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Sir, your posting raises the the hackles on my back. Some of our families, mine included, have been owners of their properties from the time that the king of England allowed the early land speculators to purchase huge areas.
These families had to fight off local indians in order to even pass thru many areas. The Cowanesque Valley was forbidden to the white man by these indians because of the great hunting to be found in the valley. My Grandfather, six generations ago was the very first permanent settler in Westfield, Pennsylvania. He and his sons cleared their acreages and scratched a living as best as they could from these acres. They did their very best to preserve what they had.
I have seen outsiders from the eastern cities where they have made their wealth and turned their home areas into huge stinky landfills, ( swampy areas in New Jersey) and sickening yellowish haze enveloping New York City, come to the area.
These hunters come and post hundreds of acres against trespassing. But they have no problems of trepassing on their neighbors! They come for a few days with their hipower rifles and fourwheel drive vehicles. Many of them drive on newly planted areas or places that are easily made into muddy mudholes. Fences are cut and gates are often left open. Some are even very beligerant when confronted. One group shot at everything on four legs including a cow. I have also seen in years past of deer carcasses in local trash piles with only a very few pounds of meat cut away. 90 percent of the meat was thrown away.
And then there are the so called hunters who need to sight in their rifles or just shoot the mark for the fun of it. For many years a group came unannounced in weekends. "BANG, BANG, BANG" for hours and hours on end. Some in rapid succession as fast as they could pull the trigger.
Now I am not saying that your group is like that at all. But I am not in favor of this kind of land use.
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Considering that it was our ancestors who ripped off the Native Americans and proceeded to decimate the big game populations, we're not entitled to claim a "moral high ground". More like, "chickens coming home to roost".
I do question the OP's objective as he has previously posted that his group has 500+ acres. Why pay a shale gas premium for (more) hunting land in TC?
Yes Ann, our ancestors could be said to have "ripped off the indians' as you put it. And it certainly was not right! And I believe that it is still taking place on the indian reservations today. But where does the "ripping off" cease? Someone comes along with a fist full of dollar bills with a story of how they will improve the acreage. Granted, some down trodden folks are willing to accept peanuts, not realizing that they have a valuble asset beneath their feet.
I can sit in my yard and have the deer browse unafraid and unmolested almost within a stone's throw of my chair. I have even had black bear visit within a car length of my door a couple of times. And no I do not bait them! Turkeys are constantly roaming a few yards behind my house.
It may seem that I am against hunting. Not so! I used to hunt myself when I was much younger. In fact my young neighbors are welcome to hunt my acreage. It is the scuzzies that are not welcome. One time I had a confrontation with a "Road hunter". He had his wife and kids walk along the ridge with "walkie talkies " They would tell him where the deer were likely to appear. He would then drive his car to a place where deer normally crossed an open area and wait for the deer to appear. Many of my neighbors, Kids who liked to hunt too, lost several deer to him. This man got very beligerant with me and told me it was none of my business how he hunted. That was the wrong thing to say to me! I then informed him that he and all of his group could no longer hunt any of my property. My acreage was right in the middle of the ridge he had his wife and kids chased the deer thru.
One of his hunting buddies who was with him said, "Come on Lets get outta here!" and they left. The next hunting day he drove past the house and stopped hoping to spot a deer. Our local town cop who must have been watching him stopped right behind his car. They had a very long conversation, at least 45 minutes. Finally they both left. We never saw him drive by our house again looking for deer.
This man shot and killed one of his next door neighbor's cows. That cow had been getting in his yard. But shooting the cow was not the way to solve the problem. As I recall, it cost him several hundred dollars in fines plus the value of the cow. His best option was to confine the cow and inform the owner. He chose to kill the cow instead!
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Mr. Ladd,
I thought that I was responding to Bungy Roads post about his possible selling of property. He had 40 acres, and if it was near our ground we may be interested.
BUT, if anyone has property they would consider leasing for hunting to a club that has been in existence since 1926 I think, with 24 members, please let me know. We would consider anything near Covington/Mainesburg. Please message me if there is any interest as to what we may be able to offer. We would consider purchase always, but prices are skyrocketing.
Ann, no hidden agendas here. If my group COULD get more gas land, GREAT, but after our last attempt to purchase neighboring property, that we got handidly beat on our bid, I don't think that's going to happen. But we are trying to expand our hunting land one way or another in the area.
Also, Mr. Ladd, I find it humorous that you find such outrage in post, when you are a member of a forum that seems to promote wealth at the possible detriment of the land. But I suppose you would never lease your land to a gas company or wind company, or if you do you donate all the money to PETA or Greenpeace.
Didn't mean to offend in my prior post.
Yes. Bungy Road had a post that he was considering selling his property, which we could buy since he is moving from the area. He was also questioning what percentage of mineral rights to keep etc or if he could do that.
And if he would keep rights, the price drops for purchase.
Sir , You may find all the humor that you please in my reply. Never the less, I have seen many hunters who do not live in this area buy up tracts of land for supposedly hunting for their members. Very often the very first thing they like to do is post their property against everyone, even long time neighbors who have hunted in a safe and legal manner and neighbors who have worked together and are always willing to lend a helping hand when needed or wanted. Does your hunting club members even know the names of their neighbors? Would they even be willing to help improve hunting areas for everyone, even next door neighbors? Would they invite their neighbors to hunt with them?
I suspect your goal is really not so much to hunt as to acquire property for the mineral rights from unsuspecting land owners! For the folks who have chosen this area to settle in, raise their children in away from the garbage and noise of city life, why would would anyone want to trade what treasures they enjoy in this area for the few thousand dollars that might be offered them by a hunting club?
My answer to your posting was not meant to be offensive to you either. It is only what I have seen taking place by hunters ot hunting clubs during the last 65 years. Many well to do folks come to the area for relaxation and many come to supposedly hunt. They like what see. Many of them decide they want to build a summer home or retire here. Then taxes go up for everyone.
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The Melbourne Summer Boat Show is Melbourne's only on-water event featuring a colourful display of yachts, luxury vessels, trailerable boats, jetskis and more, and one of the country's biggest exhibitions of its kind.
The event will have something for all ages, including kayaking, fishing competition (Weigh-in), rescue helicopter appearance, Yamaha Supertank Fishing Show and a great selection of boats and new products.
Also on offer both on and off the water is a myriad of family oriented activities, demonstrations and come and try sessions.
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The Lassen County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved awarding a $33,250 contract to Chabin Concepts, of Chico to develop the plan.
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Genuine adrenal deficiencies are properly diagnosed via bloodwork and treated with corticosteroids. If you suspect an adrenal problem, I strongly urge you to forget about "supplements from Whole Foods" and find an endocrinologist who has a clue about adrenal stuff -- many don't -- for a round of testing. That Natural News list of symptoms linked by terenced is a good one. Speaking as someone who nearly died from an adrenal crisis many years ago, this is not something to screw around with -- you really don't want full-blown Addison's Disease. For what it's worth, quite a few people who think they have "adrenal fatigue" end up getting diagnosed with thyroid issues. |
Eat healthy, exercise in healthy moderation, get plenty of good sleep, get sufficient UVB sunlight, keep company with good friends and family, and don't let life psychologically stress you out (meditation helps and so does a layed back attitude). Be a good worker but don't forget to set aside sufficient time for play and personal desires. All things in balance. If you do all that, you should be keeping your stress levels relatively low. Besides, I would guess Grok did not live a totally stress free life either. -Eva |
Symptoms: I found this http://www.naturalnews.com/024985_cortisol_blood_adrenal_fatigue.html. Treatment: I 100% agree with Eva. I believe I was suffering from adrenal fatigue, however, I was never diagnosed. Since I switched to a paleo/primal diet, I have been much better. I fight off colds much more easier than ever before. Sleep and eating paleo was key for me. |
I like these sites, but I haven't treated my own adrenals, so I'm only basing this on the plausibility of what they say, not experience: |
I diagnosed myself with adrenal fatigue. My ASI, a saliva test confirmed this. The first endocrinologist told me I needed to see a shrink. When I insisted this was biological, he dug his heels in. I think he was offended I diagnosed myself and had an ASI. After a year I got a second opinion from him. His fellow MD gave me a test, the gold standard ACTH which proved not only did I have adrenal insufficiency (MDs can only tolerate that term) AND hypopituitarism. So they wanted me on steroids. Bioidentical steroids for adrenals and something made from e coli DNA. I tried the steroids which did little and wiped me out WHEN I forgot to take them. I went to an acupuncturist who yelled at me for asking about MSG in her expensive supplements, a LSA pro specialist who recommeded Nature's Sunshine supplments I then had a reaction to, a naturopath who put me on Standard Process that made me feel the worst ever, and I forget who else. It has been 3 years since the diagnoses and 5 years since I sustained the PTSD and endocrinological damage from working an organic farm. I know, that must be impossible, like priest never molest kids? Robb Wolf discusses endocrinology most accessibly. Dr. Michael Borkin lectures are uploaded on YouTube in BioMans account (however arrogant Borkin is highly informative). Dr. Lam has some helpful insight and advice. His nutritionist is more affordable. I tried Vit C which she recommeded and I had a bad reaction...In retrospect the cheap Now brand was bad quality. Ultimately nothing helped. For the past couple months I have been working my way towards a Paleo Diet. I eliminated grains because Robb Wolf reitierated they are inflammatory. I noticed my energy was normal rather than comatose after meals. I inadvertenly eliminated cheese as I usually put it on chips or in pizza. My chronic sore throat went away. I don't know who I would go to for care. It seems the only person who cares about my recovery is myself. I am teaching myself alternative health. I will keep trying new things. I post a little about my experience on YouTube under the name "researchfiend." |
This is the most comprehensive adrenal fatigue website on the internet. It has helped me tremendously. |
As a weightlifter I suspected I could have adrenal issues. I bought "Nutriadrenal'' and for a while it did give notieable results. I am going to leave it a few months before buying more, I think it may help even if you have a mild problem stressed or engage in intense physical activity, and is cost effective. |
Great info, everyone. As a former adrenal fatigue sufferer, it's so important to know that there's hope for this chronic and life-altering disease. I think it's key to include in your diet foods that provide your body with cholesterol. Coconut oil is something that has worked for me, as well. Taking 2,000-5,000 mg of vitamin C was one of the things that helped me get better. Here's another site with good info: |
A high-sodium diet, afternoon naps, going to bed early, and the supplement Drenamin by Standard Process have all helped my adrenal fatigue tremendously. I notice a big difference especially with the salt and the drenamin. |
It seems safe to gather these answers int o the common light that most here found better suggested results by their own trial and error. Caution still urges safety as you consider that going undiagnosed by a doctor means that a treatment suggested here may be for an entirely different health issue. Rather than telling you my story I will tell you the facts that I have learned: Adrenal health is only the armpit to overall endocrine health. The endocrine system commands the bodie's overall hormone production, including adrenaline, and there are good herbal supplements that aid in balancing this infrastructure. Also, when taking supplements it is suggested you continue them for a few months so you can allow your system to make this new adjustment into a stable pattern. Of course do not continue if you see no, or ill side effects during the first few weeks. Red meat especially is also an inflammatory. I'm a vegetarian, who tries so watches his processed food intake (no fake meats/cheese). I know meat is an addiction that's hard to kick, so good luck. Strive for balance as others here have said! :) |


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We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
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Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
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N.T. Wright explores the context and manner in which Scripture is authoritative. He does so by questioning the meaning of an authoritative book as well as the application of such authority. Wright encourages us to flee from the controlling "list" mentalities that belittle the richness of God's Word, and rather to understand it as a narrative inspired by God and recorded by ancient persons. Ultimately, God "organizes" his people through his Son Jesus and by the Holy Spirit, and not through extracted rules from the Bible.
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Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
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Against the repeated claim that the doctrine of inerrancy arose first with Protestant orthodoxy, we could cite numerous examples from the ancient and medieval church. It was Augustine who first coined the term "inerrant," and Luther and Calvin can speak of Scripture as free from error.
B.B. Warfield, Biblical Inerrancy, and Evolution
During the late 19th century when critical views of Scripture came to prevail in American universities, Warfield was responsible for refurbishing the conviction that the Bible communicates revelation from God entirely without error. Yet while he defended biblical inerrancy, Warfield was also a cautious, discriminating, but entirely candid proponent of the possibility of evolution.
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The Biblical Creation in its Ancient Near Eastern Context
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Biblical Creation and Storytelling: Cosmogony, Combat and Covenant
The literary conventions employed in Genesis chapter 1 mark it out, not as a scientific document describing material origins, but as a theological polemic against surrounding ancient Near Eastern pagan religions. Creation language here and elsewhere in Scripture is not about establishing scientific origins of material substance and structure but about covenantal establishment and worldview.
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The Bible is no more a book dropped out of the sky than Jesus is some superman who flew down from heaven. Instead, just as Jesus is "God incarnate," both divine and human, the Bible is a book that speaks God's word and reflects the thoughts, ideas, and worldviews of the human authors.
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Last updated at 21:14, Thursday, 09 August 2012
A Maryport fish factory has a reputation for its smoked salmon that has won it both national and international awards.
Grant's Smokehouse Limited won best fish and best overall product categories at the recent Supermeat and Fish Awards, in which the largest supermarkets compete.
Grant's helped Morrisons to become the Fish and Meat Retailer of the Year.
The winning product was a rope hung salmon that is prepared in a slower way to modern processing methods, but in the traditional method to maintain its flavour.
Alex McMorran, Grant's managing director, said the company used salmon caught on the west coast of Scotland and the Shetlands and salmon approved as "Freedom Food" – the fish alternative to free range poultry.
The company was established in 1985 but moved to the USA in 1999. The original owners bought Grant's again in 2009 after Cumbrian Seafoods in Maryport sold and moved to the North East.
Mr McMorran said the secret to success was a local, stable workforce, some of whom have been employed by Grant's for 20 years.
He said: "It is the people in our factory who allow us to do what we do. That is the best Cumbrian resource."
Grant's sells its smoked Scottish salmon through Morrisons and Booker's in the UK and through the international hypermarket chain Carrefour, in Europe. Maryport salmon is also sold through distributors across the United States.
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The draft of the Town's FY 2012-2013 General Fund Budget shows an increase of $77,853, from $3,921,815 last year to $3,999,668 for the upcoming year. Combined with the Total Utility Revenue amount of $15,931,272, the Town's proposed budget will be $19,930,940, according to Town Finance Director Kathy Belton.
By far, expenditures for the Public Safety Department are the highest in the proposed budget, at $1,450,551; but that figure represents a decrease of just over $3,000 from last year, which was a drop of $5,000 from the year before. Salaries make up the lion's share of the budget, at $756,339 compared to last year's $737,498 and the previous year's $714,428. It is unclear whether the Town employs as many officers as last year or if the salary budget increase is for cost of living raises.
The budget for the Town Council increased to $199,902 from $172,336 from last year's budget. The increase is due to an rise in group health insurance costs and retiree hospital insurance. The Town Manager budget dropped $11,000 to $211,553.
Capital Expenditure Requests from the General Fund for 2012-2013 include interior painting of Town Hall for $5,000, a restroom update, a mower and a chipper truck for the Streets and Sanitation Department for $43,200 and $9,000 for welcome signs for the Grants and Community Development Department, for a total of $57,200.
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