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New London— Police have arrested one of two men who they say robbed and assaulted a person in an alleyway of 36 Bank Street early this morning. The victim suffered minor injuries.
After police responded to the scene at 1:18 a.m., a witness pointed to a man walking on Bank Street away from the scene as one of those involved in the assault.
Police then charged Darryl Ladson, 31, of 43 Williams Street, with third-degree assault, second-degree robbery and second-degree larceny. He is being held on a $100,000 bond and will appear in New London Superior Court Monday if he does not make bond.
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I have been feeding two out of three hives right now. Unbelievable that I have to feed them in June.Hopefully they will make some honey for themselves by September. Annette

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you don't have a .22lr!
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I was stuck on the decision of my next gun.I have a Glock 21 and 36.I have a S&W-M&P 9mm and my favorite of them all the Springfield XD-45c,I love that gun by far.So anyways I am looking at a sig or H&K.The sig a .357sig or the H&K the HK45 or compact not sure.I am open to other suggestions for any handgun brand or caliber.Thanks
you don't have a .22lr!
semiauto - ruger Target
Revolver - S&W 617 10 shot
Not only does he not have a .22lr, he (or she?) doesn't have a revolver either. Get a good Colt, Ruger, or S&W revolver, and feel what it's like to have an all-steel handgun in your hand. Get something in a four or six inch barrel, and have something that is more accurate and has a better trigger than the handguns you already have.
Or just get a 1911. Like a good .22, everyone needs a 1911.....
1911...go for it.
...I've had Colt and Ruger revolvers into the magnums and loved 'em...Just got into a 9mm auto and love it too. Just have to find a nice Ruger Mark II or III to make me happier and maybe get the wife to pop a few off...
If you enjoy semi-autos in service calibers, which it seems you do, adding a Sig Sauer or Heckler und Koch would be a fine idea. Have you considered a Beretta 92FS?
If I ever have the financial ability to do so, I would like to collect 9mm service pistols i.e. Glock 17, Sig Sauer P226, Beretta 92FS, H&K USP etc.
I see .22 LR, I see 1911
How about knocking off two birds with one gun and get a 1911 plus the .22LR conversion kit?
A good quality 22 auto like a Ruger Mark II would allow you to practice more economically. That is what I would go for. A good snub nosed revolver in 38/357 would be nice. "Every gun owner needs a J-Frame." I don't remeber who said it, but it is true!
I dont like revolvers to much but a 22 sounds good.I am a .45 lover and plan on getting more but man that ammo is killing me.What about a Mosquito for a .22?Thanks for all the responses keep em coming.
In that case I think the idea of getting a 1911 pistol in .45ACP and a conversion kit to shoot .22LR with it would be a great choice. If you are a .45ACP fan, a 1911 is almost a must for any collection.
All that being said, I know several people who have the H&K USP .45 and they all love it.


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Our friend here has the best mask collection in all of hyrule- looks like he's gonna need a bigger wall though An ode to one of my favorite games ever, inspired by Gerold Weschenmoser. This is hands-down the longest I've ever spent on an entry. Hope you enjoy
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The other pigs aren't really impressed. Unless he's bathing all the time, he's going to be pretty hot in the summer! (Pigs don't have sweat glands, that's why they cool down in mud).
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New version is here: http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=59953
Hey! Congratulations, we are as lost as it's possible to get. The most lost. There is no greater degree of lostness.
Are we even in the same game anymore, elf? People are going to start calling you the Hero of Lost. In colored words. Not something cool like the Hero of Time, or Wind or Sky... oh no, the hero of refusing to stop and ask directions. Hey!
This is six colors on a grass green tee. See the whole BIG VERSION here!
Thanks for looking, please vote if you like this design. ^__^
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I'd like to take this opportunity to apologize to anyone who expected better from me.
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Collab with Ignorant.
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Twinned with the biggest ball of twine in Minnesota, it's the World's Biggest* Hairball!
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This is six colors on a blue tee. See the whole BIG VERSION here!
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I like a powerful cup of coffee, but this takes it too far.
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Boxes! Best. Toy. EVER! It doesn't matter what came in the box, playing with the actual box is much more fun than whatever came inside. I don't know how many of you have kids, but seeing as we were all kids at some point, I bet a lot of you can agree with this! I hope you all like this design! I'd appreciate any feedback! :D
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Hey gang! I hope people like the design and here's a link to a larger jpeg of the design for details.
Yes that's a cat and a pug in the design. To me they symbolized staring the most. Cats with their unflinching locked stare and the pug with its huge bulging eyes looking every which way. Ever try having a staring contest with a cat or pug? Cat, yes. Pug, no.
On the topic of pugs, [sidebar] I have always wanted one. If I were to have one I would name him Niegel and he would have a British accent.
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What the-? :D That's awesome.
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What can I say? This is awesome!
Great mind use the same shampoo.
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Butter by the stick. Is there any other way to eat it?!
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I suppose we all have excuses for stuff, and I may be a little late hearing this phrase, since some may say its getting old already... I dunno. I used to be a good artist but then I... you know the rest!
Typography is not my forte.
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It's funny, but what's the dubious honor?
IT'S ALIVE!!!! Ha! Very nice work Walmazan.
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Nice choice on the green. I give you a +1
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Reference overload!
Nicely done, good color scheme. :^)
If this glowed in the dark that would be epic.
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ghostglide wrote:It's funny, but what's the dubious honor?
Red shirt, star trek, running joke.
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According to wine magazine Decanter and Bloomberg, Brad and Angelina will launch Miraval, a wine from their 1,000-acre estate, Chateau Miraval, in Correns, France, which they began leasing in 2008 and now own.
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"We are intimately involved and quite enthused over the wine project with our friends the Perrin family," Pitt said in a statement to Bloomberg.
A rose wine, which was previously produced under the name Pink Floyd - after the band who recorded the iconic "The Wall" album at the chateau's recording studio, Studio Miraval - will debut in March.
Winemaker Marc Perrin told Bloomberg that the star couple plan to release a great product.
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I am an FFL /SOT and shoot a LOT of FA in M16s. Mostly Wolf ammo to boot. None of my guns, to date, has cracked a bolt. Have cracked one cam pin though.
I am anal about inspecting the bolt and cam pin every shooting day and suggest others do so at LEAST as often.
Obviously, i do not shoot in the miserable conditions that our folks in the sandbox do. Not sure if that has any effect on the bolts but it sure wears everything it gets in (and it gets in EVERYTHING) so can't be good for the bolts either.
I am no engineer but am an A&P dealing with highly stressed parts. IMHO the bolt issue is less one of design than one of quality. I would NEVER use a plated bolt due to hydrogen embrittlement. I would never use a bolt from a questionable source. The type and QUALITY of the steel and in particular the quality of machining a bolt has a HUGE effect on it's strength! Tiny tool marks and / or poor radi can lead to stress risers and cracks. Very highly stressed parts that are "on the edge" in aircraft are beautifully finished, usually polished with generous radius at areas like the base of a locking lug. There is a reason for that - and an associated cost!
I have looked at a lot of bolts at gunshows and in customer's rifles. Some of them are VERY poorly finished and likely to crack eventually, IMHO. I suggest you inspect YOUR bolt and a quality one, such as Colt and decide for yourself if your's is "good enough".
Admittedly a better design, such as the AK is less susceptable to these kinds of problems but we are pretty much stuck with what we have. Until a better design (which would be of the bolt AND barrel extension most likely) we need to deal with it by bolt QUALITY.
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Trekking across the Granite State scoop by scoop
By NANCY BEAN FOSTER
Union Leader Correspondent | July 16. 2013 5:23PM
Elizabeth Hancock of Hopkinton spends her summers scooping ice cream at the Ice Cream Barn at Beech Hill Farm in Hopkinton. (NANCY BEAN FOSTER)
Created by Granite State Dairy Promotion and the Department of Agriculture, the 2013 New Hampshire Ice Cream Trail features 39 scoop shops that serve up locally made, and in some cases homemade, ice cream.
For years, the Kimballs made and sold their own ice cream and kept a herd of dairy cows, but when the economy took its toll on milk producers in New Hampshire, the family was left with two options: They could sell the farm and its land and just let it go, or they could change their focus from dairy farming to agritourism. They chose the latter.
At the farm, the dairy barn has been turned into the Ice Cream Barn, where 77 flavors of ice cream and frozen yogurt from Richardson's and Blake's, two of the larger producers in New England, are served.
The map also includes shops where the ice cream is made on site, including Walpole Creamery, Connolly Brothers in Temple, Wicked Good Dairy Delites in North Haverhill and Bishop's in Littleton.
Quinn said she loves the Ice Cream Trail, which brings in people who wouldn't normally stop by to try one of the 22 handmade flavors of ice cream Jim creates each day.
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Green Bay Women Take Team Title in Phoenix 1-2-3 Meet
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving teams wrapped up the two-day, three-session Phoenix 1-2-3 meet on Saturday evening, with the women's squad claiming the team title and the men's team placing second in the three-team field.
The Phoenix 1-2-3 featured schools from all three NCAA divisions, as Green Bay (Division I), St. Cloud State (Division II) and UW-Whitewater (Division III) all competed at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium. The Phoenix won 17 of 20 events on the women's side, finishing with a first-place score of 904, while the men's team had a winner in five events and finished just 24 points back of the Division II power Huskies.
Junior Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.) paced the Phoenix women with six victories over the two days, swimming to a pair of individual wins while also participating on four winning relay teams. Wolf won the 50 and 100-yard freestyle races in 24.25 and 53.27, and was a member of Green Bay's victorious 200 free (1:38.21), 400 medley (3:57.95), 200 medley (1:49.15) and 400 free (3:35.62) relays.
Senior Heather Bodin (Maple Grove, Minn.) won five total events, joining Wolf on the winning 400 free, 400 medley and 200 medley relays, while also earning individual wins in the 200 IM (2:08.65) and 100 butterfly (58.66). Junior Kendra Rottier (Green Bay, Wis.) was a four-time winner, taking the 500 free (5:07.74), 1650 free (17:32.13) and 200 fly (2:10.41), and also swimming on the first-place 800 free relay (7:53.62).
Junior Robert Miner (Madison, Wis.) won a pair of individual races on the men's side, cruising to victory in the 100 (51.90) and 200 (1:56.57) butterfly events. Senior Mitchell Spaeth (Fredonia, Wis.) also claimed an individual victory for the Phoenix men, taking the 3-meter diving event with a score of 317.90.
The Green Bay swimming and diving teams return to action on Nov. 30 at the three-day House of Champions Invitational, hosted by IUPUI in Indianapolis.
Women's Team Scores
1 - Green Bay 904
2 - St. Cloud State 726
3 - UW-Whitewater 460
Men's Team Scores
1 - St. Cloud State 851
2 - Green Bay 827
3 - UW-Whitewater 385
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DREAM Act Rhetoric A "Veritable Nightmare": Fox Resorts To Inflammatory Rhetoric To Attack Bill
In recent weeks, Fox hosts and guests have attacked the DREAM Act -- which would provide a path to legal status for certain immigrants who came to the United States as children -- with a barrage of inflammatory rhetoric.
Fox Attacks DREAM Act With Barrage Of Inflammatory Rhetoric
Jarrett: "Those Who Oppose [The DREAM Act] Call It A Veritable Nightmare." On the November 23 edition of America Live, Fox host Greg Jarrett stated: "You know, for millions of illegals, the DREAM Act is a propitious title because it would fulfill their dream of jumping right to the front of the line and becoming U.S. citizens. Those who oppose it call it a veritable nightmare, granting amnesty right away to more than 2 million illegal immigrants, and in the end, maybe as many as 6 million or more illegals." [America Live,11/23/10 [1]]
Gallagher's DREAM Act Analogy: "It Would Be Like Saying If One's Parent Is A Bank Robber, The Child Gets To Keep The Money And The Proceeds From The Bank Robbery." On the November 23 America Live, Fox News contributor Mike Gallagher described the "analogy" he uses to describe the DREAM Act: "The analogy I keep using ... is that we feel sorry for these children of adults who made a bad decision and broke the law to come into the United States, but it would be like saying if one's parent is a bank robber, the child gets to keep the money and the proceeds from the bank robbery. I'm sorry, most Americans don't accept this." Gallagher later said of the bill: "I don't think it's backdoor amnesty; I think it's front door amnesty." [America Live, 11/23/10 [2]]
Dobbs Called DREAM Act A "Show Vote Designed To ... Pay Back Certain Advocacy Groups who have been helpful in securing a vote." On the November 23 edition of America's Newsroom, Lou Dobbs -- whose Fox Business show starts in early 2011 -- stated that the DREAM Act would "absolutely not" pass and called it a "show vote" for Democrats "designed to, if you will, pay back certain advocacy groups who have been helpful in securing a vote." [America's Newsroom, 11/23/10 [2]]
Guilfoyle: DREAM Act "Incentivizes Illegality." On the November 23 O'Reilly Factor, Fox News legal analyst Kimberly Guilfoyle claimed that the DREAM Act "incentivizes illegality and encourages people to essentially seek an amnesty by saying, 'Sure, I'm going to be in the military.'" [The O'Reilly Factor, 11/23/10 [2]]
FAIR president: DREAM Act Is "Backdoor Amnesty" And "Full Of Loopholes For Fraud." On November 23, Fox & Friends hosted Dan Stein, president of the anti-immigration Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) -- an organization the Southern Poverty Law Center has designated a "hate group" -- to attack the DREAM Act. Stein called the bill an "irresponsible piece of legislation" and claimed that it is a "backdoor amnesty program" that is "full of loopholes for fraud." [Fox & Friends, 11/23/10 [2]; splcenter.org [3], accessed 12/6/10 [4]; splcenter.org [3], accessed 12/6/10 [5]]
Fox & Friends: Is The DREAM Act A "Nightmare For Hard-working Americans?" On the November 30 edition of Fox & Friends, teasing a segment on the DREAM Act, co-host Gretchen Carlson said: "Harry Reid's DREAM Act could give millions of illegal immigrants citizenship. Is the senator's dream a nightmare for hard-working Americans?" [Fox & Friends, 11/30/10]
Fox & Friends Hosts ALIPAC's Gheen To Attack DREAM Act As "A Teddy Bear With A Hand Grenade" That Will "Displace and Replace" American "Voters." Later on November 30, Fox & Friends hosted William Gheen, president of the anti-immigrant Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC), to attack the DREAM Act. During the segment, Gheen stated, "The DREAM Act amnesty, or nightmare act amnesty, is a political teddy bear with a hand grenade in it." He later repeatedly claimed that the bill would "displace and replace" American "students," "workers," and "voters." [Fox & Friends, 11/30/10 [6]]
Gheen: Americans Will "Lose The Country" If DREAM Act Passes. Gheen also said that passage of the bill would "nullif[y]" "the Tea Party movement" and would result in the "political influence of Fox network viewers being "displaced and replaced." Gheen later claimed that if the bill passes, "you can kiss the borders of the United States good-bye" and that Americans will "lose the country." [Fox & Friends, 11/30/10 [6]]
Fox Nation: "Shamnesty: Reid Putting The 'Lame' In 'Duck.'" In a December 1 post, Fox Nation linked to a story about Democrats attempting to advance the DREAM Act with the headline, "Shamnesty: Reid Putting The 'Lame' In 'Duck.'" [Fox Nation, 12/1/10 [7]]
Malkin Called DREAM Act "Reckless Illegal Alien Amnesty." On the December 2 edition Fox & Friends, Fox News contributor Michelle Malkin stated, "There are so many political payoffs that are currently in the pipeline. Foremost among them, Harry Reid trying to ram through this very unpopular, expensive, and reckless illegal alien amnesty DREAM Act." [Fox & Friends, 12/2/10]
Fox Guest Plante Accused Democrats Of "Racist Or Race-based" Politics, Supporting DREAM Act To Create A "Permanent Democrat Majority." On the December 2 edition of America Live, guest and conservative radio host Chris Plante discussed the DREAM Act, accusing Democrats of "playing the politics of race and ethnicity" and claiming that "the fundamental architecture of Democrat politics in 2010 is essentially racist or race-based, and ethnically based." Plante claimed the bill is "about the permanent Democrat majority" and called it "an incremental step by the Democrats toward total amnesty." [America Live, 12/2/10]
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Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Text-Based RPG
Part 1
This is a guide about how to create a text-based RPG using C++ (an actual programming language. no rpg-maker required!). All you need to start is Windows and the free IDE Dev-C++. If you don't have Dev-C++ installed, check out this post, it explains how to install it, step-by-step. http://www.onrpg.com/boards/1215.html
This is a very good place to start if you want to eventually program in 3D using DirectX or OpenGL, but don't really know a whole lot about programming. I know it sounds less than glamorous to make a text-based game, but to be honest, the difference between a text-based game and a 3D game is just a whole bunch of math; most of the programming fundamentals are the same. So! Let's get started. What you're going to be doing is learning how to write a small program, compile it, and run it in a dos window. First we're going to make a small program called "Hello World".
Hello World
Hello world is the traditional name for the first program a programmer writes in a new language they're trying to learn. Don't ask me why; it's probably some inside joke from like the 70's at IBM .
So, let's fire up Dev-C++, and create a new project.
Creating a New Project
To make a new project, do this: (these steps might not look exactly the same on your computer, I'm not actually using windows in these screenshots )
Click this button.
Select console project.
Name your project, it can be whatever you want,it doesn't matter.
Create a new folder for your project. Again, it doens't matter where the folder is, for the sake of convenience, I'm creating it in the Dev-C++ folder here.
Now save the .dev file in the new folder.
You should get a nice new window with some code in it, essentially the code I'm about to post to you below, but a bit different. Just delete the code they put in there, and paste in the code I'm about to post.
Oh, just a note about the semi-colons (the ; ). At the end of every statement in C or C++, there needs to be a semi-colon to tell the computer that it's the end of a "command". It doesn't matter how the code is spaced, or even if it's on another line, as long as it's in order and has a semi-colon telling the computer where the end is.
The Actual Code!
Now, there are variations on it (like the one you get by default), but that's the basic Hello World program. And you're probably thinking, wtf is that? I'll try and go through it line by line. The first bit is just overhead that you'll be using in all of your dos-window programs, but it's still kind of important, so I'll explain it.Code:#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { cout << "Hello World!" << endl; cin.get(); return 0; }
This one's really important. This line basically tells your compiler (in simple terms the thing that turns this text file into a .exe (not really but close enough)) to basically shove a whole bunch of code up at the top of your file when it wants to turn it into an exe, essentially everything about input/output in the C++ standard library.Code:#include <iostream>
I know that sounds complicated, and it is at first, but all you really need to know for now is that you really need to put that up there for your code to work. You can ignore it for now
This is a statement that tells the program that we're going to be using the standard namespace. Don't worry about this, you won't need to know what it means until WAY later, all you really need to know now is that you need it for cout to work.Code:using namespace std;
This is the main function, the entry-point to the program. This function tells your operating system that THIS is the starting point for your program. Everything stems from this function. The computer will start at the first line of everything inside your curly-braces ({ }), and end at the last line (or at a return statement, usually a return statement IS the last line, like in the example). When the computer gets to the end of the function, your program will end. int argc and char* argv[] are variables, you don't need to worry about them for now.Code:int main(int argc, char* argv[])
Confused yet? Don't worry. All this stuff you won't have to deal with at first when you want to write code. What's important is that you know that basically everything in your program starts off with your first line inside int main's curly-braces, which in this case is:
Okay. This is the important part. This is what's happening in our program! Pay attention! Don't think I don't see you snoring.Code:cout << "Hello World" << endl;
Cout is an instance of the standard output stream class. This should mean nothing to you, so don't worry if you don't understand. All you need to know is that cout is your ticket to putting text on the user's screen.
Basically what cout will do is take any amount of things you throw at it, and put them on the screen. When we say;
We're telling the computer to take "Hello World" (without the quotations) and put it on the screen (known as printing to the screen). It's as simple as that. When we say;Code:cout << "Hello World!";
We're adding a second thing for cout to print to our screen, in this case, the end-of-line character. This just means that it'll move down a line on the screen, instead of just sitting at the end of Hello World.Code:cout << "Hello World" << endl;
So whereas cout << "Hello World" << "Hi"; will print:
cout << "Hello World" << endl << "Hi"; will print:Code:Hello WorldHi
It's just a fancy way of saying move down a line. You might think this is kind of a round-about way of just saying "Hi", but bare with me. It's necessary, and actually a really efficient way of doing things, you'll see why next lesson.Code:Hello World Hi
Where cout is the thing that puts things on the screen, cin is the thing that takes stuff from the keyboard and lets you fiddle around with it in your program. This line means that you want to get the next line the user types in on their keyboard, and bring it into the program. Right now, don't worry about where this line is going; we don't care. All we're using this for is to stop the program from exiting immediately.Code:cin.get()
If this line wasn't here, when you executed the program, a dos window would pop up for about a tenth of a second, and then disappear, we wouldn't be able to see what we've written. This way, the program waits until the user presses enter before continuing along on it's merry way.
The last line here is pretty much the last of the overhead.
This means exit the program, and tell windows everything went fine. This should always be the last thing you put at the end of your main function.Code:return 0;
Running the Code
So now. How do we actually go about running this code? Well, we do this. Go to File->Save.
Just save it anywhere; keep it as main.cpp. This is your file that contains all your code.
Once your file is saved, click this button. This should compile and run your code.
You should see a dos window, with the words "Hello World" in it, and the cursor waiting on the line below. Hit enter, and the window should disappear.
We're Done!
And that it! I know. A lot of trouble just to put one line in a dos window. But it gets better! Soon you'll be able to put two, maybe three lines on a window :o. Seriously though, this is a good start. Everything builds on this.
Anyway, that's this week's tutorial. I'm hoping to release these on a weekly basis, or maybe on a bi-monthly basis. This should get whoever's interested started out.
Questions? Comments? Feedback? It's good? It sucks? Too boring? Too fast? Too long? Post anything! I'll try and clarify and fix any problems you guys might have.


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I just graduated from Clemson University and will be moving to Starkville next week to attend graduate school at MSU. Hunting in upstate South Carolina for the past few years, the majority of birds ive gotten into at my spots are wood ducks, mallards, and gw teal. My current decoys reflect this. That said, i am curious as to what kinds of birds those of you in the Starkville area get into, and what you guys put into your spreads. What species of ducks do you guys tend to see where you hunt? I'm always looking for an excuse to buy a few more decoys. Any info would be appreciated!


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USC Lacrosse Inaugural Season Outlook
Jan. 31, 2013
2013 USC Women's Lacrosse Quick Facts
LOS ANGELES - The wait is finally over. On February 9, one of the oldest sports in North America will receive its place among the history books of the University of Southern California when the Women of Troy take the field at the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for the first-ever varsity women's lacrosse game.
USC announced it would make women's lacrosse its 21st intercollegiate sport on Nov. 18, 2010. More than two years later, the dream has become a reality. To lead the program, the Trojans hired one of the most accomplished players in the history of collegiate lacrosse: Lindsey Munday.
Munday starred on the field for Northwestern where the Wildcats won their first two NCAA titles behind her contributions. NU has since gone on to win seven of the last eight national titles. Fittingly, Munday and the Trojans will christen the USC program with a season-opener against Northwestern and Munday's former coach and mentor Kelly Amonte Hiller.
"Everyone is excited to finally get this off the ground," said Munday. "Especially the players we had last season. They've been training for a year and a half without a real game to play, so I think everyone's really, really, anxious and excited to get the ball rolling."
The Trojans will field a squad of 26 players in their first year; 17 of which are true freshmen, handpicked by Munday and her staff of highly touted assistants. Devon Wills--a star goalie from Dartmouth--will coordinate the defensive side of the field and carries a lofty list of credentials, not the least of which includes a selection to the 2013 US women's national team. Hilary Bowen--an offensive standout for Northwestern--will coordinate the Trojan attack. Bowen herself has a mantle to be envious of with four NCAA titles and two NCAA finals MVP honors to boast of.
Munday's list of accomplishments is unrivaled with two NCAA titles as a player, three more as an assistant coach, and twice finishing as a semifinalist for the prestigious Tewaaraton Trophy. USC's first lacrosse coach also serves as the team captain for Team USA as one of 18 members of the 2013 national team. For Munday, the Trojans' first game will be particularly special as she opens her career as a head coach against her long-time mentor Amonte Hiller.
"It is so special to have our first game be against Northwestern," said Munday. "I think for myself and for Hilary [Bowen], it's extra special to play against the Wildcats. Kelly [Amonte Hiller] has taught us everything and has been such a great mentor for me. For our players, I think it will be great, too, to open up against the team that's won seven of the last eight national championships and to really see where we're at. It will certainly give us a great test, right off the bat."
The Trojans will call McAlister Field home during the regular season. Thanks to a generous donation from Hobart and Soni McAlister in 1998, USC has had a place to host fall home women's soccer games for over a decade and a half. Now, the lacrosse team will share the space as tenants of the venerable home field. Before the Trojans play host to Massachusetts at McAlister, their game against Northwestern will take place at the Coliseum.
"The Coliseum has hosted so many great games and so many historic sporting moments," said Munday. "It's really special for the our team to be able to play in such a great venue. I think it truly adds to the excitement surrounding the first game and the opening of our first season."
While the Trojans will be young as a program, the squad itself will also exhibit youth as a feature. USC's lineup does not include a single senior member and has just two junior players. Seven sophomores will mix it up with a truly young team. The Trojans don't lack for experience however as the preseason has already yielded pleasant results.
"We are really coming together as a team," said Munday. "Bringing in 17 freshmen, we expected to have to do a lot of teaching. There are also a lot of connections that need to be made across the field both offensive and defensively, but they're really coming together and working together more and more every day. Most of all, they're all pushing each other to get better and improve and really battling with each other, which is the most important factor in our improvement."
The Trojans will need to grow, and grow quickly as the regular-season schedule will test their mettle each and every week. The plan to start off with two perennial NCAA powers was no mistake as USC looks to use the experience to prepare it for the rest of the first-year journey.
"Our out-of-conference schedule is really tough," said Munday. "To open up with Northwestern and UMass, which are two phenomenal teams, our goal was to prepare us for our own conference. Competing in the MPSF is most important. If our non-league games can get us better and show us things that we need to work on, I think we will be far more prepared for when we start playing our conference games."
As first-year members of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation, the Trojans were selected to finish in seventh in a poll of the league's coaches. USC opens up with three non-conference opponents, but will kick off the MPSF schedule with a bout against Saint Mary's College on Feb. 24, at McAlister Field. After a pair of games on the East Coast, USC will head to Northern California for two against MPSF foes UC Davis and Stanford.
A tough stretch through which the Trojans host Temple and fellow first-year program Marquette before heading back east for two more against Bryant and Brown will test USC's legs through the belly of the schedule. From there, the Women of Troy finish the regular-season on the West Coast with home games against Denver, California, and Fresno State. USC's trip to Eugene, Ore., on April 4 will be the first-ever live broadcast game for the Trojans as the Pac-12 Networks will air the game against the Ducks. USC will close the regular season with a matchup at San Diego State on April 27. The top four teams in the final league standings will head to Eugene for the MPSF championships and a shot at the automatic berth into the NCAA tournament.
While the team is young, the staff knows that it can rely on the contributions of several key players as the season gets under way.
"We have some great players," said Munday. "On the offensive side of the ball, even though she is a freshman, we expect Caroline de Lyra to be a leader out there. Her fellow freshmen Amanda Johansen and Caroline Cordrey will also make an immediate impact on the success of our team. Defensively, one of our captains Courtney Tarleton will be a key to our defense. In the midfield, Kaila Sommi and Ceilidh Meagher--also captains--will be players we're going to look to, to really set the pace of the game and do all of the little things on the field."
With so much excitement around the program, and the highly anticipated start to the season, Munday takes each day in stride and has very specific goals for her team.
"Our biggest goal is to improve," said Munday. "We want to improve every single day and to get our players to mature throughout the season. Not one person has played a collegiate lacrosse game before, so we need the Trojans to play older than they are but also to improve and have the faith that we are on the right course. We have really lofty goals for this program so we just need to push each other and get better every single day."


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Have you seen The Breakdown yet?
After every weekend fixture, former Gunner Adrian Clarke dissects Arsenal's performance - home or away.
In this week's Breakdown, Adrian discusses:
- how the defence coped with Andy Carroll
- Arsenal's continued use of the left flank
- Mikel Arteta and Aaron Ramsey's hard work
- Lukas Podolski's pivotal role
- the inspired introduction of Theo Walcott
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My parents raised sheep for more than 30 years, so I have several lamb recipes. Not only are these chops tender, but they cook quickly. While the lamb broils, I saute zucchini and red pepper to accompany it. People always comment on this great combination. —Ruth Lee, Troy, Ontario
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- 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 12 lamb loin chops (1 inch thick and 3 ounces each)
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, thinly sliced
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- 1 medium sweet onion, thinly sliced
- In a small bowl, combine 2 tablespoons oil, mustard, vinegar, thyme, garlic, salt and pepper; set aside 1 tablespoon. Place the lamb chops on a broiler pan. Spread remaining mustard mixture over both sides of chops. Broil 4-6 in. from the heat for 4-6 minutes on each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a meat thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°).
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Gender & Body Language: The Mechanics of Public Speaking A Workshop with Allison Shapira 6-7:30PM Tuesday, March 4, 2014 Cason Room, Taubman 102 Harvard Kennedy School Confident or aggressive? Persuasive or pushy? Empathetic or Emotional? Gender biases heavily shape audience perception. For both men and women in the public sphere, understanding how audiences react to speakers of different genders can help to negotiate this dynamic. The workshop will address how we filter body language, tone, style and content through a gendered lens and how speakers may leverage this understanding in developing their own speaking style and finding an authentic voice. More Information available at: https://www.hks.harvard.edu/degrees/diversity/news-and-events/navigating-identity


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Hi all,
My Dad will come from Germany visit us this April and I was thinking of going turkey hunting with him. We have no wild turkeys in Germany, so I thought that this would be something special for him and me. In addition, I've never had wild turkey meat and I can imagine that it probably tastes much different than the one you buy at Safeways...
I was wondering if you have any general advice or advice finding hunting opportunities or maybe know somebody offering turkey hunting in Oregon or California and how much 2 days will cost.
Your help is much appreciated!