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Written by Barbara Tetreault
Oct. 23, 2014
BERLIN – The two candidates for the District 1 state senate seat present very similar biographies. Mark Evans and Jeff Woodburn were both born and grew up the Coos County – Evans in Berlin and Woodburn in Whitefield. They both moved away to pursue careers and then the pull of the North Country brought them back to their hometowns.
But while the two men, both approaching fifty, share a commitment to the North Country, they have very different views of the role of government. Those views were on display at Tuesday's debate at Berlin High School.
Running for a second term, Democrat Jeff Woodburn argues government has an important role to play caring for the most vulnerable, supporting public safety, making education more affordable, and preserving the natural environment.
"Government matters in the North Country," Woodburn said.
A Republican, Evans said he rejects the belief that big government knows best how to educate your children, spend your money, and provide for your safety.
"Less money in government is more money in the economy, and then more jobs," Evans argued.
For about 45 minutes the two answered questions from the small crowd. In a change from other formats, those in attendance met in small groups before the debate to discuss issues of importance to the region and develop questions. Each candidate was given as much time as he wanted to answer the questions.
Evans said New Hampshire has a narrow tax structure and all too often the cost of paying for actions taken by the legislature is passed on to the local communities and ultimately to property taxes. When he served on the Berlin city council, Evans said he was amazed at how little flexibility the local government had.
Woodburn noted the last state budget passed the senate unanimously. He said the budget had a lot of appropriations that benefited the North County such as funding to keep Tri-County Community Action Program operating and Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital in Colebrook open.
On the issue of health care, Woodburn said of the approximately 20,000 people who have signed up coverage under the state's expanded Medicaid program a disproportionate number have been from his district. With four percent of the population, the region has 12 percent of the new enrollees. The program signs people onto private insurance plans, which Woodburn said makes the system more robust. He noted that next year more companies have signed up to offer insurance policies in the state.
But Evans said the program is funded by federal dollars through the Affordable Care Act and predicted when the federal dollars go away, so will the program. He said in the long run the Affordable Care Act is not fiscally sustainable. Evans pointed out that as an acupuncturist, he works in the health field and said there is no easy solution to the problem of health coverage.
Asked about college tuition costs, Woodburn said he has first hand experience with two kids in college. He said one goes to a private college and the other is at an out-of-state public college and both pay less tuition than they would in-state.
He said 50 years ago, a mill worker could send their child to college on three months earnings. Woodburn said that is not true anymore. He said middle class workers have lost ground as Republicans have demonized labor. Woodburn said he believes in a trickle up economy while his opponent is a supporter of the trickle down approach.
Evans said he is not a proponent of trickle down economies or union busting. He said he believes education is a good long-term investment. But, Evans said he feels there are ways to streamline education and reduce costs. He said he is not willing at this time to support increasing funding to education.
Asked about how government can help Coos County grow, Evans said everyone knows the economy is bad right now. He proposed keeping taxes level, removing regulations and red tape that discourage businesses, and reducing the size of government.
Woodburn said the state needs practical solutions not ideology. He noted there are no property taxes in Dixville Notch and the roads there are state owned but still redevelopment of the Balsam Grand Resort has been a struggle.
Woodburn said sometimes there are regulations that don't make sense but said the state is responsive in such situations. He said the region needs a senator who will dig and work through the bureaucracy to help small businesses.
Woodburn said roads are important and said the impact of decision back in the sixties to expand I-93 to Littleton and not to Berlin can be clearly seen. He said that is why he supported the increase in the gas tax.
Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier said the cost of energy in New England is one of the biggest impediments to growth and asked how they would proposed to make energy affordable.
Evans said Berlin is already an exporter of energy with its various hydro facilities and the biomass plant. He said the region could export more renewable energy if the Coos Loop was upgraded to handle additional energy. Evans said he likes some of the green energy initiatives underway. He noted the federal government subsidizes oil and coal and said he does not know how those industries would fare on the free market. Evans said it would be nice if the Burgess BioPower plant were able to sell electricity directly to the community.
Woodburn said the cost of energy is a big local concern, noting Gorham Paper and Tissue last winter curtailed operations because of the price of natural gas. At the same time, he said the environmental and aesthetics of the region have to be considered in looking at siting projects here.
Woodburn said the Seabrook nuclear power plant, which provides almost a third of the state's energy needs, is now close to 30 years old.
Woodburn charged that Evans signed the Americans for Prosperity Pledge attributed to the organization founded by the billionaire Koch brothers. He said the pledge with its opposition to the Medicaid expansion and the Affordable Care Act as well as support for Right to Work legislation is against the interests of the North Country. Woodburn said only 4 of the state's 24 senators signed the pledge. He said Evan's willing to sign the pledge proves he is an ideologue.
Evans responded that there are billionaires funding both political parties and said he signed the pledge because it represents his values. He stressed he has not received any political funding from the group.
"The Koch brothers' money didn't make it down to me," he said.
Evans said he is outspoken opponent of taxes and argued the state legislation is not going to fix the issue of income disparity.
In his closing remarks, Woodburn said he has been labeled the state's most independent senator and has a proven record of working with Republicans and Democrats to get things done.
Evans said he supports sustainable spending, a sustainable economy, and a sustainable government. He said he understands that people need services. But he said if government spending is not checked, it will collapse.
In addition to the debate between Woodburn and Evans, those in attendance read brief introductions from State Representative District 3 candidates Robert Theberge (D), Alethea Froburg (D), Yvonne Thomas (D) and Eric Catman (R), all of Berlin; as well as District 5 candidate Arthur Hammon (D), and District 2 candidate Wayne Moynihan.
The event was sponsored by The Berlin Daily Sun, North Country Listens, Androscoggin Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Berlin High School.
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Council set to approve management plan for Mount Jasper
Written by Barbara Tetreault
BERLIN – Just days after a ribbon cutting celebrating the new trail network and interpretive signs at Mount Jasper, the city council Monday night began the process of approving a management plan for the 203-acre property.
AMC's Backcountry Resource Conservation Manager Sally Manikian, who chaired the Mount Jasper planning board subcommittee, reviewed the management plan with the council.
The plan calls for promoting and managing the property as a quiet place and for protecting the archaeological and geological features that exist there. Manikian said the plan prohibits ATV use on the parcel because of the sensitive wetlands and the steepness of the terrain. She said it is primarily used by the community as a walking trail and is an idea location for a quiet recreational experience.
Mount Jasper is nationally known for the rhyolite used approximately 9,000 years ago by the Abenaki to make tools. Part of the property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. At the request of the state historic preservation office, collecting artifacts and mining is not allowed on the site.
Councilor Mike Rozek asked about snowmobile use. Manikian said there is a designated snowmobile trail on the property. With the help of students, the White Mountain Ridge Runners Snowmobile Club built a new parking lot near the old Cates Hill landfill that serves both hikers and snowmobilers.
Mayor Paul Grenier said his only concern was the fact that the Mount Jasper Committee, which will monitor the management plan and submit an annual report, does not specific a representative from the city council. Manikian said currently City Councilor Lucie Remillard serves on the committee as a planning board representative. But she agreed that the council should have a designated position on the committee and the change will be made.
The council held a first reading on an ordinance adopting the management plan and it will come up for a final vote in two weeks.
Last Thursday, members of the committee gathered for a ribbon cutting. On hand were the students who did the trail work as well as the two artists who created the four new interpretive signs. Under the direction of Manikian in her position at the AMC, Berlin High students in the Jobs For American Graduates built the new trail leading up Mount Jasper from the parking lot near the Berlin High running track.
Students from the Enriched Learning Center worked on a high elevation trail from Cates Hill and also on the parking lot and trailhead kiosk.
The final piece were the four interpretative signs researched and drawn by Michael Eastman, who said his ancestry includes American Indian. Andre Belanger of StudioWorks made the signs.
Manikian noted the project had taken about four years but residents and visitors can now enjoy a quiet hike with some spectacular views and natural features in the heart of the city. She also promised the committee will remain active.
"The trail will still be worked on - by no means are we done," Manikian said.
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WMCC hosts open house for students
Written by Kirstan Lukasak
BERLIN—The White Mountains Community College in Berlin hosted an open house earlier this month for perspective students and their families. The tour highlighted programs that the college offers, and was accompanied by a meal prepared by the culinary students.
During the tour participants were shown classrooms, and got to meet some of the teachers. Students also toured the library, academic support center and the student wellness center.
The student wellness center is run by the students and is geared towards the student's interests and needs. In the past the students have funded breakfasts, personalized sweatshirts and outings. The center includes a lounge, and workout facility. The goal of the wellness center is to give students a place to relax and socialize in between classes.
"We really want to show the students that we do offer the college experience that many of them are looking for," said Kristen Miller, admissions counselor at WMCC.
Miller also pointed to the low tuition rates at WMCC and noted that many of their two-year programs are transferable to four-year programs offered by other schools. The school also offers financial aid assistance to students who qualify.
"For forty years WMCC curriculum has been driven by the industry, and we strive to serve the community at a lower cost. I cannot stress enough that you will gain valuable skills that will make you competitive in the workforce, " said Miller.
Starting Oct. 27 the college will be offering 8-week on-line courses in Business Administration, Criminal Justice and Liberal Arts. On-line classes offer students the flexibility to work from anywhere.
For more information about WMCC, the programs that they offer or to speak to an admissions counselor call 752-1113 or www.wmcc.edu
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McDevitt Trucks purchases former Currier property
Written by Barbara Tetreault
GORHAM – The former Currier Trucking Company building and an adjacent lot on Route 16 were sold at auction Wednesday afternoon to the McDevitt family, which owns and operates McDevitt Trucks Inc. The high bid was $275,000 plus a ten percent buyer's premium, bringing the total purchase price to $302,500.
Based in Manchester, McDevitt currently has three locations in New Hampshire and Massachusetts including one in Lancaster.
The company's webpage describes it as the largest heavy-duty truck dealer in New England, representing Mack, Volvo, Peterbilt, Western Star, and Isuzu trucks.
Kevin McDevitt, who attended the auction, said the company is keeping its options open for the property.
"It just seemed like a good location for a truck store," he said.
The two properties were part of four properties sold at absolute auction Wednesday by the town, which acquired them at tax deed.
Also sold were a 3-bedroom house at 15 Main Street and a lot at 26 Spruce Street.
Marlene and Arthur Marchand of Shelburne purchased the 15 Main Street property with a high bid of $21,000 plus buyer's premium. Marlene Marchand said the couple wanted to move back to town and planned to extensively renovate the house. She noted they had lived next door to the property before moving to Shelburne.
The Spruce Street lot was sold to abutters Dennis and Deb Therrien for a bid of $4,500 plus buyer's premium.
The North Hampton firm of Paul McInnis, Inc., conducted the auction, which attracted about 30 people.
Bidders were allowed to bid on the four properties individually and also to bid jointly on the former Currier building at 459 Main Street and the adjourning lot at 1 Tees Road. But there was no interest in the 1 Tees Road lot individually and the two properties ended being sold as a unit.
The 459 Main Street property included a 20,000 square foot building on a 4.39-acre lot with an assessed value of $1.09 million. The vacant two-acre lot at 1 Tees Road was assessed at $227,900.
Town Manager Robin Frost, who watched the bidding, said she thought the auction had been successful.
"I think we did as well as expected," she said.
She acknowledged that the town will not recoup all the back taxes and interest it is owed. The Currier properties combined owned over $600,000 in back taxes, interest, and fees.
But Frost noted the properties, which have not generated tax revenues since 2006, will now go back on the tax rolls. Frost said it appears the former Currier property will become a business again and create jobs.
She said she thought McInnis had done a great job in publicizing the auction and attracting bidders.
Earlier this year the Car Freshner building and property on Route 110 in Berlin went at auction for a total of $357,550. That property included a 41,000 square foot building on 5.6 acres. Frost noted the Car Freshner building was in very good condition.
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City recognizes groups and individuals for going the "Extra Mile"
Written by Barbara Tetreault
BERLIN – The city honored six organizations and individuals that have gone the "extra mile" to make Berlin a better place in a ceremony at Monday's city council meeting.
Recognized were the Androscoggin Valley Chamber of Commerce, White Mountain Beagle Club and Paul Partenope, Sylvia Poulin, Diane Davy, the late Robert Platt, and Will O'Brien and his beautification team at Northern Human Services.
The Extra Mile America Foundation works to inspire citizens to maximize contributions to their communities in volunteerism, service, and personal effort. November 1 has been declared 'Extra Mile Day' and Mayor Paul Grenier issued a proclamation celebrating the day in Berlin.
The mayor offered tributes to the recipients.
He said Will O'Brien and his team do an amazing job planning, planting, weeding, and watering the gardens throughout the city. Working under O'Brien's direction are Scott Hachez, Patrick Chaloux, Cory Paradis, Craig Eichler, Lori Duclos, Alyssa Warner, Bill Gagne, Ben Gagnon, David Manikian, and Caroline Manikian.
"Each one takes great pride and care in helping to make the city a beautiful and clean place to live," Grenier said.
The mayor called Sylvia Poulin "an on-going driving force in the downtown initiative". He noted she gives hours of her time and energy to spearhead the Downtown Day of Caring to beautify the downtown and also is very active in chamber events.
"It's a thrill to work with her," Grenier said. "She is tireless."
Diane Davy was recognized for demolishing a dilapidated house on High Street and replacing it with a beautiful flower garden. Grenier said her efforts made a big improvement in the neighborhood.
For over 25 years, White Mountain Beagle Club and Paul Partenope in conjunction with the Lancaster Veterinary have helped provide access to affordable pet care to area citizens. Grenier said the organization has hosted rabies clinics at reduced prices allowing people of all income levels to properly care for their pets.
The Jericho ATV Festival, Lumberjack Festival, Wingzilla, and RiverFire and Horrorfest are just some of the events organized and sponsored by the Androscoggin Valley Chamber of Commerce. The chamber, Grenier said, "is at the heart of several significant events that are designed to bring pride and economic development to the Androscoggin Valley it serves". He said there is a core group of directors and volunteers that pour their hearts and souls into countless hours of preparation and events.
The city also posthumously recognized the lengthy public service career of Robert Platt. Platt served two terms as city councilor, was a long time police commissioner, and also filled in as interim mayor and interim city manager. But Grenier said Platt's greatest gift to the city was his work creating the Androscoggin Valley Regional Refuse Disposal District, which is now a $33 million operation.
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Marketed by : New Home Cyprus
Added: Fri, 24-Oct-2014
This is a superbly renovated apartment situated in a desired area of Kato Paphos close to the sea. It has been renovated in all areas and refitted with new fixtu... [Read more]
The Neptune Hotel Apartments are a family run business and the owner Stavros and his team of staff will do everything possible to ensure that your stay is memorable and trouble... [Read more]
An exquisite property in ATHENS, spread over 6 levels with fantastic sea views across the Mediterranean sea.
Features Include :
7 Bedrooms
7 Bathrooms
Central Heati... [Read more]
The Avillion Holiday Apartments complex in the Paphos area of Cyprus offers one & two bedroom apartments and studios (an... [Read more]
This unique off-plan villa is located on an elevated development which benefits from fabulous unobstructed sea views of ... [Read more]
Absolutely unique home with opulent luxury.REDUCED FROM 6,200,000
Capture this rare opportunity to own this elegant r... [Read more]
Nicosia region
An exquisite dream home built surrounded by forest and beautiful landscape, yet close to Nicosia centre and with highway access to Limassol, Larnaca and other major desti... [Read more]
Marketed by : Gascoignes international
Added: Fri, 24-Oct-2014
Set in a quiet, elevated position 15 minutes walk to the sea front, with sea views from the upper floors, this complex is located in a much sought after area of Kato Paph... [Read more]
Situated in a quiet residential area in Kato Paphos, this attractive project is only 5 minutes walking distance to the blue flag Faros beach and only 300m from all other ... [Read more]
Set in the popular village of Peyia, just 5 minutes drive from Coral Bay with its wonderful beaches and coastline stretching along to the Akamas. AphrG is a small develop... [Read more]
Polis Gardens is superbly situated on the edge of the Akamas peninsula national park, only a short walk or drive to the Mediterranean sea. Polis Gardens comprises 1, 2 a... [Read more]
Anarita Chorio is set in the heart of the Cypriot countryside in the traditional village of Anarita. The development comprises fifty-six modern 2-bedroom houses and twen... [Read more]
Large building plot (8.600 sq metres) situated 1 kilometre north of Simou village, Paphos district.
Letymbou 566 plot is situated in the rolling hills close to Letymbou, Polemi and Kallepia villages. All three villages are surrounded by green, luscious vineyards supply... [Read more]
Peyia Gardens is ideally situated in a prestigious and well-kept neighbourhood in the beautiful Mediterranean countryside, on the outskirts of Peyia village.
Peyia G... [Read more]
This is the most beautiful project located in the lovely village of Armou, which lies just 8 km north-east from Pafos town, with commanding views of the mountains, the Me... [Read more]
Located in an elevated position with excellent Mediterranean Sea views near the village of Peyia, these stunning properties are set in beautifully landscaped private grou... [Read more]
Majestically situated on the hilltop overlooking Pafos, these large plots in Tsada command spectacular panoramic views of Pafos town and coastline. This coveted location... [Read more]
Anarita Valley is an attractive development on the outskirts of the traditional Cypriot village of Anarita. Set in a gently sloping valley, the project is surrounded by ... [Read more]
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Anarita Gardens is a small exclusive development set in a rural area between the sea and the hills in the beautiful Cypriot village of Anarita. The development comprises... [Read more]
These beautiful properties are situated in the prestigious village of Peyia, close to its many amenities and services and just a short drive from Pafos town.
Peyia Chorio 2 is set against a backdrop of beautiful hillsides and comprises a total of 40 one, two and three bedroom apartments and two bedroom houses. The modern apar... [Read more]
Situated on the outskirts of Konia Village, Vastades Plots maintain an elevated position with views to the Pafos coastline. A perfect location for those wishing to be cl... [Read more]
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Deserving Kids get a Special Flight to the North Pole
Updated: Monday, December 16 2013, 05:00 PM EST
HEBRON, Ky and The North Pole (WKRC) -- There was some holiday magic in the Tri-State this weekend and deserving children were the recipients.
They actually left the Tri-State briefly, flying to the North Pole from the Cincinnati Airport.
We caught up with them before they took flight Saturday.
It looked like a fun party at a Delta terminal and it was only the beginning for children and families needing some extra TLC this season. Some of the families are from around the world staying at the Ronald McDonald House while their children get medical care.
Other children being treated to the fun and singing are from the organization Most Valuable Kids who serves those who are underserved. Those providing the signing are from the West Clermont Choir.
Santa and Mrs. Clause were there and the excitement from the children could be seen in every smile.
Santa, as he normally does, had a big surprise. The children got to board a plane bound for the North Pole.
The plane magically and quickly made it to the North Pole with the sound of Christmas music in the background.
At the North Pole there was quite the welcoming committee. As the children made their way from where the plane had landed to a whole new party plenty of familiar faces helped made the children feel comfortable.
Mascots from the Bengals, Cyclones, NKU and the Reds.
This is the third year for the North Pole Flight.
The Ronald McDonald House cares for 78 families and serves as their home away from home.
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The pattern can be used for every season.
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thank you, skeeler! it's one of my most worn selfmade garments…
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This reminds me of a jean skirt I have sewn in a very similar way. I love how your skirt came together. It was worth the 5 years, I'm sure. :)
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Thanks easbrooke! My skirt should have been ironed…at least for the photo ;))
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"San Antonio has always been a little behind the times, especially in information technology," Thomas says. "We hear from a lot of clients who have never heard of (managed-print services) and don't understand it."
Thomas says many corporate executives and chief financial officers today have a better idea of how much they spend on toilet paper every year than how much they spend on making copies.
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WICHITA - John O. Dick, 71, loving husband, father, grandfather and friend, passed away on July 8. John spent his working career in the oil and gas industry, along with Boeing where he retired as a facilities engineer. He was an avid hunter, fisherman and lover of the outdoors.
KANOPOLIS - Terry Raymond Kowalsky, 69, died July 7 at his home in Kanopolis. Born Nov. 15, 1942 in Great Bend, he was the son of Leo Joseph and Hilda Margaret (Heinz) Kowalsky. He was a resident of Kanopolis since 2009, coming from Redding, Calif. where he had been a longtime resident. He operated a machine shop in Redding, Calif. and also farmed and raised cattle. He was involved in area dirt track racing in the 1960s and 1970s.
DODGE CITY – Clarence E. McConnaughy, 69, died July 9 at Trinity Manor Nursing Home in Dodge City. Born Oct. 8, 1942 in Great Bend, he was the son of Clarence E. McConnaughy Jr. and Martha (Kutnick) McConnaughy. He was a graduate of Fort Hays State University. On Oct. 14, 1961, he married Marsha Hoge in Great Bend. A resident of Dodge City since 1966 moving from Great Bend, he worked for Skaggs, George-Nielson Motors and Dodge City International.
LA CROSSE - Terra Maryha Helm, 37, died on July 8 at her home. Born March 28, 1975 in Bath, Maine, she was the daughter of Mark A. and Katherine M. (Steadman) Helm Fisher. She moved from her birthplace of Bath, Maine, at an early age. A former resident of Great Bend, Hays and Wichita, she was a resident of La Crosse since her high school graduation from La Crosse High School in 1993.
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I only use this mascara on my bottom lashes. My bottom lashes are very tiny and I used to get mascara all over my skin when trying to apply mascara with bigger brushes. This brush is tiny enough that I can make them look longer without getting the mascara everywhere. So for that, I'll give it 5 lippies and will continue to purchase it. However, I'm definitely sticking with my HG Maybelline's full n soft mascara when doing my upper lashes.
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I personally found this mascara a bit too hard after drying, though it wasn't nearly as bad as the Maybelline Volume XXL waterproof. I have blond eyelashes naturally and this really did colour them darker, but it didn't do much for them otherwise. The brown shade in which this mascara comes is really lovely though.
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I already have visible lashes, so with that pretense, this straightened out my already there lashes and made things worse. I was better off just not adding anything to them! So if you're someone with no visible lashes, I can't imagine what it would NOT do for you! D:
I'm surprised at the poor reviews for this product. I actually like Great Lash. It's my go to mascara when I need an emergency replacement for my Just For Redheads mascara. Affordable and available virtually everywhere, I like it in the dark brown. Great Lash is more for a natural look and is especially suited for blondes and redheads. Personally I think it looks garish to have HUGE black lashes against pale skin and red or blonde hair. It's important to step back and look at the whole picture. You want all of your makeup to blend. If you're honest with yourself, you might realize that a more subtle black or brown lash might actually look better.
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Just when I think there's not going to be much excitement waiting along the Des Plaines River, Mother Nature dishes up some surprises and sends me back home in wonder. We're kicking off the spring migration, and today I saw a Yellow-rumped Warbler, my first of the season. I also spotted a Pied-billed Grebe fishing in the main channel of river, just north of Lake Street. This was my first time seeing this small water bird in these woods.
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I have never seen Wood Ducks put on the display like they did this morning. I saw over a dozen paddling in the flooded woods. They are all in their full breeding plumage now, which by itself is a sight that should restore your awe of our local - often battered - natural world. The normally shy Wood Ducks were ripping and cavorting like Blue Jays through the bottomlands presumably staking out mates and territories.
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Female Mallards, it should be noted, sport their own subtle come-hither plumage: a bright blue trapezoid on their back half. It seems to be effective. A number of the bright-green headed males were in thrall, and life along this minor flyway flies along.
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At least ducks are big enough to get a good look at. Someday I'll be brave enough to learn the sparrows!
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How interesting! I always thought a duck was just a duck! I didn't know that the Wood Ducks have different behaviors than compared to other ducks, such as your average Mallard Duck.I haven't seen one myself, so you were very lucky to see a group of them. Thanks for the great information, enjoyable reading, and nice photo of the Des Plaines River.
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The electrical insulation in the curling irons may break down, resulting in a possible electric shock and injury to the user, although Wahl Clipper Corp. has not received any reports of electric shock or injury related to this product or defect.
The recalled curling iron package reads "Duet 2 in 1 Hair Styler with 1 1/2 inch barrel." There are two model numbers are involved: 5266-500 (sold in a plastic package) and 5266-500B (sold in a box). The curling irons have a gold and silver handle with gold barrel and silver clamp. The words "Wahl" and "Duet" are on the handle of the curling iron. The product was made in China.
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