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CLARK, Wyo. (AP) — The wide-open sagebrush flats along the Montana-Wyoming border make it easy to spot strangers passing along the bumpy dirt roads that crisscross the sparsely populated town of Clark. So it was perhaps no surprise when authorities announced a quick arrest following the triple slaying of a woman and her parents.
Yet, even with a pair of teenage suspects in custody, residents said they remain on edge. The violence has dispelled any notion that they were somehow shielded from the world's problems in their rural enclave tucked against the Beartooth Mountains.
"We're lulled into a false sense of security in a way," said Jerry Ruth, a volunteer fire fighter in Clark who moved to Wyoming after retiring as a Maryland policeman five years ago. "We're all thinking we're in a little piece of heaven out here and nothing's going on."
The shootings took place at the end of a road surrounded by ranchland and scattered houses, several miles from a state highway that connects the town's roughly 300 residents to the broader world.
Stephen Hammer, 19, and Tanner Vanpelt, 18, told investigators they stole a trove of handguns from a gun store in Cody last week. They hoped to flee to Denver to sell the weapons, authorities said Wednesday.
The pair took a roommate's car and drove 35 miles north to Clark, to steal an Audi SUV for the trip to Colorado, according to court documents and Park County Sheriff Scott Steward.
The vehicle was owned by a woman who was friends with Hammer's family, Steward said.
The teens allegedly told authorities that after Ildiko Freitas, 40, argued against giving them the vehicle, they shot and killed her and her parents, Janos Volgyesi, 69, and Hildegard Volgyesi, 70.
Steward credited neighborly vigilance with the quick arrests in the case, just a few miles from the crime scene.
Two neighbors who found the victims' dog on the loose called authorities after discovering the bodies when they went to return the animal.
Ruth had responded to the shooting with the fire department and was leaving the scene when he spotted the Audi. "It kind of sticks out in a cowboy town," he said.
He started trailing the vehicle, calling in his location to 911 as it headed toward the highway, and minutes later the suspects were apprehended by the Wyoming Highway Patrol at the edge of Clark.
"The tragedy is for the victims' family, but it's a tragedy in the community of Clark, too, because it's so tight-knit," Steward said. "No doubt some of the EMTs and some of the firemen knew these people."
The teens face 11 felony counts each, including murder charges that could carry the death penalty.
After Hammer and Vanpelt were ordered held without bond Tuesday, family members of the victims in the courtroom embraced and later gathered at the house where the killings took place.
John Freitas, Ildiko's husband, who works in oil and gas drilling, was away at the time of the shootings.
The Volgyesi's son, Thomas, said earlier this week that his parents kept to themselves but "were absolutely loving and the most caring people you would ever meet."
"They had enormous hearts," Thomas Volgyesi said. "They watched over my sister and John."
Guns are generally accepted as part of everyday life in this part of northwest Wyoming, where hunting is a popular pastime and grizzly bears roam the forests.
A 6,000-piece museum dedicated to firearms is located a few blocks from the courthouse where Hammer and Vanpelt stood before the judge. A hotel just a few blocks the other way stages Old West-style shootout re-enactments during the summer months.
Yet, murders are rare here, and the slayings stood out both for their brutal nature and the young age of the defendants. Steward said that in his 22 years in Park County, the only killings he's dealt with in the rural areas of the county were two murder-suicides, both in the 1990s.
Clark resident Jennifer Bays, who lived next to Hammer's family before his mother and stepfather divorced and moved away, said he was polite and well-behaved as a youngster. He spent so much time with her two children that "he was like a third kid to us," she said.
Cody teens who said they know the suspects said they recently lived in an apartment together, and had become heavy users of drugs, including methamphetamine, marijuana and prescription pills.
"Tanner was a very good kid until just a couple months ago," said Jordan Roof, 19, who said he lived in the apartment with the suspects for about two months. "It sucks. All this over a car."
Steward said he had no personal knowledge of hardcore drug use, but Vanpelt had in recent months had a run-in with law enforcement in Montana for marijuana possession.
The suspects were not tested for drugs after their arrest, Steward said.
He added that he never saw any violence from Hammer or Vanpelt.
Hammer allegedly told investigators he was "sorry for shooting 'that lady.'" Vanpelt said "they had not planned it to go down this way."
The two 9mm handguns allegedly used in the slayings were found in an irrigation pipe several miles from the shooting scene.
A search of the Cody apartment where the suspects resided turned up at least eight more handguns and twelve boxes of ammunition. A search warrant said Vanpelt and Hammer acknowledged stealing those weapons and the ones used in the shootings on Feb. 26 from Cody Sports and Pawn.


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- Happy Halloween, everyone. Arizona will treat its fans to an exhibition against Humboldt State tonight at the McKale Center. Exhibitions are usually for the die-hards, but probably more than a few casual fans will make their way over to the Tucson campus to catch a glimpse of the third-ranked recruiting class in action for the first time against somebody other than themselves. One question surrounding this class is whether it will be able to live up to the hype better than last year's class. Remember how highly touted the trio of Nick Johnson, Josiah Turner and Angelo Chol were? All signs point to Grant Jerrett, Kaleb Tarczewski, Brandon Ashley and Gabe York as able to deliver in a bigger way this season, but one can never be 100 percent certain until they perform in a game. This contest will also provide Wildcat supporters with a first look at point guard Mark Lyons in an Arizona uniform, as the mercurial senior averaged 15 points per game last year at Xavier. It's also worth mentioning that the Wildcats lost their exhibition opener last year to Seattle Pacific, but I find it hard to believe that a similar result will be produced against Humboldt State on this night.
- The NCAA approved tougher sanctions against those programs and coaches who buck the NCAA law. A couple of the more striking provisions are that NCAA violators who are found to be in "serious breach of conduct" could potentially suffer similar punishments to the one handed out to the Penn State football team (a four-year postseason ban and a $60 million fine). Also, if an assistant coach commits a serious violation, the head coach must be able to prove that he or she was unaware of the assistant's actions; if not, the head coach could be suspended for anywhere from 10 percent to the entire season. All changes will go into effect starting August 1, 2013. While the coaches who are quoted in the various articles seem to be largely in favor of these tougher sanctions, it obviously still remains to be seen how effective these changes will be. As has been the case throughout history, cheaters will find a way to continue their cheating ways. Hopefully these tougher penalties will accomplish the NCAA's and everyone's goal of a markedly cleaner collegiate athletics scene.
- Another day, another CBS Sports list. On Tuesday, it was the top 50 shooters in the country, a list that made space for three current Pac-12 players: Washington's C.J. Wilcox (No. 11), California's Allen Crabbe (No. 12) and Stanford's Chasson Randle (No. 41). Additionally, former Husky and current Texas A&M Aggie Elston Turner made the cut at No. 19. No real gripes here, but perhaps Aaron Bright was also deserving of a nod, especially considering his play during the 2012 NIT, a five-game run that earned him NIT Most Outstanding Player honors. What's noteworthy with this list is that 35 of the 50 players come from non-power conference schools, including representatives from Texas Pan-American and Texas Southern. For those not curious enough to check out the list, former Razorback-turned-Butler Bulldog Rotnei Clarke holds down the top spot.
- Earlier this week, ESPN.com's Eamonn Brennan released his top 10 rebounders in the country, and Colorado's André Roberson topped the list. We're probably a little biased here at the Pac-12 microsite because we get to see Roberson play so often, but there's no faulting Brennan for this selection. Roberson is an elite rebounder thanks to his hops, long arms and overall very high basketball IQ. There were spots during last year's Pac-12 Tournament where Roberson looked like a future lottery pick, especially when he started to knock down a few threes. He certainly has that kind of upside, and big things are expected again of the only guy in the Pac-12 to average a double-double last season. There were no freshmen in Brennan's top 10, but Kaleb Tarczewski and Grant Jerrett of Arizona both made his "freshmen to watch" mentions.
- Lastly, the Pac-12 announced its talent lineup for the Pac-12 Networks' men's basketball coverage for the upcoming season. Headlined by Bill Walton, other analysts include Don MacLean, Ernie Kent, Lenny Wilkens and Detlef Schrempf. The play-by-play lineup doesn't necessarily include as many big names, but all are very good broadcasters and will not disappoint viewers. The most famous of the play-by-play guys is probably Ted Robinson, a two-time Emmy winner who has done just about every sport imaginable. Overall, it's a very intriguing lineup of broadcasters and it should keep Pac-12 Networks broadcasts for men's basketball entertaining.

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The revolutionary invention that provides drinking water (without electricity) to thousands of people in Honduras
"Before having the treatment plant people had only river water and it was taken as it was. There were many diseases."
"Now they use their own tap water."
So says Ramón Ribera, who chairs the board of community water, Tamara, located 25 km north of the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa.
And it is the community itself that operates the plant that changed the lives of its about 6,500 inhabitants.
But the innovative technology he uses was born in a laboratory at the prestigious Cornell University in the United States.
Támara is one of the treatment plants built in Honduras by AguaClara, a project that has allowed, without electricity, to provide potable water to more than 60,000 people in the Central American country. And the initiative is expanding to Nicaragua and India.
The technique used in AguaClara was created by Monroe Weber-Shirk, an American engineer whose life was marked by his experience in Central America during the war in El Salvador.
"I eliminated the need for electricity"
"I experienced the need for clean water when I worked in camps for Salvadoran refugees in 1982 and 1983," said Weber-Shirk, a professor of environmental engineering at Cornell University and founder of the AguaClara project, BBC Mundo.
"I learned that the technologies available were not appropriate to serve rural communities in Latin America, and even for some cities it was difficult to operate and maintain water treatment plants."
Weber-Shirk runs "AguaClara Labs", a laboratory in which each semester students travel to Honduras and work in the field with local partners.
"I decided to develop a new approach to the problem of water treatment. I eliminated the mobile components and the need for electricity, with a technology that is open source and has no patents," the engineer told BBC Mundo.
"And the system is based on the latest advances in physics and chemistry that we investigated at the Cornell University Water Laboratory."
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The AguaClara project has already built 14 plants in Honduran territory, most of them in communities such as Támara, with less than 15,000 inhabitants.
"A plant is now under construction at the Zamorano University of Honduras and the first plant in Nicaragua began to be built on August 1," Weber-Shirk said.
"We have different designs with flows ranging from one to 100 liters per second. To give you an idea, a 100 liters per second plant can serve a community of about 30,000 people."
The laboratory works together with the engineers and technicians of a Honduran organization, Agua Para el Pueblo (APP), which builds plants and enables communities to operate them.
"Following the construction plant is transferred to communities or municipalities , " he told BBC World James Nunez , director of APP.
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"Villagers, mainly women, when noticing mud sediment in the piles complain to the water board directors to demand that water reach the houses as clean as possible," Nunez said.
"And they threaten to continue the presence of sediment, they will refuse to pay the fee."
In the case of Tamara, the monthly fee is 100 lempiras or 4 dollars.
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The turbidity of the water, with sediments or residues of feces, prevents simple forms of disinfection of water with chlorine are effective, Núñez explained.
The AguaClara plants solve the problem of turbidity without using electricity, but gravity, to purify the water.
"To eliminate the turbidity we use a coagulant chemical that works as a gluebinding small particles in the water to form larger particles called floccules, " said Nunez.
The water is then sent to a sedimentation tank where the flocs settle to the bottom by gravity.
The clean water from the top is then piped to a multi-layer sand filter, where the particles that escaped in the sedimentation tank are captured, Weber-Shirk said.
Finally chlorine is added to the water to eliminate the pathogens that could not be trapped in the process of flocculation, sedimentation and filtration.
The water is then sent to community storage tanks.
"And every resident has potable water just by unlocking the key," Weber-Shirk said.
For Ramón Ribera, the technology without electricity allows that "any person with under study can be trained to operate the plants".
The AguaClara program receives funding from various sources.
The research is funded by the US National Science Foundation (NSF), and by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Weber-Shirk expressed to BBC World concern that in the current climate of cuts to science and the US EPA. Resources may be affected.
The construction of the plants "is financed by an international cooperation program from Switzerland, Swiss Development Cooperation, Rotary International and the municipalities themselves", among other sources.
"Humility and empathy "
Each semester about 65 Cornell students join AguaClara.
"They come from different fields within engineering and from other areas such as business administration and communications," explained Weber-Shirk.
"We give them research problems to develop new knowledge that allows us to create better designs for plants," said Cornell's professor.
Natalie Mottle is one of the engineering students who participated in AguaClara.
"The flow of knowledge and technical information allows for a continuous process of research and progress. I learned a lot about how to be humble and create an environment that enables open communication and cooperation," she told BBC World.
For Mottle, "students who work at AguaClara and travel to Honduras also learn that empathy and compassion can be essential to solve real-world problems with engineering."
"I think the most important thing I learned from the AguaClara project is that our lab work directly affects the lives of other people in need," says Erica Marroquin, another of the engineering students who traveled to Honduras.
"Students should be aware that their work counts, not just on a motivational theme, but also to know that they can change the world as well."
"Example of love"
Weber-Shirk expects to expand AguaClara in Latin America.
A Cornell alumnus created a nonprofit organization, AguaClara Reach, responsible for identifying partners to expand technology at the regional level.
"We are interested in finding non-profit and socially responsible engineering institutions that want to offer AguaClara's technology in their regions. If any institution or government in Latin America wants to provide potable water with a sustainable and more economical infrastructure, you can contact AguaClara Reach."
With its innovative technology, local partners and ongoing research, AguaClara is much more than a project to provide drinking water. For Monroe Weber-Shirk, it is an "example of love."
"Love helps others thrive and creates healthy communities," he said.
"Engineers are researching, inventing, designing and building the infrastructure that makes it possible for people to live in healthy communities," Cornell told BBC World.
"Opening the tap and drinking water especially frees women and girls in many rural communities, who instead of having to collect water can devote their energy to education and other activities, and maybe someday become engineers and doctors."
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On the road to 270, the battleground states account for the final 110 electoral votes: Ohio, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Virginia, North Carolina and Colorado.
Both Democrats and Republicans say internal campaign surveys after last week's debate show Romney cut into the lead Obama had built up in many key battleground states. But they say Obama still has an advantage in most of them.
A lack of independent polling makes it difficult to know whether that's true. Romney pulled ahead of Obama, 49 to 45 percent nationally, among likely voters in a Pew Research Center poll conducted after the debate.
TV-watching voters in the contested states continued to get inundated with negative ads from both sides.
"He doesn't have anything to run on so he's running all of these ads, outspending us here in Ohio trying to basically call us liars," Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan told WTOL, a TV station in Toledo, Ohio.
Ryan and Vice President Joe Biden debate Thursday in Kentucky.
Peoples reported from Newport News, Va. Associated Press writers Nedra Pickler, Jim Kuhnhenn, David Espo and Julie Pace in Washington and Ann Sanner in Columbus, Ohio, contributed to this report.


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Skip to comments.Just In Case You Forgot, If You Want To Take Back America & Love The 10th Amendment, Youre Racist
Posted on 11/19/2012 9:05:57 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Empowered by an election result that will enable Chris Matthews to hear racist dog whistles anytime, anywhere, the fevered MSNBC Hardball host began a segment today to showcase just how racist the Republican Party is, especially white Southerners. He had all the stats of who voted by race, where. Missing from that, of course, was the stats of blacks voting almost 100% for Obama in key precincts in Pennsylvania. But I digress.
Matthews finishing his racial thesis, then begins this line of inquiry to his two guests Republican strategist John Feehery and Democrat strategist, Joy Reid:
Matthews: Let me just go to something in the rhetoric, and you can read it both in your own ways. Romney kept saying, weve got a little montage, Im going to take back America. Were going to take back America. Take back America. You know, I have to live with the fact that the Dallas Cowboys are Americas team. I guess they gave themselves the name. I dont know how they got it. But they do. But how did he get to be the American candidate? Thats what I want to know. Who named him that?
John Feehery: Well, thats a frequent thing in politics. People always
Matthews: I never heard Obama say take back America.
Feehery: Well, you know, this is not that unfamiliar. The idea that were going to take back the White House, were going to restore America, were going to renew America, hope and change, whatever you want to call it, the team thats out of power wants to take back power. And thats, I dont think thats racially motivated. I think its ridiculous to think it is.
Joy Reid: No, but you know what, John? Look at the Tea Partys rhetoric, because thats where this whole take back America stuff started. These were people that were looking at the colonial period as the idyllic period in American history, the period before you had unions, before you had racial integration, this sort of America in which African-Americans were 3/5th of a person. That was the era that the Tea Party saw as the idyllic period in American history. And I think to your point about 2010, lets not compare apples to oranges. What happens in midterms is that minority voters and younger voters stay home. So sure, you can win a Pennsylvania or an Ohio or a Michigan in an off-year election when basically, white voters are the ones coming to the polls. When you add the ethnic dimension, and you add younger voters, all of a sudden it becomes a lot harder for Republicans.
So now if you say you want to take back America, regardless of whether its on policy or not, youre racist. But Matthews wasnt through. A moment later, all you 10th Amendment people, youre now racist, too.
Matthews: Anyway, you talk about the 10th Amendment in the South. Why is the 10th Amendment, which reserves powers to the states from the federal government, so much at issue with Republicans? Why do they love that 10th Amendment so much? It sounds like the Civil war to me.
Exit question: How long before someone on MSNBC proclaims the 22nd Amendment as being racist, because it prevents the first black president from being able to be president for life? After all, the 22nd Amendment was ratified in 1951, and you know how racist that period of time was, dont you? I mean, that was pre-civil rights era.
Seems to me alot of people, liberals and Republicans are really starting to take down the tea party for some reason. Are they afraid the Tea Party will come roaring back and are trying to get ahead of it and are scared to death of it. I don't get it. We didn't have a Tea candidate and we lost so what's the beef?
I don't care anymore, if believing if freedom, working hard, keeping your stuff you've earned and to be left alone is racist, then I am a racist. I'm tired of playing PC ball with these twerps.
I'm with you. If that makes me racist in some clown's eyes fine. At least I'm in good company.
No, voting for 0bama because he wasn't the white guy makes you racist.
Back then liberals and Rockefeller Republicans all agreed that the people in the emerging modern conservative movement were racists, "purveyors of hate" and were the cause of all the violence in America. In fact the "climate of hate and violence" inspired Lee Harvey Oswald to assassinate JFK, screamed the liberals. Poor things
.. it's the same old tune. A generation has passed and still they got nothing.
I don't care if I'm racist, Chris.
I did another cursory search and I did find this "Robert Bork, [has] explicitly written off the Tenth Amendment and the doctrine of enumerated powers, initially the pride and glory of the Constitution's defenders, as dead letters . . . ."
Like anyone gives a crap anymore if they're called a "racist." ZZZZZZZzzzzzzzz. If you breath and aren't registered with the Demo-marxist party, you're obviously a "racist." This POS actually thinks spewing this same ole BS will have any effect? Racist, racist, racist, racist, ZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzz.
There are worse things in the world than racism but try telling that to a liberal racist.
We need a Civil War in this country to stem the tide of communism and illegal invasion, before it is too late.
Really, our side would experience so much inner peace if we would just ignore everything Spittle Boy says.
The term racism has lost all meaning. What he is really saying is tribalism.
Lets not skip a step. Lets try secession and if they want a war we will give it to them.
Sounds good to me.
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phydeaux Wrote:I have to echo what a lot of people are saying- if you spend a lot of time going for rich, intricate gameplay, you are leaving yourself open for losing on polish, which in turn probably determines a weight on the rest of your categories (it's a lot easier to be superficial about judging, so a lot of people will only notice the polish, and not give much thought to much else.) This is just if you want to win, though, but I think there are other goals of the contest, such as finally getting to try and make a game that you've been itching to.
Well said. IMO, you're either going to focus on gameplay, or everything else. The reason for this is that testing your gameplay takes so much more time than testing graphics, or sound. Want to test a new sound? Put it in, and play once. Does it sound good, yes/no? Bam. You've tested that sound.
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The result is that you'll spend the vast majority of your time on just getting your gameplay spot-on, and won't be able to spend as much time as is needed tightening up your app.
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In what will be an ongoing series, I present the first Installment of Stars and Goats!
While some may consider it a difficult task to choose any goats after an opening weekend of 2 and 0, I'm not the most forgiving fan. Sure, Calgary won both games over hated division rivals, but they could have easily lost both if Kipper didn't stand on his head or if a couple of the bounces went the other way.
Mark Giordano –
If not for a fluke bounce in Edmonton, Giordano would have played as close to a flawless weekend as is possible for a guy making less than $1M. His season opening goal agains the Canucks was a thing of beauty and highlighted his unqiue ability to walk the offensive blueline with aplomb.
Mikka Kiprusoff –
Answered some of the lingering concerns about his decline by being one of the club's best players through two games. Although two of the goals that beat him were questionable (Burrows for VAN, Gagner for EDM), he made his share of difficult saves and held his team in the game when they were being handily outshot.
The 4th line –
The combination of Prust, Sjostrom and Nystrom is getting a lot of press after spending most of their ice time in the opposition's end of the ice through 2 games. The trio were perhaps the best forward unit in terms of consistently pressing the attack and establishing a solid cycle this weekend.
Jay Bouwmeester –
An excellent debut for the big free agent signing, Bouwmeester led the club in ice time and added 3 assists and a +3 rating to boot.
Jarome Iginla –
Perhaps the least effective line for the Flames through the first couple of contests was it's $12M first line, and much of the reason was the indifferent play of the Captain. Iginla spent a lot of time losing puck battles, giving the puck away and generally being outplayed by the other team's stars. Iggy managed just 1 shot on net in Edmonton and the only reason he has an assist by his name is the Dion Phaneuf empty net goal.
Robyn Regehr –
Reggie's weekend was the polar opposite of Bouwmeesters: he struggled to handle fast forechecks, he lost puck battles and he made poor reads. He was especially bad on Saturday night, where his lackluster puck retrieval directly led to the Oilers first goal. He's bound to get better, but it was strange to see the usually consistent shut-down defender have so many problems.
Olli Jokinen –
The other half of the underachieving first unit is the bid, bald Fin. Jokinen has a second assist on a PPG, but nothing else to talk about. In 34 minutes of ice, the $5M center has managed just 2 shots on net, which isn't enough by any standard, but is really low for a supposed sniper. He and Iginla have to either get their act together or get split up in order for the club to start garnering value out of their giant contracts.


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To say I'm a little bit amped for the bow season opener in Florida's Zone A is an understatement, which is why at nearly 11 p.m. Friday my calloused ol' fingers were still pecking away at the keyboard.
By Alan Clemons, Managing Editor
The season-opener is just special anywhere.
If you're a deer hunter, it may be hot and humid in the Southeast or there could be a chill in the air in the Midwest, Northeast or elsewhere. If you're a wingshooter, then you're
itchy for doves, quail, grouse or pheasant. Waterfowlers get geeked for that first morning when they can shoot the cupped mallards they've been watching from afar for weeks over the rice fields, marshes or timber.
Deer & Deer Hunting publisher Brad Rucks and I are in HendryCounty, southwest of Lake Okeechobee, for the Zone A opener. We're covering the opening day of deer season in the United States– it's the first legal season anywhere – for DeerandDeerHunting.com and one of our television shows, Whitetail Destinations.
Our gracious hosts are Charlie and Laura Palmer, who live in Fort Lauderdale and own about 1,200 acres here in the boonies. That's not a slam. We're in the middle of nowhere. Lauderdale is about two hours east, and Fort Myers is about 45 minutes or so west.
Now, you're probably thinking a couple of things and I'm going to try to read your mind.
Deer season in July? Three years ago, the Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission rezoned the state into four zones based on hunter feedback and the whitetail rut. Zone A, where we are, is roughly the Everglades – the lower part of Florida. It's pasture and scrub, palmettos and pines and beautiful live oaks dripping with Spanish moss.
Laura had to slow down for a gator crossing the road today when she was driving over. There are black bears and Florida panthers in the area, along with rattlesnakes, probably some other snakes like pythons further south in the true Everglades, and some incredible bird life. Just today driving over from Fort Myers I saw kites, wood storks and sandhill cranes. Amazing diversity.
You guys are crazy, aren't you? We've never been formally tested, but there's probably a crazy gene or two in our DNA makeup.
Deer rut in July? Yes, which is strange and a biological oddity. But based on the latitude and their breeding habits, now is when the bucks and does are getting' jiggy. The bucks already have split up and should be chasing does soon, if they're not already doing it. Talk about stoked! The peak of the rut may not be for another couple of weeks, though, but we should see some activity.
Why does the season start early? The Florida FWC moved the dates for the opener here to coincide more with the rut. That lopped off a few weeks on the back end, though, which is when the breeding is over for the most part and deer are back in their feeding modes. Kinda weird, yes, but that's how it's set up.
What are you going to do if you see a rattlesnake? Probably wet my pants.
What else could you hunt? Turkey season, with archery gear, also opens Saturday morning according to the FWC site. These are Osceola birds, typically considered one of the toughest to bag for a turkey hunter's Grand Slam. I have a turkey license and my turkey broadheads. Might give it a try although I'm not hugely enamored with bowhunting for turkeys.
Feral hogs, of course, are fair game although they haven't been spotted as much here lately. I did see one monster black hog in a field driving over, so they're around. Coyotes also are on the "kill with impunity" list and my trusty .30-30 Winchester may get pulled out.
What's the weather like down there? It's hotter than New York streetwalkers during a political convention! When I woke up Friday morning, it was 82 degrees at 9 a.m. and the television weather gal said it "feels like 93." Sheesh! I have an array of Under Armor ColdBlack for my base layer to go under my bug suit, and although we're going to try for a roughly four-hour sit in the morning it'll get pretty toasty in a hurry.
We also have enough ThermaCell units to stock a small store and several bottles of odor-killing spray. My two Dead Down Wind bottles may not be enough. Dunno yet.
How big are the deer? Not too big, in body or antler size. A combination of the latitude, heat and genetics don't allow the deer to get big. As for antlers, anything scoring about 110 B&C would be considered a whopper. The Palmers have an "8-point or better outside the ears" management plan, which appears to be working. They have some nice bucks on the wall including a few head-turners (for this area) and we're hoping to see one.
What if you see a bear or Florida panther? I'll be very excited, and then I may wet my pants again.
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It is for Kate. She's been going to camp at the Blossom Montessori School for the Deaf for the past 8 weeks or so (no, I don't know exactly, I'm Dad).
The teachers there are awesome and have really taken to Kate. Who wouldn't take to this beautiful little girl though?
It's very, very difficult to get a picture of Kate. She either closes her eyes as soon as she sees the camera or she turns away, thus, the blur.
Sadly, Friday is her last day. We were hoping to put her in school there full-time this fall, but that's not going to happen. There had been a small chance we could get her in on the McKay Scholarship, but it looks like she has to go to public school for one more year to qualify. Neither Kris or I are happy about this, but the McKay Scholarship will cover (most of) her educational costs for the next 17 years. You do what you have to do.
As I mentioned at the beginning of the summer, one of the biggest benefits of Kate attending Blossom was that I would get to spend more time with her; the school is right across the street from where I currently work.
The first hour of my mornings have been spent listening to song #6, an old DJ Laz song, over and over and over and over and over. She won't let me change the song. As soon as I do, she starts to "fly away" (I need to get video of this) and signing (her version anyway) "more." In no uncertain terms, she's pissed.
Once in a while I get to pick her up as well. I get a much better reception that Mom does, which is only natural. By the time I get home, my face is tired...from smiling so much. Awesome doesn't really do much to describe it.
Today I had to go pick up her car seat because my mom forget to grab it when she picked her up (a day off for Mom). As I walked over, I ran into one of her teachers who was leaving. She made me promise to bring Kate over during the year so that she could see her, as she (the teacher) wouldn't be at school on Friday.
We began to talk about how wonderful Kate is and I said,
Kris and I have struggled with the word, but technically, Kate is retarded (physically delayed, possibly mental...). If I have to be retarded, I hope I can be retarded like Kate.Or something like that. Point is, you would be hard pressed to find a happier child than Kate.
The teacher later commented, "As soon as Kate walked into the door, she walked into my heart."
If I weren't so manly, I would have cried. ;)


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On the heals of an unnamed Edge-Online source backing the Microsoft Durango rumor first leaked on VG Leaks, RipTen reached out to Square-Enix directly for a comment on the Final Fantasy Versus XIII PlayStation 4 exclusive rumor.
Good god. I thought Versus XIII was never going to come out.
man how hard is it to shed some light on this game so fans can atleats be excited for it?
any small info would actually be of help.


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Mathis claims national title
ROME, Ga. — Incoming Bethel College football coach Marty Mathis will bring a national championship ring with him. Mathis, who was named to the Bethel post Nov. 20, finished his tenure as defensive coordinator at Marian University Dec. 13 with a 30-27 overtime win against Morningside College in the NAIA Championship game in Rome. Marian trailed 14-10 at the half and 20-10 after three quarters, but came back in the fourth quarter, tying the game on a 35-yard Mike Josifvoski field goal as time expired. Josifvoski hit a 26-yard field goal in overtime to give Marian its first-ever national title. It was the first time the NAIA Championship game was decided in overtime Marian finished the season 12-1. Mathis takes over a Bethel program that was 0-10 last season. He succeeds Jim Dotson, who served last season on an interim basis when Travis Graber resigned before the start of pre-season practice.
Bethel athletes take honors
Nine Bethel athletes were named Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes for the fall season. To be honors, an athlete must be of at least junior academic standing with a minimum grade-point-average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale. In volleyball, senior setter Amber Blount of Topeka, junior right-side hitter Katie Regier of Whitewater and senior middle hitter Whitney Steingard of Henderson, Neb., were honored. In women's cross country, junior Susan Morris of Hutchinson, senior Emily Gundy of Halstead, senior Mariah Hostetler of Dodge City and junior Nicky Smith of Elkhart, Ind., were honored. Named in women's soccer were Brooke Banning, a junior midfielder from Lenexa; and Lizzie Shelly, a senior defender from Lenexa.
Tickets available for Dodge City TOC
DODGE CITY — Tickets are now available for the 2013 Dodge City Tournament of Champions boys' basketball tournament Jan. 17 to 19 at the United Wireless Arena. The tournament includes Newton, Dodge City, Shawnee Mission South, Derby, Buhler, Scott City, Wichita North and Wichita South. Reserved and single-game tickets are available, along with reserved tournament passes. Tickets are available at www.ticketmaster.com (search for United Wireless Arena) or call (800) 745-3000.
Wingnuts set 2013 schedule
WICHITA — The Wichita Wingnuts baseball team set its 2013 schedule. Wichita will play 100 games this season. The Wingnuts open the season May 16 at home against the Kansas City T-Bones. Other league members include the Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks, the Sioux Falls Pheasants, the Saint Paul Saints, Winnipeg Goldeyes, Gary-Southshore Railcats, Lincoln Saltdogs, Sioux City Explorers, Amarillo Sox, El Paso Diablos, Grand Prairie Airhogs and Laredo Lemurs. For the second straight year, the American Association will play an interlocking schedule against the eastern-based Can-Am League. Wichita will host the New Jersey Jackals May 23 through 25. Wichita will play a 10-game road trip at New Jersey, Rockland Boulders and Newark Bears. Wichita will host exhibition games May 5 at home against Friends, May 6 at home against Emporia State, May 8 at home against Kansas City and May 15 at home against Winnipeg. The complete schedule is listed at www.wichitawingnuts.com.
Newton Public Golf Course Senior Men Dec. 11 1. Ken Lieska, Clayton Sadowski, Leo Griffith, Walt Long -4. 2. Dave Hestand, Harold Reid, Fred Caruthers, Bob Schmidt, Mel Buxman -3. 3. Bill Nelson, Ken Prockish, Al Gann, Bud Malone -3. 4. Carvin Thiessen, Tim Holdeman, Bob Smith, Jim Zook -1. Closest to pin 2 — Bob Schmidt. Closest to pin 7 — Mel Buxman. Dec. 18 1. Carvin Thiessen, Paul Kalberer -2. 2. Ed Graf, Ken Prockish, Al Gann -2. 3. Will Martling, Clayton Sadowski, Bill Rosing -1. 4. Dane Lawrence, Leo Griffith, Bob Dilly -1. 5. Ken Lieske, Tom Pryor, Jim Zook -1.
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I can now discuss what will forever be known as "That Awful Week."
We headed down to Super Duper on Sunday, Oct. 3 to begin my week o' comps. By Tuesday, I told Kyle that I was a bit sad that the week would be known as "That Awful Week" because there were some wonderful times…like eating at some amazing restaurants…running whenever I wanted…going to the zoo!...being with Kyle…There were some pleasant moments, but, overall, the week was Awful. Why? Because of comps.
By Thursday, I told my professor I knew why I was only tested in the morning – because it took me all afternoon to convince myself to go back the next day. It was a long, stressful week, but I'm proud to say that my efforts (and everyone's prayers!) have paid off.
I passed comps!!
Okay, technically I passed "written" comps, as I have orals still to take, but that will only be an hour. Yes, it will be an awful hour, but it's an hour. Hallelujah.
Last Friday, I was going a bit nuts because I was supposed to hear back on that day of whether I passed or failed. I waited…and waited…and called…and left messages lol…no response. Then, today:
"Congratulations! You have passed the written comps exam."
I couldn't ask for a better birthday gift. =)
Oh, yeah, did I mention it was my birthday? And that today is ROCKING??!! It probably didn't hurt that I received this little box in the mail yesterday.
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To reach the poorest with direct assistance in a safe, convenient, scalable and sustainable way, WFP Cambodia is now introducing a new innovative hi-tech cash scholarship transfer pilot programme through a mobile banking system in partnership with Angkor Microfinance of Kampuchea (AMK), a local microfinance institution. This is the first time for vulnerable Cambodians to receive cash assistance – that would enable them to purchase food and other basic necessities of their choice – through mobile phones.
KAMPONG THOM PROVINCE – One sunny afternoon in June, about 60 children and their guardians gathered in Salavisai Primary School in Prasat Balaing District. They've come to receive their cash scholarship assistance from WFP. It's a new project, and they know that in order to be part of it, the students would have to attend their classes regularly, at least 80 percent of the time.
A 70-year-old woman, Khiev Chan is among the 2,969 people from poor households in Kampong Thom who are benefiting from WFP' s new cash scholarship. She lives with her two orphaned granddaughters whose parents were killed in a mining explosion four years ago. Together with Samnang, one of her granddaughters, they attentively wait at the distribution site for their turn to collect the cash.
"Today we received 60,000 Riels (approximately US$15.00) and we will buy food," said Chan who will manage the money for her family.
Khiev Chan and her granddaughter, Samnang, at the WFP Cash Scholarship distribution site at Salavisai Primary School.
Besides improving access to food choices for the poor and vulnerable households, beneficiaries also use a portion of the cash to buy essential non-food items as well. "I am very happy that this year I have money to buy textbooks and other school supplies for Samnang", Chan added.
In the past, the pressure of poverty led Chan's family to borrow money from money lenders. In order to survive during the dry season, Samnang is sometimes forced to absent herself from class so she can help the family by working for their neighbor's paddy field. "Since she's been admitted to the cash scholarship programme, Samnang has been attending school regularly", Chan emphasized. Samnang has a strong wish for her future – to become a teacher. "I want to finish primary school and pursue further education to become a teacher," Samnang shared.
Hai Hokly, school principal of Salavisai Primary School said students under the scholarship programme are more eager to learn than ever before. Their school attendance rate increased significantly from 70 percent to 90 percent.
WFP's Cash Scholarship Programme provides a sum of money equivalent to the local market value of the Food Scholarship programme, currently valued at 20,000 Riels (about US$5.00) per month. This pilot hi-tech mobile cash transfer is implemented for the 2012/13 school year in 217 primary schools, targeting to the most vulnerable children from grades four to six.
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports and WFP expect this cash scholarship's pilot method of disbursement through a mobile banking system to fit into the Government's planned design for a national primary school scholarship policy.


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A former suspect in the 1979 disappearance of a New York City boy walked out of a northeastern Pennsylvania prison Wednesday morning after more than a quarter-century behind bars and was promptly arrested by state police, accused of a Megan's Law violation.
Jose Antonio Ramos lied to police about where he planned to live after his release, supplying the Bronx address of a cousin who hadn't lived there in decades, according to arrest papers.
"When he walked out of the main gate, he was taken into custody by troopers," Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Richard Krawetz said.
Ramos, 69, was arraigned on a felony charge of failure to register as a sex offender. A magistrate set bail at $75,000, and Ramos was sent to the Luzerne County jail.
He had long been suspected in the disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz, who vanished May 25, 1979, after leaving his Manhattan home to go to a bus stop two blocks away. Ramos had been dating the boy's baby sitter.
Etan's disappearance prompted a massive international search and spawned a movement to publicize cases of missing children. His photo was among the first put on milk cartons, and his case turned May 25 into National Missing Children's Day.
His parents never moved or changed their phone number, in case he returned. In 2001, they obtained a court order officially declaring him dead.
Ramos had previously declined a jailhouse interview with The Associated Press, citing civil ligation against the prison.
"After Nov. 7, 2012, I will be available to meet with you and any other members of the media at a secure location in Manhattan for an interview. Please let me know if it's convenient for you," he wrote.
Ramos entered the Pennsylvania prison system on March 27, 1987, and served all of his 27-year sentence for molesting two other boys. He was released from the prison in Dallas on Wednesday morning after being given credit for the time he'd spent in county jail prior to his conviction.
A few weeks before his release, Ramos' counselor and a prison records specialist had him fill out the required Megan's Law registration form, according to court documents.
But when New York City police checked out the address he provided, they found no one living there who knew Ramos. And when police tracked down the cousin whose name Ramos had listed, she told them she hadn't had any contact with him in 35 years and did not plan to allow him to live with her.
"Family members were frightened of Ramos when he would visit," a police affidavit said.
While Pennsylvania Department of Corrections staff make sure that departing inmates fill out the registration forms completely and provide additional assistance to sex offenders who can't read and write, it's the responsibility of the inmate to provide accurate and truthful information, department spokeswoman Susan Bensinger said.
"There is only so much we can do to encourage the inmate to fill out the form correctly," she said. "As far as being accurate, that's up to the offender."
But defense lawyers who represent sex offenders in Megan's Law cases said they suspect Ramos was set up to fail. They said long-term inmates often don't know where they will live and mark down a long-ago address because that's the one they know.
Prison staff "would have had every opportunity prior to his exit to say, 'Hey, did you know that Great Aunt Sadie doesn't live there?'" said Elisabeth K. H. Pasqualini, an attorney in Millersburg, Pa. "This could have all been prevented.
To be convicted of violating Pennsylvania's Megan's Law, Ramos must be found to have knowingly misled state police. Court documents say prison staff warned him he'd be committing a felony if he didn't follow the requirements of the law.
Earlier this year, a new suspect named Pedro Hernandez was charged with Etan's murder after police said he confessed. Hernandez's lawyer, Harvey Fishbein, has said Hernandez, of Maple Shade, N.J., is mentally ill, and authorities have not cited any additional evidence to implicate him beyond his own admission.
Ramos was declared responsible for Etan's death in a civil court in 2004, but the Manhattan district attorney's office has said there wasn't enough evidence to charge him criminally. Ramos has denied any involvement in Etan's disappearance.
Prosecutors are expected this month to announce whether they believe there's enough evidence to continue pursuing a case against Hernandez, who worked at a convenience store near Etan's home when the boy disappeared and told police he strangled the boy and stuffed his body in a trash bag.
The Manhattan district attorney's office had no comment Wednesday. Etan's parents have asked to be left alone and did not respond to messages. An attorney for Hernandez, the current suspect, declined to comment.
Associated Press writers Colleen Long in New York and JoAnn Loviglio in Philadelphia contributed to this story.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Widespread destruction from Superstorm Sandy will likely make this the largest U.S. relief effort for the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and other groups since Hurricane Katrina's devastation in 2005.
By Friday, the Red Cross had raised $117 million in donations and pledges for relief work across 10 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The Salvation Army had raised $5 million online and by phone.
Red Cross Senior Vice President Roger Lowe said it would likely be the charity's largest U.S. effort since Katrina, outpacing Hurricanes Ike and Gustav and wildfires in California. Salvation Army Major Darryl Leedom said the population density of the Northeast may require a response that surpasses Katrina in the number of people served and resources required.
The initial Red Cross response was paid for out of an annual disaster giving program, and fundraising will replenish those funds to sustain the effort.
"Like every disaster, we want to get as much as we can to as many people as fast as we can," Lowe said. "That's what we've been doing."
Officials aren't yet sure how many people have been left homeless. So far, more than 317,000 people have registered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency for financial help. There were still 470,000 power outages in New York and New Jersey early Friday, some 11 days after the storm made landfall.
The Red Cross said it has deployed nearly every emergency response vehicle in its fleet with 5,800 workers and volunteers. It has served more than 3.2 million meals and snacks and provided more than 110,000 shelter stays along with other charities and government agencies.
As the largest private relief organization, the Red Cross saw a boost in fundraising from telethons on NBC and ABC. They raised a combined $40 million since the storm.
Still, figures show overall fundraising among U.S. charities has been slower than for Japan's 2011 earthquake and Haiti's 2010 quake, based on figures from nonprofit service provider Blackbaud and the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Lowe said those were different disasters with different challenges and circumstances. He said the Red Cross wasn't seeing any evidence of donor fatigue or sluggishness.
"There's not a link between the pace of fundraising and the pace of recovery," he said.
Officials at the Salvation Army, however, said donations have fallen far short of needs on the ground and that the public may not grasp the extent of damage.
"For the demand for service and the level of service that still is going to be provided, (donations) don't come anywhere near close to what we will actually spend," said Major George Hood of the Salvation Army. It was too soon to provide a spending projection for the overall cost, he said.
The charity will be challenged as it shifts into its holiday fundraising season with its nationwide red kettle campaign. Funds raised during the holiday campaign are kept locally for social services work unless donors specify otherwise. Last year the campaign raised $147 million.
Major Evan Hickman, who is leading the Salvation Army's New York-area relief effort, said his region will need a sustained fundraising effort to respond to Sandy. This week it was serving more than 500,000 meals a day with partner charities and distributing thousands of relief supplies.
People who haven't lived through a hurricane or seen the destruction up close may not realize the full impact, he said.
"It's going to be a long, long term of recovery," Hickman said. "It's time for people just to really dig deep and maybe make a Christmas gift come a little bit early and pick up their cellphone and text us or send us a check. Now is the time to do that."
American Red Cross: http://www.redcross.org/ or text "REDCROSS" to 90999 to donate $10.
Salvation Army: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/ or text "STORM" to 80888 to donate $10.
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QUESTION: Hello,I've upgraded to windows 8.Could you make sure you explain to how to enable two finger scroll in VPCCW23EN? I purchased this laptop computer from Baton Rouge.
ANSWER: Have you checked if VPCCW23EN is compatible with Windows eight? How did you enhance the OS? Verify the settings in Synaptics program. We advise downloading and putting in every one of the drivers and software from Sony help page. You may also run DriverTuner to download the Sony drivers and Windows Update for Microsoft drivers.
How to Update Drivers with Device Manager?
1. Now let's take Windows 10 for example. Open Windows 10 Control Panel by pressing Win+X(Windows keyand X key) at the same time and click Control Panel.
2. Open Device Manager.
3. In Device Manager window, expand categories and locate the device that you wish to update the driver for. For instance, if you want to update driver for the Fax Machine of "SONY VGN-P610/N", find this device under related category. Then right-click on the device name and select Update Driver Software.
To update driver for SONY VGN-P610/N using Windows Update.
You can check Windows Update any time to see if it's found updated drivers for your hardware, especially if you recently installed a new device. Then, you can install the updated drivers. Here's how:
- Open Windows Update by clicking the Start button. In the search box, type Update, and then, in the list of results, click Windows Update.
- In the left pane, click Check for updates. If there are any available updates, click the links to see more information about each update. Windows Update tells you if an update is important, recommended, or optional. Each type of update might include drivers for SONY VGN-P610/N.
- On the Select the updates you want to install page, look for updates for your SONY VGN-P610/N, select the check box for each driver that you want to install, and then click OK. There might not be any available driver updates.
- On the Windows Update page, click Install updates. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation. Windows Update will tell you if the updates were successfully installed.
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Increasing Access to Health Care Through Telehealth
Memorial Hospital in Memphis is home to a Telehealth site, which gives patients in underserved areas access to University of Missouri Health Care specialists.
The Missouri Telehealth Network exists to enhance access to care, to provide educational opportunities for health care providers, to further homeland security efforts related to disaster preparedness, to be available in the event of a disaster and to provide research opportunities to clinicians wanting to study via telehealth.
While all states have at least one telehealth network, Missouri has one of the most developed telehealth networks in the country. The term "telehealth" encompasses a broad definition of remote healthcare that can include medical education, patient consultations, and other services that improve healthcare but aren't considered direct patient care.
The MTN is an affiliate of the Center for Health Policy at the University of Missouri, which helps the MTN with policy issues on both the state and national level.
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If you haven't caught wind of it yet, bow ties are making a big comeback at the moment. Finding the right one can be a bit of a challenge, but I recently stumbled across the amazing Pierrepont Hicks, and well…be prepared to have necktie envy.
Pierrepont Hicks was founded by an American couple, Mac and Kat. Mac apparently takes care of the numbers and Kat handles design, which she is no stranger too. With experience working in fashion + publishing in New York for over ten years, Kat has spent time at Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Gourmet + ELLE magazines.
There ties are all produced in New York, by master craftsmen, who practice traditional tie workmanship patterns. Apparently a single tie can take sixteen steps to create and they emphasize just how important it is not to skip a single step – something that is very evident in the craftsmanship.
Check out 5 of our favourite bow ties in the gallery below.


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The layout of the Brainstorm is quite confusing and affects the overall usability of the site, not only for newcomers but also after regular use. There are some proposals already open - vote for them!
Add voting for the actual ideas would imply listings of proposals without listing the solutions proposed for each proposal.
Users tend to file solutions as problems into maemo.org brainstorm would help getting shorter proposals just stating problems, favouring shorter listings as well.
Watching brainstorm would direct regular users directly to proposal pages, bypassing the less efficient listings.
Brainstorm discussion split between Brainstorm and Talk would leave the proposal pages cleaner, only with problem and solutions being voted and the discussion happening elsewhere.
Here you can post solutions concentrating on the UI layout.