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WASHINGTON – With 20 state redistricting plans final and the rest either caught up in court, state legislatures or both, it appears that neither party stands to gain enough of an advantage from the new congressional district boundaries to change the make-up of the Congress in the 2002 elections.
"This is going to be a break-even nationally, and then the election will be determined on the merits," said Democratic Rep. Martin Frost from Texas, which will gain two new seats in heavily Republican areas. The current Democratic majority in the Texas delegation shouldn't be affected, however.
Nationally, both parties are picking up seven seats each, according to the plans that have already been approved. But many more are up for grabs. Experts say that Republicans may come out on top in this race by the time it's all over, but only marginally.
The GOP in fact was confident that it would come out of the process a big winner all over the country, especially since it had won a High Court battle over how the census count would be taken.
The Democrats fought hard for statistical sampling of the population used to come up with the final census headcounts. Such a move would likely have added more minorities and city dwellers to the rolls — and they historically vote Democratic.
Republicans, who argued that statistical sampling would not truly reflect the state of the population, brought their case to court and won, on at least one level. The Supreme Court ruled that statistical sampling could not be used for congressional redistricting, but the ruling did not apply to redistricting for state legislatures and federal aid disbursements.
"I think Republicans had anticipated they would be doing better," noted Rob Richie, executive director of the Center for Voting and Democracy. "While they have done well here and there, as of now there's nothing to prevent the Democrats from retaking Congress in 2002."
Despite the "vicious bloodsport" behind the scenes to win this once-a-decade battle, he said, the real story is that the status quo was preserved in most states and incumbents in their respective parties are safer than ever. "They've made more races non-competitive," he said, noting that there will be only 30 to 50 competitive races out of almost 400 at the midterms.
"The only way you can lose a seat that's safe is by losing a primary," he said. "That is the bigger story here."
Mike Franc, a government policy analyst for the Heritage Foundation, says this has helped reinforce extreme-left or -right party affiliation and partisanship in Washington D.C. "Incumbents get locked in for one party or another; there is a constant diminishment of moderates," he said. "All of your members are on one end of the spectrum or the other."
But redistricting is far from over and, in most cases, state's political fates will be decided in a court of law. But it appears here that incumbents were the real winners of this much-anticipated match. "The idea was to come to some sort of compromise and that compromise was, 'let's just protect what we have,'" said Richie.
In more notable state redistricting news:
— New York will lose two seats and they could come from both Republican and Democratic strongholds when the lines are redrawn.
— California gets one new seat and it's going to the Democrats — though they hoped for three new seats
— Connecticut loses one seat. There is currently an impasse in court over which party will give it up. There is currently an even 3-3 balance between parties in Congress.
— There are two new seats in Arizona, with one clearly going to the Democrats and the other up for grabs.
— Democrats seek to pick up six new seats in Georgia, while Republicans gain five news seats in Michigan.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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In an eighth book in The Rose Years series, Rose has grown up to be a young woman and has set out from the farm for San Francisco to become a telegrapher. 10,000 first printing.
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Roger Lea MacBride, a close friend of Rose Wilder Lane's, was the author of the Rose Years novels.Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.:
Chapter One
Back Home
On a sweltering June afternoon, soon after she had returned home from Louisiana, Rose paused in the shade of the post-office doorway, leaned against the jamb, and sighed. Her eyes swept Mansfield's main street, drowsing in the hazy midday sun. She prayed to see something new, something different-anything that would catch her interest.
She looked, as she had a thousand times before, upon the rickety wooden awnings over the sidewalks. The usual loafers sat in tipped-back chairs on the porch of the Mansfield Hotel, spitting tobacco juice into the dust. A group of boys clamored like a flock of crows as they pitched horseshoes under the oak tree in front of the blacksmith's shop. Those same boys, it seemed, had been doing that since Rose could remember. A whiff of manure floated over from the livery stable.
The grass in the park across the street was mangy, in need of mowing. The paint on the gazebo, fresh and snowy white when Rose had celebrated the start of the new century four years before, had cracked and peeled. A broken spindle leaned out from the balustrade like a loose tooth. With shingles missing from the roof, the once-proud gazebo put her in mind of a forgotten, battered old doll.She sighed again. Nothing of importance had happened in Mansfield for years. She would be glad, she thought, to never see the town again. She did not want to stand there looking at it. But she also did not want to follow the stale road home to the old farmhouse, which had somehow shrunk since she was little.
Rose was only seventeen years old, yet already she felt her life was wasting away.She knew she should be doing something. But the weight of the slow, uneventful days stole her will. It was the same feeling she had when she stayed in bed too late, knowing she should get up yet not having the energy.
She had to do something with her life, but she did not know what.Rose had been home just two weeks from her fall and winter in Crowley, Louisiana. Those had been the best months of her life. She had lived with her dear aunt Eliza Jane; she had graduated high school with high honors; she had worked for the causes of socialism and women's rights; she had shaken the hand of the great Eugene V. Debs and heard him speak; and she had learned new languages and new cultures. She had even been courted by a handsome, dashing college man from Chicago.
Still, when graduation was over, she was ready to return to the little town in the Ozarks. She had missed the comforts of home: the sound of Mama's voice, the smell of Papa's pipe, the cozy rhythms of the everyday life she'd known since the day she was born.
When she'd first stepped off the train, Rose had fallen into the arms of Mama and Papa, so happy and grateful to be back that she'd burst into tears. Until she'd set eyes on them, she hadn't known how much she'd missed them.
Mama had written to Rose that she and Papa had moved back onto Rocky Ridge Farm, a mile outside town. For many years-Rose had lost count-the family had lived in town because the farm couldn't support them. They had lived in a house in town, where Mama took in boarders. Papa had worked as a drayman. He still delivered coal oil for Mr. Waters, but now he spent more of his time tending the apple orchard, the fields, and the livestock.
It had been a thrill to return to the little house she had lived in when the family had first emigrated to Missouri from South Dakota in 1894. Of course, the house was grown up now, with a second-floor attic bedroom and real windows and a drain in the sink so Mama didn't have to carry her dirty dishwater outside. But it was still in the same spot, just on the edge of the ravine where the ever-flowing spring ran.
Rose took to her old chores gratefully, glad for the freedom from having to fuss every day with her hair and dresses. She could even go barefoot. What a joy to feel the earth under her feet again! In Crowley, a big bustling city of 5,000 souls, she hadn't dared step out of Aunt Eliza's house without a clean shirtwaist and polished shoes.
On the farm it was just the three of them, as it had been all those years before, and a hired man who came in several times a week to help Papa with the heavy work.
It was also a comfort, at first, to be back among the farm animals. Feeding the chickens and having them jostle eagerly at her feet for their mash made her feel like some great, indulgent mother hen. It was good to be back milking the cow and spilling a little for the kittens. Brushing the horses, fetching wood for the stove, even sweeping the floor-all were small acts of love for the simple life of her past.
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The Florida Atlas of Lakes
Florida LAKEWATCH, the
Florida Center for Community
Design and Research at the
University of South Florida and the
Florida Lake Management Society
have teamed up to provide easy
access to data for all
LAKEWATCH lakes. This new
service will soon be implemented
as the "Florida Atlas of Lakes"
found at the Water Atlas website
The existing Water Atlas
Program from the University of
South Florida provides water
resource data via the World Wide
Web for a nine county region
stretching between Pinellas County
on the west coast and Seminole
County and, soon, Volusia County
on the East Coast and Leon County
in the Florida Panhandle. The
extension of the coverage of the
Water Atlas to anyone with a web
browser has always been a major
goal of the Water Atlas program.
Until recently the program has not
had the manpower, funding or
technology to achieve this goal.
However, a combination of new
designs and new technologies has
now made this goal possible. This
Figure 1. Arclms map page showing themes, Florida Lake Regions and Counties and
various lake locations with LAKEWATCH data.
year we will make a step in that
direction with the Florida Atlas of
Lakes. While this new statewide
atlas will not have the full
comprehensive functionality of the
existing county Water Atlases, it
will have the key water chemistry
data that is generated by the Florida
LAKEWATCH program.
The Water Atlas project manages
and delivers data through a map
interface. LAKEWATCH sites are
matched to map themes based on
the 1:24,000 scale National
Hydrology Database (NHD).
Additional map themes are then
added to the base map to create the
map that is used as a key element
of the database. Figure 1 shows
Water Atlas web-based map with
the Florida Atlas of Lakes Themes
added. Additional themes,
including the 2004 aerial
photographs for lakes, will be
added as the project matures. Data
is managed and displayed on water
resource pages.
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The Florida Atlas of Lakes (continued from page 1)
The Alas I Rese.ach I Diga Lbiay Educalloni News & Evrver About nhe Awla Hlp Contact Us
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Florida LAKEWATCH is a volunteer citizen lake monitoring
program that facilitates "hands-on" citizen participation in the
management of Florida lakes through monthly monitoring
Coordinated through the University of Florida's Institute of
Food and Agricultural SciencesDepartment of Fisheries and
Aquatic Sciences, the program has been in existence since
1986. In 1991 the Florida Legislature recognized the
importance of the program and established Florida
LAKEWATCH in the state statutes (Florida Statute 1004.49.).
LAKEWATCH is now one of the largest lake monitoring
programs in the nation with over 1800 trained citizens
monitoring 600+ lakes, in more than 40 counties.
Why Do We Have ftorida LAKEWATCH?
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Figure 2. Florida Atlas of Lakes program page.
The Florida Atlas of Lakes web
page structure will include over
600 resource pages and program
pages (Figure 2). Page types are
managed through a web page
administration function which will
allow volunteers and staff to
personalize text, add photos and
communicate via announcements
and web-based forms.
When implemented in October
2007, the Florida Atlas of Lakes will
allow the citizens of Florida to better
understand and appreciate the
important work that is done on their
behalf by Florida LAKEWATCH
volunteers. Users will be able to
view data for any of the
waterbodies in the Florida
LAKEWATCH program. Look
for future announcements in our
newsletter and website as the atlas
release date nears.
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What About Bulkheads?
One of the major topics at the Florida
LAKEWATCH regional meetings
concerns the use of erosion control
structures such as bulkheads, seawalls,
riprap, and retaining walls. The questions
usually deal with the pros and cons of
the structures and how they may affect
the plant and animal life associated with
the shoreline as well as permitting
What are bulkheads?
The Florida Department of
Environmental Protection (FDEP)
defines a bulkhead or seawall as a man-
made wall or encroachment, designed to
protect upland property and structures
from the force of waves that
create shoreline erosion.
What are the effects of
bulkheads on the habitat and
the organisms that utilize that
There is a lot of
information on the
installation of bulkheads, the
materials used in their
construction, and many site
specific engineering reports.
However, there has been
limited research concerning
the effects of such structures .. .
on the habitat and the -
community of aquatic
Scientist in 1998 A vinyl sea
compared the complexity of
communities utilizing the littoral zones of
The study was designed to compare
riprap, vertical retaining seawall, and
natural shoreline. Wire baskets were used
to simulate riprap and concrete blocks to
simulate retaining seawall. Higher
numbers of organisms and more species
were found colonizing baskets than
blocks, however, neither abundance nor
number of species differed statistically
among substrate types. The scientist
concluded that riprap, being a 3-
dimensional artificial substrate, would
offer more surface complexity and
interstitial space for macroinvertebrate
communities than would a 2-dimensional
artificial substrate like a sea wall.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department also did a study concerned
with the number of bulkheads being
placed on Lake Conroe in Texas which
was published in the Reservoir
Newsletter Volume 2, Issue 1 March
1994 Southern Division, American
Fisheries Society. It compared
electrofishing samples between cleared,
bulkhead, and riprap shoreline
treatments. They observed that juvenile
fish were more common in the riprap
shoreline and as a result were able to
convince the Army Corp of Engineers to
require riprap in at least 50% of any
bulkhead structures on Lake Conroe.
Two additional studies investigated
wall constructed on a lake in Michigan.
copper arsenate (CCA), which has
become a concern in regard to human
health. In these 1993 studies scientist
collected oysters, fish, and worms from a
canal that was lined with CCA treated
wood. These organisms had elevated
levels of copper and arsenic in their
tissues compared to organisms collected
at a reference site without treated wood.
Worms with the elevated metal
concentrations in their tissues were then
fed to fish in a controlled study. After
one month the fish showed no significant
trend in survival or growth when
compared to fish fed uncontaminated
worms. Since the study showed that these
metals can bioaccumulate in the tissues
of animals, more research is warranted.
Subsequently, these same scientists in
1994 evaluated the fine particle fraction
of sediment collected near CCA treated
wood. They found high levels of the
metals in the fine particle fraction of
sediment, but also pointed out that fine
particles made up only 1% of the
sediment samples and that the sediments
did not show consistent copper and
arsenic levels. Benthic community
analysis showed reduced species richness
and diversity when compared to
uncontaminated reference sites. The
results of these studies indicate that
materials without CCA should be used if
possible or that materials should be
treated with less toxic wood preservatives
that is available on the
Permitting Procedures
The FDEP is
responsible for
permitting bulkheads
and/or seawalls. This
state agency recognizes
E the need to protect
8 structures from the
effects of erosion while
I' also acknowledging that
bulkheads may have
negative impacts on the
environment. The
Installation of seawalls
Should be designed to
minimize damage to the
shoreline habitat.
Bulkheads should only
be placed where the soil composition and
water activities are susceptible to erosion
and shoreline damage.
There are two basic types of
regulations for bulkheads or seawalls:
permits and exemptions. Exemptions for
installation and repair of bulkheads of set
lengths and orientations are defined in
Section 403.813 of the Florida Statues.
Exemptions as listed in this chapter do
not have to seek authorization from the
FDEP because of their nature and scope.
Going outside these specified
exemptions require permitting from state
and local government.
Continued on page 4.
What about Bulkheads? (continued
Need a permit?
In order to get a permit to protect
habitable structures, the following criteria
must be met:
The structure should not be on a
foundation designed to withstand
undermining by storm erosion.
Non-inhabitable structures can
also be protected if their failure
would damage a habitable
structure or cause major damage to
public infrastructure.
The structure should be vulnerable
to at least a 15-year interval storm.
The bulkhead structure shall not
result in loss to public access if
The construction will not cause
significant adverse impact.
Exemptions to the above criteria:
If there are existing bulkheads on
either side of a property and the
gap between the bulkheads does
not exceed 250 feet (coastal), then
an authorization can be given to
close the gap.
If there is going to be a shoreline
restoration project within nine
months that has been permitted
and funded, then the construction
of a bulkhead cannot be
A bulkhead in a marina in Lake County Florida
When is a permit not required?
A permit is not required for
activities associated with the
following types of exempt projects:
Restoration of seawalls at their
previous locations or upland
of, or within one-foot water
ward of, their previous
locations. This paragraph does
not affect the permitting
requirements of Chapter 161.
Construction of private
seawalls in wetlands or other
A bulkhead located in Naples, Florida.
surface waters where such
construction is between and
adjoins at both ends
existing seawalls; follows a
continuous and uniform
seawall construction line
with the existing seawalls;
is no more than 150 feet in
length; and does not violate
existing water quality
standards, impede
navigation, or affect flood
control. This paragraph
does not affect the
permitting requirements of
Chapter 161.
Additional restrictions
Notice that there are additional
restrictions placed on structures
placed in estuaries and lagoons
as cited in Chapter 373.414(5)
F.S. as follows:
(a) It is the intent of the
Legislature to protect
estuaries and lagoons from
the damage created by
construction of vertical
seawalls and to encourage
construction of
environmentally desirable
shore protection systems such
as riprap and gently sloping
shorelines which are planted
with suitable aquatic and
wetland vegetation.
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(b) No permit under this part to create a
vertical seawall may be issued by the
governing board or the department
unless one of the following
conditions exists:
1. The proposed construction is
located within a port as defined in s.
315.02 or s. 403.021;
2. The proposed construction is
necessary for the creation of a
marina, the vertical seawalls are
necessary to provide access to
watercraft, or the proposed
construction is necessary for public
3. The proposed construction is
located within an existing man-made
canal and the shoreline of such canal
is currently occupied in whole or in
part by vertical seawalls; or
4. The proposed construction is to
be conducted by a public utility
when such utility is acting in the
performance of its obligation to
provide service to the public.
(c) When considering an application for
a permit to repair or replace an
existing vertical seawall, the
governing board or the department
shall generally require such seawall
to be faced with riprap material, or
to be replaced entirely with riprap
material unless a condition specified
in paragraph (b) exists.
(d) This subsection shall in no way
hinder any activity previously
exempt or permitted or those
activities permitted pursuant to
Chapter 161.
This legislation is intended to discourage
the placement of seawalls in areas where
habitat loss can have significant impacts.
Suggested alternatives include sloping
riprap or native vegetation. If seawall
repair is allowed, the permit may specify
that the seawall be faced with riprap. No
permit or exemption may violate state
surface water quality standards and the
Federal Clean Water Act provides the
statutory basis for these standards. The
above state statutes indicate that it is
possible to get a permit and/or an
exemption to construct a bulkhead.
However, these are State of Florida
regulations and it is also possible that
local governments may have additional
regulations. It is the property owner's
responsibility to secure permitting at all
How can I get information
from the FDEP, from rules
to literature?
There are several ways:
General to Specific Questions: Call
the FDEP Office of Citizen
Services at (850) 2-5-2118, or
contact your local FDEP
District Office.
For publications: Call the FDEP's
Office of Environmental
Education at (850) 2-5-2130,
and ask for the Publications List.
Rules can be found on the FDEP
web page under the "Index by
Subject" drop down box.
Rules, Statutes and Publications
also are available at the FDEP
Library, first floor, FDEP Twin
Towers Office Building,
Tallahapsse (R95M 24-5-RSfl
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luck Sky!!!!
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Assistant Director Florida LAKEWATCH
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If you are unable to sample your lake due to low water
please let us know. You can call the toll free number
or e-mail us at
2008 Florida LAKEWATCH Calendar Update
Work on the 2008 Florida LAKEWATCH calendar is
progressing and we are excited about the more than 200
great photos we have received from our volunteers. For
updates on the availability of the calendar and to see which
photos have been included in the calendar check the
LAKEWATCH website (http://lakewatch.ifas.ufl.edu) in late
September or early October. Thanks to everyone who
submitted entries and Good Luck!
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Jim Garrett Realty
132 Fairview Road
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Missing Your Quarterly Summary?
Florida LAKEWATCH head chemist Mary Stonecipher would like you to know
that due to health reasons she has not been able to keep up with the
quarterly data summaries, as she would like. She is doing much better now
and is looking forward to getting your quarterly data summaries out to you as
soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding!
Some of Jerry Jaillet's fondest
childhood experiences come from the
shores of Lake Ola in Orange County.
Even today he spends many hours of
recreation on the lake working to
protect it for others. Naturally, when
Jerry learned about our organization
he thought that it would be a great way
to preserve this unique resource. Jerry
was trained to collect water samples
for LAKEWATCH on Lake Ola on
October 7, 1990 and has remained a
dedicated volunteer for over 16 years.
During this time he has sampled for
approximately 200 months. On top of
this impressive achievement, Jerry
also started sampling Lake Jem in
Lake County on September 17, 1997.
This is an extraordinary example of
dedication and one that we can all find
inspiration from. Way to go Jerry!
Lake Ola is a 446-acre lake located
in the town of Tangerine at the corer
of US 441 and Hwy 448. The lake is
classified as a mesotrophic lake
located in the Apopka Upland Region,
an area of residual sand hills
overlaying karst limestone bedrock.
Lakes in this region are variable. Some
are acidic, clear, soft water lakes with
low mineral content and some are
clear lakes with moderate nutrients
and some are darker water lakes.
Jerry is an avid outdoorsmen,
which makes a good match with a long
career working in the nursery
business. One thing we have learned
about Jerry is that when a concern
comes up on the lake, he will take the
time to learn all about that issue before
making a decision. Yes, we understand
that lake management can lead to
touchy debates, but keeping an open
mind and getting the data to address
the issues can lead to a better
understanding of lake ecosystems and
help make management decisions.
We give a heart-felt appreciation
for Jerry's time and effort he has
shared with the LAKWATCH
program. Jerry' s dedication to his
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Domesticated ducks are ducks that are
bred in captivity and have been "tamed"
from the wild. They are often raised as
pets, for consumption, and for
aesthetically pleasing purposes.
Domesticated ducks often depend on
humans for survival but can become quite
adept at fending for themselves in the
wild if need be. Common domesticated
ducks observed on lakes include the
Green-headed Mallard, White Peking,
and the ubiquitous and often maligned
having domesticated ducks in your lake,
there are also good reasons for not
releasing our domesticated feathered
friends into the wild.
Let's face it, most people don't mind
a few ducks in the lake. However, as you
know it doesn't take long for a pair of
ducklings to become a small family and
before you know it there are flocks of
ducks all over the lake! The problems
they happen to be at the time. Areas
that we human beings like to frequent,
such as swings, tables, chairs, water
slides, benches, boats and docks are all
favorite spots for ducks to leave there
little calling cards.
Bacteria/Swimmers Itch
Some studies have shown that lakes
and ponds with large populations of
ducks and geese may also have high
A mother Florida mottled duck with her ducklings in south central Florida in May 2006. Photograph copyrighted by Bob Paty, and
used with permission.
Homeowners may intentionally
release domesticated ducks on their
lakefront property for numerous
reasons. Some people like to see
living things around their lake, some
have memories of feeding the ducks
when they were kids, and others just
like having a few ducks hanging
around for good measure. Just as
these may be good reasons for
begin when the ducks start visiting places
where they don't belong. They love
swimming pools, backyards, docks,
boats, driveways, roadsides, and just
about anywhere you can imagine.
They also love to eat and have been
known to chase people down to beg for
snacks. Because they eat, they eventually
have to defecate and will do so wherever
fecal coliform bacteria concentrations.
These bacteria can cause and
gastrointestinal distress in swimmers
who ingest the contaminated water.
Some people who are more sensitive
can develop rashes when they come
into contact with the bacteria.
Also associated with ducks and
aquatic birds are certain parasites
including the swimmer's itch organism
that requires birds as intermediate host.
When a duck defecates into the water it
releases the parasites from its body,
which then seek to find another host. One
part of the life cycle of this parasite is a
free-swimming form that attaches itself
to swimmers and causes irritation that is
known as swimmer's itch.
The waste produced by ducks contains
both phosphorus and nitrogen. When
their feces enter a water body it can
elevate nutrient levels and cause higher
algae concentrations. So if you have a
large population of ducks on a small
water body there is the potential for an
increased chance of algae blooms when
they defecate in or near the lake and in
turn fertilize it.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission (FFWCC)
enforces a state law that prohibits the
release of domestic ducks into the wild
because these ducks can compete with
native wildlife for food and habitat and
may transmit diseases. Another potential
problem with releasing domestic ducks
also involves genetic issues.
Domesticated Green-headed Mallard
ducks can hybridize with the native
Florida Mottled Duck and reduce their
genetic integrity. There are documented
cases where store-bought domestic
Green-headed Mallard ducks were
released into the wild. These ducks then
bred with the native Florida Mottled
Duck and created a hybrid that diluted
the genetic pool of this unique species
that occurs no where else in the world.
The Florida Mottled Duck does not
migrate and spends all of its life in the
peninsular area of Florida. Wild Green-
headed Mallards, however, do not
hybridize with the native Florida Mottled
Ducks because by the time breeding
season rolls around they will have
migrated north, out of Florida, and
therefore do not mate with the Florida
natives. But the domesticated Green-
headed Mallard ducks that are released to
the wild do not migrate north and stay in
A green headed mallardpairfloating in the lake.
Florida year round. As a result, they are
available to breed and hybridize with the
Florida Mottled Duck.
So what should one do? First off, do
not release, feed, or shelter domesticated
Green-headed Mallard ducks. Tell your
friends and neighbors the problems
associated with releasing or supporting
domesticated mallards as well as other
breeds of domesticated ducks. Educate
your environmental managers about
problems with these ducks. Get a
commitment from the people who live on
lakes or have lake access to not release
them. All in all, the lakes will probably
be better off with the native wildlife that
normally uses the lakes.
If you would like additional
information about the feral mallard
A Florida mottled duck in its native habitat.
hybridization problem or would like
more information about the removal of
mallards, please contact one of the FWC
waterfowl offices at (850) 488-5878 or
(321) 726-2862; or visit the FWC Web
site at www.MyFWC.com/duck and
click on "mallard control permit."
Licensed, permitted trappers may
assist you with the removal of mallards.
A list of trappers is available by visiting
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's
Wildlife Services also has the authority
and can assist you with such removal
efforts. Their services are available year-
round and they can be contacted at (352)
Why do We Collect the Brown Bottle Samples?
During training sessions, our
volunteers may have noticed their
regional coordinator collecting some
additional water. These one-liter brown
bottles are used by Florida
LAKEWATCH to provide additional
water for supplemental chemistry
analysis. The additional testing for total
alkalinity, pH, specific conductance,
color and chloride concentrations
provides insight into basic biological and
chemical processes in lake systems.
However, tests for these parameters must
be completed in a shorter time window
from un-frozen water, therefore they are
only collected when the regional
coordinator can turn them in quickly to
the LAKEWATCH laboratory.
Total alkalinity is a measure of the
water's capacity to neutralize acids. Total
alkalinity is often abbreviated TALK.
The unit of measure for total alkalinity is
milligrams per liter of total alkalinity as
equivalent calcium carbonate
(abbreviated mg/L as CaCO ). Even
though alkalinity is expressed in units
that reference calcium carbonate,
alkalinity levels of natural water are
generally the result of bicarbonates.
Total alkalinity of a lake is
influenced by the soils and bedrock
minerals found in its watershed and by
the amount of contact the water has had
with them. For example, lakes in
limestone regions, which are rich in
LAKEWATCH staff collecting supplemental
water samples from a lake in South Florida.
calcium carbonate, often tend to have
higher values for alkalinity. Those in
sandy soil regions, which lack
calcium carbonate, often tend to have
lower values.
High alkalinity waters are more
biologically productive than low
alkalinity waters. Consequently, total
alkalinity was once used as an
indirect measure of a lake's
productivity. In general, soft water
lakes have lower alkalinity values
ranging from 0 to 60 mg/L CaCO
and hard water lakes alkalinity values
are greater than 62 mg/L as CaCO.
Total alkalinity concentrations from
1120 Florida lakes sampled range
from 0 to 391 mg/L as CaCO with
over 75% having total alkalinity
values less than 42 mg/L as CaCO .
This means the majority of lakes in
the Florida LAKEWATCH program
are considered soft water lakes.
The pH is a measure of hydrogen
ions in solution. It is measured on a
log scale of 1 (acid) through 14
(alkaline or basic), which means a
change of one pH unit represents a
tenfold change in hydrogen ion
content. A measure of 7.0 is
considered neutral. The pH of most
natural waters ranges from 4.0 to 10.0
with most waterbodies falling in a
narrower range of 6.5 to 8.5. For
comparison, stomach acid has a pH
around 2.0, human blood is around
7.0 and saliva around 7.5, while
rainfall tends toward the acid side
ranging from 4.5 to 5.7.
The pH of hard water lakes is
generally stable due to the high
amount of bicarbonate in the water.
The pH values of these lakes range
vary over a narrow range from 7.5 to
8.5. The pH of soft water lakes by
comparison is much more variable
ranging from 5.0 to over 9.0 due to
lower concentrations of bicarbonate
ions in the water. Photosynthesis and
respiration are the driving forces for
the change in pH over the course of a
day in lake water. Photosynthesis
removes CO2, which is acidic, from
the water leading to an increase in
pH. Respiration dominates during the
night when there is no photosynthesis
leading to increases in CO2 and a
corresponding decrease in pH. The
pH values from 1120 Florida lakes
sampled ranged from 3.9 to 11.7,
with approximately 50% of the lakes
sampled having pH values between
5.8 to 7.8.
Specific conductance
Specific conductance is a
measure of the capacity of water to
conduct an electric current and is
representative of the total amount of
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LAKEWATCH lab assistant Wanda Garfield
analyzes water samples.
ions or salts in the water. A higher
value of conductance means that the
water is a better electrical conductor.
Generally, specific conductance of a
lake is determined by the geology of
the land surrounding the lake.
Conductivity can become elevated
as a result of human activities. For
example, effluent from septic systems
or wastewater treatment plants can
have high solute levels that raise the
specific conductance above natural
levels. Natural factors can also
cause higher conductance values in the
open water. For example, drought
conditions can increase the salt
concentrations in a lake as the heat and
low humidity can increase the rate of
evaporation in open water, leaving the
lake with a higher concentration of salt.
Specific conductance values of 1120
lakes sampled in Florida ranged from
11 to 20233 iS/cm @ 25 C with over
75% of the values less than 220 iS/cm
@ 25o C.
Color of a water sample is comprised
of two components. Apparent color is
the color of a water sample that has not
had particulates filtered out and true
color is the color of a water sample that
has all particulates filtered out of the
The measurement of true color is the
one most commonly used by scientists
and the value reported by
LAKEWATCH. Color is expressed in
platinum-cobalt units (abbreviated as
either PCU or Pt-Co units) and a
higher PCU value represents water that
The presence of color can reduce both
the quantity and quality of light
penetrating into the water column and in
turn, will influence the growth of plants
and algae, the types of aquatic plants and
the depth they will grow to. An
acceptable level of color depends on
personal preference. Water clarity
becomes noticeably reduced in highly
colored waters (greater than 50 PCU) to
the point where underwater hazards may
be concealed, creating a potentially
dangerous situation for swimmers, skiers,
and boaters. The color values of 1120
lakes sampled in Florida were highly
variable and ranged from 0 to 700 PCU
with 75% of the color values less than 68
Chloride Concentration
Chloride is a substance found in all
natural waters. Chloride levels in lakes
are affected by several factors with
climate being a major influence. For
example, chloride concentrations in lakes
in humid regions tend to be low, whereas
those in semi-arid and arid regions may
be hundreds of times higher because of
higher rates of evaporation.
LAKEWATCH head chemist Mary Stonecipher pours up water for chemical analysis.
The activities of people and
animals can also affect chloride
concentrations. Common table salt,
sodium chloride, is a necessary part of
human and animal diets. Chloride is
found in all animal and human wastes,
septic systems and areas where animal
wastes are deposited and can be
sources of chlorides entering lakes.
Home water softening systems and
fertilizers are also potential sources of
chlorides. For these reasons, the
presence of high levels of chlorides
can sometimes be used as an indicator
of pollution from these sources.
Many coastal waters have high
concentrations of chloride, because
they are close to marine (i.e.,
saltwater) systems. In these
waterbodies, seawater can seep
underground, called saltwater
intrusion, or flow directly into them
through tidal flow. Also, sea spray
carries chloride into the air where it
can then enter lakes as part of rainfall,
even far from coastal areas. Chlorides
are not dangerous themselves, but may
signal the possibility of contamination
from human or animal wastes that
contain bacteria and other substances
of health concerns. For this reason, it
is important to investigate sources of
high chloride concentrations in inland
waters. The chloride concentrations of
1120 lakes sampled in Florida range
from 1.7 to 7500 mg/L, with over 75%
of the lakes having chloride
concentrations less than 28 mg/L.
As you can see, a great deal of insight
into a waterbodies condition can be
determined from the results of this
supplemental water chemistry.
For additional
information please refer
to Florida LAKEWA TCH
Circular 101,
A Beginner's Guide to
Water Management: A
Description of
Commonly Used Terms.
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The Cleveland Browns could have a new starting quarterback Sunday for the last game of the regular season: former South Carolina star Connor Shaw.
With Browns quarterbacks Brian Hoyer and Johnny Manziel injured, Shaw will get first-team reps in practice this week and could start Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland coach Mike Pettine told the media on Monday.
"Connor Shaw is not the biggest, fastest or strongest. His strength is his competitiveness. It wouldn't surprise if he played well," Pettine said. "He's well-respected by his teammates. He works his tail off."
Hoyer suffered a right shoulder injury in last weekend's game against the Carolina Panthers. Manziel also suffered a pulled hamstring in the game.
While Hoyer has not been ruled out, Manziel will not play, Pettine said. Cleveland also could bring in another quarterback, he said.
The Browns (7-8) play at Baltimore at 1 p.m. Sunday.
Shaw, in his most extensive NFL action of the preseason against the Redskins, led two fourth-quarter drives for Cleveland, completing 8-of-9 passes for 123 yards and a 45-yard Hail Mary touchdown pass as time expired. Washington won the game 24-23.
Shaw is the winningest quarterback in South Carolina history.


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I am the author of "The Treasure Box Series, Volme I: Peace, Joy, and Happiness". This book is a compilation of "Life's Treasures" that I have collected and stored in the form of journals over the years. I hope you find these writings helpful and that you will benefit from the lessons life has been so generously teaching me.
As a result of my experiences, I developed common-sense techniques that I have used personally to enhance my own understanding of peace and to help me deal with the chaos around me at the time. When I learned to respond better to challenges, I became a happier person.
Lessons I Learned
One of the most important lessons I learned is that, until we figure things out and get it right, the universe will continue to serve up the lessons we need to learn. Until we finally pay attention and make the appropriate changes along the way that change status quo, our lives will be less than fulfilling for us.
The point is, we must acknowledge what we need to learn and change or the universe will continue to give us opportunities until we do or until time runs out, whichever comes first…and that is a promise!
Protecting peace in times fraught with anguish and difficulty is something I learned first-hand. I developed a much better understanding of the fact that life's harsh lessons may seem unbearable at times and can deeply stir up the soul. It can even plunge our lives into despair and chaos. Yet I also learned that, although it may not seem like it at the time, these lessons are most useful when they are cultivated into a better understanding of life.
My heart is pained by the suffering people go through when trapped in their circumstances. Now that I am better at protecting the peace around me, I want so much to help others experience the same type of peace that I have been able to feel.
Although I am not a therapist, my education comes from experience in the "School of Hard Knocks", which is also known as life. Advice that I give on this site and in the book should be considered as helpful hints only. I don't know if therapist will agree with me or not. I know these things because of my own dealings with family and friends who have received therapy or I've been with them in therapy.
Any feelings of anxiety, depression, despair, panic, inappropriate thoughts and behaviors or problems with addiction should be discussed immediately with a member of the clergy or a healthcare practitioner.
In addition, I worked as a staff member at a mental health clinic in California. This gave me exposure to dealings with mental health illnesses. Some of my own family members have had mental health treatment and so I worked closely with therapists. Many situations discussed in "The Treasure Box Series" books are similar to those experienced with family members so I have first-hand understanding of some illnesses.
Learning from experience is a good way to learn important lessons. However, helping close family members and friends get through their problems is another way to learn. With that being said, I believe being taught by the Spirit through enlightenment is the best way of all to learn what we need to know. This is from where inspiration has come, and from which I have learned the lessons I needed for my own situations.


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The rumors are true, there's a new PSL in town.Today we're debuting our seasonal-batch Pumpkin Spice Draft Latte – made with expertly roasted cold-pressed Nizza espresso and fresh milk, combined with real Pumpkin puree and a blend of natural spices. Available exclusively online, and in select retailers nationwide beginning mid-September, we're delivering a true fall classic with no artificial ingredients and a fraction of the sugar found in competing offerings.
Yes, you heard that correct. Gone are the days of pumpkin pumps and non-natural ingredients. No more with the overly-sugary toppings and the calorie-dense drinks. Ingredients matter.
It's time to get real about the risks that traditional PSL post on our tastebuds and health.
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Compassionate Friends - We work in cooperation with Compassionate Friends in their ministry to those who have lost a someone such as a child to death. Meet at 7:30 p.m. the second Thursday, most months, at Carroll FUMC. (click image below)
Grace 4 Haiti-The mission of Grace 4 Haiti is to provide doctrinal training and educational materials to 5 Haitian churches and their schools.We as a church family support one of our members, Alison King, in her mission to help children in Haiti. She is part of a medical team that goes to Haiti to supply medical care and immuniztions.
Food Pantry - Carroll Community of Concern (322 West Third Street) is an emergency pantry open to Carroll County residents. When making application you must show proof of residency and a photo I. D. There are no income guidelines. It is based on emergency needs. Stop in or call them at 792-5150, open Monday-Friday 8:00-11:30 a.m.
Habitat for Humanity - a nonprofit ecumenical Christian ministry founded on the conviction that every man, woman and child should have a decent, safe and affordable place to live. Build affordable housing for low-income families regardless of race or religion. Habitat welcomes volunteers and supporters from all backgrounds. The Carroll County Affiliate is (PO Box 843) reachable at (712) 655-2857 or e-mail email@example.com. Click the logo below to connect to the international site.
Every 30 seconds someone dies from Malaria!
Imagine No Malaria- Imagine No Malaria is an extraordinary effort of the people of The United Methodist Church, putting our faith into action to end preventable deaths by malaria in Africa, especially the death of a child or a mother.
Yearly Carroll FUMC runs a campaign to raise funds. (click image below)
Rainbow Covenant - We are proud to be a Rainbow Covenant church**. Each color of the rainbow represents a different aspect of mission [click image below for details]:
Red - World Special Projects
Orange - U.S. Special Projects
Yellow - UMCOR Advance Special Projects
Green - World Hunger/Poverty Projects (WHP)
Blue - Iowa Conference Special Projects
Indigo - Parish Development Projects
Purple - Special Sunday Offering Projects
Or link to our Rainbow Missions page to read where our church is helping.
More information is always available at [http://www.iaumc.org/pages/detail/1004].
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If January has left you feeling blue, then this could mean that it's time to think about getting away from it all. Indeed, there's nothing quite like a change of scenery to blow away the cobwebs and lift the spirits. And you don't have to blow your budget in order to find a destination that is both uplifting and exhilarating.
Take Edinburgh, as a prime example. Voted as the top place to live in Scotland in 2008; it has also previously been ranked number one in a 'The Best Places to Live in Britain' poll. So, if your spirits are in need of a lift, then it is well worth considering a short break to the Scottish capital. In fact, with so much to see and do, it is an ideal solution to getting yourself back on track and focussed on the year ahead.
For instance, why not head to the historic Royal Mile? With an abundance of pavement cafes, traditional shops and stunning architecture, it is the perfect way to wile away an afternoon. And come the evening, you'll be spoilt for choice with entertainment as there are a wide range of exquisite eateries and bars to choose from.
Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Royal Mile still has its medieval road plan, with many closes and alleyways to explore. What's more, the New Town is also definitely worth a visit, not least for the shopping opportunities it presents. Princes Street forms the central attraction here, boasting a breathtaking backdrop that includes Edinburgh Castle. But to get a better glimpse of the castle in all its glory – as well as a well-earned break from the shops – then visit the beautiful Princes Street Gardens.
The Port of Leith lies to the city's east; having been separate from Edinburgh until 1920, it has since merged and grown into a thriving location. As well as numerous trendy bars and eateries, the waterfront is also an ideal place to take an evening stroll and soak up some of the sights on offer.
Of course, one of the main reasons as to why Edinburgh is considered one of the best places to live – and visit – is perhaps due to the fact that there is always something going on. Indeed, there are an endless array of museums and galleries to explore, not to mention entertainment in the form of live venues and comedy clubs.
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Since the 1700s, the Tolomato Cemetery has been standing on Cordova Street. Perhaps you've peered at it through its closed gates: ancient headstones and tombs, a little white chapel and stately southern trees. It's beautiful, but because of its historical significance, preservation is of utmost concern, and public access to the Tolomato Cemetery is limited. June 17 is one of the few days in 2017 that you will have the chance to go inside.
Built on the site of a Franciscan Indian mission, this Catholic cemetery is almost as old as the town itself. Over 1,000 former St Augustine residents were buried at the Tolomato Cemetery, from the First Spanish Period through the British Period, the Second Spanish Period, and into Florida's early statehood.
It was the final resting place for people of Spanish, Cuban, Greek, Menorcan, African, Irish, and Haitian descent. St Augustine's first Bishop is buried there, as is one of our governors, and soldiers from either side of the Civil War.
The Tolomato Cemetery is located at 16 Cordova Street, approximately a three minute walk from Carriage Way Bed and Breakfast. Tours will be held from 11:00am – 3:00pm on Saturday, June 17. The tour is free, but donations are encouraged.
The cemetery is right near the city gates and the fort, so go for a walk afterwards. Stop for a drink along the bay front and watch the ships go by, or get some serious shopping in on St George Street. Grab some seafood or perhaps some tapas, then go hear a band.
And then come back and relax at Carriage Way Bed and Breakfast. The Garnet Room has a king size bed with a dramatic maple headboard. The armoire, bureau and tables are all antiques. So, in fact, is most of the furniture in the inn. Carriage Way is like St Augustine that way: You're never far from history.


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President-elect Donald Trump, in a video released Monday, proposed six policies that he wants to implement in his first 100 days.
The polices touched on several key themes of Trump's winning election campaign, including trade and immigration, but did not include several of his biggest campaign promises such as repealing the Affordable Care Act or building a wall on the nation's southern border with Mexico.
Trump said his agenda would be based "on a simple core principle: putting America first."
"Whether it's producing steel, building cars or curing disease, I want the next generation of production and innovation to happen right here on our great homeland, America, creating wealth and jobs for American workers," Trump said in the video.
He then outlined executive actions he wants to take on his first day in office "to restore our laws and bring back our jobs. It's about time," he said.
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• Issuing notification of intent to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement
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• Removing regulation and creating a new rule that states "for every one new regulation, two old regulations must be eliminated."
• Instructing the Department of Defense and other national security agencies to develop a comprehensive plan to protect American infrastructure from cyberattacks and all other attacks.
• Instructing the Department of Labor to investigate all abuses of visa programs
• And instituting new limitations on lobbyists, including a five-year ban on executive officials becoming lobbyists when they leave the administration and a lifetime ban on executive officials from lobbying on behalf of foreign governments.
Trump promised to provide more updates in the coming days. Trump has not held a traditional post-election press conference nor has he held press events to introduce his choices for administrative and Cabinet positions, like Sen. Jeff Sessions for attorney general.
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The American Pianists Awards are held every four years to discover the best aspiring young American classical pianists. Winners receive cash and two years of career advancement and support valued at over $100,000, making this one of the most coveted prizes in the music world.
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How to Calculate Car Engine Compression Ratio
We often wonder if our vehicle is in good shape, and if it can survive in the long journey and everything we use for everyday. In addition to getting a basic car service and choosing to have recommended services according to mileage, there is an easy way to check the state of our machine, so at OneHowTo, we show you how to calculate your machine's compression ratio effectively.
1.For this you will need a pressure gauge to measure the engine's compression. You can buy thisin shops specializing in car parts and accessories or on the Internet.
2. Start the car and let the engine run until it reaches its normal temperature. You shouldn't carry out this check on a cold engine, so it is best to do it after having driven a short distance.
3. Switch off the ignition and once the car is off, disconnect the wires located in the spark plugs, always focusing on what you're doing because later you will have to reconnect them in the same positions. To avoid any uncertainty, you can take a picture of the spark plugs before disconnecting the cables.
4. Unscrew a spark plug and place the tip of the gauge in the hole where the spark plug is inserted. It is very important that the gauge's nozzle is fully inserted inside this hole.
5. Now you have to ask someone else to start the engine and speed up the car for about four seconds, in this way you can measure the compression of the spark plug engine. Turn off the engine and repeat the above steps with each of your car spark plugs.
6. Each spark plug should have the same pressure, and it is important that they match the pressure recommended by the car manufacturer in the handbook. If you have a petrol engine the difference between cylinders can be up to 1.5 bar, which is completely normal.
7. If you don't know the manufacturer's guidelines regarding the suitable compression for your car's engine, then rely on the compression ratio of your engine (whether petrol or diesel) and add up those numbers. For example in a compression ratio of 14:1 the sum result is 14+1, so 15 should be the pressure value as indicated on the manometer.
8. If there is a problem with the compression of your car engine, it is best to take him to check the service to determine the source of the leak and allow the professional to fix it.


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Steve Gootzeit joins W.F. Young
EAST LONGMEADOW, Mass. — The international marketer behind Absorbine and Absorbine Jr. has appointed a new director of marketing.
Steve Gootzeit, who brings 30 years of experience in marketing and product development to W. F. Young, will be responsible for all aspects of marketing within the company — which markets consumer healthcare products and animal healthcare products — including strategic and brand planning, advertising and managing daily marketing functions within the department.
Gootzeit most recently worked at Coty and also previously worked at Del Labs and Wyeth.
"We are extremely pleased and excited to have Steve Gootzeit, a dynamic and seasoned professional, join us at W. F. Young in this newly created position as we continue our aggressive growth plan and global expansion of Absorbine Jr. and Absorbine products," W.F. Young president Adam Raczkowski said.
J&J delays relaunch of recalled products
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Johnson & Johnson on Tuesday postponed its plans to begin folding many of its recalled products, including several pediatric formulations, back onto retail shelves until later this fall.
However, when those products are ready to occupy the brand blocks McNeil has carved out for Tylenol and others, J&J will be placing a significant emphasis on reacquainting those products with quality in the consumer's mind.
"At the appropriate time, we will be investing in market support for our over-the-counter brands, such as Tylenol, Motrin and many others," J&J chairman and CEO William Weldon told investors. "And we will be introducing product and packaging innovations for many products, especially for those for young children."
U.S. sales across J&J's OTC pharmaceuticals and nutritionals dropped 52.8% over the fourth quarter. The McNeil recalls impacted fourth-quarter sales by approximately $300 million and total-year sales by approximately $900 million, the company reported.
Production of J&J's children's liquid OTC brands and adult tablet brands manufactured at the Fort Washington, Pa., facility is not expected to resume historical levels until the latter half of 2011. "This is due to a decision to upgrade manufacturing and quality processes … as part of our comprehensive action plan," Louise Mehrotra, VP investor relations at J&J, told analysts.
Medela launches iBreastfeed app
McHENRY, Ill. — Looking to provide breast-feeding mothers with helpful information and advice, Medela has launched a free mobile application for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Medela's iBreastfeed app features a locator to find breast-feeding and breast pumping-friendly places, a breast-feeding resource guide and a baby activity log, where moms and caregivers can manage babies' daily activities.
For more information about the app from Medela, visit MedelaBreastfeedingUS.com.


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Police are searching Poole Park for a weapon after a man was stabbed in the stomach by a stranger.
The victim, a 59-year-old man from the area, was walking through the park on Saturday evening when he was approached from behind and stabbed in the stomach.
The victim walked to Poole Hospital where he underwent surgery and remains in hospital receiving treatment. Police have confirmed his condition is not life-threatening.
The incident happened between 6.15pm and 7pm near the crazy golf in Poole Park.
Nothing was taken from the victim and the offender ran off towards the war memorial.
The offender is described as a white man in his early 30s, and of a large build. He was around 5foot 10 inches, with short cropped hair and a round plump face. He was wearing dark trousers and a dark jacket.
Detective Sergeant Ben Morgan, of Bournemouth CID, said: "This was an unprovoked assault and there will have been people in the park at the time of day the incident occurred.
"I am appealing to anyone who may have seen the incident or anyone acting suspiciously around the time of the assault to contact me on 101.
"It is likely there may be an increased police presence around the Poole Park area while investigations into the incident continue."
Officers were searching the area near the water fountain in the park all weekend, assisted by volunteers from Dorset Search and Rescue.
A large number of police officers have been seen searching bushes in Poole Park.
If anyone finds a knife or sharp object in Poole Park or discarded nearby, they are urged to not touch the item but call Dorset Police immediately.
The search team were also looking in hedges at Poole Park Bowling Club, as well as in bins around the park.
There is no cordon in place.
Witnesses and anyone with information should call Dorset Police in confidence on 101 quoting incident number 23:313. Alternatively, call the free and anonymous Crimestoppers line on 0800 555 111 where mobile phone tariffs may apply.


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In the entire areas of Phoenix Arizona, cool decks of poured concrete derived from thin overlay landscape pavers is the centre of attraction among the landowners. It is a fact that every concrete cool...
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Why Switch to Solar Water Heating System in India?
[2013-03-27 ]
Solar water heater is a cost effective and an efficient way of heating water. This is a �GREEN� alternative of generating electricity which saves money. Solar water heater uses sun rays to heat up water which is a renewable source of energy and will never exhausted. ...
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New Machines and Modern Methodologies in Filling, Sealing & Labelling
[2013-03-27 ]
Everyday newer filling and packaging machines are introduced in the market and the organisations that are implementing and adapting to the change see a brighter future....
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The worth of food packaging and packaging machines
[2013-03-27 ]
For businesses involved in the manufacturing and retail of food products, the �packaging� is more than just a nice-looking container to draw the attention of buyers. ...
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Helpful Gift Ideas for Kids - Be Watchful in Decisions
[2013-03-14 ]
Children are the main cause of bliss in just about every single home. Fathers and mothers desire to see children completely happy and smiling continually. ...
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Right Choice to Maintain Carpets in Government Buildings
[2013-03-14 ]
To ensure impressive-looking and fresh-smelling carpets in government buildings, cleaning professionals must be equipped with the best carpet extractors....
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Tips to Buy Conveyor Belt Cleaner Equipment
[2013-03-14 ]
Non-polluting conveyor belt cleaner for food processing and packaging industry. As these machines uses electricity for heating do not generate fumes and are safe for indoor use....
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Easy Degreasing of Oil Drums with Pressure Washer Degreaser
[2013-03-14 ]
Oil drums degreasing process is now much easier and fast with pressure washer degreaser machines. The launch of pressure washer degreaser machines has wonderfully simplified such degreasing tasks....
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Organising skip hire Manchester legally
[2013-02-13 ]
Skip hire Manchester is fantastic for those wishing to dispose of vast amounts of waste at their properties....
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Why to prefer Dream Retreats for Scottsdale Landscape design?
[2013-02-13 ]
If you�re an owner of landscape and looking for the best landscape contractor in Arizona ....
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Enjoy Artistic Landscape Pavers with Dream Retreats
[2013-02-13 ]
Do you want to have landscape pavers on your landscape design? Hopefully, you want to make your house well designed with the best landscaping concept but due to lack of right platform for it....
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Effective Tips And Machines For Hospital Infection Control
[2013-01-08 ]
Hospital infection control with steam based cleaners to keep hospitals spotlessly clean, sanitized, and fresh smelling, which stops spreading the disease further....
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Advanced Technologies in New-Gen Steam Car Wash
[2013-01-08 ]
A steam car wash machine is considered one of the most effective ways to clean an automobile. This machine is used for cleaning exterior and interior parts of automobiles. Steam can dissolve dirt, remove stains, and help remove many impure build-ups and substances....
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Why is the Rotovac 360i Cleaning Machines turning heads everywhere?
[2013-01-11 ]
The carpet cleaning business has been around for many years and the industry has grown significantly over time. Technology has proven to be the key factor in carpet and steam cleaning today....
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