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The 2008 report, which is the third in a series, was produced in collaboration with teams of experts that authored chapters on the condition of coral reef ecosystems in 15 locations or jurisdictions within the U.S. and Freely Associated States (FAS).
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The 2008 National Summary chapter provides an overall summary of the condition of four key resources and ten key threats by synthesizing the results of a multiple-choice questionnaire completed by scientists serving as chapter coordinators and/or expert writing team members. The questionnaire was tailored to evaluate the present condition of key resources and threats, identify short- and long-term trends in resources and threats, and provide an initial self-assessment of each jurisdictions' ability to monitor key resources and threats.
Data collection and integrated reporting is crucial to conservation management efforts. The 2008 report offers the most current and comprehensive data on the condition of U.S. coral reef ecosystems, based on the results of ongoing monitoring programs conducted by a variety of organizations. Information featured in this and future reports is intended to help identify and fill existing data and information gaps, thus enabling managers and others to implement the policies and actions needed to slow or reverse the general decline in coral reef ecosystem condition that has become evident in the last several decades. Please see the chapters of the report to learn more about specific efforts underway to monitor and conserve coral reefs and the results of ongoing monitoring programs.


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US still in recession? Most Americans say yes
A new poll shows that 54% of the country thinks the economy is spiraling.
A new McClatchy-Marist poll shows that 54% of respondents think the country is still in a recession. About a third think the recession is over, and 8% aren't sure.
It doesn't take an economic degree to see why. Although the economy is recovering in fits and starts, many Americans are still unemployed or underemployed. They're working more part-time jobs, one of the largest categories for new employment in the recovery. They're also seeing smaller paychecks after the payroll tax rate returned to 6.2% in January.
Mortagages are still underwater, and housing loans are tough to get. Interest rates are so low that saving money seems fruitless.
In short, it just doesn't feel like we're in a recovery.
But there is good news. The 54% who think we're in a recession is down from the 63% who felt the same way in March. In fact, the percentage of Americans holding this opinion is at its lowest point since 2008.
Another interesting note from the poll is that Americans are pretty evenly split about whether things will get better economically for them in the next year. Nearly a third said yes, a third said their situation will be worse, and a bit more than a third said things will stay the same.
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Absolutely still in recession. Higher gas prices, more expensive tollways and other auto costs... Check! Higher food, beer, cigarette, income, sales and other taxes... Check! Higher insurance costs... Check! Higher cost of living all around... Check!
Higher pay... Oh wait, that's right, I make less now than I did last year!
Our President makes Carter look like an economic genius. Obama is a lazy, arrogant, CORRUPT Imbecile. He is CLUELESS. His policies will set the middle class back for a generation. Young people will be buried in his debts. Their standard of living will we less than their parents.
His legacy will be to have been the worst President in history. Jimmy Carter used to the worst in the last 100 years (although LBJ came close), but Obama clearly is far worse. History will record him as such.
oh no! we're not in a depression, oops! recession! everything's just fantastic!! amazing!! awsum!!!greeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaat!!! super!!! I mean we've got QE 1, 2, 3, 4, 556789909684096804980935093865037680495707905 to infinity goin' strong, right?? just print your way to poverty! oops! I meant prosperity, excuse me....
oh, right, right, ....that's just the narrative the idiot obamazombie morons want the rest of SANE and RATIONAL America to believe, now let's see the reality of the situation;;
Detroits in the Troilet, 4 cities in California just as lucky, true unemployment numbers are 14%, not the fictional 7.6% the Osama regime would have you believe, tons of UNDER employment besides the usual unemployment, not to mention the TEMP jobs people if they're lucky, they just might snag one!! millions on welfare of course, and the NEW WELFARE known as DISABILITY ins. so add that together and we've got 50,000,000 on some form of Public Assistance, don't you just love those 'nice' words libs come up with? anything to make it sound less of what it is WELFARE!!! on the DOLE!! HANDOUTS!! and for some of those people, well, they're outta work for years now of course they're on welfare! not all of them are chronic parasites, just thrust into welfare due to that pig divisive muslim disgracing the white house, so there you go...and of course Obama's gonna do what he does best, blame everything on 'Washington', yea, sure right, that fcuker IS WASHINGTON!!
everything that's happening in America is due to HIM and HIS ilk running the show, and NO ONE ELSE!!! the economy is not due to Republicans' blocking anything, they're to busy trying to appease those scumbag democraps so basically the Republicans, some of them, are just as big a problem as lefty loony democraps are, the Democraps squarely OWN THIS ECONOMIC DISASTER!! Period!
now don't you idiot low information guilt-ridden white/Jew/Catholic/Agnostic/Atheist/Baptist/Misc/Whatever voters feel more stupid each passing year knowing that you're responsible for all of this?? but anyway.....
recession?? what recession?? oh and wait people!! Obama's got a plan!! you see, a plan, he's the man wiff da plan!! but he's on a 100Million dollar vacation and then it's off to Martha's Vineyard for a 60K stay, weekend rates mind you...so there you go America! feel better?? especially you idiots that are unemployed STILL that voted for him, good!! you have soooooo much to think 'bout when you're looking for work and waiting for those call backs from employers that NEVER come, see that? elections have serous consequences don't they, oh you're payin thru the nose this time huh? well continue to, enjoy!
Did someone really have to ask if our economy has recovered???In case anyone really believes the lies that economists and Washington are cramming down our throats, This country is not going to "recover" to what it was anytime soon, its more like a "shake out". The excesses we all enjoyed in the past are history,The free rides will end, job security is a blast from the past.
Every time we catch a small break which could help the economy , like lower gas and fuel oil prices oil companies find a reason to raise the price, and the idiots in Washington just let it all happen, insurance companies are another one, GOUGING consumers and raising prices when average americans can least afford it.
The sad part is all us lazy Americans sit back and watch it all happen, because we're all too busy watching the Kardashians and living our sad little lives.
Untill people start coming out and Protesting and VOTING the bums out nothing will change. The rich keep us down, and working hard just to survive so theres no time or energy left for us to bitch.
Several years ago Congress raised retirement for my age group to 67, and there was hardly a wimper about it, but when 50 somethings like me want to retire it will hit home. Its time for us to speak out for change.
CHANG will come when we STOP giving tax money to foreign countries, you cant fix someone else's house when your own is falling down, when will Washington admit we're in trouble and stop giving away our money???
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Boo was saved from certain death when he was orphaned as a cub and brought to Kicking Horse Mountain Resort to live in the largest Grizzly Bear refuge in the world created just for him! Find out more about Boo's story.
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You're invited to a show home tour – email Yasmin at firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule your visit to discover the latest development in Mountain Living!
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Why Kicking Horse? The mountain consists of 1,260 meters (4,133 feet) of vertical; including 121 runs, 4 alpine bowls and 85 inbound chutes, spread over 2,825 acres of skiable terrain. Beginners who learn at Kicking Horse return again and again to experience the unparalleled conditions. Experienced skiers and snowboarders claim their bragging rights on this Mountain due to the first-class snowfall and world renowned terrain. The winter season is complete with a tubing park, skating rink, and numerous restaurants, retailers and activities!
One-way and return tickets for Adults and children will be available for the shuttle, book a 4-day package before November 30th and the shuttle ride will be included! Book Online or call 1-800-258-7669 for more information.
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All Kicking Horse Mountain Resort instructors are PMBI certified, and here to provide a safe environment to teach you the proper techniques to enhance your mountain biking experience. Whether you need a skills tune up or have never gone downhill biking before, our world class terrain along with our skilled instructors is the perfect combination to allow you to progress!
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As temperatures heat up at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, the excitement for all things Summer has emerged, unearthing what the Horse has in store for the upcoming season!
Kicking Horse welcomes a NEW Adventure Centre; a centralized platform where guests can custom build their destination experience in Golden and book a variety of summer activities, including horse riding, ATV tours, rafting and more!
Located in the Day Lodge, the Adventure Centre will provide guests with the ease of accessibility to all that Kicking Horse Country has to offer to complement their Kicking Horse experience.
The Kicking Horse Bike Park has been gaining notoriety as one of North America's best with developments being made all in the name of more epic riding! This summer will be no exception with the opening of a NEW Pump Track, located in the base area.
This riding season also brings the re-implementation of Bike Clinics; a chance to improve technique and get comfy in the saddle. Designed for riders of all abilities, the clinics will help develop skill, improve overall body position and build confidence while taming the Horse.
The tail end of last season saw the opening of several NEW bike trails that are just waiting to be broken in! Completing the Bike Park palate, Swamp Donkey is nearing completion with all efforts being made to open this long-awaited trail during the summer season. It is a jump trail that has tantalized Trail Crew for years designed with high-speed flow in mind; keep your fingers crossed!
Stepping off the gondola at the top of the mountain for the first (or even hundredth) time can induce feelings of wonder and humility as the ridgelines of the Selkirk and Purcell mountain ranges extend back as far as the eye can see.
With Gondola-assisted Sightseeing at the heart of Kicking Horse's appeal, several hiking trails were re-worked and upgraded to increase the overall guest experience and show-off the panoramic views the Horse is known for. Interpretive signage has been implemented to further engage guests with their surroundings and to act as a guide on their mountain adventure.
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KHMR Toonie Bike Race Series • June 28, July 12, 26 and August 9 & 23
Cultivating the DH biking movement and community feel – Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is thrilled to introduce the first Toonie Bike Race Series, spread over 5 legs forming a point series to find Kicking Horse's best riders & featuring the best downhill trails of its world class bike park.
5 PEAKS Canadian Uphill Championships • June 29
BC Enduro Kootenay Rockies Series • July 19 & 20
This sanctioned 2 day event will stop in Crystal Bowl on July 20 and capture some of the best riding within KH Bike Park with 3 timed stages, allowing plenty of time for the cheering crowd to enjoy the celebrations located at the resort base.
The Western Open Downhill Mountain Bike Race • July 25, 26 & 27
Kicking Horse's Bike Park will play host to the fastest downhill racers from Western Canada competing for $10,000 in cash and prizes. Cultivating the Mountain Biking trend and initiating the little wheels – Don't miss out on the Shimano Kids Race!
Red Barn Petting Zoo • August 2 & 3
Start your day off with a ride up to visit the Grizzly Bear Refuge. Jump on an interpretative tour with our team to meet our most popular ambassador, Boo. Next, head up to the award winning Eagle's Eye Restaurant for an elevated lunch and finally, head back down to the base to visit our special Petting Zoo friends!
Kicking Horse Adventure Camp • August 18– 24 (TBD)
No matter your age, your passions or skills, this camp will be the opportunity for all to discover our amazing playground in a fun and safe manner! CX biking, canoeing, survival & fire skills training, team building, swimming, horse bike riding and more.
Brewmaster Dinner • August 31 (TBD)
While immersing yourself in 360 degree alpine views at 7,700 ft, enjoy exquisite dishes paired perfectly with a selection of brews.
Golden Farmers Market • August 31
The Golden Farmers Market will set up in KHMR plaza: local Art, crafts and produce complimented with some great local entertainment.
Wine, Food & Jazz Festival • September 19, 20 & 21 (TBD)
Golden, BC – Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is excited to open their doors to summer operations officially on Friday June 27th this summer, with a special preview weekend on June 21st/22nd! Summer at Kicking Horse includes Mountain Biking at one of the most popular Bike Parks in the Rockies region, Dining Mountain Top at the award winning Eagle's Eye Restaurant, Hikes and Sightseeing, plus it's the best place to spot Boo, the resident Grizzly Bear!
Kicking Horse Bike Park – People don't come to Kicking Horse Bike Park to ride the same old thing, they come for the differences and we have plenty meaning 1200 metres (4000 ft) of stupendous variety! The start of it is the view from the alpine launch which is dominated by the three mountain ranges that surround the park, and the most variety of trails in the Canadian Rockies region.
Eagles Eye Restaurant – Canada's Most Elevated Dining Experience, look over 5 National Parks at once and enjoy the Chef's summer creations!
Hiking & Sightseeing – Take the Gondola to 7,700 feet and take in the panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains, Columbia River Wetland and the town of Golden!
Boo, Grizzly Bear Refuge – Kicking Horse is home to the world's largest enclosed grizzly bear habitat, where the resident orphan grizzly bear Boo lives and plays. Take this one of a kind opportunity with the interpretive tour and view Boo in his habitat!]]>
From the racer's mouths, The Dogtooth Dash is the most exciting, scenic and challenging event in the Ski Mo calendar, home of the national championships for the last past years and the only built-in course taking place inside a controlled ski area. Moving with the momentum of last year, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is very proud to team-up with BUFF® Canada, a worldwide recognized brand of outdoor enthusiasts & Official Supplier of the Canadian National XC Ski Team supporting several athletes through personal sponsorships. "We are very glad to be part of the Dogtooth Dash. For us, Ski-Mo and BUFF® are a perfect combination. This is the best event for testing the products and having a lot of fun at the same time," said Peter Collins, President of BUFF® Canada.
After five years of service and creating a one-of-a kind event, Ian Gale has passed on the torch to a new board of directors, composed of pro-racers, senior event marketers & mountain safety specialists.
Kicking Horse Mountain resort is thrilled to announce the addition of a nocturnal vertical race, launching a dual format counting for a new national title. The epic 4800 ft. ascent individual course is back, setting its quarters at top of the mountain, home of the award winning Eagle's Eye Restaurant and will take the racers through 4 alpine bowls, 3 ridges and a few world class chutes!]]>


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Coldplay is partnering with rapper Jay-Z to help raise money for a charity in Newtown, CT, which was rocked by the recent shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School where 20 children and six staff members were killed.
The artists are auctioning off four floor seats and an exclusive meet-and-greet with Coldplay and Jay-Z for their sold-out New Year's Eve concert at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY.
The auction, which is being hosted by CharityBuzz.com , closes on Thursday. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the Newtown Youth & Family Services , a non-profit mental health clinic and youth service bureau which provides counseling and substance abuse treatment services.
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Update: The switch is now scheduled for 7 p.m. Nov. 5.
Airlines normally move passengers, but Thursday, United Airlines will be moving terminals at Kansas City International Airport.
Officials said all United flights will operate in Terminal C at KCI in a newly remodeled space from gates 61-69 at the beginning of the terminal.
It's the first step in clearing out all of Terminal A. United moves into Terminal C on Thursday, and U.S. Airways will follow.
Travelers leaving before Oct. 31 on United but returning on or after that date, should be aware that they will return in Terminal C.
Officials say passengers parking in the garage or circle parking can use the Red Bus to get to their vehicles. Economy parking lot users should use the transfer station in the economy lot.
Airport officials and others are pushing to build a new single-terminal KCI on the grounds of Terminal A, but many residents oppose that plan.
Airport leaders say it is a cost-saving measure, combining things like security into two terminals instead of three.
But some travelers worry what else consolidation could bring.
"I think it is going to create a lot of congestion," KCI traveler Ron Unruh said.
And it is just a foreshadowing of the long-term goal to move all airport operations into one terminal that would be built on the current site of Terminal A.
However, the overall $1.2 billion plan still is not finalized.
"They need to get it approved, have a plan, a design, a layout and a format so that it makes sense. The cart is way ahead of the horse on this one," Unruh said.
Making any change has been controversial, but many are split.
"Kansas City has a great airport. It is really, really easy to get into and out of. I can arrive here 30 to 45 minutes before my flight and have plenty of time," Curtis Morrison said.
For traveler Wendy Byrne, the one terminal system is an OK idea.
"Having things in one place, instead of having to travel so far between terminals, it is a little confusing," Byrne said.
Supporters say the one-terminal system would also bring more flights to KCI, improve security, reduce energy impact and costs and attract new retail inside.
"It would be great to have more options, whether it be restaurants or shops, or whatever, just if you have time in the airport, something to do," KCI traveler Michael Schaefer said.
But for travelers used to their trip in and out, nothing is worth the trade.
"It is extremely convenient. If I was in a different city doing this, totally different situation," Morrison said.
An advisory group formed by Kansas City Mayor Sly James is still meeting to discuss the airport's overall plan.
It would be funded through plane ticket fees, federal grants and bonds. Voters would have to approve the bond sale, even though airport leaders say it would use no local tax dollars.
There is no word yet on when that vote could be.
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I started making jewellery as a personal ambition. I wanted so badly a bracelet which I wasn't able to find anywhere, so I decided to make it myself. This was back in 2008. In March 2009 I have discovered Swarovski crystals and I couldn't let them go since then. Soon, the semiprecious beads have also become a part of this family.


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"The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart is chatting with the "O'Reilly Factor" host tonight at 8 p.m. on Fox News. The cable news channel has posted a sneak peek of the debate, which has been split to air over two nights. The clip reveals that one topic of discussion will be the controversy over the White House inviting rapper Common for a poetry reading, and Stewart's "mad love" for O'Reilly. Check it out:Last week, Stewart slammed the cable news channel for making a big deal about the rapper's invitation to the White House:
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Pittsburgh Poised to Repeal Ordinance Banning Pro-Life Leaflets
I wanted to bring you an update on a case that we've been involved in since last year - a case that has significant ramifications for the First Amendment.
As you may recall, we secured an important victory in federal court last fall against the City of Pittsburgh. The issue: an ordinance that violated the constitutional rights of pro-life advocates.
It all began last fall when we filed a federal lawsuit challenging Pittsburgh Ordinance 601.02, which prohibited the distribution of leaflets in the City. Our clients wanted to distribute pro-life leaflets - in the days leading up to the November election - on unoccupied parked cars without fear of fine, penalty or censure.
Our lawsuit was clear: the ordinance was unconstitutional. It was overbroad, vague and impinged on the rights of free speech and due process that the United States Constitution guarantees.
The court acted quickly. It granted our request for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) in October, clearing the way for our clients to distribute the materials before the November election. U.S. District Judge David S. Cercone found that our arguments demonstrated "a likelihood of success on the merits" and enjoined the City from enforcing the ordinance. In February, Judge Cercone issued an order granting our motion for a preliminary injunction, explaining that the City's desire to control littering by barring the distribution of the leaflets did not outweigh the constitutional rights of our clients.
In recent months, we have focused on efforts to permanently resolve this case. And, now the City of Pittsburgh is moving forward to remove this troubling ordinance, which was adopted in 2008. The City already has agreed to pay $35,000 in attorneys' fees to settle the suit and is moving forward with legislation in City Council to repeal it.
In an editorial entitled - "Speech is speech: Pittsburgh must remove an offensive ban" - the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette concluded:
"The purpose of the 2008 ordinance was to restrict leafleting in the interests of curbing littering. In a city where litter is a problem, especially Downtown, the ordinance made some superficial sense. But what seems a potential source of litter to one person is free speech to another -- and that right isn't superficial, it's fundamental." As the Post-Gazette put it: "It doesn't matter whether the speech takes a position that is pro-life or pro-choice - it's all protected."
I will keep you posted on when this problematic ordinance is taken off the books in the City of Pittsburgh.


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Nothing Quiet on the Wild Card Front
The Tuesday Takeaway
The leadoff man walked into the batter's box so anxious to whack a first-pitch fastball that he almost yanked Jeremy Hellickson's 92-mph, get-me-over offering foul. It was a shrewd plan of attack for a hitter tasked with sparking a dormant offense. And Hellickson lasted only 39 more pitches before the Rangers sent him to the showers with five runs on his 2 2/3-inning line.
Kinsler was in the middle of the action again in the top of the third inning, which began with a Mitch Moreland walk and a Leonys Martin double. The second baseman singled both of them home and then scored on a two-run shot by Elvis Andrus, his double play partner's third of the season. Two batters later, Hellickson's afternoon was over. Martin's was only getting started.
Batting at the bottom of Washington's order, the center fielder did his best to serve as a second leadoff man, using his catalytic powers to help the visitors manufacture another run in the fifth. He started that frame with his second two-bagger of the contest, advanced to third on a fly ball by Kinsler, and scampered home on a sacrifice fly by Andrus. The game was well in hand by the time Martin made his final plate appearance in the top of the ninth, but he thumped a Cesar Ramos pitch 412 feet just for good measure to give the Rangers a 7-1 lead that the Rays would not even begin to bridge.
The two-double, one-homer output marked the first three-extra-base-hit game of Martin's big-league career, and his first two-XBH showing since he logged three in a four-day span in late June. With the rest of the offense scuffling, Kinsler, Andrus, and Martin—who combined to go 7-for-12 while the other Rangers went 3-for-24—shouldered the load in one of the team's biggest wins of the season.
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The rangers won last night. Therefore the streak stopped at 7 not 8.
Sep 18, 2013 05:43 AM
Sep 18, 2013 05:44 AM
Thought I fixed that this morning, but I guess it didn't go through. Thanks for the heads up; it's now corrected.
Sep 18, 2013 12:12 PM
Love these recaps! For someone who doesn't have time sometimes to watch even the late night highlights, this is fantastic. A quick read, packed with enough detail.
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Nail Yakupov is the headliner at the Oilers prospect camp getting underway today in Sherwood Park.
Oilers fans get their first glimpse at the new kids just drafted, the kids who have signed pro contracts and the injured pro's this week. Here are some names to watch:
- G Tyler Bunz: Had some concussion issues, remains a quality prospect.
- D Oscar Klefbom: Rumors in the dailies that the Oilers may want him to come back in the fall for main camp.
- D Taylor Fedun: It'll be important for him to show how far he has progressed since the injury. If fully recovered, we'll have to start talking about where he fits on the depth chart.
- D Kyle Bigos: Huge defender will spend another year in the NCAA. He told Guy Flaming on the Pipeline show last night.
- D Dillon Simpson: Interested to see if his foot speed has improved.
- D Martin Gernat: He came a long way this season.
- D David Musil: Injury derailed season, need to make sure he's recovered.
- D Erik Gustafsson: We don't know a thing about him.
- D Joey Laleggia: Impressive stats, I wonder if they turn him pro next year?
- R Nail Yakupov. Rock star.
- L Tobias Rieder: The forward version of Gernat in terms of season over season improvement, it'll be interesting to see how much he gets noticed this camp.
- L Curtis Hamilton: A huge year begins in his hockey career. Hamilton needs to have a big recovery season in OKC 12-13.
- L Daniil Zharkov: Big winger with skill, we get a chance to see his scoring ability up close.
- C Ryan Martindale: Like Hamilton, he needs to show something pdq. The last good thing we read about him was during TC last fall.
Oilers will announce Ralph Krueger as the team's new head coach today, too. As I mentioned yesterday, this has some good arrows in that he's not a retread and is obviously a very bright guy.
Having said that, this roster has holes and the Oilers haven't done anything to address defense, goaltending and veteran forwards. We're into the window of opportunity now and the organization is still doing the chores at home. Plenty of rumors about trades for blue (Chicago, Montreal, Columbus) but we don't really know how close they've been.
The Oilers will be flying to Toronto in order to meet with Justin Schultz before the weekend. Lowe, Tambellini and Katz are likely on the plane, I think they should have Krueger and MacT too. Maybe the Nuge and Ebs and Hall as well.
Schultz is a good player, that much we know. What makes him special.
- Wisconsin coach Mike Eaves: "It's his vision. It's his composure with the puck. It's his puck skills. And the one thing that's just a gift is his shot. He has the innate ability to get that puck to the net to allow for rebounds, tip-ins and goals. He's got what we call a smart shot."
I'm hopeful the Oilers don't have all of their eggs in one basket. This isn't a sure thing, and expectations are high this summer. Another Cam Barker July 1st would be a disaster.
Oilers will apparently meet with Ryan Smyth's representation while in Toronto. One hopes this gets done.
I'm confident–based on the MacT hire, the Krueger hire, and the selection of Yakupov–Edmonton will make better bets on players. The chores are done, time to go to town and do some shopping.


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People that are prescribed methadone can handle it because they usually have a history of chronic illness. However, the average person cannot handle a dose of methadone, especially on top of other medications.
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Mergers and acquisitions generally signal business confidence, and there's been a significant one in metro Atlanta.
Rock-Tenn, the quiet Norcross-based packaging company, raised its profile Monday with the purchase of a Chicago competitor for $3.5 billion dollars and, in the process, signaled optimism for the economy's recovery, AJC staffer Dan Chapman reports.
Rock-Tenn, with 730 metro Atlanta employees, said it will keep its headquarters in Gwinnett County and will likely add some white-collar jobs once the merger with Chicago-based Smurfit-Stone Container Corp. is completed, Chapman writes.
The acquisition of the larger Smurfit-Stone, which exited bankruptcy last year, triples Rock-Tenn's revenue to more than $9 billion. It rockets Rock-Tenn into the ranks of Atlanta-based Fortune 500 corporations, revenue-wise, just behind SunTrust, and Genuine Parts and ahead of AGCO, Chapman reports.
Rock-Tenn's growth stamps Atlanta as a leader in the packaging industry – from the cereal boxes found on local grocery store shelves to the cardboard boxes they're delivered in, Chapman writes.
The merged company will rank No. 2, behind International Paper, in the industry. Georgia Pacific, based in Atlanta, and Graphic Packaging, of Marietta bolster the region's packaging prowess, Chapman reports.
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January 25th, 2011
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As I understand it, Rock-Tenn employs many immigrants who took ar jarbs!
January 25th, 2011
8:24 am
It's hard to get excited about mergers and acquisitions. In the end there is a much larger organization with duplicated jobs, processes, systems and technologies. For the customer this usually translates into confusion, breaks in customer service, less quality product, and higher costs. The winners in the deals are always… lawyers, investment bankers, M&A consultants, the senior management teams and major share owners. And the message to the media and public is… "We're now Big!" So what!
January 25th, 2011
2:20 pm
Wow Michael! Not sure where you got that info. Rock Tenn in NC does not employs immigrants. Why dont you do some fact checking before making youself look stupid. These are people with families whose jobs are on the line here.


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Carol and Amanda Hagood
Carol and Amanda Hagood are a mother/daughter volunteer team from Birmingham, Alabama. Amanda is a student and has lived for the last six years in North Carolina, attending college at UNC Chapel Hill, and now in Nashville, Tennessee (Music City!) where she is a graduate student in English at Vanderbilt University. Carol worked for many years at the Southern Living book company, Oxmoor House, editing quilting and other craft books. Since taking early retirement there in 2001, she has worked at her alma mater, Birmingham-Southern College, where she writes for the college magazine.
The Hagoods first learned about MerleFest about ten years ago while Carol was traveling through the South working on stories for Oxmoor House. At some point in a long car trip, she purchased a new CD to help the miles go by more pleasantly. That CD was Third Generation Blues by Doc and Richard Watson.
Carol was a graduate student at Vanderbilt in the 70's and has wonderful memories of listening to Doc and his son Merle playing at music halls in Nashville. She remembers sitting in the fourth row at the Station Inn until late in the night, taking such joy in listening to songs like The Tennessee Stud, Southbound, St. James Infirmary, and many, many more. She had heard that Merle had passed away and was glad to see that Doc and his grandson Richard were now making music together. Third Generation Blues became the soundtrack for the road trip, and she arrived home eager to share the music and the memories with her daughter Amanda. The two have many interests in common—quilting, cooking, reading, piano, flute, and beginning banjo—but most of all, listening to traditional music and traveling, especially when the destination (like Nashville…or North Carolina…or Ireland) promises the chance to hear great live music.
In an online search for more current CD's from the Watsons, Carol and Amanda discovered MerleFest and were delighted with the things they read about the warm, family-oriented gathering, celebrating the memory of Merle and the music both Hagoods loved. One of them (they can't remember which one now) said, "We should volunteer, and be a part of this!" and so the adventure of volunteering at MerleFest began.
Since then, the two have attended the festival as many years as possible, and volunteered most of those (although some years, alumni events at Carol's college and exams at Amanda's have kept them away). In their five years of volunteering they've enjoyed lots of different jobs from greeting, perimeter security, hospitality, and Little Pickers (Carol's favorite), to ushering at Creekside and the Traditional Stage (Amanda's favorite).
And the music they have heard! So many fine performers—perennial favorites like Emmylou Harris and Dolly Parton, and exciting new discoveries like Scythian. Over the years, they've been fascinated with the Kruger Brothers (who are originally from Switzerland) and have enjoyed listening to their music "make itself at home in the States," as Amanda says. The Kruger Brothers' turn on the Americana stage in 2009 was, she notes, a "never-to-be-forgotten performance—the kind of thing you'd expect to hear at Carnegie Hall for its skill and unique talent." But most of all, they love listening to Doc Watson, "not only for his gifted performances but for the memories he and his friends carry of what this music has meant to generations."
Their favorite moments at MerleFest are early morning, when the day is fresh and the possibilities for who- knows-what musical adventures lie just ahead…and last light, watching the sun go down over the Watson Stage while another night of memorable performances begins. Since that first visit in high school days, Amanda has always said, "The calendar year begins in January, but the creative year begins at MerleFest."
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Nick Stillings, from Microsoft, demonstrating a solution for Fraser Health in Canada that he developed using Office 2003.
Dieter Reinersmann, CIO at Siemens, took part in the launch. Siemens was rolling out Office 2003 to 330,000 desktops!
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If we address the stress that Kelly speaks of we can move towards my idea of a "Healthy Mind = Healthy Body" theory of living.
Millions of Americans are obese--not just carrying a few extra pounds, but obese to morbidly obese. Having lived this myself for 15 years of my life I feel that I can speak to this point, that being, our obesity is not simply about calories in vs calories out and nor is is just about the pounds. The weight we carry is more than just fat. If we start with the stress that Kelly speaks of--which many also struggle with as the cause of their weight gain--we can begin to live a happier, healthier, longer and more sustainable life.
Our "more convenient way of living" society indirectly discourages actually dealing with our lives and we (over time) carry the weight of this with us over the years. By taking a similar approach to Kelly's, in regards to "friending" stress, we could start to shed the weight and the unhealthy habits that lead to our impulse eating that contributes to our weight gain.
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Sep 10 2013: Slow is ok though! Slow can often lead to being more sustainable/lasting change. Shock/quick results don't necessarily result in long lasting or permanent change.
We don't want to be a yo-yo nation, the "nirvana" goal would be (in my opinion) be sustainable change.
With our technology driven age we seem to be so focused on quick and convenient but that's not what life is..well it could be if that's what you choose it to be.
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Making a Case for Dating
- Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Genesis 29:17-19: Leah had weak eyes, but Rachel was lovely in form, and beautiful. Jacob was in love with Rachel and said, "I'll work for you seven years in return for your younger daughter Rachel." Laban said, "It's better that I give her to you than to some other man. Stay here with me."
Mark 12:33: To love him with all your heart, with all your understanding and with all your strength, and to love your neighbor as yourself is more important than all burnt offerings and sacrifices.
John 15:13: Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends.
John 15:17: This is my command: Love each other.
Romans 12:9: Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good.
Romans 12:10: Be devoted to one another in brotherly love. Honor one another above yourselves.
Romans 13:9: The commandments, "Do not commit adultery," "Do not murder," "Do not steal," "Do not covet," and whatever other commandment there may be, are summed up in this one rule: "Love your neighbor as yourself."
1 Corinthians 13: If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. If I give all I possess to the poor and surrender my body to the flames, but have not love, I gain nothing. Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails. But where there are prophecies, they will cease; where there are tongues, they will be stilled; where there is knowledge, it will pass away. For we know in part and we prophesy in part, but when perfection comes, the imperfect disappears. When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put childish ways behind me. Now we see but a poor reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known. And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.
The list of verses mentioned above outlines what love is about, and what I want to stress is that the Bible, to my knowledge, doesn't directly speak about a specific stance on dating. If you're looking for something that says, unequivocally, "dating is wrong" or "dating is right," you won't find it. The Bible tends to address ways of living and how to treat others.
All the verses above talk about love and how we should go about the business of love. Nowhere does it say that "dating" is an abomination of God's will or that "dating" is the wrong way to go about courting a potential mate. What the Bible tells us is how we should treat anyone we do choose to date.
If you read the above verses, and you followed God's blueprint for love, your dating experience would be a blessing! I believe that if we follow what the Bible says about loving each other, dating or not, our relationships would be healthy, satisfying and glorifying to God.
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"As members of our profession, we have a responsibility to contribute to the highest thinking in this field." Olaus Murie, 1954, Ethics in Wildlife Management, The Journal of Wildlife Management 18:289
Wildlife conservation emerged as a social and political movement in the United States and Canada during the 19th Century. The movement was led by "sport hunters," who decried the devastating losses of wildlife caused by "market hunters" – those who hunted for profit.
One of the major causes of market hunting was the Industrial Revolution, since it shifted human populations from farms to the cities, and created a demand for meat. As sport hunters organized to protect lands from market hunting, they developed codes of conduct and ethics and promoted the concept of "Fair Chase," where some central purposes of hunting became things such as the development of pioneer skills and self restraint.
Most importantly, the advocacy of organized sport hunters through the New York Sportsmen's Club, the Boone and Crockett Club, the Campfire Club and others resulted in government at the state, provincial and federal levels taking legal responsibility for wildlife conservation and management.
The early years saw much progress, with the establishment of state and provincial game agencies in both the United States and Canada, and the Federal Division of Economic Ornithology and Mammalogy (later the Bureau of Biological Survey and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) in the U.S.
Through the early 1900's, wildlife conservation was mostly a program of refuge establishment, game breeding, law enforcement, predator control, establishment of seasons and bag limits, and surveys. As time went on, however, many leading conservationists began to realize that more actions were needed in order to stem continuing losses and conserve wildlife.
Wildlife conservation and management became recognized as a formal discipline in the 1930's. Wildlifers had been meeting annually for many years, but until Aldo Leopold, Arthur Allen, and Herbert Stoddard began to give presentations on wildlife ecology and management in the late 1920's, the topics discussed focused largely on game breeding.
Leopold and a distinguished group of wildlife conservationists were asked by the American Game Institute (now Wildlife Management Institute) to draft a policy to guide wildlife conservation.
The 1930 American Game Policy laid out a broad vision, acknowledging that existing conservation programs were inadequate to stem the declines in wildlife. The policy called for a program of restoration implemented by scientifically trained professionals with a stable funding source. The policy also declared it was time for wildlife management to "be recognized as a distinct profession and developed accordingly."
The subsequent establishment of university programs (beginning with Wisconsin in 1933) and the Cooperative Wildlife Research Units gave life to the policy. The Pittman-Robertson Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act provided stable funding as called for in the policy (Robertson was one of the policy's authors).
Wildlife conservation and management still lacked a nucleus – the organization to establish professional and ethical standards and promote communication. In the summer of 1935, Ted Frison, Director of the Illinois Natural History Survey, wrote to several colleagues encouraging them to meet in Urbana to discuss the problems they shared in achieving conservation. Wildlifers from many Midwest states met in Urbana that December to discuss forming a national professional society.
Two months later in February 1936, the First North American Wildlife Conference was held in Washington, D.C. The Midwesterners brought their idea to a larger audience, and the Society of Wildlife Specialists was formed, with Ralph (Terry) King as its first president. One year later, at the Second North American Wildlife Conference in St. Louis, the first formal meeting was held and the name was changed to The Wildlife Society.
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In 1968 the title changed to Executive Director to more accurately reflect the responsibilities. In 1964 the position of President-Elect was created to allow an indoctrination period for the incoming President. In 1989, Society bylaws were changed and beginning in 1991 the individual elected Vice-President served successive one-year terms as Vice-President, President-Elect, President, and Past-President.
Council currently consists of an Executive Committee comprised of President, President-Elect, Vice-President, and Past-President, and the remainder of the board comprised of eight section Representatives.
The Society has a subunit structure comprised of geographic sections, state and provincial chapters, and working groups. The first subunit established was the Northeast Section in 1938. The first chapter was established in Minnesota in 1948.
Council established the staff position of Field Director in 1972 to work more closely with sections and chapters, and to follow natural resources legislation affecting wildlife resources. In 1990 membership approved establishment of a Policy Director position, and the first Policy Director (now Government Affairs) was hired in April of 1991.
In 1994, the Field Director position was renamed Program Director to reflect a shift in responsibilities to organization of the Society's Annual Conference. In 2006 the position was renamed Conferences and Membership Director.
Council created the staff position of Managing Editor in February 1999 in order to establish a permanent editorial office at society headquarters, and oversee production and business aspects of all Society publications. The position was renamed Publications and Information Management Director in 2006 to encompass sweeping changes in Society information management.
Annual meetings of the Society were held in conjunction with the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference from 1937 to 2004.
Beginning in September 1994, the Society has held its own Annual Conference sponsored each year by a State Chapter. Council continues to meet annually in conjunction with the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference.
The Society has also sponsored three International Wildlife Congresses since the early 1990's.
The Society publishes scientific journals, technical reviews, position statements on policy issues, and books. A description of some of these products is below.
The Journal of Wildlife Management
One of the most important reasons for establishing the Wildlife Society was the collective desire for a journal of wildlife management so that professionals could communicate with each other. Volume 1 of The Journal of Wildlife Management was published in 1937 as the premier outlet for applied science in wildlife conservation, and The Wildlife Society was off to a start with 600 members.
Wildlife Monographs
In 1958, The Wildlife Society published the first Wildlife Monograph. President A. Starker Leopold, in introducing this new publication, stated that WM is for manuscripts considered too long for JWM. Nearly 200 have been published in subsequent years.
Wildlife Society Bulletin
From the inception of The Journal of Wildlife Management, concern has been raised – particularly by its editors – that it did not contain enough content useful to wildlife managers, and that its target audience was primarily wildlife scientists. In May 1972 the Wildlife Society Bulletin was established as an outlet for management-related articles. The content of WSB included opinion pieces as well, and also offered news and information on Society issues. In 2007 the Bulletin was discontinued, and its content integrated into a new JWM. However, in 2011, the Bulletin was restarted.
The Wildlife Professional
In 2007, The Wildlife Professional emerged as a magazine designed to provide current information, news, and analysis in a popular format to practicing wildlife professionals.
Techniques Manual
In 1960 the Society published the Manual of Game Investigational Techniques. This book has become popularly known as the Techniques Manual and this and its subsequent editions have been the primary textbook for wildlife management techniques courses for the last five decades.
Government Affairs Program
The Society maintains an active and vigorous policy program. Society staff and volunteers monitor legislation affecting wildlife and natural resources and provide science-based input to policy makers. The Government Affairs Program oversees the development of Technical Reviews of current issues pertaining to wildlife conservation, and Council develops Position Statements that reflect the views of wildlife professionals.
The role of the Society relative to public policy has evolved over the years. The Society, as a professional scientific and educational organization, refrains from advocacy where it cannot ground its views on science. The Society's role in this arena has been hotly debated since its inception. Formal approval for Council to issue resolutions first appeared in bylaw revisions in 1957. A landmark change was member approval of the Policy Director position in 1990.
The Society initiated a Certification Program in 1977, providing certification that individuals met educational and experience criteria to be recognized as Certified Wildlife Biologists. An Associate Wildlife Biologist Certification was established to recognize individuals who achieved educational requirements, but lacked requisite experience.
The Wildlife Society's unique emblem features Egyptian hieroglyphics and depict our broad interest. The literal translation of the hieroglyphics, from top to bottom, is: beasts (mammals), birds, fishes, and flowering plants (vegetation).
Additional Resources
Further information on the early history of The Wildlife Society can be found in the Wildlife Society Bulletin, Volume 15 Issue 1, published in spring 1987 to commemorate the Society's 50th anniversary.


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Chicago FBI agents want your help tracking down a bank robber who wore more than a hat and dark glasses to disguise him.
It was late afternoon on November 22nd, when a masked man held up the Parkway Bank in Schaumburg. As the bandit entered the bank, he was almost completely disguised. FBI agents say he was wearing hooded jacket, dark sunglasses, a bandana wrapped around his face and gloves.
While he hid his appearance well, this bank robber did not hide the weapon he was carrying. Agents say the bandit threatened bank employees with a black semi-automatic handgun that he held "gangster style." They also say he ordered a bank employee to go into the vault and fill his backpack with cash. Before he escaped, investigators say this bandit ordered everyone to get on the floor.
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Here is what investigators do know about what this bandit looks like. He is described as a white male, 20- 30 years old, about 5' 11" and has a thin build. This bandit was last seen wearing a dark baseball hat, a black jacket with a hood, a dark blue bandana with white spots covering his face, black gloves, and baggy blue jeans.
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Mark Sanchez is a New York Jet, and that's about all he can ask for right now.The much-maligned signal-caller, coming off his fourth and worst season, will head into the 2013 offseason without the starting job in hand for the first time since 2010. (photo: TexCap, Flickr)"I think he's champing at the bit," New Jets general manager John Idzik told WFAN Monday. "And he wants to get going with his new coordinator (Marty Mornhinweg). He's all about competing. I got a really good feeling from Mark."It will be up to Idzik to make Sanchez's job as difficult as possible. If he earns it, he truly needs to earn it this time. And if he earns it, Jets fans might not be tickled to death.Gang Green will almost certainly bring in a veteran via free agency or trade, and making what could be a reach in the first round for one of the questionable signal-callers coming out of college isn't out of the realm of possibility, though the Jets are better served getting a QB in Round 2 or beyond....
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