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DOBSON — Members of the Dobson Board of Commissioners heard some welcome news Thursday night when accountant Thomas Melton presented the required annual audit report to the town.
Melton, of Mount Airy firm Jack Wilson CPA, told the board that the town had met all conditions required by the state, and the audit has been approved ahead of schedule.
"This is the best year I've seen in a while," he said. "Dobson has shown great improvement over the past three years."
Dobson has a total fund balance, which includes the town's general and enterprise funds, of just over $2 million.
The accountant said the town's general fund has a surplus of $138,894, compared to $62,000 in the fund during the same period last year.
He credited the surplus to an increase in revenues and belt-tightening of the town's departments.
Melton said general fund revenues for the year are up over $25,600 this year and tax revenues are up $15,418.
According to the accountant, expenditures are down for the year more than $50,000, a decrease he said could be credited to reduced requests for money by the town's various departments.
"This year, tax collection rates for both real estate and motor vehicles is running at 98 percent, which is in line with the county," Melton said. "Which makes sense since the county does our collection."
The town's water and sewer fund surplus has decreased by about $27,000 due largely to capital projects, but revenues are up $35,000 and expenditures are running at around $62,000.
"This is the best year I've seen for water and sewer," Melton said.
While the accountant noted that there was an over-expenditure of around $39,000 in water and sewer capital outlay, Town Manager Josh Smith noted that the town had to replace a $38,000 piece of equipment that broke the day after the budget was approved.
"That threw things out of balance a little bit," he said. "But overall we're fortunate to be in good shape."
Melton agreed.
"If you were under-funded, we'd definitely let you know," he said.
In other business, the board honored Police Officer Brian Thomas with the Employee of the Quarter award, a new program implemented this year to recognize exemplary employees in the town.
Financial Officer Laura Hill said the town is in "pretty good" shape, noting that the water and sewer fund is still bringing in more money than is flowing out.
Smith noted that the town has weathered about five months of unexpected expenses to its enterprise fund.
"It's been a rough time," he said. "We're okay for now, but we can't afford many more surprises."
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MainStreet Libertyville to Host 'Let's Wine About Winter' Event
The annual wine walk is set for Feb. 16.
Maybe you're looking for a fun post-Valentine's Day activity to do with your significant other. Or perhaps you want to have a "girls' day out." Or maybe you just want to check out all that Libertyville has to offer.
No matter the reason, MainStreet Libertyville's annual "Let's Wine About Winter" wine walk seems like the place to be.
The wine stroll, which drew about 1,200 people last year, is slated for 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 16 throughout downtown Libertyville. For just $25, participants will receive a glass, a map of where to sample various wines and a $10 merchant coupon that can be used on a return visit.
Registration in advance is not required; participants need only stop at one of the five distribution sites the day of the event to pay the $25 fee, get a wristband, and receive a glass and map, said Pam Hume, executive director of MainStreet Libertyville.
"It's a great event. People seem to just really enjoy it," she said. "Serve wine, they will come."
"Let's Wine About Winter," Hume said, is a great way for people to taste a variety of wines and see what Libertyville has to offer. While the list of participating businesses is still being finalized, Hume said 30 businesses participated during last year's event.
"It's just a lovely afternoon of shopping and wine tasting," said Hume. "Everybody's always in high spirits. It's just a lot of fun. It's a down time of year (and) people are anxious to get out of the house."
The five distribution sites will be: Christine Anne Couture, 324 N. Milwaukee Ave.; Parkview Gourmet, 121 E. Cook Ave.; Petranek's Pharmacy, 426 N. Milwaukee Ave.; Curtis Frame/Back Alley Gallery, 543 N. Milwaukee; and North Shore Pro-Active Health, 112 W. Lake St.
For more information, visit the MainStreet Libertyville website or call (847) 680-0336.
9:31 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
This is one of my favorite events, thank you Mainstreet and businesses for putting this together for our community. Each year it gets better! Looking forward to sampling some wonderful wines.
Laurie, sadly Parkview remains closed. I have not been downtown since the holidays and it seems two more businesses have closed as well. Very sad. It is my goal to shop even more frequently downtown this year.
9:30 am on Friday, February 15, 2013
Sorry, but I hate this event. I think it's irresponsible to promote alcohol. In the past, I've had to dodge people running across Milwaukee with their wine glasses in hand - because they're either too wasted or too lazy to use the crosswalks. I avoid the downtown all day. And how do these people get home....after a fun filled afternoon of drinking? They drive, duh! Is the Mainstreet organization liable if there's an accident? They should be. If Mainstreet was smart...they'd put on a Winter Carnival that had no alcohol and would be kid friendly.
11:50 am on Friday, February 15, 2013
Love this event! Most of us are responsible adults who arrange for a taxi or designated driver during this event. By the way they are not full glasses of wine either, they are more like wine tastings, so not sure how wasted you could really get!
12:36 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
The fact that you say "most of us are responsible" says it all....what about the ones that aren't....10/12 tastings add up to 2/3 glasses...adds up to drunk driving. It's not something a town should be promoting. And it's an accident waiting to happen.
2:01 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
It's a great event, responsibly organized and I imagine the extra tax revenue to the Village of Libertyville is a plus not to mention that the MainStreet Organization gets a donations to be able to put on even more village events. Most communities don't have these events. Any Saturday driving on Milwaukee Avenue can be a bit treacherous.
2:13 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
This is the best event all year long. It brings more business to the downtown that day and bring people to stores they might not normally go into and then become repeat shoppers. It is NOT meant for kids. There are a dozen kid friendly events every year. This is the ONE that is not. So take your kids to Chuckie Cheese and we'll carry on a GREAT community event the build not only WELL NEEDED business for our donw town but a great memory of friends and community as well.
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2:22 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
I love this event! I love seeing all the customers in our stores and all the activity in our beautiful downtown. Pam Hume and Jeff McClurg do a great job at Mainstreet. and the restaurants are packed after this soooo they are eating! Can't wait. Adler and Butterfield just had two great fun fairs. This is for adults. Stay home Janet!
4:05 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
Wow, that's keeping it friendly Lisa! When I said carnival...I was thinking along the lines of the one in St. Paul. There could be outdoor skating in Cook Park, there could be snow themes in all the stores, cocoa for kids/grownups, food, etc. And I love your comment that everyone goes out to restaurants afterwards...to what, sober up? Doubt it! But I'll follow your instructions...and stay home.


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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service lost $1.3 billion in the final three months of last year, despite a blizzard of campaign advertising for the fall political elections and a big holiday mail and shipping season.
The loss announced Friday was far less than the $3.3 billion in the comparable quarter the previous fiscal year, but still showed the effects of a continued decline in first-class mailing as customers continue to flock to the Internet for emailing, bill paying and the like.
In releasing their financial report, postal officials pleaded anew with Congress to give them the flexibility to better manage the agency — including to free it from a mandate that they prepay for expected retiree health care costs.
Considering its operations alone, the agency actually made $100 million delivering the mail — earning $17.7 billion in revenue against $17.6 billion in operating expenses. But the health care funding and some other expenses pushed it to a net loss.
"We can't continue to operate on a precipice," the service's Chief Financial Officer Joe Corbett said in a conference call for reporters.
In a move to cut costs, the Postal Service had announced Wednesday that it plans to end Saturday mail deliveries in August, although it will continue six-day-a-week package delivery — setting up a possible run-in with some members of Congress who don't want the Saturday cutback.
In October through December, the first quarter of fiscal year 2013, the Postal Service said:
—Its operating revenue of $17.7 billion was a decrease of less than 1 percent from the same quarter in fiscal year 2012.
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Officials also reported record efficiency gains in the workforce. Seizing on that and the operating profit, Fredric Rolando, president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, criticized the idea of cutting Saturday mail deliveries.
"Today's Postal Service's quarterly financial report shows the folly of making drastic cuts in service as the postmaster general proposed this week," he said in a statement.
Rolando and others want to hold off on service cuts and find other ways to rebalance finances. The Senate last year passed a bill that would have stopped postal officials from eliminating Saturday service for at least two years while trying other aggressive cost cutting.
An independent agency, the post office gets no tax dollars for its day-to-day operations but nonetheless remains subject to congressional control.
"While these losses are an improvement compared to its historic $3.3 billion loss in the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, it certainly makes it clear that the Postal Service continues to face financial challenges that can only be alleviated by comprehensive postal reform legislation," said Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., and chair of the governmental affairs committee.
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When atheists are form filling, how do they answer the question "what is your religion?"? For most of my life I have written "No religion" or "Atheist". But when I was a 17-year old schoolboy in the 1950s applying to get into St Peter's College at Oxford University I encountered this question and I answered carefully by writing "C of E". All the undergraduate colleges were nominally Christian with heads called Masters.
My response proved to be a useful device because everyone in England knows that C of E stands for the established Church of England---yet it was not what it meant to me.
For me it stood for Critic of the Establishment.
Phew. I can only add that by good fortune at the interviews I was never asked questions about religion. I had been so sheltered from religious practice that, as I recall, I was 15 before I saw the inside of a church, and only then because out of curiosity one day I went inside one just to see what the interior looked like.
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"Orthodox," eh? Not a Conservative Heathen or maybe a Reformed Heathen??? [chuckle!] Wouldn't you just love to see a radio button on a form for ANY of those choices!
"None" unless Atheist is an option.
If there were some secularist organizations in my community that stand to get funds if I answer 'secular humanist', then I'd answer that. But that's not my religion, it's my ethical / philosophical value system.
Like most here, I'd answer "None". That is generally because there is a list given to choose from and Atheist is not on that list..I guess because it is not a religion. If there is the ability to write in an answer, I generally say "None" or "Not Applicable"..I have also used the ever-popular "Nunya"..as in "Nunya Business".
Its a problem because I hate writing "Atheist" because atheism is not a religion, but in certain cases I want to make my position clear. Some write none just because they do not belong to a certain church but they are believers. When I am admitted to a hospital I want it to be known that me writing "none" doesn't mean that I'll accept any religious man to pray by my bed side.. So I have started writing "none, non believer" I feel that makes it clear without implying atheism is a religion.
Thoughtful response. Atheism is not a religion, so "none" is an honest and accurate answer to the question "what is your religion".
Order of preference if choices given: atheist, agnostic, freethinker, none, no preference. My favourite non answer is Jedi.
All the forms that I have had to fill out so far in my life have just had a checklist that said "none" or "no religion"
If I had to fill out a form and one of the choices were atheist, I would choose that one.
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Whether it's on his breakthrough album, Armchair Apocrypha, or his latest release, Hands of Glory, it's pretty clear that indie star Andrew Bird is a stickler for music that is simple and well-crafted. It shouldn't come as a surprise, then, that he prefers the same qualities in his day-to-day life. "I like really well-made, utilitarian stuff," he says. "I remember reading the novel Shane [by Jack Schaefer] when I was in junior high. I was fascinated by how they went to the general store to get their workwear. It was made-to-order, but utilitarian at the same time." Since then, Bird has rarely strayed from that philosophy: From his made-to-order violin to custom shirts made by his wife to his hand-built barn, Bird's essentials hearken back to a day when craftsmanship was king.
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termit: It took me some time to remember this one. It's called Pathologic and there is a great review/playthrough on RPS here: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2008/04/10/butchering-pathologic-part-1-the-body/
absolutely wonderful article... I've tried many times to play it, and I would survive all the bads and wrongs of it, but the time limit... I absolutely CAN'T work under time pressure. so at least now I know a little more of what it's actually about :) thanks!!!


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So I bought a 5'0" sweet potato and surfed it for the first time tonight. I really bought it for my son thinking we could both surf it. I only caught one wave as I was really tired from surfing a couple hours earlier. I took off kind of late and the board performed amazing. Fast easy to turn, and went down the line no problem for my 6'3" frame at 185 lbs.
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Dajia hao, wo shi Peggy!!! :D
I just wanted to tell you about a new website I found that can help you improve your Chinese. Sing Chinese Songs is a great place to learn Mandarin through Chinese songs. I was surprised to find some of the most well-known Chinese songs in their playlist. The most distinctive feature of Sing Chinese Songs is their karaoke style music player. Having Mandarin lyrics and pinyin play simultaneously as the song goes along is especially thoughtful. Beginners may find singing along with the pinyin a bit challenging; Sing Chinese Songs has got it all thought out! There is "complete lyrics with the instant dictionary" in every song; so you can study characters in the lyrics before singing along.
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Plankbridge is the home of the contemporary Shepherd's Hut. Richard Lee and Jane Dennison were intrigued by an ancient hut near Thomas Hardy's cottage, not far from their home near Dorchester in Dorset. Richard, who trained as a designer maker at John Makepeace's renowned Hooke Park College, was inspired by the portable building's heritage and traditional form. When the original was suddenly sold in the year 2000 they researched the hut's history and carefully built a reproduction on a set of old wheels.
Richard and Jane were excited by the idea of bringing an old Wessex tradition back to life, and were sure that the Victorian proportions of the shepherd's hut were perfect to be utilised as an extra room, artist's studio, bedroom or any number of uses.
Plankbridge have been building and restoring shepherd's huts (and Steam Roller Living Vans, GWR Lamp Huts and Dorset Roulottes) since then for customers across the UK and Europe. Customers include The National Trust, Kate Humble's 'Humble by Nature' and River Cottage HQ. You may have seen Plankbridge on the BBC's Countryfile with John Craven, at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2012 and in numerous magazines such as Country Homes and Interiors and Country Life.


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What B- list actress who seems to be on everything, but is really just on one hit show and one middling show and a movie here and there spends a significant portion of her time and income helping out military families. About a year ago she ran into a woman who was barely out of her teens and had a baby and her husband was going to get some leave but didn't have time to come all the way back home from Afghanistan and then go all the way back. So, our actress paid for the mom and child to meet the dad in Europe. Since then she has contributed money to other reunion efforts, managed to get a lot of sponsors to donate things to help out other military families and will speak anytime and any place about her passion for helping them.


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Olympic Games badly hit summer business claim Lake District firms
Last updated at 12:37, Saturday, 18 August 2012
Some of the biggest names in Lake District tourism say the Olympics has seriously hit business.
Hotels, B&Bs and tourist attractions in the holiday magnet around Windermere are reporting numbers down.
It is likely to mean lower profile areas and operators suffering too.
The four star Lakeside Hotel, Windermere Lake Cruises, The World of Beatrix Potter and the Mountain Goat bus tour company are among the large companies reporting a decline.
The fall off is largely attributed to high-spending international visitors from overseas not heading to the Lakes or Cumbria.
The Japanese market - a regular staple in the summer – has not visited in the same numbers or have avoided England altogether - possibly for fear of being priced out of hotels in London during the games.
The spectacular athletics show coincided with the period in which the Japanese market usually holidays in the area.
In addition, the lucrative UK coach party market - fetching hundreds of guests all at once into accommodation and places to eat and drink - has not performed. It is suspected that many coach firms were promoting excursions to London as this summer's main event.
The four-star Lakeside Hotel at Windermere says trade has now picked up but was below what it usually is at this time of the year. Passengers on Windermere Lake Cruises - reputed to be the Lake District's most popular annual tourist attraction - fell 22 per cent during the Olympics.
Just this week culture secretary and tourism minister Jeremy Hunt announced a "post-Olympic tourism revolution." He promised £2 million in funding to promote destinations around England to the home markets, and £8 million for 2013 aimed at tripling visitors from the emerging Chinese travellers. Mr Hunt said: "We must use this extraordinary year to turbo-charge our tourism industry, to create jobs and prosperity on the back of a globally-enhanced reputation."
Commenting on the announcement, Ian Stephens, Managing Director of Cumbria Tourism (CT) said it was still too early to decipher what the investment would mean for the Lake District and Cumbria.
Mr Stephens said: "We've not yet seen any of the detail behind the announcements but of course we're pleased with the Government's continuing commitment to developing tourism in the UK.
"Most of the Government spending on tourism to date has been at a national level, so CT and tourism businesses in Cumbria will, I'm sure, be pressing for more local support to help the industry recover from the downturn."
Just last week, Cumbria Tourism said it was working alongside national tourism body Visit England to try and address this season's issues with an unexpected late summer and autumn marketing push.
The tourist board has finally received £750,000 in Government funds for the next two-and-half years and its first phase of spending will be on a pan-London marketing campaign for the end of August and autumn promoting the area across the capital's tube and rail stations.
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This is an excellent charger for leaving hooked up all winter, slow trickle charging.
This is an excellent charger for the price, but continuously charging a maintenance-free (better known as maintenance-prohibited) battery, even at a trickle, will eventually dry out the electrolyte. It's better than leaving it off a charger, where self-discharge will kill the battery in a single season.
I'd go with a CTEK charger, which can be had for about $40. If your battery costs more than that to replace, it's worth finding a good charger that'll help it last longer. Ctek has a "pulse" mode where, after it's been on trickle for a few days, the charger actually stops charging completely, and wakes up once every few days to apply a few more hours of trickle. I just learned about it the other day, and I'm replacing all my chargers with Cteks as time and funds allow.
^ I've never found that to be much of a factor. What I do is just wait a couple months after the last use (or less if the equipment causes a parasitic drain on the battery to keep settings or clock, etc working), hook up the trickle charger for a month, then it'll have enough charge for spring.
Of course this may or may not be the ideal interval for someone with a longer or shorter period of winter storage than mine - adjust accordingly, I get over 5 years out of SLAs which is about all you can expect unless they're hardly ever used.
What about if you want to have it just to use for the vehicle you drive normally? This one, not the CTEK one.
#4, what's your usage scenario? If you drive the vehicle regularly and have some long-ish trips in your routine, then it doesn't need a charger/maintainer, as the engine-driven alternator should be maintaining the battery's state of charge.
If you make a lot of short trips, seldom running the car for more than 5-10 minutes between starts, then it's possible that the battery might not be receiving a full charge. In this case, a charger/maintainer like this one, connected whenever it's convenient, would be a fine idea.
If you occasionally store the car for long periods (over 2 weeks or so), then either this or a Ctek would be a very good idea. For long-term airport parking, a small solar-panel trickle-charger can be a good idea too, but pair the panel with an actual charge controller to avoid the electrolyte depletion mentioned above.
If you're prone to leaving your lights on and need to jump-start the vehicle in the morning, this is not the right charger. The 1.5-amp output current would take ~10 hours to bring a flat battery up to the point where it could probably crank the engine. For that use case, get something with an engine-starting mode, or at least an output current in the 10-plus amp range. But if that happens often, consider adding an automatic battery cutoff switch like PriorityStart, as leaving the battery flat overnight (or running it flat at all, for that matter) contributes to premature degradation and failure.
I live in a very cold weather environment without a garage. So I am thinking about trickle charging on extreme cold nights. Like -10 degrees or so.
I dont have a block heater yet which is also on the list.
^ Get the block heater and see if that's enough. Your problem is probably that the battery is cold combined with the cold block needing more cranking time so heating the block will raise battery temperature a bit too.
Then again this charger is only $12, might be worth it to have around.
Excellent I had planned to get the block heater already, but now to be sure I will still do both.
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Dove Hunting
Each year, SEVERAL AREAS are specifically prepared for dove hunting. A total of 4 fields in 3 areas at approximately 50 acres of sunflowers will be partially mowed/disked prior to opening day.
New this year-Area 1 Dove Hunting Youth/Mentor area has been developed approximately 1 mile west of the intersection 255th Street and Waverly. The dove hunting in this area is temporarily restricted to Youth/Mentor ONLY. Hunting on this area will be allowed by Youth/Mentor hunters who posses a free daily dove permit issued by the Wildlife Area Manager only on the dates of September 1st and 2nd. After September 2nd the area will open up to all public hunting. A Free daily dove permit will still be required. After September 2nd the permit will be available on site at the field. The primary objective of this "Dove Mentor Area" is to provide additional "out of the rush" hunting opportunities for the Youth-Mentor hunters. A Mentor, in this case, is someone 21 years or older and accompanied by at least one Youth- a youth under 17 years of age or younger. All hunters 16 or older must have hunter education, a hunting license, and a HIP stamp. The amount of Youth/Mentor hunters will be limited in this area due to safety issues on a small amount of acres. The hunters who call first will get their names down to receive a Free Daily Dove Permit that will be required to have while hunting the Youth/Mentor dove field. Once the maximum number of permits have been allocated all other hunters will have to wait until after September 2nd to hunt.
Area 2 East and West Wade Dove Fields- Areas are located North and East of Wade Branch access area. Habitat: The fields are made up of approximately 32 acres of sunflowers/weeds. Sunflowers did very poor due to drought.
Area 3 223
rdSt Dove Field- Area is located approximately 4 miles west of HWY 169 on 223
rdSt. and south of KDWPT parking lot. Habitat: The field is made up of approximately 10 acres of sunflowers. Sunflowers did very poor due to drought.
Unfortunately, The sunflowers had a tough summer growing season with extremely hot dry conditions. The result is less than desirable flowers. We will mow and disc around sunflowers that are available to attract as many doves as practical. Address comments and suggestions to Lucas Kramer at the Hillsdale Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Office (913-783-4507).
See the Hillsdale Wildlife Area web page for detailed aerial photos of all managed dove fields. Click on maps, then click on the little bird symbols for dove fields.
All food plots including sunflowers and corn are planted as early in the growing season as practical each year within the Hillsdale Widlife Area. Planting activities generally start in April. This spring/summer Hillsdale changed area managers and no food plots got planted for 2012. There are beans and corn planted in the area. We will plan on planting wheat this fall and continue planting food plots for 2013 growing season. Thanks for your patience during this transition period. The summer was very dry and hot and caused stress on all growing plants.
A Hunting/Survey Permit All dove hunters hunting the Youth/Mentor dove field after September 2nd are required to obtain a "free" Daily Dove Hunting Permit while hunting doves on this field. Free permits will be available on site. The top half of the permit is completed and deposited into a mailbox (at the hunting area) before hunting. The bottom portion is carried while in the field, data recorded and deposited into the mailbox at the completion of the hunt. A new permit is required for each hunt. This information is being collected from many managed dove fields in eastern Kansas in an effort to evaluate dove management activities on public lands. This information will help us maintain and improve funding for managed dove fields in the future. Thanks for you cooperation and participation with this survey.
I appreciate everyone's cooperation filling out hunter survey cards honestly. The information regarding the number of hunters using the area and the number of doves taken are important factors for evaluating the continued effort to provide Managed Dove Fields. Rest assured we are not looking at how many shots it takes any particular individual to take a dove. However, we are interested in the beneficial economic issues related to hunting doves. We are also interested in how much lead is being deposited on Mange
Waterfowl/Wetland Update
The Hillsdale wildlife area has four managed wetland areas including the Novice area described above. See the Hillsdale Wildlife Area web page maps for aerial views of all managed wetland areas. Click on maps, then click on the wetland symbols. The park manages one wetland area below the dam also.
Pumping water in wetlands for 2012 is not looking good as of now. The wildlife area will need to experience a substantial amount of rain for anything to change. You can check lake levels by following this link http://www.nwk.usace.army.mil/Locations/DistrictLakes/HillsdaleLake.aspx
Mentor/Novice Area (click to see)
A Mentor/Novice Area has been developed to provide enhanced hunting opportunities for the new or beginning hunters. All hunting activities including Waterfowl, Deer, Turkey, and Small Game in this area are restricted to mentor and novice hunters ONLY. A 20-30 acre wetland, The Big Bull Wetland, has been completed at the dead end of 223rd street east of Spoon Creek Road on the upper west side of Hillsdale Reservoir. The primary objective of this "last wetland" is to provide additional hunting opportunities for the mentor-novice hunters. We hope to recruit and encourage new hunters by the more experienced hunters. A Mentor, in this case, is someone 21 years or older and accompanied by at least one Novice- a youth under 16 years of age or a person who has not possessed a hunting license in the last 3 years. Address comments and suggestions to Lucas Kramer at the Hillsdale Wildlife Parks and Tourism Office (913-783-4507).
With joint monies and efforts between NWTF and KDWPT, trees are being removed North of Smith Creek Access to provide better access to fields that are being taken over by Eastern Red Cedars and Sericea Lespedeza. Once cedars are removed concentration will be on restoring warm season native grasses to create better nesting and brood rearing habitat for quail, turkeys, and other ground nesting birds. Habitat practices such as chemical spraying, disking,conversions from cool season grasses to warm season grasses, and prescribed fire will be used to complete this project.
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NEW YORK -- Whatever troubles the Ottawa Senators have on the road never seem to bother them at Madison Square Garden.
The Senators grabbed a two-goal lead in the first period that was gone before the intermission, but Jakob Silfverberg broke a tie with 4:41 left in the third to help Ottawa snap a four-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory over the New York Rangers on Friday night.
The Senators ended an 0-2-2 skid and won on the road for only the fourth time (4-7-2) this season. Ottawa had been 1-7-2 in its previous 10 road games, but the Senators improved to 12-1-1 in their past 14 visits to Manhattan.
"We haven't had the killer instinct on the road," Ottawa captain Daniel Alfredsson said of the Senators, who haven't lost at the Garden since Oct. 3, 2009. "Tonight was a big boost for us. We laid it all out on the line in the third period.
"We do have good energy in this building. I can't quite explain why. It's always fun to play in New York. This is a fantastic building."
Just moments after Silfverberg gave Henrik Lundqvist -- his Swedish countryman -- a snow shower when the Rangers goalie covered the puck, he made New York pay even more with the winning goal.
Silfverberg got a rebound of defenceman Eric Gryba's shot and put it past Lundqvist for his fourth of the season. Zack Smith and Patrick Wiercioch scored in the first period, defenceman Sergei Gonchar had two assists, and Robin Lehner made 33 saves for the Senators.
"This was big for our team," Silfverberg said. "It was nice for me to get one against Henrik. We didn't think about losing. It was a special goal."
Lehner helped set up Silfverberg's heroics about 9 minutes earlier when he stopped New York's Derek Stepan, who was left alone right in front of the crease off a feed from Marian Gaborik.
"He made a good save," Stepan said. "He came across and had his blocker up. I could shoot myself for it, but it's a good save."
Rick Nash and Brad Richards, in his first game back following a two-game injury absence, scored in the opening period, but the Rangers had a season-best, four-game winning streak broken.
Lundqvist stopped 36 shots.
The Senators dominated the first half of the opening period, yet they couldn't hang onto their 2-0 lead.
Rangers coach John Tortorella burned his only timeout right after the first goal. His team started slowly while playing one night after a road win over the New York Islanders.
Another Ottawa goal followed, but the Rangers found their legs and quickly rallied.
"We've just got to dig down deeper, play better and get the win," Nash said. "We just had to get going. We came out a bit sluggish, so we take 30 seconds to regroup. I thought we came back a lot better."
Just 13 seconds after Wiercioch doubled Ottawa's advantage, Nash cut the Rangers' deficit in half with his ninth goal of the season and first not scored in the third period.
Nash took a pass from defenceman Michael Del Zotto in the slot and snapped a shot that beat Lehner at 11:03. Since Nash missed four games in February -- all Rangers losses (0-3-1) -- the star forward has been on a tear.
Nash has six goals in five games, along with three assists, and he has a nine-game point streak that predates his injury.
Richards tied it with 2:21 left in the first off a feed from Carl Hagelin. Following a defensive zone faceoff, Hagelin raced the puck up left wing and dropped it back to Richards, who heeded the chants of the home crowd and fired a one-timer from the top edge of the circle that beat Lehner to the glove side.
It was Richards' third goal of the season and first in 16 games, dating to Jan. 26 against Toronto.
"We could have had a better outcome," said Richards, who created chemistry on a line with Nash. "We could have had a better third, so it's tough to talk about anything else."
Smith started the scoring with his second of the season -- and in two games. Gonchar let go a shot from inside the blue line that was deflected in the slot by Smith. The puck then bounced off the ice in front of Lundqvist and slipped past him.
Wiercioch made it 2-0 with a long drive that got through a maze of legs and sticks and beat Lundqvist for a power-play goal.
NOTES: Brian Boyle took part in the pregame warm-up but was scratched to make room in the lineup for Richards. ... Senators defenceman Chris Phillips was given 19 minutes in penalties after he came to the defence of teammate Jim O'Brien in the first period. Phillips charged at Micheal Haley after he flattened O'Brien at the side of the net with a hit. Phillips still had his gloves on when Haley started punching. Phillips was given a minor penalty for instigating and another for instigating a fight while wearing a visor. He also received a major for fighting and a misconduct. Haley was called for charging in addition to his fighting major. ... Wiercioch has scored his two goals this season in the past three games.
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Pronunciation am·müd'
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Root Word (Etymology) From עָמַד (H5975) | |
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Strong's H5982 - `ammuwd
Outline of Biblical Usage
1) pillar, column a) pillar b) column, upright c) column (of smoke)
Authorized Version (KJV) Translation Count — Total: 110
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Strong's H5982 - `ammuwd
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New on e23: JagdPanther Magazine #4. What were you doing in 1974? Steve Cole was already starting his publishing career!
Take another journey with us back to 1974, when a small wargame club in Amarillo, Texas (led by Steve Cole) produced a magazine filled with articles, variants, and reviews. Production values had not improved, and we still printed on that insane 14" paper. (The pages are divided in half for this 54-page PDF version.)
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KOMET UND METEOR, an air combat game based loosely on some SPI games available at the time but focused on the jet fighters at the end of World War II (and slightly after the end of that conflict). The later printing of this issue on which this reprint was based includes the errata!
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The complete game Zeppelin covering the World War I aerial warfare campaign over Britain.
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Mentally I am already prepared for a lockout it has already been way too long without hockey.
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This is what i was thinking too...why cancel the prospect tourney? most of those guys go back to Jr after that and they know what kind of competition they're up against to make their team in the future and what kind of competition they're up against collectively on other teams. I for one think this is that show that should go on. Very surprised that Kenny threw in the towel on this one. He should have kept the tourney on and kept it "business as usual" if for no other reason than to give the players and fans hope. I feel worse than yesterday about a lockout happening. Guess i won't be getting Centre Ice this year. this sucks!i'm surprised. i still thought it would be a great learning experience etc regardless of whether or not there is a new season. guess not.
Wings need some Ryan Pulock in the 1st round, a goal scorer in the 2nd round and rounds 3-7 all guys 6'4 or bigger. Please sign Dekeyser to play with Smith. <--Dekeyser signed, Paired next year. Mark your calendars.
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- Jamie said...
Oh my gosh, those are adorable!!!
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- The Activity Mom said...
So cute! Tweeting it now! =)
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- jennwa said...
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- Jill said...
So cute!
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- 11/21/2010
this probably isn't going to get approved, but although this is a cute idea, it's pretty gosh darned racist. using "indians" to describe native americans is definitely not a thing anymore and it kind of smacks of colonialism. not a hugely awesome thing to teach kids today. sticking to hand print turkeys is probably a better way to go.
- 10/25/2011
- artsy_momma said...
I had no idea that the word "Indian" was considered racist.... definitely good to know! I will change it to say Native Americans.
- 10/26/2011
- Mrs. Coe said...
I love this idea! I would like to post this on my blog and link to you.
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Actually, what's probably more racist than saying "Indian" ("American Indian" or "[Region] Indian" is considered more acceptable than just "Indian,", "Native American" is also okay; better still would be to refer to specific tribes) is the fact that this is the same caricature of "Indian" that's been seen for years and years that muddles up distinct native cultures.
For example, very few tribes wore feathers like this. Fewer still allowed women to wear feathers on their heads at all; from the headband you have, they might be Abenaki, or Lenape. But if they are Abenaki or Lenape, they wouldn't be wearing this kind of facepaint, which looks more suited to plains indians. If they were Lenape, they would wear facepaint, though instead of stripes, the girl might have a red dot on each cheek and at the part of her hairline, while the boy would have his whole face painted. The girl's hair would more likely be back in a single braid or bun as opposed to pigtails, and if the boy is old enough he might be wearing a roach (which looks like what we call a mohawk).
I realize this is all a little complicated to explain to a toddler, and that the reason for doing this craft is because it's quaint and cute, and it hearkens to a classic image we all have in our heads and associate with childhood. Unfortunately, it is also a false image that ends up perpetuating lots of bad and racist ideas (Indians are all the same, they're not around anymore, etc). Doing this with your kids now will create that kind of naive nostalgia that many of us have which makes it so hard to see why this is a big deal. I'm with Anonymous on the hand turkey. - 11/13/2011
These are really not a respectful idea, they smack of racism. Natives are not a homogenous group, there are thousands of bands, none of which look like this. See Native Appropriations blog to learn about the harm things like this cause.
- 1/24/2012
Oh my goodness how does anybody look at this as racist? The term "Indian" maybe not PC but the concept in general? Goodness it's a handprint at ThanksGiving time...not a lesson on bigotry! C'mon people lighten up!
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- artsy_momma said...
Thanks for the insight everyone! Let's just remember to keep the comments light as this is a blog geared towards kids. I am thankful for the awareness and have changed the title, but like the commenter above me.... it is the concept in general.
If anyone who disapproves of the items our little boy & girl are wearing.... I would love for you to send a photo as inspiration so that we may do these again in the future ... and please incude any insights, early childhood lessons, and thoughts in general (kid-friendly of course or towards what would be a better lesson plan for teachers to use in the classromms/homeschool[please note that this blog is used by a primary teacher audience of toddlers-kindergarten].
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From elegant and stately mansions to modern, environmentally friendly abodes, southeastern Wisconsin is chock-full of one-of-a-kind homes for sale. Each week, Patch highlights one "Wow House" that caught our attention.
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The three-story home features an inviting center entryway to an open foyer with a winding wrought0iron staircase. There's an oversized living room with a natural fireplace and a formal dining room with a leaded glass china cabinet.
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7:22 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013
The mansions that are older are so much more tasteful and spectacular then the new ones. Love this house!
10:43 am on Sunday, February 3, 2013
My grandfather, my father, and now my son lives not far from the Highlands, and I've walked past this house many a time. It's great to get a little peek inside, because I've always wondered what it was like in there.
There are some beautiful homes in the Washington Highlands.
6:10 am on Sunday, February 3, 2013
It is a nice house, but wauwatosa is getting more dangerous by the week.
10:40 am on Sunday, February 3, 2013
KHD -- this is the Highlands. The police are going to be very responsive in there.
10:38 am on Sunday, February 3, 2013
I know this house -- stroll past it frequently. It doesn't show in the photos, but it has a really nice flagstone front walkway that's divided with a bed in the middle. I'd like to duplicate that in my own home.
10:14 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
ROFL -- you said it, I didn't. But yeah -- that style needs some serious updating, to put it gently.
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10:27 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
That could get noisy. Are you sure you didn't mean "turret"?
Mike Itzenhuiser
9:11 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
This is a perfect example of spending too much money to impress people they don't know. Stupid.
5:57 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
That's just mean and ignorant. I know the owners, and they are not trying to impress anyone, nor are they stupid.
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10:41 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
They will never get that price in Tosa, too close to the hood.
10:57 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
Nonsense. It's the Washington Highlands, which will have police protection, even if surrounding areas go down. It's a little like Hi-Mount Blvd. further east.
Besides, that is a really good price for that house. Something of that size and quality would sell for over a million further west.
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11:05 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
Look at the historicals, which will drive the appraisal. Unless some dumb ass comes in with a cash deal(which isn't going to happen in this Obama Depression), that house will not sell until about $450k. Tax bill is about $20,000 per year, which is BS.
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I'm not sure what you mean by 'historicals'. If you mean the shifting racial makeup of the surrounding neighborhoods, your prejudices are showing.
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11:34 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
Randy is the typical idiot liberal here. EVERYTHING that he doesnt like it IMMEDIATELY racist.
11:40 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
Thank you for your insight into my character and motivations, Donny Show. However when the first post makes reference to the proximity of 'the hood', I'm not too far off the mark.
11:59 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
While 'the hood' can indeed have racial implications, it also implies the higher crime rates that seem to be present in the nearby areas of the city. I know some people that used to live on the east side of Tosa that chose to move because of their perception that some of the bad stuff that used to be limited to Milwaukee was starting to encroach on their neighborhood. They just didn't feel as 'safe' as they did when they moved into the area a couple of decades ago.
I do agree with you that the highlands tend to be something of an isolated community and tend to get better police protection and can resist the property value 'fluxuations' that are being seen in some parts of Tosa.
12:25 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
@CowDung -- I don't think anyone feels as safe as they did decades ago, no matter where we live. Some of it is perception and some of it is reality. Perceptions make the problem worse.
12:35 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
I think it all depends on what is driving those perceptions. If it is a minority family living on the block is what makes someone feel less safe, then I would agree with you. If it is break-ins, shootings or muggings nearby and they are happening more often, then I think that there might be legitimate concern with the relative safety of the neighborhood.
1:45 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
I'm very familiar with the area, Cow Dung. I wouldn't think twice about walking through the Highlands at night -- in fact I have done so on numerous occasions during the past few years.
2:22 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
The people that I spoke of were not living in the Highlands--they lived a bit to the North of there, but still in Tosa. My apologies--I thought I had made it clear that I thought the Highlands are perceived to be a very safe area.
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12:08 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
How did a house listing become divisive? While I haven't cared to check, but do the blogs about plant care get the same way?
Do you conservatives have no decency?
12:20 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
Normally, I'm among the first to make a snide comment about the tasteless excess of some of those McMansions we see posted. But I'm familiar with this house,-- it's one of the largest in the Highlands and one of the finest. I'd hate to see a negative effect for this seller and for the entire area.
Young Conservative
12:35 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
Historicals=What bank appraisers use to determine the selling price of the area. Homes are not selling for $800 large in Tosa. Randy, you are quite naive, would you like me to drive you down Wisconsin Ave, Sherman Blvd or State Street to show you homes nicer and bigger than this that are also boarded up/or have squatters living in them?
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2:12 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
It's a beautiful house although the decorating needs some updating. I think the price is probably pretty accurate. The going rate in the Highlands ranges from about $300,000 - over $1 million and this is one of the larger houses in the neighborhood.
John T. Pokrandt
2:16 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
As to the concerns about the safety of the neighborhood the first district has some of the lowest crime rates in the entire city. Lots of people dream of living in the Highlands and there has never been a shortage of buyers.
Young Conservative
2:36 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
$675,000 was the highest price a home sold in the Highlands, and that was on 4/6/10.
Again, because this is the Obama Depression, banks will not loan that much due to appraisal issues, and the property taxes on the home if it did sell for $875k would be over $20k......Get back to Realville folks, you are living in a fantasy world.
John T. Pokrandt
3:52 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
Actually, there was a house on Washington Circle that went for $1.1 million on 3/12 which would have been just about the bottom of the market. There are several houses in the neighborhood that would fetch over $1 million.
6:00 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
I think you should call it the "Bush" recession, that would be a lot more accurate.
5:19 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
I just happened on to this listing which caught my eye immediately as I spent about 12 years growing up in the house. And, it was/is a magnificient home (agree w/ the interior design comments though). The pictures listed are nice but seeing the house as a whole puts them to shame. There is a lot more to the house than written and only a walk through does it justice.


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Thinking about the colors of the rug, I would probably select a silvery grey as a neutral for the walls. (Yellow's fairly popular now but it's a tough color to work with, IMHO.) To make it a little more fun but still sophisticated, how about painting 2 stripes around the room (fairly wide) in say, medium blue and a taupey brown, i.e. brown with some grey in it? Don't know if this is a long-term home for you but that would either allow the kids to grow into it or provide for another use. Then, since those are all fairly neutral colors, why not set-up individual spaces (w/fabrics and accessories or even painted headboards) for each child, using their favorite color out of the rug? You didn't include a photo of the rug but obviously, I would attempt to coordinate all the shades/tones. These are merely guesses off the top of my head - without a photo. All, JMHO. Good Luck! | ||||
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Welcome. Gender neutrals present in your rug are, as others pointed out, yellow, silver/gray (and brown). One of these should work factoring in furniture coloration, flooring, trim and lighting. Remember, you can opt to go lighter in value in any of these colors, as inspired by the rug, once the family of the color is established viewing chips in the room's lighting. Also, you can still feature blue and pink on their respective sides if you go w/ a gray or brown on the walls w/o being garish. In addition, neutral walls will offer greater scheme flexibility as they mature. | ||||
Yellow! | ||||
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