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American Imprint Collection (Library of Congress)
Biddle, James (1731-1797)
Boss, Peter
Bradford, Thomas (1745-1838)
Budd, Thomas (1648-1699)
Grolier Club (New York)
Keith, George (1639?-1716)
Penn, William (1644-1718)
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Account of several passages and letters between his Excellency Benjamin Fletcher, captain general and governour in chief of the Province of New York... etc. commissionated by their Majesties... to be their lieut. and commander in chief of the militia, and of all the forces... within... Connecticut... and the present administrators of the laws in the collony of Connecticut, in the month of October, 1693, An
address delivered at the celebration by the New York Historical Society, May 20, 1863, of the two hundredth birth day of Mr. William Bradford, An
answer to Mr. Franklin's Remarks, on a late protest., An
Bradford exhibition
By the Honourable George Thomas, Esq; lieutenant governor and commander in chief of the province of Pennsylvania ... A proclamation : Whereas by the express order of the Hon. the Proprietaries, no warrant or license has issued out of the land office for taking up or settling any lands in the county of Lancaster, to the westward of the Kittochtinny-Hills otherwise called the Endless or Blue Mountains ... Given at Philadelphia under my hand ... the fifth day of October 1742 ...
Catalogue of books printed by William Bradford and other printers in the Middle Colonies, exhibited at the Grolier Club in Commemoration of the Bicentennial of the Introduction of printing into New York, April 14 to 21, 1893.
Early printing in the middle colonies : Address delivered before the Historical society of Pennsylvania, December 11, 1885, to commemorate the two hundredth anniversary of the introduction of printing into the middle colonies of North America
epistle from our yearly-meeting, held at Burlington, for New-Jersey and Pennsylvania, by adjournment, An : from the 20th day of the seventh month, to the 23d day of the same, inclusive, 1746 : to the several quarterly and monthly meetings of Friends belonging to our said yearly meeting.
excellent priviledge of liberty and property, The : being a reprint and fac-simile of the first American edition of Magna charta, printed in 1687
excellent priviledge of liberty and property, The : being a reprint and facsimile of the first American edition of Magna charta, printed in 1687
Lex Parliamentaria, or, A treatise of the law and custom of the Parliaments of England
narrative of an attempt made by the French of Canada upon the Mohaques̓ country;, A
New-England's spirit of persecution transmitted to Pennsilvania and the pretended Quaker found persecuting the true Christian-Quaker : in the tryal of Peter Boss, George Keith, Thomas Budd, and William Bradford at the sessions held at Philadelphia the nineth, tenth and twelfth days of December, 1692; giving an account of the most arbitrary procedure of that court.
New-York gazette (New York, N.Y. : 1725)
New-York gazette., The
Pennsylvania journal and the weekly advertiser
Pennsylvania journal, or, Weekly advertiser., The
Refutation of a dangerous and hurtful opinion maintained by Mr. Samuell Willard
refutation of a dangerous & hurtful opinion maintained by Mr. Samuell Willard, an independent minister at Boston, & president at the commencement in Cambridge in New-England, July 1. 1702. Viz that the fall of Adam, and all the sins of men, necessarily come to pass by virtue of Gods decree, and his determination both of the will of Adam, and of all other men, to sin. Sent to him in Latine soon after the commencement, A
Secretary's guide, or, Young mans companion in four parts. Part I. Contains directions for spelling, reading and writing true English, with true pronunciation. Part II. Arithmetick made easie, and the rules thereof explained and made familiar to the capacity of those that desire to learn. Part III. The method of writing letters upon most subjects, as from one friend to another, as well as trade, traffick or other occasions. Part IV. Contains a choice collection of bills of parcels, bills, bonds letters of attorney, indentures, ... profitable both for old and young to learn and know. The whole adorned with variety of other matters, as will appear by the contents., The
To the freeholders and electors of the province of Pennsylvania
Treatise of the law and custom of the Parliaments of England
tryals of Peter Boss, George Keith, Thomas Budd, and William Bradford, Quakers, The : for several great misdemeanors (as was pretended by their adversaries) before a court of Quakers at the sessions held at Philadelphia in Pensylvania, the ninth, tenth, and twelfth days of December, 1692 : giving also an account of the most arbitrary procedure of that court.
weekly advertiser, or, Pennsylvania journal, The
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National Merit Scholarship Corp. has announced about 2,500 winners of 2013 National Merit Scholarships.
The scholarships are college-sponsored and grant between $500 and $2,000 a year for up to four years of undergraduate study.
The 2013 Merit Scholarship Competition required students to take a qualifying test to enter the competition. Each semifinalist submitted a scholarship application, which included an essay. Semifinalists also had an outstanding academic record, were endorsed and recommended by a high school official, and earned SAT scores that confirmed the qualifying test performance. Of the semifinalist group, about 15,000 students met requirements for finalist standing. Only a portion became Merit Scholarship winners.
Of those recipients, students in Northwest Indiana won scholarships to attend universities in Indiana, Illinois, Texas and Tennessee.
Brandi Collins, of Crown Point High School, received the National Merit Vanderbilt University Scholarship.
Steven Marquez, of Griffith High School, received the National Merit Indiana University Bloomington Scholarship.
Seth Hershberger, of Kouts High School, received the National Merit Baylor University Scholarship.
Lillianna Pollnow, of Michigan City High School, received the National Merit Indiana University Bloomington Scholarship.
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Additional scholarship winners will be announced in July, bringing the total number of college-sponsored Merit Scholarship recipients to about 4,500 students.


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Saturday Night Live - S38E09 Jennifer Lawrence - S39E07 Josh Hutcherson
She has the soul of a comedian and can riff on just about anything that crosses her path —Vogue on Jennifer Lawrence
"I think it gets so much easier to let things roll off your back. It's such a business of hurry up and wait, and if you let it get to you it will drive you absolutely insane."
I feel like there are two sides of you when you're famous, almost like Hannah Montana. There's Jen, that's just normal me at home, and then there's this Jennifer Lawrence person who people look up to.
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"She'd be on the set telling jokes and horsing around, and then she'd go into a scene and then blow the roof off it. She truly inhabits every moment." -David O. Russell about Jennifer in The Wrap
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LaVar Arrington 'Honored' to be Honored with Parking Spot at Richmond Arby's
The same Richmond, Va. Arby's restaurant which dedicated a parking spot to RGIII has now bestowed the same honor upon "Redskins Great" Lavar Arrington, ahead of Redskins training camp.
'Chad Dukes Vs. The World' Takes Over Afternoon Drive on 106.7 The Fan
After days of buildup, Chad Dukes has officially announced he'll be hosting the afternoon drive timeslot (Monday through Friday, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.) on his own, moving forward, in the wake of Lavar Arrington's full-time departure for Lavar Arrington.
'The Download' Episode V: Lavar Arrington to Depart for NFL Network (Listen)
As chosen by you with page views, here's 'The Download's' Top 5 most-read stories of the week, from 1067thefandc.com, as told by Chris Lingebach Sunday morning at 7 a.m. on 106.7 The Fan FM.
Lavar Arrington to Host Final 'Lavar and Dukes' Broadcast
Today marks the end of a five-year run for the Lavar and Dukes Show on 106.7 The Fan, as Mr. Arrington signs off of his radio show for the final time, to depart for the NFL Network in Los Angeles in a full-time capacity.
Blue Shorts Eats Giant Jalapenos to Impress Lavar and Chad (Video)
VIDEO: Blue Shorts eats as many jalapenos as he can (without dying) in exchange for Lavar Arrington making an appearance on his new radio show.
Watch Lavar Arrington Hump a Pole 40 Times (Video)
Watch Lavar Arrington hump a pole 40 times because he lost a bet.
Lavar Arrington Gives Concussion Awareness Speech at White House (Photos)
Lavar Arrington was on-hand in the East Room of the White House Thursday to speak about raising awareness about concussions in sports, on behalf of the Healthy Kids & Safe Sports Concussion Summit (PHOTOS).
Lavar Arrington on Michael Sam: 'Just Say You Want to be a Celebrity!' (Video)
Former Redskin Lavar Arrington was very impassioned about Michael Sam's plans to film a documentary of his path to the NFL, saying "Just say you want to be a celebrity!" while adding he likely won't make the Rams final roster.
Germaphobe Chad Dukes Gets Hit With Trash; Chad Throws a Chair (Watch)
Someone threw a piece of paper from the trash at germaphobe Chad Dukes, who went crazy and reacted by cursing and throwing a chair at his assailant. Watch the video here.
Redskins Threaten to Sue Lavar Arrington for Calling Himself 'Redskins Great'
The Washington Redskins threatened a lawsuit by sending a "cease and desist" letter to former Redskins linebacker Lavar Arrington, for using the phrase "Redskins great" in a promotional flyer for his summer football camp.


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If u have a big exam on this novel coming up.......instead of reading all the chapter analysis's,read the overall anylsis, quotes and come up with the most important charcters and write out WHO they really are. Just a helpful idea.......!
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Obama rips climate change deniers in graduation speech
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ANAHEIM Calif. (Reuters) - With a feisty tone and a touch of aggravation, President Barack Obama on Saturday laid into Republicans who question the science of climate change and urged graduating college students to take on global warming as a cause.
A few weeks after unveiling rules to limit carbon emissions from power plants, Obama used a commencement address for the University of California, Irvine, to rally support from young people and slam opponents for denying that climate change is real.
"When President Kennedy ... set us on a course for the moon, there were a number of people who made a serious case that it wouldn't be worth it ... but nobody ignored the science. I don't remember anybody saying that the moon wasn't there, or that it was made of cheese," he said.
"Today's Congress, though, is full of folks who stubbornly and automatically reject the scientific evidence about climate change. They will tell you it is a hoax, or a fad."
Obama said some climate questioners ducked the issue by asserting they were not scientists themselves.
"I'm not a scientist either, but we've got some really good ones at NASA. I do know that the overwhelming majority of scientists who work on climate change, including some who once disputed the data, have put that debate to rest."
Most scientists say the earth is warming and human beings are contributing to it, but the issue is politically controversial. Many Republicans and some Democrats oppose Obama's plans to limit emissions from power plants because of the potential economic consequences.
Obama's record on climate change is also under fire from some environmentalists, who are pressing his administration to deny approval for the Keystone XL pipeline, which would bring oil from Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Young people make up a critical part of the Democratic Party's political base, and Obama urged the graduates to be motivated to fight global warming as they left the world of academia.
Climate change is becoming a major legacy issue for Obama and a hot topic in this year's congressional elections. Before the commencement ceremony, the president attended a Democratic fundraiser at the home of environmental activist Anne Earhart.
About 25 supporters attended, contributing up to $32,400 each, according to the Democratic National Committee.
In his speech, Obama announced a competition for communities hit by extreme weather to compete for $1 billion in funds to rebuild from and inoculate themselves against natural disasters.
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These warmist-scientists are not free to let their data lead them to a conclusion.
The same division between warmist and skeptic within the general population exists between the elite warmists sitting on the IPCC panel and skeptical scientists with PhD's.
So I say to you, if a scientist is already fully aware that he/she cannot publish a study apposing the IPCC's views without being labeled a "skeptic", blacklisted and thrown out of their cushy job. Then they already know they need to draw a conclusion BEFORE they begin a study. This is called Agenda-Driven-Science. They form a conclusion, go out and gather data, make observations, shape this data to fit their conclusion then "confirm" it with a climate model from the great USA's full time modeling center funded by, you know who, this global warming-loving administration.
This isnt science folks, it is politics. This has been going on since the 90′s.
One day you all will pull your head out of the sand and realize this. But you are too invested to admit you believed a hoax. You will need the IPCC to stumble and falter. This is already happening.
Try climate Audit, and look into Judith Curry's blogs to learn what the media simply refuses to report…just as they have done for 20 years.
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flutterbybaking asked: This blog is literal perfection. All your own work?
You'd blush but it would melt the butter that's somehow stuck to your cheeks. Yes, happily (and shamefully) this blog is just one person/baker/writer/lump.
This is you with sugar bigger than your head:
This is you writing novels like the productive human being you are:
If you click on this bit of text right here it takes you to your actual professional self, or, the person you pretend to be when you put on pants.
It's also been a while since you've been here. You're trying to remedy that by firing up the oven again. You may or may not have just cooked a dustbunny.
(The family matriarch passed away, a novel sold, and life just did what it does Mack Truck style.)
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Highland's manuscript mode that strikes a good balance between helpful and distracting. It's perfect for writing your NaNoWriMo novel — and it's half-off through November 7th.
Highland runs great under Mac OS 10.10 Yosemite. In fact, we've been running Highland with the Yosemite betas for months, so the past few builds all run fine. Except for a few small UI changes (such as using the green dot to go full-screen), you won't notice any significant differences.
We've re-opened the John August Store with new shirts for Scriptnotes and Highland, plus our first ever hoodie.
Highland features a robust and customizable Dark Mode, which can come in handy.
Over the weekend, we sold the most-ever copies of Highland, thanks largely to the Mac App Store's "Explore Your Creativity" promotion. With new users come new questions to the support desk, including this one I'm surprised never came up before: Is there any way to see two pages side-by-side in the preview? There is! In […]
Apple asked Highland and several other screenwriting apps to be part of their Explore Your Creativity promotion on the Mac App Store. It's a great time to check out these apps at discounted prices, and perhaps pick a new favorite.
In their first-ever live streaming episode, John and Craig open the mailbag to answer a bunch of listener questions.
Bronson Watermarker PDF is our first effort at internationalizing an app. The process was mostly smooth, but not without some surprises.
Many common formatting issues can be solved through the smart application of Find and Replace. Highland 1.7's new skills make find-and-replace even more powerful.
Every day, I check to see how many apps we sold the day before. Every day, I'm surprised. Week-to-week, we tend to sell about the same number of apps, but the variability day-to-day is higher than I would have expected, and doesn't seem to follow obvious cycles.
We had 57 entries for the Three Page Challenge we're conducting on May 15th. I wondered which apps these screenwriters were using, so I checked the metadata for each file.1 App # of Entries % of Total Final Draft 8 18 32% (unclear)2 7 12% Fade In 7 12% Final Draft (Windows) 6 11% Slugline […]
Highland has become my go-to screenwriting app. Which is surprisingly, really, because it was never intended for writing.
David Smith has compiled a list of recommendations for making the App Store experience better, including a better way to handle refunds.
Highland, our award-winning screenwriting app for the Mac, has a major update today. It's available in the Mac App Store.
Charles Forman, whose company OMGPOP developed Draw Something, is writing a screenplay in Fountain, and developing new tools along the way.
John and Craig talk with WGA President Chris Keyser about the tentative deal reached between writers and the studios, and why it's more groundbreaking than it might appear at first glance.
Highland 1.6 features all the improvements to PDF-melting from Weekend Read, including better support for PDFs created with Fade In and Celtx.
Weekend Read 1.0.2 greatly improves PDF reading and adds a lot of new content. The app is free in the App Store.
The response to Weekend Read has been terrific, and we've already learned a lot.
With two iPhone apps, you can go from a printed screenplay to one customized for your phone in Weekend Read.
We have a new app. It's called Weekend Read. It's for reading scripts on your iPhone, and it's free on the App Store right now.
On their website, Final Draft claims to be the preferred format for WGA registration. But that doesn't gibe with the WGA's own site.
Proposed changes in Fountain 1.1 focus on letting users force Lyric, Character and Action elements.
The editors of Macworld named Highland, our plain-text screenwriting app, one of the best products of 2013.
Editorial is one of the slickest text editors for the iPad, and thanks to some clever Python scripting, it can now show previews of Fountain scripts.


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Craig McDean- Sumo - Half Gallery - This fantastic show was curated by Emma Reeves. The opening reception was September 12th and sadly it closes Sept 18th.
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this is the back of the paperback, but it's been 10 years since the first publication of my "More Like Wrestling". wild.
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text: Greetings! Course vs. remove... "Remove" isn't actually Victorian but dates from about 1710. Nor is a "remove" a medieval word. And, a course (in the SCA time period) cannot contain "several removes". Nor does "remove" indicate a number of foods placed on one platter. The term "remove" has been well-documented by both Ivan Day and C. Anne Wilson, both respected and knowledgeable food historians, based in Britain. Here's what I found and then put into my infamous article "Of Course It's 'Course'! Remove 'Remove'!" I wrote (in part): " 'England's Newest Way in All Sorts of Cookery, Pastry, and All Pickles that are Fit to be Used' (3rd edition, 1710) contains a diagram for a two-course dinner. To quote from The Appetite and the Eye, "...there is even the recently adopted usage of the 'remove' (a dish to be succeeded by another). " (snippage) "Additionally, in the chapter Illustrations in British Cookery Books, 1621-1820 (The English Cookery Book, edited by Eileen White) Ivan Day writes the following regarding table plans: Their plans reflect the triumph at this high stratum of English society of the new (emphasis mine) French style of regulating a table. For instance, Henry Howardss Englands Newest Way of 1703 shows how the soup was to be replaced with a remove the English name for the releveé of French dining protocol. The circle at the head of the first-course table is inscribed: 'A pottage, for a remove Westphalia ham and chickens.' The pottage was served out to everyone present, and its large serving-bowl or tureen was then removed (emphasis mine). In its place was set the item of meat or fish written in the lower half of the circle. The soup and its 'remove' or replacement marked the first step towards a different division of the courses which led eventually, after the coming of Russian service early in the nineteenth century, to the usual sequence of courses at today's formal dinners." "A "remove", therefore, is just that. It is a dish that is taken off the table after people have been served, with another being set in its place. It is not a "course". The term didn't exist until close to 1700 or even after. It was new in the early 1700s. In no way did it ever exist within the SCA's time period." Not Victorian, not referring to a one-dish course. "Remove" has no authentic place in SCA feasts. It isn't a matter of semantics as someone said. It's like saying "I bought a truck" when you actually bought a motorcycle. Or, "Get in the bathtub" when your house only has a shower stall. A truck and a motorcycle have wheels and are a type of transportation, but they aren't interchangeable. A bathtub contains water and is used for cleaning one's body (or the dog!) and a shower produces water for cleaning the body, but the two items aren't the same thing. A course can be one dish or multiple dishes. A remove is one dish of a course which is taken away and replaced by another in the same course. Yeah, it's a "hobbyhorse" of mine. Why use a non-period word for something when there is a perfectly good period word - and when the two items aren't really identical? Sighhhhh.... Alys K. Elise Fleming alysk at ix.netcom.com http://home.netcom.com/~alysk/


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National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic Show Guide A to Z
Tuesday, February 11th, 2014
National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic runs Friday, February 14th through Sunday, February 16th at the Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee. In addition to more than 300 exhibitors, there will be seven seminar stages with hourly presentations. The event is presented by MidwayUSA.
Antler sheds. Looking to keep your bird dog busy this offseason? Renowned trainer Tom Dokken is revolutionizing the sport of using dogs to hunt for sheds and presenting at National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic.
Benelli has introduced the new Ethos shotgun for 2014, and you can get your first look at it at National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic.
Cabela's, World's Foremost Outfitter, longtime Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever supporter, is presenting sponsor of Rudy's Youth Village at the show.
Delmar Smith. "To train like a pro…you've got to think like a dog." Well, Delmar has 75 years of experience thinking like a dog, and you can catch up with him on the "Ask the Experts" panel at the Bird Dog Bonanza Stage.
Expert dog trainers. When Delmar Smith, Ronnie Smith, Tom Dokken, Jim Moorehouse and Bob West form a panel for you to ask questions, that's a combined 260 years of dog training know-how. Each day on the Bird Dog Bonanza Stage.
Free, as in wildlife habitat management plan. Stop by the Landowner Habitat Help Room at the show and you can consult with a wildlife professional about conservation options for your property from anywhere in the country.
Griffons. Wirehaired Pointing Griffons are growing in popularity perhaps faster than any other sporting breed. Learn more at the Wirehaired Pointing Griffon Club of America booth.
Habitat. Pheasants Forever's tagline is "The Habitat Organization." If your passion is improving habitat for pheasants, quail and other wildlife, the Habitat Hall group of exhibitors is a must.
Is your mouth watering? Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever are hosting their own "top chefs" at the show, including wild game chefs Tovar Cerulli, author of The Mindful Carnivore and David Draper of Field and Stream's The Wild Chef blog.
J&L Boykins is one of the man bird dog exhibitors at the show. Check out all the bird dog breeds at the Bird Dog Alley.
K9…you can bet there are a couple of exhibitors listed under this letter/number combo.
Life Membership. Make the ultimate commitment to conservation by becoming a Pheasants Forever Life Member. Visit the Pheasants Forever booth by the show floor main entrance.
Missing. If you're tired of it, then it's time for a new gun. Check out all the top makers on the show floor: Benelli, Beretta, Browning…
Native grasslands can offer quality nesting cover for pheasants. Come to the Habitat Stage and learn about diversifying and improving this critical habitat.
Outdoor apparel. Start at the Pheasants Forever MarketPlace on the show floor for your Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever-logoed gear. Your product purchases here support wildlife habitat conservation.
Pollinator habitat. What does it have to do with pheasants and quail? Check out the presentations on the Habitat Stage.
Quail are Scott Linden's favorite bird to hunt. Stop by the Wingshooting USA booth and meet the venerable television host who's an expert on bobwhite and western quail species.
Rudy the Rooster is Pheasants Forever's youth mascot. Visit the Youth Village area of the show and get your picture taken with him.
Smith, as in Delmar, Rick and Ronnie. National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic is a rare opportunity to see the three from this legendary dog training family at the same event.
Training. E-Collars. GPS. Pointers. Puppies. Retrievers. Spaniels. If you can name it, you'll find a how-to on it.
U.S. Bank presents Pheasants Forever's Visa Card. Stop by their booth, sign up for their card and receive either a hardcover wild game recipe book, a green PF shooters bag or a chance on a Tri-Star Setter 12 gauge shotgun.
Vegan-turned-hunter Tovar Cerulli, author of The Mindful Carnivore, provides a unique perspective on the Wild Game Cooking Stage.
Wingshooting from the good 'ol days with the L.C. Smith Collectors Association and the Parker Gun Collectors Association.
X marks your next upland hunting spot, and the tourism divisions from the likes of Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota, plus regional tourism representatives and guides and outfitters are here help you book your dream trip.
Yum… Hank Shaw is a hunter, chef, blogger and author of Hunt, Gather, Cook – Finding the Forgotten Feast. See him on the Wild Game Cooking Stage.
Zero-turn lawnmowers. Check out Wisconsin-based – and Pheasants Forever national sponsor, Scag Power equipment, one of more than 300 exhibitors at the show.
Field Notes are compiled by Anthony Hauck, Pheasants Forever's Online Editor. Email Anthony at firstname.lastname@example.com and follow him on Twitter @AnthonyHauckPF.
Free Tees, Dr. Death and Other Pheasant Fest Happenings
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
Pheasants Forever's Bob St.Pierre has a hard to top must-see list for this weekend's National Pheasant Fest. So do I. While I likely won't get to do them all (I am working, ya know), here's what I'm hoping to accomplish at the show.
- Storm Reports – We'll be posting video "Storm Reports" all weekend long from National Pheasant Fest, brought to you by Federal Premium Ammunition, the Official Ammunition of Pheasants Forever and makers of the all-new Prairie Storm pheasant loads (available summer 2010). "Storm Reports" will be posted here at the Pheasant Blog and also at Pheasants Forever's Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/pheasantsforever).
- Predators Rx – Don't bring your pet coyote in for a checkup. The Coyote Doctors (think Kevorkian, not House) will be giving presentations on calling these wily predators. A pastime I'm just getting into; and I need a professional diagnosis.
- Classic Guns Rock – Parker Gun Collectors Association, at booth #642 and also a pair of seminar presentations, will be profiling classic American double guns. And I like looking at guns.
- Remington, Benelli, Beretta, Browning/Winchester, DPMS, booths etc. – Did I mention I like looking at guns?
- Free T-Shirt – Word on the street is that you can check out the new Prairie Storm pheasant load at Federal Premium booth #625 and pick up a free t-shirt to boot (limit of 1,000). But you didn't hear that from me…
- Makin' Acres – Since my parents will be taking in the event this year, I'd like to go through the Landowner Habitat Help Room with my dad and see where we could add a few acres of habitat on the family farm.
- Snows & Toms – If you're like me and the spring snow geese & tom turkey dates are coming up fast on the calendar, snooping around for some deals on the show floor might not be a bad idea. Maybe back to the Federal Premium booth for a look at the Black Could Snow Goose load. And maybe a visit with an outfitter or two.
- National Pheasant Fest 2010 Banquet – At Pheasants Forever's 25th Anniversary in Saint Paul, I took in the evening banquet with my parents and Pheasants Forever colleagues Bob St.Pierre and Mike Traxinger. Now a law student at Drake, "Trax" will be back volunteering for "The Habitat Organization" this weekend. Could be déjà vu all over again. I wonder if Yogi will be in attendance????


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Charming Ponies's Fall Festival and Pumpkin Patch
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Saturday Oct 18th 10:00am -6:00pm
Sunday Oct 19th 1:00pm -6:00pm
Saturday Oct 25th 10:00am-6:00pm
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Find out about our sponsored athletes, who they are, and why they ski or ride for us. We only sponsor the truly talented and look for special people that make a difference in both the community and in their aspect of competition. We also look for role models and people who give back to the community while they pursue their goals and dreams.
Name: Dane Tudor
Hometown:: Rossland, B.C.
Current Ski Resort: Red Mountain.
Occupation: Professional Skier
Background Information: Dane is a determined, focused all round athlete. Whether shredding lines in the backcountry, hitting booters in the park, riding rails, his fluidity and steeze shine bright. He is a ripper! Dane possesses a unique ski imagination that allows him to turn a big mountain venue into a natural terrain park. Dane's big genuine smile and quiet demeanour compliment his confidence on skis. The fusion of big mountain and park; Dane is the hybrid skier to watch.
Sponsors: Salomon, Scott, Red Mountain Resort, Skull Candy, Mons Royal, Discrete Headwear
Films: Theory-3, the Journal, 2008 PBP Everyday Is A Saturday, a2009. PBP Revolver, 2010. PBP The Grand Bizarre, 2011.
Greatest Skiing accomplishments:2011:
IF3 Awards: Nominated Best Male Pro; 3rd Red Bull Cold Rush2010:
ESPN: Best Male Performance in a leading role; IF3 Awards: Nominated Best Male Pro; Powder Awards: Nominated Best Male Pro2009:
IF3 awards: Best Male Pro; Powder Awards: Breakout Performer; Powder Awards: Nominated Best Male Pro2008:
1st Freeskiing Open Championships, Red Mountain Resort; 4th Red Bull Cold Rush Invitational, Red Mountain Resort; 3rd Subaru US Extreme Freeskiing Championships, Crested Butte2007:
2nd JR Canadian Freeskiing Championship, Red Mountain Resort; 1st JR Big Mountain Freeskiing Series, Lake Louise; 1st JR Big Mountain Freeskiing Series, Fernie;2003-2005:
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Tiger Transit
Leave your car at home and catch the bus. Tiger Transit provides a bus service on many routes on campus and around Auburn, from 7am until 10pm. The service is free to students and available for a fee to staff and faculty. All regular route buses now have bike racks.
For information about Tiger Transit services see the Tiger Transit website.
Local Bus: Lee-Russel Public Transit (LRPT)
LRPT (formerly LETA) is a dial-a-bus curb-to-curb service available to everyone living in Lee and Russell counties. Auburn University Students, Staff, and Faculty ride FREE with a valid Auburn University I.D. Now you don't even need a car to do your grocery shopping!
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Airport Shuttle: Express 85, Atlanta Airport
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Every year there are many lists that pass the summer months by. Some list moments from the past seasons, rank the best players or even take a historical look through the archives of program history. This is one of those lists.
With 45 days until the Ole Miss Rebels kick off against the Vanderbilt Commodores, Ole Hotty Toddy will be listing off the 45 Rebels who are most crucial to the success of the 2013 campaign. Today we begin with No.45 Mark Dodson, Jr..
Mark Dodson, Jr.
Running Back
5'10 195 Lbs.
Memphis, Tenn.
2012 Season: Dodson's senior campaign at Whitehaven High School was a memorable one. In 15 games he managed to rush for a combined 3295 yards on 318 carries, resulting in37 touchdowns. He ended his prep career as the all-time leading rusher in Shelby County history.
A 4-star recruit by Rivals, ESPN and 247, Dodson accrued a lot of national interest. He initially chose the Rebels over Vanderbilt, but Freeze & Co. has to hold off an elevnth-hour ambush by the Longhorns in January.
As an early-enrollee, he got to run through spring practice and impressed the coaching staff throughout. It will be hard to keep a guy like him off the field and with the substitution-laden offense that head coach Hugh Freeze likes to run, he will play early.
Value: With the loss of Randall Mackey, there is an open spot in the Rebel backfield. That said, Ole Miss returns senior Jeff Scott who rushed for 846 yards and 6 touchdowns last year as well as sophomores Jaylen Walton and I'Tavius Mathers who rushed for a combined 326 yards and 2 touchdowns in limited duty. Freeze also inked four 4-star running backs in Dodson, Kailo Moore, Eugene Brazley and Jordan Wilkins.
Dodson has shown his value to the coaches and has a leg up on his fellow freshmen by getting to camp early. There is a chance that Moore and Brazley see time in the defensive backfield and/or the slot on offense which could mean more snaps for Dodson. At just 170 Lbs. Scott is not your classic workhorse and with the inexperience of Walton and Mathers, Dodson could be a vital part of the running game. If he can come in and do his job from the get-go, he could be a huge asset for the Rebels.
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