliq local service. March 14, 2013.
NİDA-ÇI RƏŞAD HƏSƏNOV İSTİNTAQ İDARƏSİNƏ ÇAĞIRILIB. Obyektiv.tv. March 14, 2013.
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Moscow:Nikolay Davydenko, the highest-ranked player in the Davis Cup final, will face the lowest-ranked man Friday in the opening singles match when Russia plays Argentina. Juan Ignacio Chela won't be too concerned with the rankings, however. The 33rd-ranked Argentine has beaten Davydenko, ranked third, all five times they have met. "I'm very confident and ready to fight tomorrow and win. Davydenko likes to play short points. I like to change rhythm and that's what bothers him," Chela said on Thursday after the draw. Two-time Grand Slam champion Marat Safin will face David Nalbandian in the second singles match, while Dmitry Tursunov and Mikhail Youzhny play Nalbandian and Agustin Calleri in Saturday's doubles. The reverse singles of the best-of-five series are Sunday. Team captains can change their lineups up to one hour before play. "Three players are very similar in terms of rankings and have very good conditions and shape - that is another point that I took into consideration," Argentina captain Alberto Mancini said of his choices. Chela has beaten Davydenko three times on clay and twice on hardcourts. Friday's match will be on synthetic carpet at the Olympic Stadium. "There is now way Calleri or (Jose) Acasuso can beat me on this surface. That's why Chela was nominated," Davydenko said. Chela is 2-1 on carpet in the Davis Cup, including beating Sasa Tuksar of defending champion Croatia in five sets in this year's quarterfinals. Safin, Nalbandian face off Safin is 6-2 against Nalbandian. In the 2002 semifinals, the Russian beat Nalbandian in four sets to help his team reach the final, where Russia won its only Davis Cup title after downing host France. They played two matches this season - both on hardcourt. Safin won in the second round of the US Open, and Nalbandian won in straight sets in the quarterfinals of the Madrid Masters. "When he (Safin) plays well, he can beat anyone, including me. I'm ready for the best," Nalbandian said. Safin has been plagued by knee injuries for almost two seasons, but he's better now and looking for a Davis Cup title to help boost his confidence. "It took me six months to learn to run around the court without feeling pain and I dropped in the rankings and lost my confidence. So to win this title is probably the most important thing for me in the past two years," Safin said. Russia, which hasn't lost at home in 11 years, is making its fourth appearance in the final. It lost to Sweden in 1994 and to the United States the following year. "I do not know when will we have another chance to play in the final. Me and (Mikhail) Youzhny have already won, but for the other half of the team it's a first opportunity," Safin said. Argentina has never won the trophy, but it lost in the final to the United States in 1981. If Argentina wins it will become the 13th champion since the competition's inception in 1900 and the sixth different winner in as many years. The Hawk-Eye video system, which allows players to review and challenge calls, is making its Davis Cup debut in Moscow after being tested at several ATP events. (AP)
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Widower Tom O'Connor, who is the brother of Molly O'Connor, was a blacksmith in Mount Jackson, Shenandoah County, Virginia. In The Man from Shenandoah, he joined the trek west with the Owen family, taking his young children, Rida and Joshua, with him.
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I went on a date with a really awesome girl. She was super nice and interesting in every way. She was bi, but that doesn't really bother me at all.
I noticed her solicit another girl over our University's secret admirer page. I knew the other girl. I didn't think anything of it at first. I went to her party last night and the other girl was there with the girl I was dating.
Again, I didn't think anything of it until I realized that I knew and she didn't. I thought I would be cool with it, but as the night went on I realized that I really wasn't.
It wasn't so much that there was another person. We've only been on one date. I couldn't care less. The problem was that only one of us knew which made it really strange. I basically stayed away from the girl that I wanted to date for the entire night.
She sent a text after apologizing for being preoccupied, but it was pretty clear where her priorities were.
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Got anther inspirational email from a colleague that grew up in the USSR. His name is Vitaly Grinblat.
When I was a kid, my grandfather used to tell me that if I wanted something I have to work at it and I'll get it.
You see, I didn't have any special athletic abilities growing up.
I was pretty skinny and had somewhat of a rough time in the gym class.
Growing up back in the Communist Soviet era, the gym class was quiet different.
We didn't play games, mostly.
What we had to do was climb the rope, do pull ups, jump over a gymnastic apparatus a little smaller than a vault, and stuff like that.
I'm talking 8, 9, 10 year old kids, and we used to get graded on it.
Pretty wild ha?
Looking back now, it was actually good.
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To get an A, one of the requirements was to do 6 pull-ups.
The most I could do was five. No matter how hard I tried, I could only do 5.
The following year, we moved to the U.S. and within a couple of years I developed a deep desire to gain weight and strength.
When I turned 14, I got a membership at a gym and started lifting weights.
I went nuts, and for a period of time I would lift 5 days a week.
Now I never gained tremendous strength, but I became a helluva lot stronger, and with it my confidence soared.
I could easily bench press 225 lbs at 16, which for me was big accomplishment, and doing 25 pull-ups was a piece of cake.
I remembered what my grandfather told me that if I wanted something, all I need to do was work hard at it and I'll get
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- Date of birth: April 18th, 1969
- Place of birth:
Palo Alto, California, United States
- Date of passing: October 7th, 2015
- Place of passing:
San Jose, California, United States
I love you and miss you, you were not only my brother, but you were my best friend. I only wish we had spent more time together.
You were the best drummer I knew! So much fun at band practices! Always sarcastic and edgy - you cracked me up. Glad we spent the time together we did - fun memories
I can't even begin to express how much you're going to be missed. We may not have spent a lot of time together after the Claren days but we remained close friends always, u were like a brother to me and I loved u very much ❤
My memory of Kevin is going to Dairy Queen with Grandpa. I think everybody in my family can relate to going to Dairy Queen with Grandpa. RIP Kevin!!!
Kevin you taught me all about Marvel's Civil War...and got me through some strange times...Good Game 10 !!
Thank you for the most wonderful gift in the world- our daughter Chloe.
I first met Kevin when he was a baby. We used to change his diapers and babysit him. He was cute kid. I was 14 at the time and a crazy teenager. I wish I spent more time with him.
"Like a brother" doesn't even begin to describe our friendship. We were best buds for a long long time. We had great times, got into trouble together, but mostly we were discovering music together and going to as many concerts as we could. I will never forget you, buddy. Rest well. Love and Peace.
I knew Kevin when he was just a little boy and George was a baby.
Kevin, you were loved very much by your family and friends. When I emailed my son, Chris, the news, he couldn't believe it. Neither could Cathy. He remembers when you lived on Columbine playing with you.
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