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Ohio Poll: Governor's race a dead heat, Fisher is dead meat
Kasich began the week with a new ad on education—something that seemed incredibly off-message on a campaign that has said it is focused exclusively on jobs and on an issue that Democrats traditionally win. Kasich has not announced any concrete plan for education, which made the decision to do an ad on education even more bizarre. That, including with Kasich's comments about scrapping Gov. Strickland's evidence-based model, lead to a week of headlines across Ohio that Kasich's education plan would result in higher property taxes across the State. Not exactly the kind of headlines the Kasich campaign was hoping for in the final week before early voting.
Kasich did get the endorsement of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, but that resulted in Ohio's largest utility very noisily backing out of an organization one of its top executives sat on its Board in protest.
I've been told by multiple sources who have been incredibly reliable in the past that Franklin County GOP Chairman Doug Priesse—a close Kasich associate—and Mary Taylor have told people that their own internals show the race similar to what the Ohio Poll, Fox News, and Strickland's internals. shows. It makes sense given that the Kasich campaign released a new ad that for the first time mentioned Strickland by name and attacked him as Strickland's ads have becoming increasingly more positive and just better.
The Ohio Poll, conducted by the University of Cincinnati, is widely accepted by journalists and political consultants by both sides as the "gold standard" of Ohio polling. Nate Silver actually rates it FIFTH overall in all of his pollster rankings.
The Ohio Poll shows the Governor's race as tight as Strickand's internals. In fact, exactly where the Strickland campaign's internals that they disclosed to the media to end the media reporting that this was somehow a double-digit race.
The Senate race, at least as the Ohio Poll shows it, looks doomed. The Dayton Daily News is the only outlet that put the entire poll online. The graphics to the left are from the Akron Beacon Journal. The only positive in Fisher's poll numbers is that he leads with young voters—which are expected to be the least likely to turn out demographic.
Closing the gap with Independents
One of the interesting findings of the poll is that Strickland is in a dead heat among independents, with a statistically insignificant one-point lead. All prior polling has shown Kasich with a double-digit lead with independents, but with Strickland quickly closing the gap.
Cuyahoga County Corruption Probe is becoming a major problem statewide.
What has to be troubling for both campaigns is that the Ohio Poll actually shows that Northeast Ohio is a dead heat. Some people I've talked on background dismissed the Columbus Dispatch's poll because it showed Kasich leading Strickland in the region. However, it's getting harder and harder to avoid the reality that the Cuyahoga Democratic corruption scandal is creating a substantial dampener on support for Democrats up and down the ticket that has statewide implications.
Not even Republicans and people who support the Tea Party blame Strickland over the economy. Congressional incumbents should be concerned, however.
Among the other findings, only 5% of Ohio likely voters blame the Strickland Administration for the economic condition of the State. By far, the Bush Administration gets blamed by 25% with the Obama Administration and Congress getting 18% of the blame apiece. However, Independents blame Congress by a statistically insignificant lead over Bush, and overall the Obama Administration and Congress was blamed by slightly more likely voters for the economy than Wall Street. Only 9% of likely Republican voters blame Strickland for the economy in Ohio. More people chose the catch-all (Someone Else or Don't Know) than blamed Strickland!
The enthusiasm gap
The poll shows a 21-point gap between the number of Republican voters who are extremely to very enthusiastic about the election compared to Democratic voters. That is larger than we saw in the Politico/Battleground poll. However, 65% of the likely Democratic vote is either extremely or very enthusiastic about the election. So it's not like our voters aren't motivated to vote. It's just that they aren't as excited about voting as Republicans are. I'm sure this has nothing to do with the fact that the media keeps telling people before a single vote has been cast what a great election this is going to be for the Republicans. Independents, it should be noted, as as enthused, or not enthused, as Democrats. This isn't the Great Independent Revolt as portrayed. It's mostly all from the far right wing of the Republican Party looking for electoral payback.
Kasich's pledge to not increase taxes not very popular outside of his base.
As for Kasich's promise to only reduce the State's projected deficit without tax increases? It's actually very unpopular. Only 37% support Kasich's approach as opposed to 52% who'd rather see a combination of spending cuts and tax increases instead.
Didn't you know that TGOP don't like evidence unless you can turn use it to convict someone of a crime?
They do better just lying and making stuff up like those great tax cuts that created all of those great jobs in
and the tax cuts that created the bubble that burst destroying the remainder of the economy not devoted to wiping rich people's behinds and other services exclusive to fat cat evil Wall $treet crooks.
Dennis Spisak
Yup, I figured Brian would believe this poll was accurate…..Ted's only a few points down….but if the poll showed Ted-Head down 10 points, the poll would have been flawed……
C,mon Brian, take off your cheerleader skirt…..your rah-rah act is getting old.
I know you're upset that your boyfriend John Kasich, who you love to parrot in your anti-Strickland screeds, isn't doing even better, but all I've said is that any poll showing more than a 4-7 point lead is not to be believed. A majority of the recent polling data (Ohio Poll, Rasmussen, CNN/Time, Fox News, and both campaigns' internals) say that I'm right. Meanwhile, national pundits like Stu Rothernberg said that my criticisms about the Dispatch poll was well-founded. Neither you nor any other Kasich defender has so much attempted to try to rebut my criticizisms of the obvious flaws of the Quinnipiac poll, which shows a margin three times larger than a majority of the recent polling.
Dennis Spisak
John Kasich is not my boyfriend, he might be yours, but let's not discuss your personal night life.
If Ted Strickland were a Republican, you would be calling for his head.
The bottom line is, the boy from Duck Run has done a lousy job at running this state….except to run it into the ground.
I don't quote John Kasich favorable. You do, routinely. If Ted Strickland were a Republican, he wouldn't be Governor because he's too progressive for that party.
Sixth fastest growing economy in the State. Tuition increases kept to national minimiums. Leading the nation in green jobs.
Dennis, you don't even run a school district.
I'm concerned about Northeast Ohio too — not that I think it's actually tied, but I'm worried about whether people will even come out. The "everyone's corrupt; why bother" attitude that the Plainly Republican (Plain Dealer) has laid the groundwork for in the past two and a half years has born fruit — we saw the dismal turnout in the primary for the "most important election in Cuyahoga County history." The Plain Dealer has been actively working to destroy the Democratic Party. They may say that's not true, but that's the effect of their reckless, broad-brush coverage. Well, if Kasich gets elected, fewer people will even be able to afford a newspaper subscription and they might go under. As a journalist, that idea used to depress me but now I'm just, whatever.
In addition, the anger here against Lee Fisher seems to not be abating. If anything it's growing, and the number of Democratic activists I run into sitting out this year increases daily. Fisher apparently thinks he has this area sewed up. He doesn't talk to us, he doesn't show up at important events, all we hear is "He has to be in southern Ohio because people don't know him there," or "he has to raise money." In other words, screw you if you can't write a large check. This is tainting the governor's race because a lot of people I talk to are angry that the governor's office injected itself into the primary and won't be in the mood to forgive for a long time. I've kept quiet for months because I hoped somehow Fisher would smarten up and actively reach out for those who hadn't supported him in the primary and mend some bridges. Instead, we get this snippy attitude from some on his campaign that we need to get over it and get behind Fisher for no other reason than 'You don't want to see Portman get elected, do you?" More and more, I'm talking to people who respond, "I just don't care; he'd be only one of 100 and we don't hold the seat now anyway."
I heard yesterday there's a huge billboard-style Portman sign in Shaker Heights a few blocks from Fisher's house. Maybe that's why Fisher won't come out and actually talk to the people of Northeast Ohio. I just can't believe what a terrible campaign he's run in a race that was tied forever.
Not surprised about the Senate race at all. I've seen Portman on TV, Portman booths at festivals (I let Bram have a Portman balloon at the Woolly Bear festival yesterday, and he immediately popped it), and haven't heard sight nor sound about Lee Fisher.
I have to admit that Portman is killing Fisher in the ad war. I'm seeing about a 3:1 ratio of Portman to Fisher ads. And I'm not talking just airtime. Literally, I think Portman, and groups supporting him, have three ads all attacking Fisher to Fisher's one.
And it's clearly having an affect.
This is why we are going to have the Best Senate that money can buy thanks to the evil Supreme court. One person = one vote is not the same as billionaires buying their own Senator.
Who is Portman going to be working for again? Oh yeah right the same people that Voinovich is working for (not us) but the wealthy and privileged to make them wealthier and privileged at our expense. Senator Portman: corporate overseer to deliver Ohioans into neo-serfdom.
Thanks John, Tony, Sam, (the black guy who hates himself), and the really old guy for making sure that "We the people" means only for people who can pay for it.
Adrienne, sorry to say that the Senate race isn't just about billionaires buying the seat for Portman, but Portman working a lot harder for it than Fisher is. Back in May on a teleconference call, Fisher admitted he would have less money than Portman and that he needed to run the type of grassroots campaign that Jennifer did in the primary (he admitted on the call that she was better at it than he was).
Then he vanished for the summer. He did not reach out to Jennifer's supporters. He did not mobilize activists. He even mostly stopped sending out emails. At one point he didn't update his Facebook page for nearly two weeks.
I understand about the money glut and I hate it and think it's an affront to democracy. But it's hard to feel bad for Lee Fisher when he made the primary all about money and now he's getting a little taste of that. And it's hard to feel bad for a candidate who may have better policies but also seems to be catering more to people with money than to regular voters. I feel like he gave away this election.
Thanks Anastasia nt
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State Deer Baiting Regulations
This list contains excerpts from published state regulation guides on feeding and/or baiting deer. Please note that if baiting or feeding is prohibited during the hunting season, it may be allowable to use Lucky Buck during the growth season starting in the spring and leading up to the fall hunting seasons. Regulations may be changed or revoked by your state at any time. It is your responsibility to check with your state government for an up-to-date interpretation.
This information was last collected and updated in its entirety on 10-14-2017.
Despite what many have heard or seen on social media, the "Baiting Bill" did not pass this year. So, for the 2017-18 hunting season, the "Area Definition" is still in effect. Regulation 220-2-.157, "as it applies to the hunting of deer and feral swine, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that any bait or feed located beyond 100 yards from the hunter and not within the line of sight of the hunter, is not a lure, attraction, or enticement to, on, or over the area where the hunter is attempting to kill or take the deer or feral swine. "Not...
On National Wildlife Refuges - pits, permanent blinds and stands; trail or scouting cameras; and baiting are prohibited. (pg 96)On Parashant National Monument - feeding or baiting of wildlife is prohibited. (pg 98)Using edible or ingestible substances, other than water or salt/mineral products produced for the livestock industry, to aid in the taking of big game is unlawful. (pg 104) SourcePhone: 602-942-3000
It is unlawful to feed wildlife within the CWD Management Zone, except:-Bait may be used to hunt deer and elk on private land from Sept. 1-Dec. 31. (page 7) Baiting is defined as the direct or indirect placing, exposing, depositing, distributing or scattering of salt, grain or other feed that could serve as a lure or an attraction for wildlife to, on or over any areas where hunters are attempting to take them. It is legal to feed wildlife, with these exceptions: -Baiting is not allowed on wildlife management areas.-Deer and elk may be hunted over bait in the CWD Management...
It is against the law to Hunt big game over bait, whether or not the person hunting personally placed the bait. Bait means to put, expose, distribute or scatter salt, minerals, grain, animal parts or other food as an attraction for big game. Salt or mineral blocks used for normal agricultural purposes are not considered bait. Scent sticks that smell like food are illegal for bears. (pg 17)SourcePhone: 303-297-1192
DEER HUNTING PROHIBITED ACTIVITY: Taking or attempting to take any deer with the aid of real or artificial bait in Zones 1 to 10, or on state lands in Zones 11 and 12. (Any food, mineral, or chemical product designed to be eaten by deer is considered bait.) (pg 26)Where baiting of deer is permitted, it is strongly recommended that individuals consult with landowners prior to placing bait. (pg 35) Attractants allowed during the statewide deer hunting seasons.• Deer decoys during the early and late archery seasons only.• All types of scent attractants (i.e., doe in heat, buck lure, urine,...
...bait may be used to hunt deer on privately-owned lands. (pg 12)SourcePhone: 302-739-9912
Prohibited methods and equipment for taking game mammals and resident game birds:-Placing, exposing or distributing soporific, anesthetic, tranquilizer, hypnotic or similar drugs or chemicals; preparation by baits; or by other means where game birds or game animals may be affected (pg 28) Taking game on lands or waters upon which corn, wheat, grain, food or other substances have been deposited by means other than normal agricultural harvesting or planting is prohibited, except as noted below.■ Non-migratory game may be hunted in proximity of year-round game-feeding stations on private lands, provided the feeding station has been maintained with feed for at...
BAITINGBait: corn, wheat, other grains, salts, apples, and other feed that has been placed, exposed, deposited, distributed, or scattered so as to constitute a lure, attraction, or enticement to gameanimals or game birds.IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO:•Hunt any game animal (except as noted below) or game bird upon, over, around, or near bait.•Hunt any area for a period of 10 days following complete removal of all bait.•Hunt any big game or feral hog over bait or place bait on any State or Federal managed lands.•Place bait in a manner that will cause hunting on an adjacent property to...
It is unlawful... To hunt any game animal/bird by means of baiting with grain, salt in any form (liquid or solid), or any other substance (not to include liquid scents) to constitute an attraction or enticement, with the exception of applicable rules for the black bear baiting permit. (pg 41)SourcePhone: 208-334-3700
It is unlawful to make available food, salt, mineral blocks or other products for ingestion by wild deer or other wildlife in areas where wild deer are present at any time. Except:• elevated bird/squirrel feeders providing seed, grain, fruit, worms or suet for birds or squirrels located within 100 feet of a dwelling devoted to human occupancy.• incidental feeding of wildlife within active livestock operations.• feeding of wild animals, other than wild deer, by hand as long as a reasonable attempt is made to clean up unconsumed food.• feeders for wildlife other than deer so long as deer are excluded...
Bait definition: Food that is transported or placed for consumption, including but not limited to piles of corn and apples placed in the field; a prepared solid or liquid that is manufactured and intended for consumption by livestock or wild deer, such as commercial baits and food supplements; salt; or mineral supplements. (pg 6) It is illegal to use bait, salt, snares, dogs or other domesticated animals to take deer. Bait is considered any product that is transported into a hunting area and placed there for animal consumption. Baits can be in the form of salt, mineral blocks, prepared solid...
You may not use dogs, domestic animals, bait, ...to hunt deer. ...Bait means grain, fruit, vegetables, nuts, hay, salt, mineral blocks, or any other natural food materials, commercial products containing natural food materials, or by-products of such materials transported to or placed in an area for the purpose of attracting wildlife. Bait does not include livestock feed placed during normal agricultural activities. (pg 30) SourcePhone: 515-281-5918
It is legal to bait deer, turkey, and other non-migratory game animals on private lands. It is not legal to bait while hunting or preparing to hunt on department or WIHA lands. (pg 6) Baiting, feeding, and concentrating deer is not advised. (pg 17) See Kansas CWD map and other info on page 17. SourcePhone: 785-296-2281
Baiting is prohibited on all WMAs, Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, Daniel Boone National Forest, Jefferson National Forest, Land Between The Lakes and state parks open to hunting. (pg 9) Wild turkey or bears shall not be hunted by the aid of bait, nor shall areas be hunted where bait is present. This includes private lands baited for deer. An area is considered baited for 30 days after all bait has been removed. A baited area is any place where feed, grains orother substances capable of luring wild turkeys or bears have been placed. An area where...
Baiting, hunting over bait, or possession of bait is prohibited on all WMAs EXCEPT bait may be kept in a vehicle traversing a WMA road or parked on a WMA road. Bait is defined as any substance used to attract game via ingestion.(pg 66) PROHIBITED ACTIVITY: Intentionally feeding, depositing, placing, distributing, exposing, scattering, or causing to be fed, deposited, placed, distributed, exposed, or scattered, raw sweet potatoes to wild game quadrupeds (pg 44) SourcePhone: 318-371-3049
Baiting deer by placing salt or any other bait or food to entice deer or hunting from an observation stand or blind overlooking salt, grain, fruit, nuts or other foods known to be attractive to deer, during any open hunting season on deer is prohibited. (Does not apply to hunting from an observation stand or blind overlooking: standing crops; foods that have been left as a result of normal agricultural operations or as a result of natural occurrence; or bear bait that has been placed at a bear hunting stand or blind in accordance with bear baiting laws.) SourcePhone: 207-287-8000...
It is legal to bait deer except on state owned or state-controlled properties. (pg 8)It is illegal to place bait for hunting on state lands. (pg 53)ARCHERY HUNTING AT LIBERTY, LOCH RAVEN, & PRETTYBOY RESERVOIRS: It is illegal to bait for deer. (pg 63) Source Phone: 410-260-8367
BAITING OF DEER is prohibited during any deer season and any bait made available to deer must be removed 10 days prior to the opening of the first day of archery deer season. Bait includes any natural or artificial substance which may be ingested that is used to entice deer. (pg 38) SourcePhone: 508-389-6326
Bait means a substance composed of grains, minerals, salt, fruits, vegetables, hay, or other food materials, which may lure, entice, or attract deer as an aid in hunting. Baiting is illegal in DMU 333 and DMU 419, as well as Alcona, Alpena, Clinton, Eaton, Ingham, Ionia, Montmorency, Oscoda, and Shiawassee counties. In the rest of Michigan, the following rules apply: • Baiting may occur only from Sept. 15 - Jan. 1. • Bait volume at any hunting site cannot exceed two gallons. • Bait dispersal must be over a minimum 10-foot by 10-foot area. • Bait must be scattered directly on...
Hunters are not allowed to take deer with the aid or use of bait. "Taking" includes attempting to take.Definitions• Bait—includes grains, fruits, vegetables, nuts, hay, or other food that is capable of attracting or enticing deer and has been placed by a person.• Baiting—means placing, exposing, depositing, distributing, or scattering bait that is capable of attracting or enticing deer.What is bait? Liquid scents (example: doe in heat), sprays, salt, and minerals are not bait if they do not contain liquid or solid food products.Read the ingredient label on all products prior to use. Many products, including newer liquid, powder and...
Hunting on National Forests in MS: Baiting and hunting over baited areas to attract wildlife is not allowed on national forest lands. No food plots may be placed on national forest land except by official personnel. (pg 30) General Hunting Regulations: It is illegal to hunt any wild animal or wild bird with the aid of live decoys or bait. Liquid scents may be used. (pg 34) SourcePhone: 601-432-2400
Migratory birds, turkey, and deer may not be hunted with the aid of bait. An area is considered baited for 10 days following complete removal of the bait. It is legal, however, to hunt over food plots (pg 13) SourcePhone: 573-751-4115
It is illegal for anyone to hunt or attempt to hunt by the aid of or with the use of any bait, salt lick,trap, snare or set gun.Baiting shall mean the placing, exposing, depositing, distributing, or scattering of food sources or salt so as to constitute a lure or attraction. (pg 15)SourcePhone: 406-444-2452
It is illegal to establish a baited area from 10 days before the opening of any big game or turkey season and throughout those entire seasons for the purposes of taking big game or turkey. An area within 200 yards of bait is considered baited for 10 days following the removal of all bait. The hunter and the animal must be outside of a baited area. (pg 46)SourcePhone: 402-471-5442
A person may not bait big game mammals for the purpose of hunting; or knowingly hunt big game mammals that were baited by another person. Bait means the intentional placing, exposing, depositing, disturbing or scattering of salt, minerals, grain or any other food material, whether natural or manufactured, that could attract, entice or lure wildlife to an area. (pg 12)SourcePhone: 775-688-1500
New Hampshire
In addition to all other applicable baiting rules, the following rules apply to baiting for deer (fordeer baiting season dates, see page 18):• No person, except a licensed N.H. Hunting Guide, shall place bait for the purpose of attracting and taking deer at more than 2 bait sites statewide.• No person shall place bait for the purpose of attracting and taking deer prior to the opening of the deer baiting season.• Persons holding a Disabled Veteran License or Paraplegic License may bait deer from September 15 through December 15, statewide. (pg 11) A baiting permit is required for any bait...
New Jersey
Baiting is allowed for deer hunting. Hunters may hunt for deer while in a tree, on the ground or in a structure and from any height and any distance from the bait pile. Hunters should check with the landowner or administrative agency before placing bait on their hunting area as baiting is not allowed on properties such as national wildlife refuges. (pg 34) Pursuant to NJSA 23:4-24.2, no person shall kill, destroy, injure, shoot, shoot at, take, wound, orattempt to take, kill or wound a game bird or game animal, or have in possession or control any firearm or other...
New Mexico
It is unlawful to... Take or attempt to take game species by the aid of baiting or scenting. Knowingly take or attempt to take game species in a baited or scented area, except quail on private land. Individuals may use scent-masking agents on their person, but these agents may not be used to attract game species (pg 16)SourcePhone: 1-888-248-6866
New York
It is illegal to hunt with the aid of bait or over any baited area when hunting big game,upland game birds, turkey or waterfowl. (pg 16) In addition to the general hunting regulations for manner of take listed on page 16, it is unlawfulto hunt big game with: The aid of a pre-established bait pile. (pg 18) Feeding deer is illegal year round. Deer can become sick or die from being artificially fed because their stomach is not used to unnatural food. Concentrating deer around food sources can also spread diseases like CWD. (pg 22)SourcePhone: 518-402-8883
North Carolina
It is unlawful to place processed food products as bait in any area of the state with an established season for taking black bears. Processed food products or any food substance or flavoring that has been modified by the addition of ingredients or by treatment to modify its chemical composition or form or to enhance its aroma or taste. This includes: food products enhanced by sugar, honey, syrups, oils, salts, spices, peanut butter, grease, meat, bones, or blood; candies, pastries, gum, and sugar blocks; and extracts of such products.The placement of commercially available mineral supplements specifically and exclusively marketed for...
North Dakota
It is unlawful for an individual to hunt big game over bait in deer hunting units 3C west of the Missouri River, 3E1, 3E2, 3F1 and 3F2. Hunting big game over bait on all Department wildlife management areas is prohibited. Hunting over bait is defined as the placement and/or use of bait(s) for attracting big game and other wildlife to a specific location for the purpose of hunting. Baits include but are not limited to grains, minerals, salts, fruits, vegetables, hay, or any other natural or manufactured foods. The designation does not apply to the use of scents and lures,...
A Disease Surveillance Area (DSA) designation will remain in effect for a minimum of three years and the following regulations apply: -prohibits the placement of or use of bait (salt, minerals, or any food) to attract or feed deer within the DSA boundaries; -prohibits hunting of deer by the aid of bait within the DSA boundaries-Normal agricultural activities, including feeding of domestic animals; as well as hunting deer over food plots, naturally occurring or cultivated plants, and agriculture crops are not prohibited. (pg 9) A DEER HUNTER CAN DO THE FOLLOWING: Hunt deer over bait, except on public landand in the Disease...
Baiting is prohibited in the Oklahoma Land Access Program. (pg 40) DEPARTMENT-MANAGED AREA RULES:It shall be unlawful to place and/or hunt over bait on lands owned or managed by the Department of Wildlife Conservation, including Corps lands, see U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Lands on page 44. "Bait" shall mean the placing, exposing, depositing, distributing or scattering of shelled, shucked or unshucked corn, wheat or other grain or other feed. (pg 42) BAITING ON ODWC OWNED AND/OR MANAGED LANDS: *Legal Examples: *-Salt or mineral blocks-Commercial scents such as doe in estrous*Illegal Examples: *-Salt or mineral blocks containing corn, oats or other...
"Bait" for hunting game mammals means any substance placed to attract an animal by its sense of smell or taste, including, but not limited to, food items or minerals (such as salt). Applying a scent or attractant to one's body or clothing while worn is not baiting. (pg 94) The use of bait for hunting game mammals is prohibited on North Bank Habitat Management Area. (pg 109) SourcePhone: 503-947-6301
Baiting is allowed in the Southeast Special Regulations Area by permit only. Elsewhere in the state, it is unlawful to hunt in or around any area where artificial or natural bait, food, hay, grain, fruit, nuts, salt, chemicals or minerals, including their residues, are used, or have been used within the past 30 days, as an enticement to lure game or wildlife regardless of the type or quantity. Hunters are responsible for ensuring that the hunting area has not been baited before they begin hunting. They should physically inspect the area and question landowners, guides and caretakers. This section does...
Rhode Island
Feeding and baiting wildlife in the state of Rhode Island is not permitted at any time for any purposes except as defined in RIHR 9.17.L (pg 4) Prohibited Deer Hunting Activities: Feeding or baiting: the act of using, placing, giving, exposing, depositing, distributing, or scattering any material, or any act to maintain the availability of such material that attracts deer to feed on such material. (pg 13)Source No person shall feed cervids at any time in the state of Rhode Island except:-Under a license or permit issued by the Department pursuant to R.I. Gen. Laws § 20-1-18 for bona fide...
South Carolina
Baiting or hunting deer over bait is permitted on private lands statewide. (pg 60) On all WMA lands, baiting or hunting over a baited area is prohibited. As used in this section, "bait" or "baiting" means the placing, depositing, exposing, distributing, or scattering of shelled, shucked, or unshucked corn, wheat, or other grain or other food stuffs to constitute an attraction, lure, or enticement to, on, or over any area. "Baited area" means an area where bait is directly or indirectly placed, deposited, exposed, distributed, or scattered and the area remains a baited area for ten (10) days following the...
South Dakota
No person may place any salt or salt lick or construct, occupy or use any screen, blind, scaffold or other device at or near any salt or salt lick for the purpose of enticing or baiting big game animals to the same for the purpose of hunting, watching for or killing big game. No one may establish, utilize or maintain a bait station from Aug. 15 - Feb. 1, inclusive and from March 15 - May 31, inclusive, to attract any big game animal (including turkey). A bait station is a location where grains, fruits, vegetables, nuts, hay, minerals (including...
No person shall make use of bait to take wildlife unless the bait has been removed and any electronic feeder disabled at least 10 days prior to hunting. (pg 14) Baiting: The placement or depositing of any type of food to feed or attract wildlife on WMAs, PHAs, and Refuges is prohibited. (pg 36) SourcePhone: 615-781-6580
Bait: Minerals, vegetative material, or any other food substance placed to lure any wildlife resource. (pg 54) Baiting for game animals, nongame animals, and game birds is lawful on private property, except for turkey in certain East Texas counties and migratory game birds statewide (pg 59) SourcePhone: 512-389-4505
There is no information on feeding or baiting deer in this years regulations. SourcePhone: 801-538-4889
The following means of taking big game are not allowed: baiting, snares, traps, salt licks, jacks or other lights. (pg 24) It is illegal to hunt or take any wild animal by using bait during any deer hunting season, except that trappers may use bait in taking furbearers. Bait is defined as any animal, vegetable, fruit or mineral matter placed with the intention of attracting wildlife. Artificial scents and lures are legal, provided they are not designed to be consumed by eating or licking. Deer lures containing any cervid urine, blood, gland oil, feces, or other bodily fluids, are illegal...
Bait shall mean any food, grain, or other consumable substance that could serve as a lure or attractant; however, crops grown for normal or accepted agriculture or wildlife management purposes, including food plots, shall not be considered as bait. (pg 14) It is unlawful too... Occupy any baited blind or other baited place for the purpose of taking or attempting to take any wild game bird or wild game animal or to put out bait or salt for the purpose of taking or killing any wild game bird or wild game animal, except for the purpose of trapping furbearing animals....
"Bait" is any substance that could serve as a lure, food, or attraction for deer or elk. Except as otherwise provided in this section, it is unlawful to hunt for deer and elk using any type of bait placed, exposed, deposited, distributed, scattered, or otherwise used for the purpose of attracting deer or elk with the intent to hunt them, if the volume of bait accessible to wildlife exceeds 10 gallons. Bait sites of an individual license holder cannot be placed within 200 yards from another known bait site or another bait site of the same license holder. Exceptions:Hunting on...
West Virginia
It is illegal to: -catch, kill, or attempt to do so by seine, net, bait, trap, deadfall, snare, or like device, any bear, game bird, protected bird or mammal, or wild boar.-bait or feed any wildlife on public land between September 1 and December 31 and during the spring gobbler seasons. (pg 3) Feeding and baiting of wildlife, and use of ATVs are not permitted on National Park Service property (pg 8) DEFINITIONS-Bait: any feed or edible enticement.-Baiting: the direct or indirect placing or exposing of bait so as to attract or entice wildlife to an area where hunters are attempting...
The regulations pertaining to baiting and feeding are divided into two parts of the state:• Those counties where baiting and feeding deer is prohibited.• Those counties where baiting and feeding of deer is allowed with a two-gallon limit In 2017, most CWD-affected counties will continue to implement baiting and feeding bans. However, recent rules limit the amount of time baiting and feeding are prohibited following a positive test for CWD or TB. For a current map of counties in which baiting and feeding is still prohibited, visit dnr.wi.gov and search "baiting and feeding." Check this page frequently, as baiting and...
No person shall take any big game animal over, or by the use of bait, except as follows: any legally blind person, person confined to a wheelchair, person hunting with a permit issued pursuant to W. S. § 23-3-304 (d)(iv) or any person hunting with a license issued pursuant to W. S. § 23-1-705 (j) may place a bait for big game or take a big game animal by the use of bait. (pg 5) It is illegal to... Place any bait for the purpose of taking a big game animal or knowingly take a big game animal by the...


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After much debate over the issue last year, students in the Tuscaloosa City School System may be receiving new textbooks after all, but not the paper-and-ink kind.
Should the city school system replace textbooks with e-readers? Read the story and comment below.
TUSCALOOSA | After much debate over the issue last year, students in the Tuscaloosa City School System may be receiving new textbooks after all, but not the paper-and-ink kind.
Instead, they would get new electronic readers that can hold textbooks and more. That can not only save the school system money, but also reduce the strain of heavy backpacks.
About 40 percent of students in the public school system don't have textbooks they can use for homework. The state has slashed funding for textbook purchases. Next year, it will amount to just $15.88 per student, down from $75 for each student three years ago.
At Tuesday's Tuscaloosa City Board of Education meeting, Chief Financial Officer Ed LaVigne told the board that he's added $500,000 to next year's budget to purchase e-readers such as iPads, Nooks and Kindles. LaVigne said the purchase would be a one-time expense drawing from the system's general fund reserve.
No additional money would be needed to purchase the electronic textbooks, LaVigne said. Because the school system already purchased the print version of the textbooks they need, they also own the rights to the electronic versions.
LaVigne said he didn't know how the system might distribute the e-readers among students, schools or classes.
He did say in a written statement that "five pilots are ongoing throughout the district right now (at Westlawn Middle, Eastwood Middle, Paul W. Bryant High and Verner Elementary schools)."
LaVigne suggested to the board that they let the pilot programs for the e-readers continue and wait for educators at those schools to make a recommendation on how the system should proceed with purchasing e-readers.
The issue of textbooks was debated by school board members, parents and education professionals last year. Some questioned the wisdom of using paper textbooks in the 21st century.
At the behest of the school board, outgoing Tuscaloosa City Schools Superintendent Joyce Levey approached the Tuscaloosa County Commission, asking them for an $800,000 loan so the system could purchase textbooks. The request was denied.
Also at the meeting, the board approved the addition of two newly created positions for the system — COGNOS database manager and coordinator of testing.
Each position will cost the system about $70,000 with salary and benefits, and will be paid through the system's general fund, Mike Daria, executive director of personnel, said in a previous meeting.
The votes — 6-2 for the coordinator of testing position and 7-1 for the COGNOS position — came with some debate.
"We were told during the presentation (pitch) for COGNOS that it would be user-friendly, easier to use by everyone, but now suddenly it's too complicated to use without a database manager?" said board member James Minyard at the meeting.
LaVigne said that he didn't know that when he pitched the plan for COGNOS to the board 24 months ago that it would require a database manager. He apologized for not having predicted that need.
Tuscaloosa City Schools teacher Beth Allaway approached the board on the issue, telling them that it was a bad idea to create new jobs during strained financial times. She also said that the work can be done by employees already in the system.
LaVigne told the board that though the two newly created positions add about $140,000 to the system's budget, they won't put the system in worse financial shape than before.
He said the school system will still run out of money at the end of fiscal year 2014 if current funding trends continue.
With the addition of the two positions, the school system has created eight new positions in the last two years that have added an expense to the system's budget: credit recovery teacher; coordinator of school improvement; director of special education program support; director of graduation success and dropout prevention; support administrator at the Tuscaloosa Center for Technology; director of grant writing; COGNOS database manager; and coordinator of testing.
LaVigne also reported at the meeting that because Gov. Robert Bentley said during his March 25 speech before the Chamber of Commerce that he would add some money to the state education budgets for other current expenses and transportation, the Tuscaloosa City School System may lose an estimated $1.5 million in both of those areas instead of the $2.4 million previously thought.
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He Is at Rizzim!
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Last Easter, my oldest son Caden was three. We have always talked quite a bit in our home about the things of the Lord and of His Word. Regular toddler Bible readings, speaking about our Lord in the every day, praying about big and little things.
Caden was just starting to grasp some spiritual truths, and it was extra exciting when he would tell us something he had learned somewhere else--like his Sunday School class. It amazed me how much such a little one could retain from a short lesson for preschoolers.
Around Easter, we talked a LOT about Jesus' death. Caden had many questions about why Jesus died, how he died, etc. It certainly made me look at the story of the crucifixion through fresh eyes. I could see his sadness and horror at the truth of it, and that impacted me. It's so easy to let years of the "same old" story dull the poignant truth.
We also talked about how Jesus didn't stay dead. No, indeed! That he came alive again and is alive still! One day in the car, we were reviewing these truths as Caden asked more questions.
"Did Jesus die?"
"Yes, baby, he did die."
"Why did he die?"
"Because he loved us so much, and he wanted to die for us so that we wouldn't have to."
"Oh. Yeah."
"But he didn't stay dead--did he, Caden?"
"So, where is Jesus now, baby?"
"OH! Oh, he is at Rizzim!"
Praise you, Lord! You are risen!
He is risen indeed!
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5 comments:
- shopannies said...
too precious you are doing a great job by teaching him so early
- April 7, 2009 at 8:54 AM
- Snow White said...
what a blessing to hear those words from your son... and what a blessing it is to have that gift!
- April 7, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- Amanda @ Mommy's Idea Book said...
Brianna, that is such a great story. You will remember that conversation forever.
You're right, it is amazing how much a child can learn and remember. I think many times we underestimate a child's ability to learn and understand.
Last Wednesday on our way home from church my 5 year old son told us the whole story from Jesus' beating and death to the resurrection. We were surprised at just how much he did comprehend and remember.
- April 7, 2009 at 9:28 AM
- Relishing Life said...
I love this! We are having the same discussions with our 4 yo son. It is hard to get past the sad part with him, but he is starting to understand better.
- April 7, 2009 at 10:15 AM
- LaVonne said...
Just stopping by from Gratituesday. That is so sweet. I cannot wait for my princess to say things like this. :) Keep it up mommy!
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- April 7, 2009 at 5:30 PM


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Your small bowel receives partly digested food from your stomach, where it has been broken down by acid and enzymes to a more liquid consistency. The three sections of this first part of your intestine (the duodenum, jejunum and ileum) then break this food down further, until all the nutrients and minerals can be absorbed into your blood.
In the duodenum, the first part of your small bowel, enzymes from the pancreas help break down the food. Your pancreas releases digestive juices through a duct into your duodenum where is breaks down fats, proteins and carbohydrates. It also contains sodium bicarbonate which neutralises acid produced in your stomach. Read more about the pancreas and pancreas transplants.
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Digesting food is moved through the small bowel by peristalsis. Peristalsis is a muscular contraction which causes a wave of movement to propel food along the digestive tract.
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When your small bowel is not working properly it may be necessary to be fed by total parenteral nutrition (TPN). Parenteral nutrition means receiving liquid nutrition through a drip.
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Tom Trevor is a curator and writer, based in England. He is currently Artistic Director of the Dojima River Biennale, in Osaka, and Artistic Director of Music for Museums at the Whitechapel Gallery, London. Other projects in 2015 include commissions by Do Ho Suh for Bristol Museum and by John Akomfrah for the Venice Biennale. Exhibitions in 2014 include Black Sun at the Devi Art Foundation, Delhi, and Joelle Tuerlinckx' Wo(r)(l)d in Progress? at Arnolfini, Bristol (with Wiels, Brussels, and Haus der Kunst, Munich). He was formerly Director of Arnolfini (2005-13), Associate Curator of the Art Fund International collection (2007-12) and Director of Spacex (1999-2005), in the UK.


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September 28, 2010 08:00 ET
Albertans can start to save up to $980 off heating bills this winter through three energy efficiency home upgrades
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Sept. 28, 2010) - A majority (66%) of Alberta homeowners are concerned about managing their bills this winter, according to a survey conducted for Direct Energy by Angus Reid. Now is the time for Alberta homeowners to start preparing for the winter by ensuring their heating equipment is in optimal health and implementing energy efficiency upgrades which will make a real difference in reducing their heating bills.
"Implementing three energy efficiency home upgrades can save homeowners as much as $980 off their heating bill this winter," said Dave Walton, Director of Home Ideas at Direct Energy. "Having your furnace maintained each year is the simplest and easiest way to ensure your furnace is in optimal health. To explore other ways to keep your heating bills down, a home energy audit is a great way to determine how energy efficient your home is and what steps to take to make improvements that make a real difference to your bill."
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Upgrade to a high efficiency furnace:
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About the Angus Reid Survey Data
Data was derived from online surveys conducted by Angus Reid Strategies on behalf of Direct Energy in September 2010. The survey was conducted among a randomly-selected, representative sample of 1009 adult Canadians aged 18 and over who are members of the Angus Reid Forum online panel. The margin of error for the overall sample is +/- 3.1%, 19 times out of 20.
(1) Average Canadian home stats from the Canadian Real Estate Association, Stats Canada and Natural Resources Canada suggest the average home is: 1860 square feet, 40 years old and two stories. Savings calculated using HOT2000 software, Natural Resource Canada's recognized standard tool for use by trained and certified energy auditors.
(2) A furnace manufactured to operate at 60% efficiency.
(3) Customer may need to qualify for rebates in Alberta. Amount varies based on the type of equipment purchased and the area in which you reside. Direct Energy Home Services is not involved in the administration of all these programs. Customer is responsible for applying for rebates/grants with the appropriate government agency.
(4) Savings calculated based on attic insulation rated as R50 or higher, and basement insulation rated R30 or R40.
(5) Direct Energy and the Lightning Bolt design are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Direct Energy Marketing Limited in the United States and/or Canada. Use of such trademarks has been licensed by Direct Energy Marketing Limited to its various subsidiaries and affiliates.
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This Week in History
March 11-March 18, 1933
Emergency Banking Act
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt took office March 3, in a situation where more than 25% of the American workforce were officially unemployed, banks and business were failing hand over fist, and the nation was enmired in depression, both physically and in spirit. He did not wait an instant, but moved vigorously to restore confidence in the U.S. banking system, and to set the basis for reviving the U.S. economy. Under his bold leadership, this was the most dense period of executive action in U.S. history, and represented the first steps to reviving the principle of the General Welfare in the U.S. government.
On March 5, FDR issued two Executive Orders. One called Congress into a special sesison on March 9; the other declared a National Banking Holiday, between March 6 and 9, and gave special powers to the Secretary of the Treasury to prevent transactions in gold and foreign exchange. By the time the Special Session began, a draft Emergency Banking Act had been prepared for presentation.
The Banking Act set up three categories of banks. Those that were sound could reopen without problems. As for troubled banks, they could be aided either by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation or the Federal Reserve. The RFC would now purchase capital (stock equity) and capital notes of troubled banks, thus capitalizing the troubled banks, without adding to their debts. The Act also authorized the district Federal Reserve Banks of the Federal Reserve System to discount previously ineligible assets, and to issue new Federal Reserve notes against them, thereby increasing liquidity for the economy as a whole. And it instructed the Comptroller of the Currency to name receivers for the purpose of shutting down banks that were insolvent.
The Banking Act was passed and signed in record time, by 8:37 p.m. on Thursday, March 9. The banks were set to begin opening on Monday, March 13.
But before that occurred, President Roosevelt took an even more effective political action to restore the confidence of the nation. This was his first Fireside Chat, held Sunday night, March 12, and drawing an estimated audience of 60 million Americans. In this very short address, the President explained the banking measures in layman's terms, as matters of the "public welfare," and including the need for banks--many of which had been undergoing runs and shutdowns for months--"to continue their functions to take care of the distribution of food and household necessities and the payment of payrolls." He explained how more liquidity would be made available, and how what had been a "bad banking situation," in which some bankers "had used the money entrusted to them in speculations and unwise loans," could be remedied by these measures, and by "confidence and courage" from the population.
He concluded: "It is your problem no less than it is mine. Together we cannot fail."
On Monday, March 13, many banks did reopen, and by Wednesday, March 15, fully 70% of the nationally chartered banks were open for business, without needing aid from the RFC.
President Roosevelt did not slow down, however. He decided to keep the Congress in the emergency session, and move ahead with other legislation: 1) the Bill to Maintain the Credit of the United States Government--submitted March 10; 2) an amendment to the Volstead Act, easing Prohibition--submitted March 13; and 3) the Agricultural Adjustment Act--submitted March 16.
These latter bills, particularly the credit bill (which permitted executive budget cuts) and the AAA (which sought to raise disastrously low farm prices by measures like quotas, which were later repudiated), were less central to FDR's program.
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15-year-old accused of threats toward school
A 15-year-old girl was arrested by Putnam County Sheriff's Office detectives Friday and charged with writing and sending threats to kill, which is a second-degree felony.
According to the sheriff's office, the suspect is a Putnam EDGE Charter High School student.
A news release from the sheriff's office said a social media post containing an image of a white male holding a firearm and wearing a mask began circulating on social media among Putnam County students. The social media post reference Palatka High School.
The boy in the photo is in Spartanburg, S.C., and was arrested Thursday.
The news release said at about 1 a.m. detectives identified the 15-year-old Palatka suspect who began referencing Palatka High School on social media with the South Carolina photo.
"In spite of requests by the sheriff's office, the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice declined to detain (the suspect)," the sheriff's office said.


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Armand Hurst is one of the most respected artisanal winemakers in Turckheim. The family-owned and run estate was founded in 1928 by Jean-Baptiste Hurst. Little by little with strategic planning, the family acquired more and more land. Today they own 9.54 hectares of vineyards spread throughout most of the lieu-dit, which have given this terroir its reputation: Eichberg, Kirchberg, Schlatten, Kirchtal, Erstein, Schneid, Steinglitz, Schneckelsbourg, without forgetting the stunning historic Grand Cru Brand (of which Hurst is one of the largest landowners). The family produces their classic Alsatian wines with a love of the land, of nature, and of the winemaking traditions passed down from father to son over the generations.
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A solitaire card game, considered by many users to the more addictive than traditional Solitaire (Klondike).
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FreeCell is a solitaire card game (see Figure 4-38), but is played differently from the traditional Klondike game (see Solitaire, later in this chapter). The object of the game is to move all the cards to the home cells.
Like Klondike, cards are rearranged by placing cards of descending value and alternating color (the 4 of clubs can be placed on the 5 of hearts or the 5 of diamonds). Click a card to highlight it and click another card to move the highlighted card. Multiple cards can be moved, but only those that are arranged accordingly. Cards can also be moved to one of the four "free cells," temporary storage slots that fill up fast.
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Halibut soup is light and filling. It is made from halibut, water and vegetables. Although you can use other kind of fish, I think halibut is a better choice because of the light texture it has. This soup also great if anyone is sick, instead of the regular chicken noodle soup, this halibut soup is filled with immune boosting ingredients and light on the stomach. Halibut is a good source of omega-3 fatty acids. Your body needs fatty acids to function well. In addition, halibut also provides vitamin A, B vitamins, calcium, iron and zinc.
Fish Soup Recipe
- 6 cups of water
- 1 yellow onion, cut into big chunks
- 1 Tablespoon of salt
- 1 lb of any kind of fish pieces
- 4 medium potatoes, cubed
- 2 carrots, sliced
- 2 plum tomatoes, chopped
- 1 lb halibut, skin off and cut into 1" pieces
- 1 dry bay leaf
- salt to taste
- ground black pepper to taste
How To
- Fish Bullion- Add water, onion, salt and 1 lb fish pieces to a large pot. The fish pieces could be any part of the fish, you will throw it away later. Boil on medium-low for 30 minutes. Strain water into a clean soup pot. Throw away onion and cooked fish.
- Bring fish water to a boil, add potatoes and carrots. On medium heat boil for 10 minutes.
- Add in tomatoes, halibut and 1 bay leaf. Continue cooking for another 10 minutes.
- Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Sprinkle with dill.
- Turn heat off. Enjoy.
*serves 5