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- Nearby DNR properties
- Contact information
- For information on the wildlife areas, contact:
- Wildlife Management
Deansville Wildlife Area
Deansville Wildlife Area is a 1,970-acre (1690 DNR owned, 280 leased) property consisting of approximately 215 acres of upland grassland/agricultural land, 90 acres of mixed hardwood upland forest, 840 acres of open marshland and sedge meadow and 500 acres of shrub carr and brushy areas.
Deansville Wildlife Area is located approximately 4 miles northeast of Sun Prairie. From Sun Prairie, head east on state highway 19 about 6 miles to CTH TT. Head north on TT for about 2 miles and turn left onto Deansville Rd. Head north on Deansville Road 2 miles to Sun Prairie Road Turn left and head west on Sun Prairie Road 1.5 miles to the wildlife area.
- Management
The Deansville Marsh was originally leased for hunting in the early 1930s by the Dane County Conservation League. In 1938, the leases were turned over to the state, making the Deansville property Wisconsin's first leased Public Hunting Ground. Acquisition of property by the state began in 1946 with a 40-acre purchase from Mr. Fred Berlin. Federal approval for the establishment of Deansville Wildlife Area was received in February 1, 1962. The Deansville Fen State Natural Area is located on the western edge of Deansville Wildlife Area.
Today, prescribed burning and chemical and mechanical brush control are used on the property to maintain open grasslands and wetlands. Occasional timber harvests are conducted to maintain and enhance the oak/hickory woodlands. For a complete list of resource management, development and protection objectives, as well as public use management and development objectives.
The Glacial Heritage Area master plan was completed in 2011 and guides the long term management of this property. Progress toward achieving the goals of the master plan are tracked through annual monitoring reports.
- Recreation
The Deansville Wildlife Area offers many recreational opportunities.
- Birding
- Canoeing
- Cross country skiing (no designated trail)
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Hunting - especially noted for pheasants, deer (DMU 76), waterfowl, turkey (zone 26) and small game
- Trapping
- Wild edibles/gathering
- Wildlife viewing
- Maps
Download [PDF] a map of this property.
If you are interested in exploring this property further, you can access an interactive map.
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First round running back Ezekiel Elliott's hamstring showed improvement on Sunday prior to the team's Blue-White scrimmage.
Elliott warmed up with the team, took hand-offs, ran routes and ran smoothly before the scrimmage started. "Zeke" had only worked on the side with the athletic training staff prior to that point. No. 21 injured his hamstring nearly a week ago.
The Cowboys are being very cautious with Elliott, knowing how much they're relying on him during the season. Team VP Stephen Jones isn't concerned with the running back's tight hamstring.
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"I've been saying all along, I'm not worried about Zeke. Zeke will be fine. You know, when you're in training camp it's a long journey. When you have some soft tissue soreness, the best way to prevent from being a real issue is give him some time to get right again," said Jones. "Zeke's injury hasn't been a problem for us."
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Hi Malcolm and Tsu and thanks again.
I think Tsu reflects the difficulties I have found in using the Nitrokey instructions on their website including the absence of a blow by blow instruction for using pam_p11 on the Nitrokey Storage device and the fact that the Nitrokey instructions link for pam_p11 takes me to pam_pkcs11.
I am advised pam_pkcs11 can deal with either gpg type authorisation keys and X.509 cerificates, I have concluded however, given that poldi is not in openSUSE repo and receives little and infrequent support and I know nothing of the differences between pam_pkcs11 and pam_p11 that I would be better advised to stay with pam_p11. I see that poldi has now been built on openSUSE for which very many thanks, I may need to come back to that but will try first with pam_p11.
If I use the initial Nitrokey instructions for Key Creation with OpenPGP I can either generate keys on the Nitrokey device or generate them locally and copy them to the Nitrokey device. Before making this decision I have a question;
I already have a working key pair on my keyring so should I copy this keypair and required subkeys to the Nitrokey or would I be better starting afresh and not interfering with the existing key pair already in use.
If I start by creating a new key pair will this cause confusion with existing keys or would it be better to use the new keypair only for the Nitrokey login use.


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From music magazines like SPIN and Rolling Stone to fashion magazines like Glamour, everyone is excited to see Imperial Teen back in the "active" column!
In fact, so many fans requested their very own Imperial Teen masks after watching the premiere of the band's cross-dressing party video for "Runaway" that we were inspired not only to make the masks available, but to have a contest!
For your chance to win, download and print this PDF of the masks from the "Runaway" video, take pictures of you and your friends disguised as Will, Jone, Roddy, and Lynn somewhere fun in your hometown, and send your photos to us! The best contest photo will win a personalized Imperial Teen prize pack!
Click to download and print your very own Imperial Teen masks!
Here's a new track from Feel the Sound to inspire your dance party plans!
Listen to "Out from Inside" via the Merge SoundCloud page
Imperial Teen will join the Merge SXSW showcase on March 16 and will also perform in Los Angeles at the Satellite on March 24. More chances to see Imperial Teen live are coming soon!


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The car was spied being tested in UK and here's what we know about it!
NextEV's upcoming hypercar is going to be revealed next month. However this new and super-secret hypercar which was kept under the covers by company, was spied recently when it was tested.
The car being tested in UK where it was snooped. According to AutoCar, it had a sleek shape and race aerodynamic properties making it look like a beasty sports car. The best thing about this car is that it will be electric-powered and will be super speedy.
This new hypercar is one of the first cars that are about to go in production line by NextEV. The company was recognized globally after it participated in Formula E Championship in the year 2014. The car was previewed for the first time ever on Chinese social media through a design sketch.
NextEV is a Chinese based electric vehicle start up. It is headed by the former president of Ford of Europe, Martin Leach. He had shared his ideas that this startup will surely bring loads of changes in the electric car performances.
He had also said earlier in an interview that this car will have an electric drivetrain. He also said that it will have the speed and regulation like that of a Formula E competition car.
Along with that he also said that it will have the capability to produce more than one megawatt of power. This power equals almost 1341 bhp.
The car which was spied will compete with cars like McLaren and LaFerrari. It will also rival the upcoming Aston Marin AM-RB 001 and Mercedes AMG hypercar as well.
The company has not shared any kind of production detail with the press up till now. However we are expecting at least 1000 units to be produced with a price closer to one million pounds.


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The Mormon missionary hurt worst in the March 22 Brussels airport bombing has returned to Utah, nearly three weeks after the return of two other Utah missionaries.
Elder Richard Norby, 66, of Lehi, Utah, flew Saturday on an air ambulance to the United States, accompanied by his wife, Sister Pam Norby. He was admitted to Salt Lake City's University of Utah Medical Center to receive ongoing care for burns and shrapnel wounds suffered in the blast.
On Saturday, the Norby family released a statement that read:
"Elder Richard Norby has made positive strides in his recovery over the past many days. His feeding tube was removed earlier this week and he is enjoying solid foods again. He is more alert and has repeatedly thanked his Belgian medical staff for their care and concern.
"On Saturday, April 16, 2016, twenty-six days after the Brussels terrorist attacks, Elder Norby, accompanied by his wife, returned to the United States on an air ambulance plane. He was admitted to the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is receiving continued care for his burns and shrapnel wounds.
"As his family, we would like to sincerely thank the many nurses and physicians at the A.Z. Jan Portaels Hospital and the Queen Astrid Military Hospital that have cared for our husband and father with sympathy, professionalism, and love over these many weeks. You have become our friends and answers to our prayers. At the time of this next step in his care, we are still very mindful of the many other victims and families that are suffering and in mourning. You remain in our prayers."


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Taking Care of Your Water Heater
A Simple Flush Can Extend the Appliance's Life
Getting the most out of our household appliances involves following a regular schedule of maintenance items that are usually not that difficult for the average homeowner to perform.
When it comes to water heaters, we recommend flushing the appliance periodically to make sure the electric elements or gas flame are heating water – not dirt, debris, or the mineral buildup that occurs in areas served by hard water.
How Often Should You Drain Your Water Heater?
If you have a water softener or soft water, flushing can be done less frequently. If your water is hard, though, you'll want to flush more often to prevent damage from buildup that can ruin the liner and elements long before they wear out from normal wear and tear.
If you do have a water softener, one thing that can really affect water heater performance as well as water pressure throughout the house is the inevitable breakdown of the resin bed that treats the incoming water. If the resins have broken down, they'll migrate to the hot water tank and settle to the bottom where they form a thick tea colored sludge.
If this is the case, you'll probably have already noticed the water is harder than and the pressure is lower than it should be, and you'll probably need professional help to correct the problem.
Drain Regularly For Performance And Reliability
Depending on how comfortable you are in maintaining your appliances, regularly flushing the water heater can add significantly to the appliance's lifetime, improve performance, and save valuable energy at the same time.
This YouTube video from Sears covers the basics of how to go about draining an electric water heater. Whether you have gas or electric, it's very important that the heat source be cut before attempting service. Here's a more detailed video at what's required to successfully flush a gas water heater.
About Quarter-Turn Faucets
Quarter-turn faucets are quickly becoming the default control valve used throughout the home, and for good reason. Performance, ease of use, and longevity make quarter-turn valves much more reliable than old style gate and gasket valves that are especially susceptible to failure when used infrequently.
Replacing your old style valves with a new, convenient quarter-turn at the time of service could save you headaches down the road. In this case, a new valve had to be installed when the old gate valve failed after it was closed for service and couldn't be reopened.
Here's a tip: after a thorough flushing, clean the faucet filters in the lavatory and kitchen fixture spouts. Do this by simply unscrewing the filter, then using an old toothbrush to dislodge sediment and debris that may have built up over time or that may have been stirred up in the draining process. Better yet, replace the filters if they've seen better days.


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Monday, September 15, 2014
Medivac, bleeding mother with her newborn
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The tractor parts that we ordered were fine, but we soon discovered we need some more before we can get the tractor running, so we are still working on that.
The church leaders asked us, if it would be ok to hold a week of revival meetings in our airplane hanger, starting the first of the month! The answer is yes!
Friday afternoon, Sept 12 we loaded up boxes of clothes onto the ATV and took them to a remote village several miles away. We left them with the missionary (local) at that village. In the few minutes we were there, we were surrounded by about 25 half naked and naked kids.
Saturday evening, people came to our house asking us to take a lady to the hospital in Vanimo, because she was still bleeding from childbirth, nearly a week ago. We went to the health post to see what the situation was. The lady was bleeding plenty, and was semi comatose. The nurse had been trying to get an IV started, without success, in the collapsed veins. Toni said, let me try. They handed her a 3" needle (big enough to use on a cow). With my 2 little flashlights and help from heaven, she was able to get it in the vein on the first try. (The clinic has no working lights so flashlights are all they have in the pitch dark) We went back to our house to get a mattress for the lady to lie on and a few things for town. When we got back to load her in the car, she was already perking up a bit. We got 1.5 liters into her (1/2 liter spilled when the tubing came apart, due to very rough road) by the time we arrived at the hospital and she was looking better. We brought her baby and a couple of other family members too.
Sunday, some friends here in Vanimo volunteered to go out and help us at our house for the day, if we could drive them out. We couldn't turn down the help, so we went and worked on plumbing and yard work and returned to town in the afternoon. Toni had to feed 10 people. (It is a 60 mi., 3-4 hrs, round trip. When it is raining, it is slipperier than ice). We need to get new tires that will work better in the mud.
Tuesday, is Independence Day here, so we will see what they do to celebrate, they say not much happens or gets done all week.
Several of you replied to our last email, and it was so great to hear from you.
Gary and Toni
Donations can be sent to
Mission Projects Inc.
P.O. Box 504
College Place WA 99324
Please include a note: PNG project
Or go to www.Missionprojectsinc.org for cc or online donations
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Pressed down and overflowing
Pressed down and overflowing!
This was written Sept. 1
It is hard to believe that September is here already and summer is not far away! It was about this time last year that we purchased our tickets to come here and things went into high gear real fast. Well, we are working and going even faster now just trying to keep up! So much has, and is happening, that we find ourselves exhausted each night, and realizing we still have so much to do. We have been working 6 days a week since things started at our airbase in Bewani. Then on Saturday we usually get asked (at the last minute) to have a part at whichever church we are visiting that day. God has been sending us so many blessings and opportunities to serve Him. It is truly rewarding to watch God work on our behalf here.
Last week, we went to a village early Sunday morning to see about borrowing a tractor to mow the airstrip. While waiting for the guy to come, they told us that a lady had just delivered her baby a few moments ago and needed to go to the health post. We had the only vehicle. We found her, and her sister was trying to wash the baby off a bit by dripping water over the baby and holding it with a dirty rag. The baby's color was a grey and it was very skinny and tiny. I wasn't sure it was still alive. After they finished washing it and tying off the cord, we drove her, the infant and her sister to the health post. A couple of hours later they notified us the baby had died so Toni took them back to their village, the baby weighted 3 lbs.
That same day, after the baby was transported, I was able to borrow a tractor and mower and mow the airstrip. It had never been mowed well, so it took longer than normal, but turned out really nice. Now it is begging for a plane to land on it. ;)
We are not currently able to get emails out in Bewani, only when we come to town (Vanimo). When we came in last week, we found out that a member here had purchased 20 bags of cement for us to use in the hanger. He had also given us a generous supply of veggies the week before. When I went to pick up some of the bags to haul back, I found that our small water tank, that we have been trying to get for the last 4 months had arrived also. We are putting it up on a tower so we can have gravity fed, running water in our house!! It is now in Bewani, waiting installation. Another dozen bags of cement were donated by one of the lumber companies here for the hanger. We now have just over half of the main floor area cemented!!
Last week we were also able to get some of our solar equipment hooked up and some wiring done so that we now have use of our small refrigerator and small freezer! What a blessing that is for our food situation! Now we can keep leftovers and open items for longer than 1 day. Menu planning is easier and food loss is less!! We also get to have more variety this way, instead of having to eat up what we have before it spoils.
God has kept water in our tanks and we are grateful as we are now in dry season.
When we arrived in town today, we had an awesome care package awaiting us from friends in AZ (one last week as well) and a package with tractor parts from Australia so hopefully we can get the tractor operating that we are allowed to use.
The boy we brought in a few weeks ago with a severe case of Malaria is home now and recovering, we are grateful we were able to have a part in helping him.
We have set up small church libraries in 5 bush churches so they can have religious books to read, books here are too expensive for most of the people to purchase.
We are so grateful for the donations that make it possible to keep the operation going forward. May you be blessed. The prayers are most needed and greatly appreciated, also.
It is really great when you take a moment to send us a note in reply. We appreciate those of you who email us. That is the only mail we get; and the phone doesn't ring here from home base either.
Gary and Toni Lewis
We have been able to post a few pictures on Face book and our blog site @
Donations can be sent to:
Mission Projects Inc.
P.O. Box 504
College Place WA 99324
Please include a note: PNG project
Or go to www.Missionprojectsinc.org for cc or online donations


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From the Dean
Purdue University is well-known for its resources, competitions and programs focused on entrepreneurship. In fact, Business Insider noted our strength in entrepreneurship as one of the reasons Krannert ranks No. 18 on its list of the "World's Best Business Schools."
Krannert students are exploring their own entrepreneurial ideas, founding startups and collaborating across campus and across the country on projects.
Through an entrepreneurship class, junior Amanda Short teamed up with other Purdue students to bring the first K-12 community lab to Indiana and make biotechnology education accessible to all. They are using crowd-funding platform Microryza to raise money for a venture called Biomaker Bench.
Sophomore Mohammad Ali is the marketing director for Rumblii, a new web-app
for college students who want to connect on campus. With students from several universities working on the project, the app rolls out at Purdue this fall and will have a dynamic networking system on events, sports, callouts and clubs.
Providing a place for student entrepreneurs to come together and collaborate was the impetus behind the Anvil, co-founded by Krannert senior Chris MacPherson and Mike Asem, a senior in liberal arts. Located on State Street, the Anvil opened for student use in August. Chris also co-founded the Entrepreneurship and Innovations Club at Purdue and is the co-creator of Kyk Energy — a powder you add to any drink to turn it into an energy drink.
Of course, these aren't the only Krannert students involved in startups, and our list of alumni entrepreneurs is lengthy. We are honored to count among them military veterans, graduates of our Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV), which provides focused training on small-business management and entrepreneurship.
In addition, Prof. Matthew Lynall will be leading the Lean Launchpad program for innovation and entrepreneurship for the first time at Purdue. It's a proven program originating from a Stanford professor based on his work at the University of California, Berkeley.
And what about taking on a global master's degree through the Global Entrepreneurship Program? Students can spend a year preparing to become a global entrepreneur working and living at Purdue, EMLyon Business School in France and Zhejiang University Business School in China.
There is also the Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program directed by Nathalie Duval-Couetil, which is open to undergraduate students in all majors. It combines textbook theory with real-world practice to teach students essential knowledge for entrepreneurs.
Purdue is committed to doubling the number of startups being created by innovators on campus, and has the resources to do it. For up and coming entrepreneurs, we can't think of a better place to be than Purdue.


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Lots of new stuff this week at The Lilypad!First up some fun templates created in collaboration with Jimbo Jambo DesignsPlus a versatile paperpack:And a kit for those school photos:~ Happy scrapping!Lynn
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... on sale today at The Lilypad!Plus these useful supplies:~ Lynn
Hope the summer is turning out to be lots of fun for you (And if, like me, you are somewhere where it's not summer then maybe scrapping some summery pics will lighten the gloom! it's been wild and wet where we are).
Remember that the new releases are always at a special reduced intro price for the weekend - and on top of that I also have a special coupon this weekend:And if you don't fancy scrapping summer pics it's the perfect time to catch up from Christmas and winter (or stock up for the end of the year!) because it's Christmas in July at The Lilypad!Yikes! That means you can pick up lots of great stuff like this for less than half price.
Winter or summer, both my girls love going to aquariums and, given the choice of a day out, that was what they would always pick.This week I have the perfect mini-kit for scrapping the outings:~ Lynn
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Is it hot, hot, hot where you are?If you have summer pics to scrap, this month's BYOC ('build your own collection') at The Lilypad is perfect :-)It includes a paperpack, an element pack and a template set from me ...(crab not included!)~ Lynn
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Bio-identical Hormones Seminar
Balancing hormones is about optimal aging, living a higher quality of life, and halting or possibly reversing disease processes. At our Bio-Identical Hormones Seminar you will learn about:
- Hormones and why an imbalance in them leads to signs and symptoms of aging and the disease processes that come along with this.
- Our detect and correct approach for hormones - we measure your hormones through blood, saliva, and urine tests then we balance them with bio-identical hormones.
- The benefits of bio-identical hormones - these are identical to the body's naturally produced hormones, allowing them to work as a lock and key in the receptor sites.
- How correcting the imbalance can retrain your body to function at a higher level.
- How hormone balancing can improve energy, sleep, sexuality, endurance, relationships, bone strength, joint health, mental focus, and more.
- Our philosophy about how success is ultimately measured by your ability to perform work, enjoy life, and engage in stable and meaningful relationships.
Presented by Dr. Dan Watts, Founder/Director of The Renewal Point Age Management Center.
"Your body's hormones (estrogen, testosterone, progesterone, cortisol, etc) produced in various glands of your body act as "messengers," sending signals to your cells to function, grow, regulate or balance important body processes. Though it is well-known that the levels of some of these hormones fall as we get older, it is not common knowledge that almost all of these hormones diminish during the course of life or change dramatically to life's stresses. As hormone levels fall or fluctuate, they cause the signs and symptoms of PMS, menopause, and disease."


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as I am always on the hunt for the Great Egret.
he pulls down his neck,
What great pics! We saw a lot of these at the beach last week. They are such gorgeous birds.ReplyDelete
He's beautiful and your photos show him off so well!ReplyDelete
These are fabulous shots.Getting those flight shots is not easy.ReplyDelete
nice shots! nice, clear eye!ReplyDelete
the more he gets to know you the longer he'll pose for you...they all do!! this is one pretty, white fella!ReplyDelete
They are lovely birds aren't they? You captured him beautifully here. I am also looking forward to your balloon festival photos.ReplyDelete
You got a super sequence!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.ReplyDelete
Awesome WBW post. Great shors!ReplyDelete
Great shots!! Good eye!ReplyDelete
Beautiful bird.
He looks like the mascot.
His feathers are snow-white.
Fantastic photographs.
Great pictures Debbie! I can't wait to see your balloon pics.ReplyDelete
Fantastic images of a beautiful little bird.. so lovely to see.ReplyDelete
Great shots, Debbie! They look just like a heron in white disguise! Very nice!ReplyDelete
Fantastic! btw, your "approach" sounds like mineReplyDelete
Very lovely shot. We have two that fly over in the morning and they fly home at sundown every night. I watch for them.ReplyDelete
Great shots. A bird I have been trying to see for some years.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful creatureReplyDelete
That flight pic looks pretty good to me!ReplyDelete
I have got a picture in my head of you running up towards the egret to take it's picture - made me smile :))
You did get some lovely shots and I like your flight one.
Debbie, beautiful shots of the Great Egret. It was nice of him to pose for you, at least for a little while. Thanks for sharing, hope all is well.ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos of the Egret.ReplyDelete
Great photos they are beautiful birds.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful pictures of a beautiful bird. Yours.
glad you were able to get as close as you did...they are just beautiful birds!!ReplyDelete
Perfect photos!!! At least he didn't fly over your head and 'drop a load'!!ReplyDelete
I think it is a pretty good flight photo! I have taken worse...ReplyDelete
Great images. I didn't realize they lowered their necks like that.ReplyDelete
Great shots! I'm glad he stuck around long enough for you to get several.ReplyDelete
And out he goes....
He's running away...
thank you for visiting dear!
Hope you are Okay
Have a kiss,
The white egret is really beautiful!! Great photos! /SusanneReplyDelete
Hi there - thats a nice set of pictures. That head down pose always seems to mean "I'm about to go"
Stewart M.
PS: I'm not called Andrew (although its a common mistake) and the W in WBW now stands for Wild - World Bird Wednesday was run by Springman!
Very pretty photos - especially that one in flight! Those are trick ones to get!ReplyDelete
I got a giggle when I read that you ran toward him, well, I sure have done that before, or at least a very fast walk. You want so much to get those captures and you just know they are about to take off, and so;') You sure got some wonderful image shares~ReplyDelete
Excellent!!!! We have there here in abundance. They're always such an interesting subject. I'm happy to read you got a chance to spy one and get photos of it.
I have TWO pages of birds...
One, my Sunday Meme Linking post at The Bird D'Pot [birds: some black bellied Whistling Ducks and more]
Two, my personal blog with photos of Brown Pelicans at sea.
Do stop by for a visit if you can find time. I'd love your company.
That last shot is awesome! Great photos, Deb!ReplyDelete
What a beauty! Nice shots!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful creature!ReplyDelete
Very lovely bird and great photos you got on it! I wish I could see one some day.
Greetings Pia in Sweden
These are wonderful shots of the Great Egret Debbie! You'll get that flight shot you're looking for!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous shots Debbie - love their feathers and skinny legs :D)ReplyDelete


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1. Heat oven to 425 degrees F. Place cereal in large plastic food bag; crush with rolling pin.
2. Unfold 1 pastry sheet on work surface. Spread with 2 tablespoons jam. Sprinkle with half of crushed cereal. Roll in from two opposite sides until sides meet in center. With a serrated knife, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch-thick slices. Place cut side down on ungreased baking sheet. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon sugar.
3. Bake in 425 degrees F oven until golden, about 15 minutes. With spatula, remove to rack to cool. Repeat with remaining pastry, jam, cereal, sugar. Serve warm or at room temperature. Store in airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 week.


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Games > Game Genres > Gambling > Online CasinoWhere Can Americans Place Bets Online
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Recently, the US Federal government banned online casinos from operating in America by making it illegal to transfer money to them through any US bank or payment system. Because of this law, most of the popular online casino networks such as Party Gaming and PlayTech left the United States. However, new casinos starting taking root.
A bulk of these online game entities created other casinos and gaming houses that could still allow players from America to enter and participate in online games. Even some of the very respected casino entities followed suit and these are the casinos which you might run into if you are an American player.
The system used for bypassing the American ban is actually pretty ingenious. Since the legal stop is only against moving cash to online gambling entities, casinos created new identities (sometimes new names), and the money is moved to and from these new identities that are seemingly unrelated to gambling. This means that one can even use a Visa or Diners Card to play! It is also important to note that some money transfer options such as Neteller and MoneyBrokers are easier to use for such transactions.
What Does It Matter to Me?
If you are one of those who likes to be told where and how to spend your money then this ban will not bother you at all. But if you feel that your money is yours and that no government can tell you what to do with it then this law is a travesty. When it comes to legal advice, no one will tell you to go online and play at an online casino. But what about us? What about we that like it? Every prohibition caused black markets to prosper. So too this one. But, there are still quite a few online casinos that are backed by safe game entities that are trustworthy.
Casinos that Allow American Players to Take Part
1) ClubUSA Casino:
By offering software created and professionally managed by Real Time Gaming, one of the most trusted names in the gaming software industry, this online casino uses Wire Card to conduct all its online banking transactions with you. They also offer a nice and hefty seven hundred and fifty dollars free for playing.
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Graphics and number frequency. These are the two main advantages of this online casino. Their graphics are set to a greenish flavour with a slight reddish tinge and these create an atmospheric setting that is identical to any Monaco casino. If you are worried about security, don't be. The game platform is Micro Gaming run and controlled.
3) Golden Casino:
Hands out a voluptuous 555 dollars to every new player and also offers new casino games that you will not be able to find in other such game entities. I have even heard rumours that Golden Palace is behind this venture, but I cannot confirm this. The games offered are also quick running and the download of the software from this ">online casino is super fast.
4) Crystal Palace:
This certified safe-bet casino uses 128-bit encryption but its display is a bit weak. Though it seems live and pulsating, and though it does offer a more than decent prize offer, this casino is not one that you will leave saying wow. But, it does provide a safe method of playing from the US by naming all financial transactions between you and the gaming entity through Crystalisle Management.
5) Royal Vegas Casino:
As a member of the Fortune Lounge and part of the Fortune Affiliate group, a widely and well-established affiliate company, this casino not only uses MicroGaming software but MicroGaming assists them in the day-to-day running too. This guarantees that all transactions are securely encrypted and taken care off.
Although one can find quite a few online casinos that still cater to the American crowd, and although I have listed but five of these, do not understand that I am recommending these in any way. While trust and professionalism is subjective, I recommend you think very carefully if you want to risk going against federal statue and break federal law.
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Cai Chaolin (R), vice mayor of Guangzhou, unveils the nameplate of Guangzhou Liaison Office in Boston at the roadshow for the 2017 Fortune Global Forum held in Washington, the United States, on March 14, 2017. Undergoing a transformation into an international hub of innovation from a traditional trade port, the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou is seeking out U.S. companies for investment during a roadshow for the 2017 Fortune Global Forum to be held in Guangzhou in early December. (XinhuaYin Bogu)
WASHINGTON, March 14 (Xinhua) -- Undergoing a transformation into an international hub of innovation from a traditional trade port, the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou is seeking out U.S. companies for investment.
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Looking for photography classes in Chinook MT? No matter if you are a hobbyist, professional, or beginner, the most effective approach to improving your photography abilities is through hands-on classes with professional instructors.
There are many accredited and recognized photography schools in Montana. Topics taught in photography classes include lighting, exposure and composition, posing and unposing, portrait capture, and other photography fundamentals. Maturing into an experienced photographer can lead to a lifelong hobby or successful professional career.
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Each client and each project, whether residential or commercial, is unique. My Philosophy has always been to treat every client as an individual and to develop an understanding of their special requirements for functionality, comfort and beauty. Asking the right questions and carefully listening are how I begin each project. My passion is getting to know my clients and helping them develop and express their own distinctive style within their environment.
I have never been a 'signature" designer in the sense that I have a readily recognizable look. My first degree was in Psychology and I'm always fascinated by how differently people react to various design styles. It's challenging and exciting to find that right mix of color, furnishings and textiles to please each client.
The starting point of the creative flow is always different; sometimes I will be inspired by a collection or a cherished possession owned by the client. Often the challenge is finding the common denominator between two unique personalities. It requires finding the thread that will tie very different styles together to create both harmony and a very distinctive environment.
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Jeff Herman: The attorney who is suing Harvey Weinstein was himself accused of rape
- Jeff Herman markets himself as the country's "leading attorney for sexual harassment cases"
- He wrongly sued Elmo puppeteer Kevin Clash and X-Men maker Bryan Singer
- Herman was also taken to court by the IRS four times in three years – and he still owes nearly $250,000
Well, this is embarrassing: Jeff Herman, the self-styled "go-to" attorney for sexual harassment lawsuits in Hollywood, was himself accused of raping his law firm's secretary in 1998. The police report was published by The Hollywood Reporter following a tip-off by the victim's ex-boyfriend.
For the divorced Floridian attorney (57), who runs one-man firm Herman Law in Boca Raton and in New York, these revelations couldn't come at a worse time: he was hoping to cash in on the wave of sexual abuse claims that are sweeping across the country. His star client at the moment? Dominique Huett, one of Harvey Weinstein's main accusers.
Herman has represented alleged victims of abuse against members of the clergy – such as Anthony Mercieca, a priest accused of molesting US congressman Mark Foley in Miami – but also businessmen, like investment banker Jeffrey Epstein, and members of the entertainment industry. Herman lost his suit against Elmo puppeteer Kevin Clash, and was counter-sued by Hollywood execs Garth Ancier and David Neuman, after he unsuccessfully represented child model and wannabe actor Michael Egan in 2014 in a nasty sexual harassment case. The pair said Herman aimed to "smear, harass and severely injure Mr Ancier as part of an avowed and very public campaign by Mr Egan's counsel to troll for new clients who would enable them to shake down other entertainment industry executives with threats of sexual assault charges."
Egan and Herman made a great couple – both desperate for money and counting on negative headlines to extort cash from Hollywood's leading figures.
Banking on Hollywood's short attention span, the beleaguered lawyer sought to erase the Egan trial from his history by editing his Wikipedia entry. Although it is forbidden to edit your own page, Herman had hoped his "anonymous" edit wouldn't be traceable – but the editor's IP address 220.127.116.11 was quickly identified as the exact same one as the Herman Law mail server. The internet never sleeps.
Losing isn't new to Herman: he has defended himself in court more than a dozen times – mostly for debt, contract issues, and once even for defamation. As reported by Medium , he was barred from practicing law in Florida for 1.5 years in 2009, after he hired an employee from one of his clients to start a competing business. Herman is also barred for life from the courtroom of Oregon District Court Judge Marsh, after he acted in 'bad faith' during a trial in 1998.
Herman was also served four liens in the last three years from the IRS, owing nearly $2m in taxes – and almost $250,000 still outstanding. No wonder Herman is looking for new clients, so he probably won't want anyone to see – or share – the 1998 police report.
So definitely don't check out this link and read the graphic rape description Herman's former receptionist gave to the police: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4vfreru3pxw0lad/1365-98-12_Def.__J._Herman_Redacted%20watermarked.pdf?dl=0
As mentioned in 1998, when she refused, Jeff Herman took her hand, and put it on his p****. At that time he said "just finish me off."


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ISKCON is now a worldwide movement and is comprised of more than 350 centres, 60 rural communities, 50 schools and 60 restaurants around the globe. This day will provide a great chance to meditate on what Srila Prabhupada means to us.
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What I thought was especially telling was that after the Rickrolling starts, a message pops up. "Don't know why you're seeing Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up' right now? Google 'Rick roll.'" Yes, explaining a joke that is 20 months old really makes this seem cutting edge.
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And in response to a dissenter on Twitter:
This is the person who becomes President of the United States of America if the right two people go down.I'm moving to Canada.
@robinwauters it makes you smile because you live in Belgium. We have real problems to solve. She's suppos ed to be solving them.Ouch.
Politicians are in a tough spot, I suppose, trying to seem relevant especially after the runaway popularity and pop culture diffusion of Barack Obama's candidacy, while still seeming in touch with the reliable contingent of older voters. Rickrolling people seems like exactly the wrong way to do it. But I strongly doubt Pelosi touched this project more than perhaps to approve it; probably some overzealous interns were the ones to film the cats, select the clip, etc. Pelosi is busy trying to consolidate the speaker's power instead. Reassured?


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How to Make Your Own Bourbon Milk Punch
Just in time for holiday cookie season, restaurateur St. John Frizell shares his inspiration for the spiked milk beverage and the secret to its success.
"I have a very strong memory of a Mardi Gras morning at someone's house on St. Charles Avenue—finding a jug of milk punch in the refrigerator and loving it," says St. John Frizell, co-owner of the Brooklyn restaurant Fort Defiance. "It came to symbolize that sort of home hospitality," he says. So when he opened up Fort Defiance in 2009, he decided to incorporate the drink into his cocktail menu. "I wanted it to be really simple," he said. To lighten it up from that original version, Frizell cut back on the vanilla, mixed the milk with Old Forester Classic (an 86 proof rather than full-proof bourbon) and opted to shake the drink to the point of frothiness.
"The real key is the quality of the milk," he adds. "We use Battenkill Valley milk, which costs more than the regular stuff you would get at the supermarket, but it's so creamy and delicious, and we go through enough of it that it's always fresh."
Frizell also stresses the difference between his breed of milk punch and the historic version that has made its reappearance on the cocktail scene. "Among the mixology set now, a milk punch is something completely different from what we serve," he says. "They make these clarified, clear milk punches, which are great—but ours is very rooted in New Orleans, and the full dairy effect is the whole point."
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For any New Yorker who wants to go straight to the source, Frizell assures us that the drink is never coming off the menu. "If it did," he says, "there would be riots."
Fort Defiance's Bourbon Milk Punch
1 1/2 ounces bourbon*
1 ounce simple syrup
3 ounces best-quality whole milk
2 dashes vanilla extract
Combine bourbon, simple syrup, milk and vanilla in shaker over ice, and shake. Strain over fresh ice in a large rocks glass. Grate fresh nutmeg over and serve.
*Bartender hack: "We infuse the bourbon with vanilla, in addition to the extract," says Frizell. "It's very unscientific—just tuck a few vanilla beans into the bottle."


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We all have things in our pasts that we would rather forget.
We're beautifully flawed human beings and part of growing and learning means stumbling and falling. All of that said – how do you respond when you are constantly reminded of something you would much rather forget? And what happens when those reminders come from the person you love and would like to trust most in the world?
My number 1 tip:
Don't assume the worst. Your partner probably isn't bringing up the past just to hurt you – chances are there's a legitimately unresolved issue.
The good news is – you can get to the bottom of it by being intentional about your conversation.
Adopt the three assumptions:
Take a short break if you have been arguing – wait until you've both calmed, have a cup of tea and adopt these assumptions before you start talking:
1. We are on the same team;
2. Neither one of us has any intention of trying to make life harder for the other for our own benefit
3. WE each love the other and care first and foremost for the good of OUR relationship.
By adopting the three assumptions, you will listen more effectively and with more respect to one another and you will also waste less time trying to convince one another that you are right – and they are wrong – which is a completely futile exercise! For more on the three assumptions, you can check out a video I prepared earlier for Digital Romance TV.
Now onto today's episode. You'll notice that Selina and Bruce are arguing about Selina's dubious thieving past – but its clear that there are deeper trust issues at play.
Questions for you and your partner:
1.) How do you think Selina and Bruce handled this discussion?
2.) Have you ever had a similar "discussion" with your partner?
3.) In what way is their relationship similar or different to yours?
Please start and join the conversation below and if you are enjoying this series, please let us know in the comments below!
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The Football World Association FIFA has announced of the Telstar 18 for the World Cup, which would be played in Russia in 2018.
The Telstar Football was used for the first time in the 1970 World Cup.
FIFA said about the Telstar football "This football classic football is made with modern panel design and modern technology".
This is made by a famous German company Adidas.
Since 1970 until now, Adidas provides football for every World Cup.
FIFA has expected that this football would be more famous than the past football.
The players used to criticize the team "Team Gest" used in the 2006 World Cup and said that the football was very light and the ball's performances changed after it became wet.
Spain's Goal Keeper said Brazil's Jolie Sezer about the jawlical ball in the 2010 World Cup said it was a "supermarket" ball.
The 'Barazoka' ball used in 2014 was more popular than jawlic.
The football used in 1970 had 32 different panels, 12 of which were black. It is said about the football that it was the first ball made for TV. Due to its 12 black stripes, it could be seen well on TV.


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|Hours, minutes, central seconds, day, date, 30 mins, 60 seconds
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|Known Models
|Swiss Legend Neptune
On their site, ISA calls the caliber 8172 a "Special Chrono".
From a review by Jeff_C:
The watch comes equipped with a Swiss quartz ISA 8172-220 chronograph movement. The center second hand is used with the chronograph function and remains stationed at 12:00 when not in the chronograph mode. The sub dial at 1:00 displays the seconds. The sub dial at 6:00 has a nice day pointer complication that changes days at midnight and the dial at 10:00 is used to display minutes when in the chronograph mode. The watch has a 30 minute chronograph function. One feature I discovered that I enjoy is the resetting of the main second hand. Unlike many other movements that "snap" the chronograph second counter back in place, the ISA 8172 allows the second hand to "slowly" reset to its stationary position.
From a post by Penguin Pete:
ISA initially made mostly bottom end quartz modules; read no jewels and cost $1.00 to replace. From what I've read; around 2006; they reorganized; stopped mass producing cheap quartz modules and began making higher end chrono and multi function modules. The few reviews I've seen all suggest these newer modules with chronograph complications are pretty good.
Another from donciccio:
The ISA movement in question is a decent movement. Date @ 4 , day @ 6, 30 min chrono @ 10 , 3 jewels. I'm not a big fan of ISA per say , but as far as this one goes its not bad. Wholesale price on a replacement is about $35-$40.
At the time of this post, this movement was found at replacement prices of $34.95 USD. Picture submitted by KeepTheTime.
Please share your experiences and thoughts about the ISA caliber 8172 in the comments section below…
This photo is with the plastic movement holder. This is also what holds the chronograph pushers.


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Actor Rahman, who impressed audiences in Dhuruvangal 16, will next be seen in the Tamil film Pagadi Aattam.
The film, directed by Ram K Chandrran, has caught the attention of film buffs also for the fact that it has music by Karthick Raaja.
Sources close to the unit of the film say that Rahman plays a detective in this film, the story of which revolves around problems that women face online.
"The film will seek to create an awareness among women about problems that prevail in the online space. The film will have cinematography by Krishnamurthy. The first look of the film is to be released by director Pandiraj shortly," a source added.
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Posted July 13, 2005 by publisher in Cuba Politics.
The United States said Cuba had declined its offer of humanitarian assistance in the wake of Hurricane Dennis that killed at least 10 people on the communist-ruled island.
Acting State Department spokesman Tom Casey said the US interests section in Havana informed the Cuban government on Sunday that the United States was prepared to provide "immediate humanitarian assistance of emergency supplies to help those Cubans affected by the hurricane."
The Bush administration had also offered to deploy an assessment team to Cuba to help determine what relief supplies were most needed.
"Unfortunately the Castro government declined these offers," the spokesman said in a statement.
The hurricane that passed over Cuba late last week killed 10 people and temporarily displaced another 1.5 million, according to Cuban government officials.
However, Casey urged individuals and groups to send humanitarian goods to hurricane victims in Cuba through non-governmental organizations.
"We will continue to work through appropriate non-governmental organizations to deliver relief provisions quickly and directly to the Cuban people," he said.
On July 13, 2005, publisher wrote:
Last hurricane President Bush offered $50,000 in relief aid. Gee, you wonder what generous offer was made this time yet Cuba is made to look bad for rejecting aid.
I'm sure the "assessment team" would not consist of CIA agents or old Cuban exile flunkies.
On July 14, 2005, I-taoist wrote:
Rob is exactly right. The last aid offered by the Bush administration was an insult.
Kick them in the face, help deprive them of food on their meager tables, deny them the comfort of their family in times of illness or death, limit how much assistance families can send to the most needy ones, and make the family criminals for trying to help through third countries. Then tell them how much you care for them. This is our policy toward average Cubans.


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From the humble beginnings of a small family business in a seaside cake shop at Lakes Entrance in 1966 with a staff of four, Patties Foods is now one of Australia's largest food manufacturing companies. It is the largest pie-making company in the southern hemisphere with a total workforce of over 500 people.
Patties Foods is a major employer in East Gippsland and is the market leader in the manufacture and marketing of frozen savoury pastries and frozen desserts. It is the proud custodian of some of Australia's favourite brands, including FOUR'N TWENTY, Patties, Herbert Adams, Nanna's and Chefs Pride. From its manufacturing facility in Bairnsdale, it supplies the national grocery route and food service markets, and has over 200 savoury and sweet products in its range.
Patties is proud of its 50 year local Australian manufacturing heritage and remains committed to providing all Australian families with delicious, convenient and high quality food products.


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Night Safari Singapore is home to the world's first conservation breeding programme
for Sunda pangolins; Experts gather to discuss species conservation efforts
Image 1 (left): Sunda pangolin babies hitch a ride on mom's tail when they are young. Not much is known about these elusive creatures but Night Safari intends to change that by supporting several projects to learn more about the behaviour and ecology of the world's only scaly mammal.
Image 2 (right): When threatened, pangolins curl into a ball, making them easy targets for poachers. In the past 10 years alone, it is believed that more than one million pangolins have been illegally traded.
SINGAPORE, 18 February 2016 – Night Safari is scaling up on efforts to save the world's most heavily trafficked mammal from extinction, through a number of pangolin conservation and research programmes.
The global trade of pangolins has reached epic proportions and it is believed that more than one million have been traded illegally in the past decade alone. International trade is largely driven by demand in China and Vietnam where pangolins are considered a delicacy and poached extensively for their scales, meat and skin for use in traditional medicine.
World Pangolin Day, which is celebrated on 20 February 2016, aims to raise awareness on the plight of these scaly mammals which are poached more than elephants and rhinos combined. Organised in conjunction with World Pangolin Day, a group of dedicated pangolin conservationists met with the Wildlife Reserve Singapore (WRS) Conservation & Research team in Singapore this week (Tuesday, 16 February 2016) to review the ongoing research efforts for Singapore's remaining pangolins.
Through its conservation fund, WRS is supporting a number of projects which include tracking pangolins in the wild with radio and GPS tags and training conservation sniffer dogs to help with local and regional field efforts for wild pangolins.
In addition, Night Safari is home to the world's first conservation breeding programme for the Sunda pangolin which is listed as critically endangered on the IUCN* Red List of Threatened Species. It currently houses seven Sunda pangolins in its protection, two of which were born under human care.
Dr Sonja Luz, Director of Conservation & Research, Wildlife Reserves Singapore, said, "The plight facing pangolins is devastating and if we want to win the battle against the illegal wildlife trade, we must educate people and inspire compassion and respect for nature and animals. At WRS, we have made this our mission, and we have the unique opportunity to study and learn more about this elusive animal right at our doorstep."
She added, "Our local research and conservation efforts contribute to a better understanding of the biology and urban ecology of pangolins. Through our captive breeding efforts, we are able to raise more awareness about the amazing creatures."
A Singapore pangolin working group consisting local stakeholders has also been formed to gather feedback on outreach and research activities to maximise conservation efforts.
To further reach out to children, WRS has published a book titled 'Why did the pangolin cross the road?' (left). This illustrated anecdote is inspired by one of the seven pangolins in Night Safari's collection, and features English and Mandarin texts.
On World Pangolin Day, Night Safari has lined up two special sessions of Keeper Talks where visitors will have the opportunity to get up close with the park's Sunda pangolin. The pangolins can be found on the Fishing Cat Trail at Night Safari.


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Sunday, January 9, 2011
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i would like to clarify what "all week" means...ReplyDelete
all week means that he has been on my work bench being handled for small moments all week long. i have NOT been holding this painting and working on it for 40 hours. but i have been looking at him and saying what is wrong with you? what can i do to make you more presentable? do you need more color? stronger lines? OR A NEW FACE!!! and slowly with handling i figure out what needs to happen to make things right.
Well, I really like him! There's a sly, cheeky look to his new mug....wonder what he's about to do :)ReplyDelete
I love hearing your journey to get him here. He's remarkable.ReplyDelete
He turned out great! I love that you stuck with him. I love it when things can be saved with just a little faith and experimentation.ReplyDelete


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Don't forget to let us know about Regattas and Events you have planned for the season.
Our Event Calendar is front and center on our Home page for everyone to see OR you can take a more detailed look at our complete Calendar.
This is a great way of getting the word out about your event.
Send PHRF Administration an email including details:
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3. Location of Event
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S.F.'s jam-packed weekend ends smoothly
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Day two of event-ageddon in San Francisco went swimmingly on Sunday, with the merrymaking masses gaping at jets, cheering their sports heroes and frolicking at fairs with little of the fuss that some had feared would result from so many people jamming into town.
Judging by the lack of horrendous traffic jams, many of the more than 1 million expected visitors heeded the warnings to keep their automobiles at home while the weekend's giant roster of events unfolded.
"This weekend is complete craziness, and I love it," Danielle Dowers, 53, of Richmond, said as she got off BART at the Montgomery Station to walk to the Giants baseball game. "I like how it shows the diversity of who we are - makes me very happy that I live in this place, because we're all allowed to do what we want and we all get along."
And what a lot of busy doings there were.
Sunday's lineup included the final day of Fleet Week with the Blue Angels jet team, the America's Cup World Series and the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, plus a 49ers game and the Giants' second playoff game. There was also the Italian Heritage Parade in North Beach, the Castro Street Fair and a cruise ship offloading hordes of passengers to take in the sights.
Shoulder-to-shoulder people
On any other weekend, just one of those events would have been enough to jam the streets to a crawl.
Police prepared heavily not only for extra traffic and crowd control, but also for folks bent on spoiling the fun, such as a group of rock-tossing anarchists who briefly rampaged downtown Saturday.
Transit agencies and passengers reported jam-packed buses and trains as people trolled the events - some BART trains and buses were so full that people had to wait for several to pass before boarding - but nothing happened that authorities didn't at least warily expect.
In some traditionally crammed areas such as Market and Mission streets, the lanes surprisingly flowed like water compared with the usual sludge. But that was a clear contrast to places where the action was thick, from the Castro neighborhood and Golden Gate Park to Fisherman's Wharf.
Around the wharf, several streets were closed off to traffic for much of the day to accommodate the shoulder-to-shoulder crowds gathered to watch the Blue Angels air show and the Italian Heritage Parade and to head up to Marina Green to watch the America's Cup World Series.
The main draw along the waterfront was the Blue Angels, which thundered to life about an hour late in the afternoon after waiting for fog to clear at the Golden Gate. The noisy display of military prowess turned heads from one end of the city to the other.
"We had large crowds all day, but people were patient and it seemed like everyone enjoyed themselves," said San Francisco police Officer Gordon Shyy. "We didn't have any major issues."
Fishnets and fun
In the Castro, thousands turned out for the annual fest of beer, disco, aviator sunglasses and fishnets known as the Castro Street Fair.
The big news was the sailors. In the first fair since the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," the federal ban on openly gay military members, dozens of sailors in town for Fleet Week flooded the Castro - not as gawkers this time, but as gay folk seeking other gay folk.
"It's been a wonderful scene," said Paul Boneberg, director of the GLBT History Museum on 18th Street. "Seeing so many young people here of all stripes living their lives, falling in love, having fun - this is the dream that we all dreamt."
Kyle Holland, 23, a designer in San Francisco, had a different dream: A nose free of hair. He was among the hordes lined up for free nose-hair waxing on the sidewalk by Steve Crovo, professional waxer.
"It's awesome," Holland said. "You don't have that tickly feeling in your nose anymore, and it's great to support the community."
The most thorough dose of old San Francisco on Sunday was the 144th annual Italian Heritage Parade. A solid line of onlookers watched more than 1,500 participants troop from Fisherman's Wharf up Columbus Avenue to Washington Square.
As the name indicates, the event celebrates the ethnic roots of North Beach, and the first float was a festive ship holding Joseph M. Cervetto, this year's honorary Christopher Columbus. Among those watching were three native San Franciscans, Joan Shader and her adult children Jenny and George.
"We do this every year," Joan Shader said. "Mass at St. Peter and Paul, watch the parade, and then there's still time to head to the Blue Angels."
Anyone selling anything in the heavily trod areas looked even happier than the tourists.
"Fantastic," San Francisco Senior Center Director Sue Horst said at the nonprofit's concession stands along the waterfront. "We were very busy ... and everyone was in a really good mood, a real family event."
Saturday mostly smooth
Things also went fairly smoothly on the similarly jam-packed Saturday - with a couple of notable exceptions.
Two men tried to run over a park police officer as they fled the scene of a car break-in in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and the officer shot at them in defense, authorities said. Police were still searching for the pair Sunday.
Also Saturday, a march through the Financial District by 100 demonstrators - many clad in black and wearing masks - turned ugly when several threw rocks, paint and flares at police. One officer suffered a cut on his head, and 22 marchers were arrested and booked on charges including felony rioting and conspiracy.
Some Internet postings indicated the march may have been against "colonialism" and capitalism, but Officer Shyy said the motives were not clear to authorities.
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ÃÂIf the wonders of nature were to be fully explored for the benefit of man, prejudices and errors of the past would have to be discardedÃÂThe Black Plague was the only event in history that made a noticeable decrease on the human population chart. It installed so much death and fear upon the residents of Europe that it interfered with their normal function. With the religious fervor of the time, the plague made the Europeans believe that God was punishing them for their sins. Added to the severe extent of superstitions and lack of scientific knowledge, this made people go to extreme and bizarre lengths to try to protect themselves from the wrath. When these extreme measures didnÃÂt work, people were faced with the knowledge that nothing could be done to stop the plague, making them face true horror and discontinue their normal routines. This lack of normal function and productivity unsettled virtually every aspect of European society, putting the current social system to shambles.
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Fear was one of the greatest contributors to the decline of society during the plague. A whopping third of the European population died from it. When the rituals failed the inhabitants had to live with the fact that everyone around them was dying and they couldnÃÂt do anything about it. They had to live under the constant threat that they will be the next to get afflicted, the next to die. Document 8 describes just this. Here a housewife talks about her fear of family members dying from the plague. I think itÃÂs interesting that she is listing the people she would ÃÂgive upÃÂ to the disease in order, as though she has a choice. This suggests that she is at the bargaining stage of mourning, even though none of her family has yet been afflicted. This shows that the fear of the disease was almost as terrible as the actual dealing with it. This fear was represented in the way the residents of Europe lived their lives during the greatest outfalls of plague. Document 5 discusses how the afflicted were literally shut inside their own homes. The cities gave up their sense of morality and let the plague victims starve rather rather than increase the chance of further contamination. Documents 12 and 13 discuss how people succumbed to the fear and stopped doing normal tasks, such as traveling and buying wigs. The fear was helped spread by stories of people exploiting the plagueÃÂs effects, such as the one in Document 4, which speaks of heirs spreading plague so their inheritances would come quicker from their now-dying relatives.
During the plague the entire European society seemed to lean towards a more retarded, depressed state. In fear of contamination, people did less outside their homes and interacted with fewer foreigners. This depression is seen in Year of Wonders where the villagers donÃÂt travel to any neighboring town and donÃÂt pursue criminals with public punishments, two activities that they would have never otherwise ceased not occurred. As a result, the economy deteriorated, adding even further damage to the European lives. Documents 1 and 14 discuss how the plague has slowed business. Collectively, they reveal that the plague affected not only businesses including foreign trade (Document 14), but also local ones (Document 1). Document 3 talks of how the poor French working class was hit with the plague more than was the noble class since they couldnÃÂt flee from the afflicted areas. Since by definition, the working class was the one that got most of EuropeÃÂs work done, a heavy hit to them meant a heavy hit to the entire European market.
If ever a natural disaster changed the course of human history, it was the black plague. It spread death to every nook and cranny of the continent, wiping out a significant percentage of its workforce. Those who did not die from it had to live with a depressed economy and lagging government along with a constant fear that they or their loved ones would be the plagueÃÂs next victims.
Bibliography:McKay, . A History of Western Society. Sixth Edition.


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Thanks For All the Fish, and I Don't Love the Rolling Stones
Posted by middlerage on December 6, 2014
But I do like and admire them, and, well, they are an appropriate reference for this post. The Stones just keep rolling along, year after year, and putting out good music. Most rock bands break up in a fiery fashion, often with members dying in celebrity, and some bands should break up but don't (their relevance long vanished). But the Stones do manage to stay somewhat relevant, whether you like them or not, and I am envious of their continued ability to just have fun.
However, this blog is not that band, and I need to give it a dignified end – which in the world of blogging is as simple as just saying This is the End. (Where most blogs simply rust in place with a battered screen door banging in the lonely prairie wind.)
It is, of course, tempting to invoke the Doors rather than the Stones, because their song The End is the de facto homage to ends, however it is a blazing tribute to psychotic ends and sociopath murderings. This blog is far from that (I would hope!) and it is a tip of the hat to the Rolling Stones rather than Morrison's moldy grave that I wish to make.
Taking a cue from the estimable Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy I'd like to say So long and thanks for all the fish. It is regretable, because I do still have things to say, besides which, as one reader told me (long ago), it is a great way to stay connected with my dear friends. However, in honesty, I'm not saying those things, and I am not updating the blog. That is not going to change – I just don't have the same impulse to sit down and do it. Which is a shame because I really love feeling connected to you all, so, really, thank goodness for the hated Facebook.
Anyhoo, many thanks for tuning in, best wishes to all my readers, don't wander too far, drop me an email, and fer godsakes update your FB status. And with typical Jesse-type-wavering I am not stopping blogging altogether…
(In addition to the not very updated teaching blog) I am going to open a new, very casual blog devoted to music, and updated quite randomly and … to be honest with myself, likely not often. I always did favor the Music Fridays category of this blog, which is ironic because I tried to kill that category off once! You guys wouldn't let me, and, well, now I shall continue that in Jesse' Musical Explorations (or some such title).
But for now, Peace out, Hasta Luego, Regards, Ciao, Hefti, CYA, buh-bye
With much affection,
Tea Time
4 Responses to "Thanks For All the Fish, and I Don't Love the Rolling Stones"
December 10, 2014 at 3:27 pm
Bis später!
December 12, 2014 at 10:45 am
Wow. Major drag. Part of me wants to talk you out of it. But I guess a bigger part of me knows I should respect your decision. Thank heavens I'm now local…
December 17, 2014 at 4:19 am
I'm late to the goodbye party, so I'll just have a warm beer with the clean-up crew.
But no, thank *you* for all the fish. Having never ever been tempted to publish my thoughts and opinions so publicly, my admiration knows no bounds for anyone who can, at semi-regular intervals, assay an essay which succeeds.
Ya done good. And in your next electronic breath you admitted you're going to continue expounding on music, so I don't have to kill myself. Thanks.


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