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Recently on the social networking websites debate has arisen among north amerikan settler communists, socialists and other assorted "leftists" on the legacy of William Sherman, a leading general of the northern states during the inter-settler civil war in the united states in the 1860s. Those who uphold Sherman's legacy do so on the basis of his supposedly progressive role in leading the military defeat of the southern planter capitalist states (often misrepresented as a kind of feudalism or other pre-capitalist social formation) by the northern industrial capitalist states. Others needless to say have been critical of it.
Having witnessed this i feel the need to put an indigenist, anti-colonialist spin on this issue. The following are some basic points of discussion about Sherman and his legacy, building up from what has been said previously by comrade editors from Anti-Imperialism.com.
1. First and foremost, however one may try to spin Sherman's role in the inter-settler civil war, from the perspective of Onkwehón:we he was an implacable enemy. He was responsible for brutal atrocities committed against our peoples and nations as the settler empire turned towards the consolidation of "its" western territories following the defeat of the southern states. For us everything else must be seen through this lens at we dig down to the core of what Sherman was really about.
2. Given the above and the fact the united states is, and the confederates attempted to be, a settler empire built on stolen indigenous land there is no possible way you can weigh his supposed 'positives' (supposedly freeing the slaves, defeating the southern slaveocracy etc.) against his negatives. He was a murderer who worked on behalf of the north amerikan settler empire in general and the industrial capitalists of the northern states in particular.
3. The idea that we can raise up Sherman for supposedly "liberating the slaves" is disgusting euro-chauvinist garbage, pure and simple. We should criticize the "great man" theory of history—it was not Sherman who liberated anyone. This only upholds the idea that it was necessary for a beneficent White Savior who came to free all of the backwards and helpless Afrikan peoples. This liquidates the intimate role of the long and heroic history of Afrikan resistance to kidnapping & slavery in A'nó:wara Kawè:note in freeing themselves. This kind of White Savior complex is not only evident in the leftist memory of characters such as Sherman and Lincoln, but even figures like John Brown.
4 . Additionally, it must be made clear that the inter-settler civil war was not about freeing slaves because it was the right thing to do. As radical historians of the north amerikan nation like J. Sakai have shown in detail, it was a contest between two competing capitalist sectors of a growing settler empire on how to best move forward the development of capitalism. In particular it had much to do with disagreements between northern industrial capitalists and southern planter capitalists on how to best handle the large, captive Afrikan slave colony (which was imported to function as a permanent proletariat) in light of the successful revolt by Afrikan slaves in Ayiti—an event which scared the shit out of north amerikans from Boston to Atlanta and everywhere in between.
5. As such, the nominally "positive" role played by Sherman, Lincoln and other arch-north amerikan nationalists and proponents of the settler empire from the industrial capitalist north was entirely a side effect of their successful efforts to force their designs for imperial development on the planter capitalists of the south.
6. Finally, and most importantly, the cheerleading for settler agents of empire like Sherman, Lincoln and others by various north amerikan "leftists" is a sign of the rampant recalcitrant reactionary euro-nationalism on the part of what passes as for "communism", "socialism", "marxism" etc in north amerika.
As indigenists, as revolutionaries, as anti-imperialists and internationalists we must stand firm in our rejection of all heroes of empire and the distorted histories around them spun by both the forces of the colonial state and its loyal opposition amongst the so-called left. What use these kinds of discussions do have though is in illuminating part of the answer to the fundamental question "Who are our friends? Who are our enemies?" In this sense we encourage them.
Long Live Tȟašúŋke Witkó!
Long Live Tecumseh!
Long Live Nat Turner!
Long Live all Heroes of Onkwehón:we & Afrikan Reistance to Slavery, Genocide, Ecocide and Colonialism!


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I've mentioned "just-in-time" (JIT) compiling in passing in previous columns. Now let's talk more about how JIT compiling works.
Computers don't speak VBScript, C#, or any other high-level programming language. To let a computer understand what you're telling it, the code must be interpreted (as scripting languages such as VBScript are) or compiled. The act of compiling transforms source code into object code, which is similar to the machine language that a computer understands. Source code--the code written in the high-level programming language--is compiled for a particular processor design. Consequently, even though four different kinds of processors support Windows NT 4.0, you need different software to support PowerPC and x86-based computers--the two types of processors arrange storage in different ways and so can't read each other's compiled code.
Programs written in C++, for example, are already compiled from the source code for the appropriate platform. The Microsoft .NET platform, however, is designed to handle JIT compiling. The JIT compiling function compiles source code for an application as it's executed. Although this approach necessarily incurs a performance hit, JIT compiling has some advantages for code management. Updates to the source code are implemented each time you run the application, so the developer doesn't need to recompile the code each time the application runs. The JIT compiler can tell whether the computer the code will execute on has one processor or is a multiprocessor machine and compiles accordingly. Also, because the code is compiled as it's run, the addresses that the machine code references are correct. Precompiled code assumes that the OS loads code at a particular base address. If the code doesn't load at that base address, then the relative address locations will be incorrect, and the OS loader must sort out what those addresses should be, given the new location. JIT compilers make no assumptions about the base address.
A function within the Common Language Runtime (CLR) compiles the source code into machine code. The OS can detect managed code by looking for a value in the program. When managed code calls a particular method, the compiling function wakes up, looks up the intermediate code (processor-agnostic object code that's similar to the machine code), then compiles the intermediate code into instructions for the available processor. The managed code then saves those instructions in a dynamically allocated location in memory. The compiling function points back to the original method so that the two are linked: When the method in the assembly executes, it executes the processor instructions stored in memory. As long as these instructions stay in memory (in other words, as long as the application keeps running), the compiler function doesn't have to do anything when that method executes again. However, when the application terminates, all the processor instructions are unloaded from memory. Every time that application restarts, the code needs to be recompiled. A second instance of the application, or the same method called by another application, will need to be compiled as well because the mapping of processor instructions to the method's location in memory won't be accurate for the new process.
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That's a quick and dirty look at how JIT compiling works and why .NET applications use it. The point of JIT compiling is to make code execute more easily on various platforms. (Learn more from "10 More VBScript Techniques").


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Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline Company, L.L.C.
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 07/26/2010, Docket: RP10-876-000, Status: Effective
First Revised Sheet No. 222A First Revised Sheet No. 222A
Superseding: Original Sheet No. 222A
4. REQUEST FOR SERVICE (Continued)
4.3 Capacity Bidding and Evaluation Criteria.
(a) A Shipper bidding for released firm capacity from another
Shipper must follow the procedures of Section 9.
(b) Transporter may grant requests for firm service on a not
unduly discriminatory basis within the following time periods
and subject to the below listed conditions:
(i) For service with a term of one year or longer, the
service must be requested to begin no later than three
Months from the date the request is granted;
(ii) For service with a term greater than three Months but
less than one year, the service must be requested to
begin no later than one Month from the date the request
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(iii) For service with a term of three Months or less, the
service must be requested to begin no later than ten
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(c) Transporter will consider, on a not unduly discriminatory
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Fighting Again
Why? Why? Why?
i don't have time for this
There is nothing so sad
Than two adults who can't talk things out
You think after many years of problems
Each time disagreeing that leads to confrontation
We would of had our fill
The years fade so do the memories
As if all is forgotten
Angry words are said
Then emotions rise
When we should be quiet and think
We keep on talking
Making things worse
Soon someone's feelings are hurt
Then the small problem escalates
It gets out of control
Time to take a walk
Do something else to take your mind off it
I chose to mow the grass
Turning my energy to something useful
Now a few hours passed
We can talk rationally and see if a solution can be reached
Was it really that important after all ?
Does it matter who was right ?
Is arguing really the answer ?
Time to make things right
We both could give a little
Make up
Return to the way we were
Loving each other
For all the things we do
Not for the things we lack
very true, nice poem.
- hari
This month my hubby and I have the best thing of all - time apart. Living day in an day out together is wonderful and we do have space. He works on his laptop downstairs and I work on my PC upstairs but still there you are together. His son, who lives in the UK needed some help for a business project and asked my hubby to visit him, get instructions and now hubby is in Australia. I have breathing space and in a couple of weeks when he returns we will be more in love than even before and that is just great.
Thank you. You too. You're right; as long as we learn then it's worth it (almost!).
How true! It's so easy to say things without thinking and then it all gets so much worse! Great poem, great philosophy.


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Leroy, 14, was discovered in a pool of blood following the incident near a playground in Enfield, north London, on Wednesday.
Scotland Yard said the accused teenager was also charged with the possession of an offensive weapon and will appear at Enfield Magistrates' Court on Monday.
The boy was arrested with a second teenager on suspicion of murder on Thursday.
They were both questioned by police and the other boy, 15, was released on police bail and is due to return next month pending further inquiries.
The victim's father, also called Leroy, said his son "will forever be remembered" and that he was "just trying to keep sane" in the wake of his death.
Arsenal fan Leroy, who had said he wanted to be a footballer, was the youngest of 10 teenagers murdered in the capital this year.
Horrified witnesses described him as "sweet", as his father said paramedics failed to revive him at the scene in Ponders End recreation ground.
Mr James, 41, said he was due to take his son to Jamaica to see his mother in December, and Leroy was looking forward to it.
"He was a pretty quiet boy," he said. "He didn't really talk much."
Mr James, from Edmonton Green, said he last spoke to his son in the morning and that he found out about the attack when one of his son's friends called him.
Leroy was the eighth teenager stabbed to death in the capital this year.
He was pronounced dead at the scene after officers arrived at the scene at 5.30pm.
Police are continuing to appeal for witnesses to the incident, which they said took place when the park was "incredibly busy".
A post-mortem examination carried out at Haringey Mortuary found that Leroy died from a single stab wound, Scotland Yard said.
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At the wake, some well-meaning friends, not knowing what to say, told Mark and Debbie Troch their daughter had died because "it was her time." Though Mark Troch understood how difficult it is for mourners to express their sympathy for parents who have lost a child, he rejected the sentiment. "We lost our daughter," he would say after the funeral, "but we know it wasn't her time to die."
It might never be possible to convince him or his wife otherwise.
The questions surrounding their daughter's death will hammer at the Troches' hearts and minds every time they recall the 13 1/2 hours between 4:30 p.m., Thursday, April 16 and 6 a.m., Friday, April 17. That span of time began with an accidental injury to their 13-year-old daughter, Tiffany, and ended with her death, the cause officially listed as cardiac arrest.
Every time the Troches think about those hours, they wonder whether enough was done at St. Joseph Hospital to save their daughter's life. Apparently, the Troches are not the only people who are trying to get complete information about the hospital's handling of the case. A hospital spokeswoman says a review committee at St. Joseph, headed by its chief operating officer, Dr. Robert Mahon, is conducting an investigation, standard procedure when questions are raised about treatment. Beyond that statement, hospital officials will not comment on the specifics of the case.


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JULY 1st 1916
They came from towns and villages from Astbury to Zennor. Amiens to Z…. They came from the farms, offices, factories and public schools. Pals from Manchester. Scousers, Brummies, Scots,Geordies,Taffies & Frenchies. They came from towns and villages often so small no one has ever heard of them. They left behind, mothers, fathers, wives, sweethearts, siblings and children. They left behind their country. It wasn't for adventure or glory that they came, though some hoped for it. They came because their way of life was threatened.
This is not a place of budding poppies or neat white crosses….. There is nothing to inspire or evoke greatness, only acrid, oily smoke filling the air and stinging the eyes. The cachophony of heavy guns is so deafening it is impossible to think. You advance, the straps of your backpack, biting into your shoulderblades, step by step, rifle in hand, you advance, through a hail of machine gun fire, to Montauban, an impossible objective. Then silence. You crumble and fall. You are dead.
Those who live lay in the mud, with the stink of your stale blood, and rotting flesh. The stench of cordite is your sacramental incense. They lay with bodies torn apart for hours, sometimes days, slowly dying. They suffer for each breath you and I take for granted. All they want is to see loved ones a last, final time……
This is the reality of war, at 6 am, 91 years ago, the week long bombardment of the German lines ceased. At 7.30 Whistles were blown and in near silence thousands of men began to advance on the enemies front lines…..for James Harold Boardman, age 25, a private in the Manchester Regiment, it was a stroll to oblivion. No cross marks his grave – just a name on a slab of marble at Thiepval.
The Thiepval Memorial, the Memorial to the Missing of the Somme, bears the names of more than 72,000 officers and men of the United Kingdom and South African forces who died in the Somme sector before 20 March 1918 and have no known grave. Over 90% of those commemorated died between July and November 1916. The memorial also serves as an Anglo-French Battle Memorial in recognition of the joint nature of the 1916 offensive and a small cemetery containing equal numbers of Commonwealth and French graves lies at the foot of the memorial. The memorial, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, was built between 1928 and 1932 and unveiled by the Prince of Wales, in the presence of the President of France, on 31 July 1932.


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Washington, April 20 (Jiji Press)—A movie depicting the life of late Japanese diplomat Sugihara Chiune, who issued transit visas to thousands of Jews fleeing Nazi persecution during World War II, was shown at the US Department of State in Washington DC on Thursday.
The screening party was joined by CME Group Chairman Emeritus Leo Melamed, 85, one of the Jewish people who escaped to the United States using the visas, which have come to be known as "Visas for Life."
The event was cohosted by the State Department and the Japanese, Lithuanian, and Israeli embassies in Washington to help mark this year's Holocaust memorial day. Some 150 people, including diplomats and university students, watched the movie.
"Sugihara's instinctive reaction contrary to the orders of his foreign office saved the lives of over 5,000 Jews from certain death. I was one of those lives," Melamed said in a speech he gave before the showing of the film.
"Descendants of those saved now number in the hundreds of thousands," noted Melamed, praising Sugihara's achievement. "It is said if you save the life of one person, it is as if you have saved the entire world."
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Eight Great Travel Twitter Tweets for July
Lists: What makes a good travel tweet? Here are eight favorites from the past month.
After all the talk about whether to Twitter from the road and how best to go about it, we started keeping an eye out for particularly good travel tweets.
Here, in no particular order, are eight more memorable tweets from the past month that evoke a sense of place, or that offer some humor or insight about the travel experience.
Italy observation: you can't get a band-aid or a bandage for a head wound at a pharmacy on a Sunday, but you sure can get a gelato.
Exploring the French Concession in Shanghai. Is there a neighborhood in the world that sounds more like a Robert Ludlum novel?
Studies show that delayed flights increase alcohol consumption by at least two pints.
We have so much in common. You want to travel . . . I want you to go . . .
Best airport announcement ever: "TSA is paging the man who left his sausage at security."
Based on the lounges and trains of Europe, the main market for iPads is alpha guys who think flipping open a netbook is too vaginal.
Y'know, Bob Seger never really says why he's going to Kathmandu. Just that it's really really what he's going to do. #flawedrock
There's cheese, wine and an ashtray in my kitchen. It must be "The Paris of My Apartment."
4 Comments for Eight Great Travel Twitter Tweets for July
Snow Racks 08.04.10 | 1:21 AM ET
Classic tweets & very humorous too.Thanks a lot for sharing these cunning updates.
Laura 08.04.10 | 6:16 PM ET
Thanks for sharing these great finds! Traveling can have such great, sad and funny stories and reading them in 160 characters or less is wonderful
David Gregory 08.06.10 | 7:55 AM ET
I liked this one very much
@ryanTravel narrows the mind
Browns Hotel London 08.11.10 | 6:07 AM ET
We have so much in common. You want to travel . . . I want you to go . . .
has to be my favourite, hard work to get a humorous comment in 140 characters or less!


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SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Unidentified gunmen assassinated the top envoy of a northern Yemeni rebel movement in the capital early Tuesday, security officials said.
The officials say Ahmed Sharaf Eddin was gunned down in his car. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media.
Sharaf Eddin represented the Hawthi rebels, who are members of a Shiite sect, in the so-called National Dialogue talks. The long-running negotiations bring delegates from across the country to draw up a blueprint for a new constitution under a transition plan in the wake of the country's 2011 uprising.
The Hawthis fought a bloody six-year insurgency against the government that ended with a cease-fire in 2010, but a recent escalation in fighting between them and ultraconservative Sunni tribesmen has turned several northern cities into war zones.
Yemen's President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi described Sharaf Eddin as a "martyr" and told National Dialogue representatives that "forces of evil" are trying to stop the country from moving forward along its road map.
"What is happening today is a struggle between the forces of evil and the forces of good," he said. "It's possible that the president himself and those sitting next to me get killed, but you cannot retreat. This is our challenge." He was interrupted by applause.
Officials have used similar rhetoric in the past to refer both to the local branch of al-Qaida as well as Ali Abdullah Saleh, the longtime autocratic leader removed from power in 2012, cast as a mastermind behind a campaign to obstruct reform.
Hadi also announced that the National Dialogue would end on Jan. 25.
The U.N. envoy to Yemen, Jamal Benomar, said the assassination of Sharaf Eddin was an attempt to foil the national dialogue.
"As the political process advances, we see more such desperate attempts," Benomar told The Associated Press. "Such acts will only increase the Yemenis determination to hang on to their new state."
Participants in the six-month conference, held in a heavily fortified five-star hotel, are putting together a new political system. One key feature is federalism, in which the country will be divided to a number of regions that enjoy semi-autonomy.
Benomar said one of the outcomes of the national dialogue would be the formation of a committee to write up a new constitution for the country. The committee would be formed by President Hadi, he said. He said another outcome would be drafting a new law to allow Yemenis to demand restoration of money stolen under the previous regime.
"It is a great sum. If restored, it would benefit the Yemenis and their conditions will be totally different."
In addition to the Hawthis, the government faces a southern secessionist movement. The two rose up against what they describe as discrimination by the central government under Saleh.
The government is also challenged by radical groups outside the political process, notably al-Qaida. Washington considers al-Qaida in Arabian Peninsula to be the terror network's most dangerous offshoot.


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Just a 15 minute drive to both the chilliwack river/ vedder river
just a 15 minute drive to the fraser river/ harrison river
10 minute drive to all restaurants & shopping
ample parking space allows you to bring your own boat for self-guided fishing
Accommodation Rates
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1 person $125
2 person $150
3 person $175
4 person $200
PRIVATE APARTMENT/CARRIAGE STYLE ACCOMMODATIONS WHICH includeS the following:
• two bedrooms: each with one queen & one twin bed, finished with fresh & comfy duvet quilts
• clean linens/bedding provided
• living/dining area with sofa & kitchen table
• private deck
• full kitchen with;
standard size oven, stove, fridge & freezer, coffee maker, toaster, pots & pans, plates & cutlery, dish rags & towels
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• one full bathroom
• fresh towels & hand soap
• ground level shared bbq
• free WIFI, and Netflix via Roku- 40" flat screen t.v.
• fire pit out back where you can have your own small campfire
Our guesthouse accommodations are a self serve stay.
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I don't know if a thread like this has been posted before. If it has I apologize in advance. I am looking for some information regarding living in Brazil. I have checked online and asked some friends and had conflicting answers. Here is my situation;
Myself and my wife (Brazilian) got married in Ireland in January. We are now in Brazil and have registered marriage here and done all the necessary paperwork. We are going to Policia Federal Friday to start the process of getting my visa to live in Brazil. What I want to know is - Am I allowed to work while I wait for Policia Federal to come and interview us and while I am waiting for the visa? Some people have told me there is no chance and you just have to wait until you get the visa. Others have told me I can when I get my protocol and ask for a SINCRE then I can go get my work book. Would just like some confirmation on this please as need to work but won't if I can't.
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A new litter-fighting committee has persuaded a majority of district judges in Monroe County to allow nonviolent offenders to pick up garbage from local roads.
A new litter-fighting committee has persuaded a majority of district judges in Monroe County to allow nonviolent offenders to pick up garbage from local roads.
The Committee on Litter Prevention, Control and Cleanup has also persuaded the municipalities in which these litter cleanups will occur to assume responsibility for disposing of the picked-up trash.
Both measures should help reduce the amount of litter in the county, said Jim Lambert, executive director of the Monroe County Municipal Waste Management Authority, which oversees the litter committee that met Thursday.
Lambert said committee brass contacted all district judges to see if they would allow it to coordinate a cleanup program that would rely on people sentenced to community service.
He said the majority of the judges endorsed the idea. Lambert said the first of these nonviolent offenders should be picking up litter on municipal roads by early May.
Though those sentenced to complete community service have in the past been used to collect roadside litter, the effort hadn't been well coordinated, Lambert said.
The litter committee persuaded all county municipalities to dispose of the litter that's collected in their municipalities. In the past, few wanted to take on the responsibility of the trash that community groups or others picked up within their borders.
Many localities in the past have told community groups simply to bring the garbage to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation drop-off point and PennDOT would dispose of the refuse. This arrangement caused major complications, resulting in fewer litter pickups.
Also at Thursday's meeting, the issue of illegally dumped tires was discussed. Don Miller of Mount Pocono said there have been "tire-amnesty" programs in northeastern Pennsylvania. One of them yielded 7,000 tires. But in order to get one of these amnesty programs started, the committee must find a sponsor who is willing to pay for the event.
Miller said he would try to find a sponsor. The litter committee said it would like to hold a tire-amnesty event in Monroe County in the near future. Tires are not permitted in landfills and often are dumped illegally in wooded areas.
The next litter committee meeting will be held at 8:30 a.m. May 31 at the Monroe County Conservation District. The meeting is open to the public.


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The Wound Healing Society (WHS) was established in 1989 and has since become known nationally and internationally as the premier scientific organization focused on wound healing research and education. The WHS is a nonprofit organization composed of basic researchers, clinical scientists, and wound care specialists; its mission is to improve wound healing outcomes through science, professional education, and communication. The WHS promotes interactions among scientists, clinicians, wound care practitioners, industry representatives, and government agencies. The WHS is open to individuals who have a broad interest in advancing the field of wound healing, and it presently has close to 600 active members in the United States and other countries. The society's journals, Wound Repair and Regeneration and Advances in Wound Care are the leading journals in their discipline. The WHS Annual Meeting is held jointly with the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care Spring to share the latest in wound healing research, discuss innovative technologies, develop new initiatives, network with colleagues, establish new collaborations, reconnect with old friends, and hopefully make new ones.
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Incorporated in 1995, AAWC is a not-for-profit association headquartered in the United States with close to 2,300 members, including nearly 75 members representing more than 30 other countries. AAWC welcomes everyone involved in wound care, including clinicians, researchers, educators, patients and their lay caregivers, facilities, industry, students, retirees, and other advocates interested in the multidisciplinary approach to wound care. Our members have the opportunity, through numerous association benefits and activities, to be part of a collaborative community that facilitates optimal care for those who suffer with wounds. This community encourages an equal partnership among all individuals who are involved in the care of patients.
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Yes, we're back from vacation. Weird calling a trip to the beach with friends a vacation when we're already on an extended vacation in The Villages. The trip was a huge success. We relaxed, caught up with our friends, and I got to play with my friend Hannah, their 8 year old daughter.
This afternoon we went to see an orthopaedic surgeon for Mrs. Major's knee. We were pretty much expecting that they would recommend knee replacement. But she was offered cortisone therapy. So she took it. We're praying it works.
I encourage you to take a trip over to The Daily Detour. He's a minister at a church in Indianapolis and has a great Christian perspective in timely issues. The above link is to an article titled "The Tragic Necessity of Violence," and is required reading for anyone in the military, for anyone with a relative or friend in the military, and for Christians. It's recommended reading for all others. Check out some of his other articles.
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in Haydn's 'Surprise Symphony' is in Spondaic Dimeter Catalectic—
The Theme of Weber's Rondo brillante in E♭ (op. 62), is in Anapaestic Tetrameter Brachycatalectic, very rigidly maintained—
The Slow Movement of Beethoven's Symphony in A, is in alternate verses of Acatalectic and Catalectic Dactylic Tetrameter, with a Spondee in each of the even places—
A no less captivating alternation of Amphimacers and Trochees is found in the Tema of Mozart's Pianoforte Sonata in A—
etc. It would be easy to multiply examples, ad infinitum; but these will be sufficient to shew, on no mean authority, the importance of a subject, which, though too often neglected as a branch of musical education, will well repay a little diligent study.
METRONOME (Germ. Metronom, and Taktmesser; Fr. Métronome. From the Gr. μέτρον, a measure, and νόμος, a law). An instrument, constructed for the purpose of enabling composers to indicate the exact pace at which they wish their works to be performed.
The Great Masters of the earlier Schools left the Tempi of their compositions entirely to the discretion of the executant. In doing this, they incurred no risk whatever of misconception: for, until the close of the 16th century, and even later, the Composer was almost always a Singer in the Choir for which he wrote; and his relations with his fellow Choristers were infinitely closer than those existing between a modern Composer and the Orchestra under his control. But, the change of style introduced by Claudio Monteverde, added to the impulse given to Instrumental Music and Vocal Music with Instrumental Accompaniments, after the beginning of the 17th century, changed these relations very materially. The invention of the Opera brought new ideas into the field. The individuality of the Composer began gradually to throw the characteristics of the 'School' into the background: and Musicians, no longer guided by traditional laws, soon became alive to the necessity for giving some sort of direction as to the manner in which their pieces were to be sung or played. Hence arose the employment of such words as Grave, Allegro, Adagio, and other terms of like import, which have remained in common use to the present day. As the resources of modern Art became more fully developed, even these directions were found to be insufficient for their intended purpose. A hundred different varieties of Allegro were possible. How was it possible to indicate to the performer which of these the Composer intended him to adopt? The number of technical terms was multiplied indefinitely; but, it was clear that none were sufficiently explicit to remove the difficulty; and, at a very early period, the use of the Pendulum was suggested as the only rational means of solving it.
To Etienne Loulié—not François, as has been sometimes supposed—belongs the credit of having first turned this idea to practical account. In a work, entitled Élémens ou principes de Musique, mis dans un nouvel ordre, (Paris, 1696, Amsterdam, 1698), he describes an instrument, called a Chronomètre, formed of a bullet, suspended to a cord, and provided with means for lengthening or shortening the latter at pleasure, in such a manner as to indicate seventy-two different degrees of velocity. This was a good beginning. Nevertheless, the machine does not seem to have become generally known; for, in many curious treatises of later date, we find vague glimmerings of similar ideas, put forth in apparent ignorance of Loulié's discovery. Joseph Sauveur—the inventor of the word 'Acoustics,' and the author of a series of valuable papers on Music contributed to the Mémoires de l' Academie, between the years 1700 and 1711—is said to have proposed a Chronomètre of his own. In 1732, an article on a species of Musical Time-keeper was contributed to the Mémoires des Sciences by Enbrayg. Gabory recommended the use of the Pendulum, in his Manuel utile et curieux sur la mesure du tems, (Paris, 1771). John Harrison's 'Description concerning such a machine as will afford a nice and true mensuration of tune; as also an account of the Scale of Music,' (London, 1775), serves to shew that the connection between Music and Chronometry was not unnoticed in England. Davaux wrote an article on the subject for the Journal Encyclopédique, in 1784. Not long afterwards, Pelletier made use of the Pendulum in a way sufficiently ingenious to call forth a treatise on his invention from Abel Burja, of Berlin, in 1790. In the same year, Breitkopf & Härtel printed, at Leipzig, Zwölf geistliche prosaische Gesänge, mit Beschreibung eines Taktmessers, by J. G. Weiske. And enough was done, both in France, and in Germany, to shew, that, even before the close of the 18th century, the matter had attracted no small amount of serious attention.


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Initiated by a Denver Zoo docent volunteer, a Veteran of World War II, this program was designed to honor and support a new generation of veterans and their families. These 90-minute guided tours, will engage families of veterans in a fun-filled day exploring Denver Zoo together. Tours are free for veterans and participants in the tour receive discounted zoo admission of $6.00 per person. Military ID required. Advance registration of at least seven days and pre-payment is required. Availability is limited. Call 720-337-1494 with the contact name, phone number, preferred date, number in the immediate family and ages of children participating. Tours begin at 10:30 a.m. and end by noon. 24-hour advance cancellation notice is required for a refund.
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Wow, I can't believe the last post is from May! Sorry for the unplanned absence. All I can do is get posting again and hope I keep it up! If you're at all interested in what's going on in other parts of my life, you should go to Media Knits. I post there semi-regularly.
So for lack of knowing where exactly to start, I'm going to travel all the way back to May for some pics taken at and around Shoshone Falls (Snake River, Mule Deer, Unidentified Reptile) – so many photos taken of that place, but it's never not beautiful. Enjoy!


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The recent attacks on the offices of those involved with motoring, in an apparent campaign about speed cameras, are disgusting.
I don't care if the Chief Constable of Devon & Cornwall Police buys his family's Christmas presents with the proceeds of speeding fines. Bring it on. Lets have more cameras, more police, more fines, less death.
I've been listening to commentator after commentator weasel around the issue. A government minister came on to say that he thought it was excusable to drive past a school at 10 o'clock at night at 35 mph. So do we have a speed limit or not? You'd be stupid to drive past a school at even 30 mph at 9 o'clock in the morning, but why would you need to drive past it any faster than 30 mph at any time? Until we stop fudging this issue it will give the speeders encouragement to keep at it. It is not ok to speed, period. Speed should always be appropriate for the conditions, but should never exceed the limit.


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Why are you complaining? Hell yeah Capitalism.
Free Market all the way. Poison the people and the Earth, then tell everyone you're doing a good job saving lives. If anyone objects, throw some money around. This is how everything should work right? Better red than dead!
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Positive Liberty IS Tyranny. Read some Isiah Berlin.
Incorporated in 2007, Beeologics was Incorporated in 2007, Beeologics was founded upon many years of research conducted by some of the world's leading scientists. . This unique integration of diversified talent and progress toward achieving its mission has enabled Beeologics to quickly command worldwide attention
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Monsanto Company (NYSE: MON) today announced it has acquired Beeologics, which researches and develops biological tools to provide targeted control of pests and diseases. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Beelogics seems to think, and has for some time, that the most likely avenue for research is this Israeli acute paralysis virus, and not pesticides.
Beeologics is developing a line of RNAi-based products to specifically address the long-term well being of the bees.
Based on RNAi technology, Remebee's active ingredients are dsRNA formulated to silence Israeli Acute Paralysis Virus (IAPV). It is delivered in feed and sustains colony health in the presence of the virus. Product Properties: • Potent protection from Israel Acute Paralysis Virus (IAPV) • Potentially applicable to other bee viruses • Inherent robustness precludes the possibility of the virus breaking resistance • Extreme specificity and no toxicity • No residues in honey bees or honey
Double-stranded RNA Double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) is RNA with two complementary strands, similar to the DNA found in all cells. dsRNA forms the genetic material of some viruses (double-stranded RNA viruses). Double-stranded RNA such as viral RNA or siRNA can trigger RNA interference in eukaryotes, as well as interferon response in vertebrates.
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Seriously though, this is the smoking gun and icing on the cake that Monsanto's crap poison products, are in fact, what is causing all the bee colonies to collapse and die. There is no longer a shadow of doubt. One would have to be tremendously naive to think otherwise. The question is, what are we going to do about it? Clearly, Monsanto's executives know damn well what they are doing and what their products cause. Nothing they put out is good, nothing. It is all toxic to everything in nature. So then, what is their end goal? What is the agenda here? Everyone should be asking themselves these questions.


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According to BabyCenter, as of 2014, center-based daycare costs about $11,666 annually, which is approximately $972 per month. Aside from center-based daycare, parents have other alternatives for childcare. These options include hiring a nanny, using an in-home daycare or having a parent or relative stay at home to watch the children.
BabyCenter reveals that nanny care costs about $500 to $700 per week, which equals approximately $2,167 to $3,033 per month. Parents should keep in mind they may want to offer health benefits, vacation, sick days or holidays to their nannies, since the nanny is an employee. Au pairs are a live-in type of nanny who are given a stipend along with room and board and may provide parents with cost savings if they have multiple children that need care. In addition to providing childcare, au pairs typically help out with light housework.
Home daycare costs about $7,761 annually, or approximately $646 per month, according to BabyCenter. This may be the most cost-effective option for parents seeking childcare services. However, not all home daycares provide children with learning curricula the way most centers do. It is critical for parents to evaluate what they are getting in return for their money rather than simply looking at the bottom-line cost if this type of education is important to them.
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Making it through life day in and day out is a very hard task for many people. There are always things going on, whether it is at work, school, and even sports. People face challenges every day and have to learn how to deal with them. For me, school and sports are the obstacles that I face pretty much everyday. At the status I am at now, being my senior year, things have become easier to handle. I have found a way in order to make it through the things life throws at me and that is by staying positive, which is a must, and hard work.
Staying positive for me is one of the biggest things you can do when you are attempting to achieve something. When I set out a goal, I do my best to reach that goal. Whether or not I will, who knows, but the attitude I always have while trying to complete the goal is an encouraging one. What good are you doing for yourself by having a negative attitude? It's going to shoot down and hope you had of success. I believe a positive thinking person will have a better success rate than a negative thinker. This has become a part of me between the two things that occupy most of my life, school and soccer.
I also believe that hard work is a key ingredient in success. There is always room to get better in anything you do, and to get at a higher level, you must be willing to put in the work. By nature I am a hard working person who likes to look back on my success and realize that it may not have happened if it was not for the time and effort I spent to reach that point. A lot of things would not have worked out for me if I did not keep the attitude that I had. This is advice that I would give to any younger kid that is growing up. I believe this is a good way to live life.
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The kernel memory allocator contains many advanced debugging features, but these are not enabled by default because they can cause performance degradation. In order to follow the examples in this guide, you should turn on these features. You should enable these features only on a test system, as they can cause performance degradation or expose latent problems.
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Eye on Oversight: Cybersecurity
October 9, 2018
OIG recognizes Protecting HHS Data, Systems, and Beneficiaries from Cybersecurity Threats as a top management and performance challenge facing HHS. In partnering with various HHS agencies to address this challenge, OIG has formed a multidisciplinary Cybersecurity Team comprised of auditors, evaluators, investigators and attorneys focused on combatting cybersecurity threats within HHS and the healthcare industry.
Eye on Oversight: Emergency Response
September 25, 2018
HHS OIG is one of many agencies the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) calls upon to respond to major disasters. As part of the Government's coordinated emergency response efforts, a team of OIG's special agents may deploy to provide leadership, equipment, expertise, security, and other support.
Eye on Oversight: Hospice
July 31, 2018
Hospices can provide much-needed pain relief and support to terminally ill patients, to give services and comfort to people at the end of life. However, the HHS OIG is releasing a hospice portfolio that summarizes the agency's work, which found significant problems with quality of care issues and improper billing in the Medicare hospice program.
Eye on Oversight: Corporate Integrity Agreements
May 25, 2018
A provider who allegedly commits federal health care fraud may face exclusion, meaning they could be banned from billing federal health care programs. Instead, the provider can choose to settle the case and may need to enter into a Corporate Integrity Agreement, or CIA, with the HHS-OIG.
Daniel R. Levinson's Keynote Address at the 2018 HCCA Compliance Institute
May 8, 2018
Daniel R. Levinson, Inspector General, Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services gives the keynote address at the 22nd Annual HCCA Compliance Institute on Monday, April 16, 2018.
Eye on Oversight: Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Fraud
March 21, 2018
The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program provides seed money to domestic start-ups, and small businesses so they can develop new and advanced technologies across a wide array of industries. OIG has found instances of fraud and waste in HHS's SBIR program. In this Eye on Oversight, Operations Officer Francis Montoya describes two fraud cases involving millions in SBIR grant funds being diverted for personal use.
Eye on Oversight: Group Homes
January 17, 2018
Every year, developmentally disabled Americans living in group homes have severe injuries and medical conditions that require trips to emergency rooms. OIG found that states failed to report up to 99 percent of these critical incidents to investigators, as required. OIG and its government partners put together a report to provide tools for states to drive better health and safety outcomes for group home residents.
Eye on Oversight: 2017 Year in Review
December 20, 2017
This month's Eye on Oversight recaps OIG's work in 2017, including topics like reaching a $155 million civil settlement with an electronic health records vendor, releasing a data brief on opioids in Medicare Part D highlighting concerns about extreme use and questionable prescribing, and the largest healthcare fraud takedown in history.
Eye on Oversight: Grant Management
November 16, 2017
HHS is the largest grant-making organization in the federal government. OIG oversees the administration of HHS grants, a key element to ensuring that grantees expend federal funds properly and efficiently. OIG takes a multidisciplinary approach to grants management oversight. We have auditors, evaluators, investigators, data analysts, and lawyers who analyze grant programs to identify vulnerabilities and offer practical solutions to improving programs. The findings from our audits and evaluations contribute to comprehensive reports which include recommendations that drive positive change.
Eye on Oversight: The Importance of OIG Audits
August 7, 2017
This month's Eye on Oversight focuses on the importance of OIG's audit work. Deputy IG of Audit Services Gloria Jarmon leads the largest civilian audit force in the federal government. Jarmon highlights the impact of OIG's audits, including the potential to save lives and protect critical HHS programs.
Eye on Oversight: Electronic Health Records
July 26, 2017
Accurate medical records, including electronic health records, or EHR, are the foundation of providing quality healthcare to patients. If an electronic health records company falsely represents that its software has functions that it actually lacks, patient safety could be at risk. Senior Counsel John O'Brien explains.
IG Levinson's Remarks at the 2017 Health Care Fraud Takedown Press Conference
July 21, 2017
Inspector General Daniel R. Levinson speaks at the July 13, 2017 press conference about the nationwide health care fraud takedown. More than 400 defendants in 41 federal districts were charged with participating in fraud schemes involving about $1.3 billion in false billings to Medicare and Medicaid. OIG worked with state and federal law enforcement partners to coordinate this takedown.
Eye on Oversight: Abuse in Nursing Homes
June 8, 2017
Millions of elderly Americans live in nursing facilities. OIG's oversight and enforcement work has revealed alarming problems. Problems range from overmedicating residents, or patient abuse or neglect. OIG is working to prevent patient harm through identifying program vulnerabilities, investigating wrongdoers, and taking legal action against providers
Daniel R. Levinson Keynote Address at the 2017 HCCA Compliance Institute
April 28, 2017
Daniel R. Levinson, Inspector General, Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, gives the keynote address at the 21st annual HCCA Compliance Institute on March 27th, 2017.
Bloomberg BNA Interviews OIG Deputy Inspector General for Investigations
March 29, 2017
OIG Deputy Inspector General for Investigations, Gary Cantrell, talks with Bloomberg BNA about how budget cuts lead to fewer health care fraud investigations.
Eye on Oversight: Medical Identity Theft
March 3, 2017
Medical identity theft, the fastest growing form of identity theft, occurs when someone's personal information, like their name, Social Security number, or Medicare number, is stolen. Criminals or fraudulent providers use those medical identities to get medical care, buy drugs, or submit false billings to Medicare or Medicaid under that stolen name.
Eye on Oversight: Exclusions
January 18, 2017
The HHS OIG has authority to exclude, or ban, individuals and entities from participation in Federal health care programs. Employers must check that they are not employing an excluded individual because they may face a financial penalty. This video also covers OIG's exclusions database, and possible reinstatement.
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2016 Year in Review
December 14, 2016
This month's Eye on Oversight recaps OIG's work in 2016, including topics like the launch of Healthcare.gov, child care safety lapses and the largest healthcare fraud takedown in history.
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Challenges in Indian Health Service Hospitals
November 15, 2016
This month's Eye on Oversight focuses on Indian Health Service (IHS) hospitals. IHS provides health care services for approximately 2.2 million American Indians and Alaska Natives. OIG examined 28 IHS-operated hospitals, to look at how it monitors quality oversight and ensures that facilities meet federal standards.
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Vulnerabilities in Personal Care Services
October 18, 2016
This month's Eye on Oversight highlights vulnerabilities in Medicaid's Personal Care Services (PCS) program. Investigations have revealed abuse and neglect by PCS attendants. OIG hopes that its recommendations to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will ensure that people in need of PCS services are not at risk of abuse or neglect.
OIG-HHS Testifies on OIG's Oversight of the Affordable Care Act
September 26, 2016
Gloria Jarmon, Deputy Inspector General for Audit Services, Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, testifies before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce: Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations and Subcommittee on Health: "The Affordable Care Act on Shaky Ground: Outlook and Oversight"
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Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol
September 19, 2016
This month's Eye on Oversight focuses on OIG's Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol. If health care providers find evidence of potential fraud in Federal health care programs, they can voluntarily report it to the OIG. This video features the largest self-disclosure case in history.
Bloomberg BNA Interviews OIG Assistant Inspector General and Chief Data Officer
June 28, 2016
OIG Assistant Inspector General and Chief Data Officer Caryl Brzymialkiewicz talks with Bloomberg BNA about the OIG's growing use of data collection analytics in investigations and audits.
Eye on Oversight:
Home Health Fraud
June 20, 2016
Medicare's home health benefit provides care for patients who have an illness or injury. It's usually cheaper, and more convenient, than going to a hospital or skilled nursing facility. Although it's an important service, people are scamming the home health care program.
HHS-OIG Testifies on Medicare and Medicaid: Combatting Improper Payments and Ineligible Providers
May 26, 2016
Ann Maxwell, Assistant Inspector General, Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, testifies before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce: Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations: "Medicare and Medicaid Program Integrity: Combatting Improper Payments and Ineligible Providers"
Bloomberg BNA Interviews OIG Principal Deputy Inspector General
May 26, 2016
OIG Principal Deputy Inspector General, Joanne Chiedi, talks about data analysis, budget resources and prescription drug abuse
Daniel R. Levinson's Keynote Address at the 2016 HCCA Compliance Institute
May 16, 2016
Daniel R. Levinson, Inspector General, Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, gives the keynote address at the 20th annual HCCA Compliance Institute on April 18th, 2016.
Eye on Oversight:
Kickbacks to Physicians
May 11, 2016
Kickbacks in health care are a big problem. They can lead to higher costs for patients, unnecessary tests, and doctors making decisions based on making money, versus caring for patients.
Eye on Oversight:
Dangerous Drugs – Opioids
April 11, 2016
The number of people in the U.S. who die from opioid overdoses is on the rise. These drugs include Vicodin, Percocet, and OxyContin. Medicare is paying for an increasing number of opioids, and other prescription drugs, that when used improperly, can have devastating effects.
HHS-OIG Testifies on HealthCare.gov:
A Review of Operations and Enrollment
March 23, 2016
Erin Bliss, Assistant Inspector General, Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, testifies before the Senate Finance Committee: "HealthCare.gov: A Review of Operations and Enrollment"
Eye on Oversight:
Child Care Safety Lapses
March 7, 2016
OIG found major health and safety violations at many state-licensed day care providers around the country. States should meet new legal requirements to fix these lapses.
HHS OIG testifies on the Federal Medical Assistance Percentage
February 18, 2016
John Hagg, Director of Medicaid Audits, Office of Audit Services, Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, testifies before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health. The hearing focused on Medicaid and CHIP's Federal Medical Assistance Percentage.
Eye on Oversight: Medicare Part D Fraud
January 11, 2016
Fraud and abuse in Medicare Part D is going up. Part D helps millions of beneficiaries pay for prescription drugs, but billing schemes and drug diversion are causing major financial and social problems.
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It's Halloween weekend here in Scotland and the town is crawling with people in costumes, or what they call "fancy dress". Some friends of mine asked me along on a day trip to Glasgow, one of the larger cities here in Scotland about 1 hour to the west of Edinburgh. I was really excited to take the train for the first time since arriving, and were able to get a group ticket to the city for only 5pounds round trip! What a deal. The Scottish train was really nice and reminded me of my days back in grad school when I backpacked through Europe. It's the little things that really excite me, like when the conductor comes around to check my ticket, or getting to view the Scottish country side from the train. The train ride was only 45 min, so before I knew it we had arrived at the Glasgow train station.
The city was really fun to walk around because the streets were crowded with people and street performers. And the shopping was fantastic! Lots of walking streets with stores and boutiques. Knowing it only takes 45 min to get there from Edinburgh I have a feeling their will be many shopping trips in my future.
One of our first stops was the Willow Tea Room my first official high tea experience. It was awesome! As you can see from the picture below the chairs had tall backs to them making the experience very "mad hatteresk". I got to try some loose leaf hibiscus tea and freshly made scones with jam and creme. Delish!!! I would recommend this tea room to anyone traveling through Glasgow. The sweat treats they have are all freshly made, and you can sit and have a traditional scottish breakfast or just enjoy a pot of tea while overlooking one of the main shopping streets before the tea room. I can't wait to go back!
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For today's poetry prompt, write an answer poem. That is, imagine a question (or think of a question you've been asked recently) and use your poem to answer that question.
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The fishing report for Douglas Lake for June 2015 was primarily slow throughout the day and more active at night. It was predicted that early morning fishing could also produce some catches.
Due to the heat during an average June day, temperatures keep the fish away and unresponsive to fishing. Bass, catfish and crappies all can be caught at night. In June, anglers can often be found in the early morning and at night.
The largemouth bass seems to be the most popular fish in Douglas Lake, as of 2015. Small mouth and white bass can also be found, but they're not as popular. White crappies are also very common within the lake and have been caught in larger numbers.