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Horny toads, bobwhites and long-range strategies
On the surface, horned lizards and bobwhite quail don't seem to have much in common. But the one-shared response you will get from most Oklahomans is that there used to be more of both of them in past decades.
It wasn't that long ago when, much to the dismay of most mothers, youngsters would bring home a horned lizard from the vacant lot down the street. But today a horned lizard, or horny toad as they are often called, is harder to find than an eight-track cassette.
Bobwhite quail, too, used to be in seemingly limitless supply - at least many hunters remember it that way. There was a bird dog in every backyard and a covey in virtually every fencerow. But, the times they are a changing. Although quail have been on the rebound the last couple of years, the species has witnessed a downward population trend over the last half century.
The need for large blocks of contiguous habitat is another commonality these two share. Changing agriculture practices, sprawling suburban communities and many other factors mean ever smaller islands of quality habitat, which means less and less habitat for birds and lizards.
Now for the good news. The Oklahoma conservation community is not sitting on their hands and watching the demise of these and other wildlife species. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, in collaboration with wildlife stakeholders, including state and federal agencies, farm and ranch groups, conservation and sportsmen's groups, academic professionals and other Oklahomans, is now on the onset of an ambitious new project to further understand these two species and take the steps needed to restore and enhance their habitat. The group is creating a Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy that will address the needs of all fish and wildlife species in the state.
Instead of focusing on just a single species in an isolated area, the plan will focus on the steps needed to protect, restore and enhance specific habitat types like tall grass prairie, thereby benefiting these two species and many, many more.
Hunters, anglers and boaters have traditionally funded the majority of fish and wildlife conservation. This funding has provided the means to restore deer populations, stock striped bass and many other successful conservation efforts. Unfortunately, this funding has not been enough to address the needs of all 800 plus wildlife species in Oklahoma. That is the case nationwide, and state fish and wildlife agencies have been working for 20 years to fill this funding gap. This new strategy is designed to find a way for a diverse group of wildlife stakeholders to work together towards common conservation goals.
The Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy is now on the brink of the next critical step in the process - public meetings. The opinions and desires of sportsmen, birdwatchers, landowners and anyone else with an interest in wildlife are an important component of the strategy.
Public meetings will be held across the state during the first week of March in Oklahoma City, Woodward, Lawton, McAlester, and Tulsa. Anyone with an interest in wildlife is invited to attend and voice their opinions on a variety of topics. Individuals can also express your thoughts about the strategy by logging on to wildlifedepartment.com.
All of the regional meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. and end at 8:30 p.m. Specific meeting sites are:
March 1: Oklahoma City, Metro Tech Spring Lake Campus, Business Conference Center, 1900 Springlake Drive
March 2: Woodward, City of Woodward Building, Pioneer Room, 1219 Eight Street
March 3: Lawton, Cameron University, Shepler Mezzanine, North of F Street, between the North and South Shepler Dormitories
March 4: McAlester, Ramada Inn, 1500 S George Nigh Expressway
March 5: Tulsa, OU Tulsa, Schusterman Center, 4502 East 41 Street
Stuarts leave wetland conservation legacy
Most sportsmen look for ways to give to the wildlife resource, but few can match the efforts of Harold Stuart and his wife Frances Langford Stuart.
"Harold and Frances Stuart are true conservationists," said Greg Duffy, director of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. "Their commitment to wetland habitat across the state will be appreciated for generations to come."
The Stuarts have a real passion for ducks and their wetland habitats. Contributions from the couple totaling $205,000 have assisted in the restoration and enhancement of nearly 5,000 wetland acres in Oklahoma.
"Wetland restoration work is not cheap, this is why partnerships with people like the Stuarts are so important," said Alan Stacey, wetland habitat biologist for the Department. "Each of the projects that the Stuarts have helped to fund occur on public land. They have helped not only wetlands in the state, they have also raised the quality of areas available to Oklahoma hunters."
In 1995, the Stuarts donated a total of $20,000 dollars to be used at the Deep Fork Wildlife Management Area, in Creek and Okfuskee counties. The donation, which was facilitated through NatureWorks, Inc. was used to create a 90-acre waterfowl refuge. The refuge, complete with dikes and water control structures, is used each year during the Department-sponsored youth waterfowl hunts.
The Stuarts continued their support in 1996 when they donated $20,000 towards the restoration and enhancement of a 4,000-acre historic wetland in southwest Oklahoma. Hackberry Flat Wildlife Management Area, in Tillman County, has gained nationwide recognition for providing critical habitat for a large number of migrating birds in the Central Flyway.
The couple also played a role in the acquisition of one of the most diverse wetland resources in the state. In 1997, the Stuarts donated $15,000, which went towards the purchase of the 1,100-acre Grassy Slough Wetland Reserve Program/Wildlife Management Area, in McCurtain County. The area provides year-round research and educational opportunities for university students from across the state. The 160-acre moist soil wetland unit also provides excellent waterfowl hunting opportunities for sportsmen.
In 2003 the Stuarts donated $150,000 through Ducks Unlimited to be used at Eufaula Wildlife Management Area in Okmulgee and McIntosh counties. The funding will be used toward to renovate and enhance an existing 700-acre greentree reservoir adjacent to the Deep Fork River. The project will include the development of a permanent pump station and underground water delivery system as well as the renovation of existing riprap-lined emergency spillways. The project will be designed and constructed by Ducks Unlimited and work is scheduled to begin in the summer of 2004.
Hugo Lake tops list of bass tournament lakes
Finding a good bass fishing lake in Oklahoma can be like finding a snowflake in a blizzard. Good bass fishing can be found just about anywhere you look in the state.
But according to a recent survey of bass tournament anglers, Hugo Lake in southeast Oklahoma is one of the best bass fisheries in the state.
With an estimated 1,300 tournaments held each year in the state, tournament anglers are an important part of the Department's fisheries management team. In the course of their pursuits, they provide biologists with hundreds of thousands of hours of fishing data every year. And while this information is of critical importance to biologists, you can use the same data to help plan your next fishing trip.
Cooperating bass clubs submitted data from more than 727 tournaments from 49 lakes and 91 organizations in 2003. Biologists analyzed the information and compiled an overall lake ranking based on five fishing quality factors. Hugo Lake took first place as the state's best overall tournament lake, followed by lakes Broken Bow, Okemah, Sardis and Texoma.
Both the average size of bass caught in tournaments and the average winning weights were up from the previous year. The overall success rate, which is based on anglers bringing at least one bass to weigh-in, was also up five percent from 2002.
A total of 33,368 bass were weighed in 2003. Those fish weighed 68,972 pounds, a 16-percent increase from 2002.
The overall ranking isn't the only thing anglers should notice. If you're looking for a lake where you can catch a lot of bass, for example, you should compare lakes in terms of numbers of bass caught per day. In that category, Broken Bow was the best last year, followed by Hugo and McGee Creek lakes.
Likewise, if you wanted the best chance of catching a bass larger than five pounds, you should compare lakes in terms of how long it took to catch a five-pounder or better. Guthrie Lake was the best lake for big fish, with tournament anglers taking an average of 27 hours of fishing to land a fish five pounds or larger.
Check line 34 to share with wildlife
Share with wildlife by making a refund donation to the Wildlife Diversity Program when you pay your state taxes this year. It's a two-step process. Mark line 34 and then go to schedule 511-H to complete your donation.
The state tax check-off is an easy and important way for Oklahomans to show they care about wildlife, said Ron Suttles, natural resources coordinator for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
For the past 19 years, the Wildlife Diversity Program has relied on the support of Oklahomans who donate a portion of their tax refund.
"By sharing your refund, you help protect our state's biological diversity," Suttles said.
The Program funds and performs surveys of rare and endangered species like the Texas horned lizard, or horny toad, and declining species in the High Plains of western Oklahoma. It monitors the state's largest Mexican free-tailed bat colony and is working with partners to aid approximately 400 species of songbirds, waterfowl, shorebirds and water birds.
The Program helps people connect with wildlife through the Winter Bird Survey, Eagle Watches and the Selman Bat Watch. It produces a variety of wildlife-related brochures and guides like the Landscaping for Wildlife book and helps establish new places and opportunities for the public to enjoy wildlife.
To help fund activities like these, make a refund donation on line 34 from line 1 of schedule 511-H of your state tax form this year, or have your tax preparer do so for you. For questions regarding your donation to the Wildlife Diversity Program call the Oklahoma Tax Commission at (800) 522-8165; ext: 13160.
Direct donations can also be made to:
Wildlife Diversity Program, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, P.O. Box 53465, OKC, OK 73152.
Another way to support the state's wildlife and the Wildlife Diversity Program is to purchase a $25 Wildlife Conservation License Plate. Five wildlife designs are available at your local tag agent.
The Wildlife Department is funded by the sale of hunting and fishing licenses, federal excise taxes placed on hunting and fishing equipment and by private donations. The Department does not receive any general state tax appropriations.
Contact the Wildlife Diversity Program at (405) 521-4616 for more information about any of these activities or products, or visit the Department's web site at www.wildlifedepartment.com.
"Outdoor Oklahoma" magazine seeks "Faces in the Outdoors"
If you love outdoor photography, "Outdoor Oklahoma's" annual Readers' Photography Showcase offers a great chance to display your color slides, prints or digital photos in a magazine that consistently receives national recognition for its photographic excellence. Photographers, either professional or amateur, have until March 26 to submit their best shots.
"Photographs can be of anything found in Oklahoma's outdoors from scenics to wildlife, however, for this year's showcase we've added a 'Faces in the Outdoors' emphasis. We are looking for outstanding images of people hunting, fishing and enjoying other outdoor activities," said Nels Rodefeld, "Outdoor Oklahoma" editor. "Not only is our state blessed with rich and diverse natural resources, we're also home to many fascinating sportsmen and women. So send us your best shot of people in the outdoors whether it be the fresh smile of a young fisherman or the aged face of a veteran hunter."
According to Rodefeld, 35mm slides, color prints, and digital images will be accepted. Rodefeld added that original 35mm slides still offer the best color reproduction quality, but that "Outdoor Oklahoma" will accept high-quality images captured on digital cameras or in print photos.
"There's no doubt the Readers' Photography Showcase is one of the most popular features in the magazine as evidenced by the hundreds of great images we receive each year," he said.
The photographer's name, address and phone number need to be printed on each slide using a fine point pen or rubber stamp. Slides should not be encased in glass.
Each participant may submit up to five images and all entries will be returned undamaged. Each submission should include a brief description of the photo including location taken, camera used, names of subjects and what it took to get just the right shot.
Photographers can mail their submission to Paul Moore, Photo Editor, "Outdoor Oklahoma," Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation, P.O. Box 53465, Oklahoma City, OK 73152.
Individuals who wish to obtain their own copy of the July/August Readers Photo issue can subscribe to "Outdoor Oklahoma," on the Universal License form wherever hunting and fishing licenses are sold; or via credit card by calling 1-800-777-0019. Subscriptions are just $10 for one year, $18 for two years, or $25 for three years.
It's not too late to give winter trout fishing a tryGot a touch of cabin fever? Eager to feel a tug on the end of your line? It may be a tad early for the annual spring frenzy of crappie, largemouth bass and sand bass fishing, but the timing is perfect for a trip to one of Oklahoma's six wintertime trout areas managed by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. "If you have never given winter trout fishing a try, then you're really missing out," said Barry Bolton, assistant chief of fisheries for the Wildlife Department. "It is a great way to get outdoors with your friends and family during the winter months." Stretching from the panhandle to southeast Oklahoma, these fisheries provide trout fishing in areas where warm water temperatures are not suitable for trout during the summer. They are stocked regularly with catchable size rainbow trout and are very popular with anglers both young and old, according to Bolton. Before going, check the "2004 Oklahoma Fishing Guide" for complete regulations, as well as maps and additional information for each area. In addition to a fishing license, all trout anglers must also purchase a $10 trout license. A youth (under 17) trout license is also available for $5.
Oklahoma's seasonal trout fishing areas:
Lake Carl Etling - Located within Black Mesa State Park in Cimarron County, Etling totals 159 surface acres with very good shoreline access. Trout season runs Nov. 1 - April 30. To get there, take US-325 28 miles west of Boise City. Boat ramps are on the south and east sides of the lake. Primitive and developed camping facilities are available at the park.
Quartz Mountain - The trout water is in the North Fork of the Red River directly below the dam at Lake Altus-Lugert. Trout season runs Nov. 1 - March 15. To get there from Altus, take OK-44A north about 18 miles. Lodging and camping facilities are available at Quartz Mountain State Park.
Blue River - The Blue River flows through the Blue River Public Fishing and Hunting Area near Tishomingo. Trout season runs Nov. 1 - March 31. To get there from Tishomingo, go four miles east on OK-78 and then six miles north. Bank access and wade fishing is available throughout the area. Primitive camping is allowed at the Blue River campground.
Robbers Cave - Located in Robbers Cave State Park, the Robbers Cave trout fishery is in the Fourche Maline River directly below Lake Carlton Dam to the south boundary of the park. Trout season runs Nov. 1 - March 15. To get there from Wilburton, go five miles north on OK-2. Bank access and wade fishing is available anywhere within state park boundaries. Camping facilities and cabins are available at the park.
Lake Watonga - This 55-acre lake lies within Roman Nose State Park. Trout season runs Nov. 1 - March 31. To get there from Watonga, go seven miles north on OK-8A. Bank access and a boat ramp are on the west side of the lake. Camping and lodging are available at the park.
Lake Pawhuska - This 96-acre lake is about three miles south of Pawhuska. Trout season runs Nov. 1 - March 31. During the trout season, the City of Pawhuska waives the City fishing fee. To get there from Pawhuska, go three miles south on OK-60, and then go 1.75 miles east on the county road. The lake has a boat ramp, fishing dock and restrooms. Primitive camping is available at the lake.In addition to these areas, the Department also manages year-round trout fisheries at the lower Illinois and lower Mountain Fork rivers. The Department stocks both of these areas with brown and rainbow trout.
Youth hunters to test their skillsYouth hunters who would like to test their knowledge and skills can sign up for one of eight Youth Hunter Education Challenge events (YHEC) that will be held across the state this spring. "These events are a great way to stay involved in hunting and outdoor recreation all year long, and they are also a great way to hone your skills in the off-season and maybe even learn a few new ones," said Lance Meek, hunter education coordinator for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. YHEC is a program developed exclusively for hunter education course graduates from North America up to 19 years of age. YHEC provides graduates with a unique opportunity to test their abilities at a variety of hunting techniques, including shotgun, archery, and rifle events. The event is divided into youth and senior competitions with both groups competing at the same level of difficulty. Participants also are tested on their knowledge of wildlife species, knowledge of regulations and hunting ethics. Knowledge is tested on the hunter safety trail where participants are led through simulated hunting scenarios and must not only determine when it is legal to harvest game, but also must make correct decisions about whether to shoot at all. This training ensures the future of the American hunting tradition as a safe, viable, recreational activity the entire family can enjoy. Though participants are scored and ranked in all YHEC events, the program's competitive edge is diminished, as the real challenge focuses on personal improvement. "YHEC has grown to include hundreds of young people each year because of the hard work and passion of hunter education instructors," said Meek. "It's a good chance for young people to continue their wildlife education beyond completing a hunter education course." YHEC is sponsored by Friends of the NRA through their grant program. It first came to Oklahoma in 1997. For more information about upcoming YHEC events contact Paul Conrady at (405) 341-6374. For more information about hunting and to find a link to the YHEC Web site, go to wildlifedepartment.com Following is a list of 2003 Oklahoma Youth Hunter Education Challenges:
Enid - March 13th
Garfield Rifle Assoc., Cherokee Strip Archery Club, Grand National Quail Club Gun Range
For more information contact Dale Adkins at (580) 242-1906
Canton - March 20
Chain Ranch Sportsman Club and Canton 4H Shooting Sports Club
For more information contact Rick Syzemore at (580) 886-2449
Tulsa - March 27
Tulsa Gun Club
For more information contact Bryan Young at (918) 573-1115.
Broken Bow - April 17
For more information contact Dennis Wilson at (580) 286-5175
Ponca City - May 1
Ponca City Rifle & Pistol Club
For more information contact Don Roy at (580) 362-3860.
Woodward - May 3
Woodward Rifle & Pistol Club
For more information contact Rick Menefee at (580) 256-6438
Davis - date to be announced
Southern OK Sportsmens Club
For more information contact Jim Pumphrey (580) 226-3263
Norman - May 17
Tri-City Gun Club
For more information contact Robby Wallace at (405) 954-8030
State Championship
Oklahoma City - June 19
OKC Gun Club
For more information, contact Paul Conrady at: (405) 341-6374
Waterfowl hunters can extend their season and help out the Arctic ecosystem at the same timeWaterfowl hunters who aren't quite ready to hang up their goose hunting gear for the year have the perfect chance to extend their season and help out the arctic tundra at the same time. The Conservation Order Light Goose Season (COLGS), which takes effect February 16 and runs through March 31, is designed to reduce the mid-continent light geese population. Light geese, which include snow, blue and Ross' geese, have become so numerous that they are causing severe habitat destruction to their Arctic breeding grounds. Since 1999, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has cooperated with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to establish the COLGS. Due to land-use practices in the south-central U.S. which are beneficial to light geese, adult survival rates have increased significantly. The overpopulation of light geese continues to degrade Arctic habitat. Because snow geese feed by grubbing and pulling out plants by the roots, large numbers can literally destroy extensive areas of the tundra. Federal law requires that the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation estimate the harvest of light geese during the Conservation Order Light Goose Season. Hunters who plan to pursue snow, blue and Ross' geese during the Conservation Order are asked to register with the Department and provide their name, address and telephone number so a harvest survey can be administered when the COLGS ends. Hunters can register for the season by going to the Department's Web site: www.wildlifedepartment.com Or they can mail a letter or postcard to: Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation; Attn: COLGS; P.O. Box 53465; Oklahoma City, OK 73152. The COLGS provides for certain special methods of take, including one-half hour after sunset shooting hours, no bag limits, electronic calls and unplugged shotguns. Even with the special regulations, the birds can be very challenging to harvest in Oklahoma. For more information and regulations on the COLGS, hunters should consult the "2003-2004 Oklahoma Waterfowl Hunting Guide," available at license dealers across the state, or by logging on to the Department's Web site at www.wildlifedepartment.com.
Spring fever has quick cure
The angler in your family may be acting a little strange lately. Constant gazing out the window, frequent trips to the garage to look over fishing equipment and repeated jaunts to the local tackle store - these are all sure signs of spring fever. But there is no need to worry, there is a quick and easy remedy. A trip to their favorite fishing spot will make any angler feel better, although repeated doses may be necessary for a complete cure.
After being cooped up during the winter months, fishing is a great way to escape from the house and spend time enjoying the spring weather and the beauty of Oklahoma's outdoors. Ponds, streams, rivers and lakes provide Oklahoma's sportsmen ample opportunity for a quality fishing experience.
"Early spring is a great time to get outside and go fishing," said Barry Bolton, assistant fisheries chief for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. "After the long winter, fish are becoming more active as they build up their energy reserves in preparation for spawning."
The first few months of the year are very productive for fishermen, especially those who target big fish. If you need proof just check out the record book - 26 of the 39 official Oklahoma rod and line record fish were caught in the first five months of the year. From walleye to catfish, bass to bluegill, springtime is the right time to go fishing."No matter what kind of fishing you like to do, your odds are improving daily," Bolton said. "The state is blessed with thousands of acres of fishable waters and you can enjoy some great fishing with very basic equipment, so there isn't any reason not to get out and enjoy the opportunity." Before heading out, anglers should consult the "2004 Oklahoma Fishing Guide" for specific species and area regulations as well as license requirements. The guides are available at fishing and hunting license vendors across the state or by logging on to the Department's Web site at www.wildlifedepartment.com.
Wildlife-related bills heard by state legislators
This time of year most sportsmen are more concerned about what is happening at the local turkey roost or their favorite fishing hole than what is going on in the halls of the state capitol. However, the Legislature often addresses fish and wildlife during the annual legislative session.
Throughout Oklahoma's history the state Legislature has worked in a spirit of cooperation with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, which receives no state tax appropriations, to conserve the state's rich natural resources and provide ample opportunities for hunters and anglers. Since the Legislature regularly deals with issues affecting sportsmen, every hunter, angler and wildlife enthusiast should remain aware of what bills are moving through the legislative branch.
While several different wildlife-related bills have already been introduced during the 2004 legislative session, each of the bills is still in the early stages of development. Before becoming law, bills must be approved by several different committees, pass through both the House of Representatives and the Senate and be signed by the Governor.
Sportsmen interested in tracking the 2004 wildlife-related bills currently being considered by the Oklahoma Legislature can do so with just a few clicks of the mouse. At the Wildlife Department's Web site (wildlifedepartment.com) individuals can track a bill from the time it is introduced until the time it hits the Governor's desk.
The status of individual measures often changes frequently throughout the course of the session, but the site is updated daily as changes occur. In addition, links are provided to the Legislature and to previous legislative sessions. To find the legislative tracker, go under "Weekly Wildlife News" on the Department's index, or first page. From there, click on "Legislative Tracker." The exact URL is www.wildlifedepartment.com
Wildlife employment exam scheduled
If your career aspirations include such titles as game warden, wildlife and fisheries biologist or technician, fish hatchery manager or information specialist you will want to make sure you take the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) employment exam. The exam is the first step of the hiring process for anyone seeking the positions listed above.
On Friday, March 26, the ODWC is offering its standardized employment exam at 10:00 a.m. at the Tom Steed Development Center Auditorium located on the Rose State College campus. The Center is located immediately north off of I-40 on Hudiburg Road in Midwest City. The exam is free and participants must have photo identification upon check-in. Late arrivals will not be permitted to enter the examination room past 10:00 a.m.
"Two different exams will be given," said Kyle Eastham, human resource administrator for the Department. "One exam is for biologist, game warden, assistant hatchery manager and information specialist level positions. These positions require a Bachelor's degree. The other exam is for technician level positions, which typically require either two years of college coursework in wildlife or a related field, or four to six years of similar job experience."
Specific job and education requirements for ODWC positions as well as suggested study material for the exams are listed on the Department's official Web site www.wildlifedepartment.com. In addition, the ODWC's Requirements and Selection Procedures brochure can be picked up at either ODWC Headquarters in Oklahoma City, or the new Tulsa-area office located at the Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks.
Individuals may take the exam once in a 12-month period. Test scores are valid for 12 months from the test date. Top scorers will be invited to submit an employment application. When a job opening becomes available, selected applicants from the test register will be scheduled for an interview. For more information, contact the Department of Wildlife's Human Resources office at (405) 521-4640.


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BROOKINGS - A lower-than-expected bid on the first phase of the Brookings Airport runway expansion and relocation is allowing the city to get a head start on additional airport work.
The Brookings Register reports that the bid for the first phase of the runway realignment came in at $4.7 million, some 32 percent below engineering estimates.
City Manager Jeff Weldon told councilors this week that Brookings received a grant from the federal government that anticipated the full $7 million amount.
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The recently launched groundbreaking gene therapy trial for Duchenne muscular dystrophy provides an appropriate opportunity to thank the local community for helping to make MDA's important scientific progress possible. It's been a long road to this significant event, and the local citizenry has steadfastly fueled the effort.
Building on 50-plus years of research by the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the new gene therapy trial is filled with promise for saving your lives or at least slowing the damage wrought by a relentless, progressive disease. It's one of many cutting-edge investigative avenues that MDA's worldwide research program is pursuing in quest of cures and better treatments for the 40-plus neuromuscular diseases in MDA's program.
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Craig Morgan Responds to Fan Criticism Over Weather-Shortened Show
After Craig Morgan was forced to cut a concert short over the weekend due to inclement weather, a "fan" took to social media to criticize accuse the singer of stiffing supporters, even suggesting he did not deserve to be paid and that he did not give his fans their money's worth. Rather than ignore the fan's tweet, Morgan responded, letting everyone -- not just the grumbling fan -- know what really went down.
Below is Morgan's explanation. Though unnecessary, since any true fan would understand that the safety of the artist and the audience always come first, Morgan still put together a reasoned reply which should clarify things and shoot down the notion that he was cheating fans:
"I'm sitting on a plane headed to California, after leaving Nebraska where our show was cut short due to bad storms. I have the uncontrollable urge to write a rebuttal to a twitter post made in reference to the short show last night. Here's the post '@cmorganmusic is a ????? (He used a word I won't put on facebook) afraid of some rain. Hope he doesn't get paid.'
However I'm not gonna post a rebuttal here on Facebook, instead I say this:
I am Craig Morgan - a husband and father, a soldier, a singer, a songwriter, a tv show host, an actor, a police officer, an outdoorsman, a Christian (not always a good Christian but a Christian none the less ). I've been a fireman, a construction worker, and an EMT, among other things. My point is, I've done a lot and I enjoy helping others. Of all the things I do and of the things I am, I most enjoy being a dad and husband. Some days I'm not as good at being Dad and husband as I should be, because I'm too busy being all these other things. These are the repercussions of decisions we make to provide for our family, to be successful, or fulfill our dreams whatever the reasons. Not being as good at one thing is the price we sometimes pay for attempting to be great at others. Greatness is seldom achieved. What does this have to do with one, probably drunk person's, pissy remark about us not finishing a show due to a tornado? Not a lot, except in my thoughts about last night I remembered a show a few years ago where a storm blew in and people lost their lives. It made me think how blessed I am to have my family, friends, band and crew that I have, and that someone last night had the guts to say stop just in case! To the University of Nebraska, thank you all so much for letting us be a part of your world. We will be back! These remarks are not intended to entice others to get into a pissing match about what happened.They are just my thoughts that I wanted to share. God bless.
And that's that!
Morgan appears to be referencing the Sugarland tragedy, the effects of which were felt far and wide. In a beautiful and brilliant fashion, he took a nasty remark and turned it into a rumination on what we should appreciate and that for which we should be thankful.
Well played, Mr. Morgan.


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Hey anyone have one of those USB storage devices ? I am going to pick one up late this week, probably 64 or 128. I am going to use it to load drivers and utilities for when I go to others computers to load or fix something, sounds better then carrying a load of disks and cd's, I can get them from 32meg to 1 gig. Anyone have them, like them ? i will let you all know.
I recommend downloading and running DAP. It can help sort out any driver and firmware related issues on your system
It's worked out well for many of us in the past.
You can download it direct from this link http://downloaddap.org. (This link will open the download page of DAP so you can save a copy to your computer.)
I used one of the 128Mb to help a guy in class, and liked it very much... Easy to access, quick transfer, and generally no hassle... (this was on a 2k box...)
I'd buy one or 2 myself, if it weren't for the price...
I created a Storage pool with the following setup. Three 3TB drives with parity all in an external enclosure with eSata and USB 2/3 ports. It was connected via USB when created and had production data loaded and tested without any issues.
After a few days of use I decided to see what happened when I tried to access it via the eSata port. No luck, due to a driver on the eSata card issue with Win 8. So I powered all back down and plugged back in via USB. At this point the Storage pool went
into the state as per the screenshot below. Any suggestions to either fix the issue and/or retrieve the data that is in the volume?
7 Month old HP Win7 6gb x64 machine. Keyboard and mouse drivers unaffected.USB Mass storage device properties messagewith driver check on:"Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device."with driver check off:Tells me drivers are corrupt or missing.Search show diver where it should be: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\usbstor.sys (also usbfilter.sys).Used the HP Recovery Manager to restore factory setting for USBStor.sys, it indicates it is successful but no changeon reboot, still cannot use flash drives, SD cards, external HDs. Units work find on my laptop.Called HP 4 times, after extensive troubleshooting each time, following their instructions, go to hp.com/go/instant, get screen saying request has been received. Each time tech tells me he cannot find my request.After a while, read 2 hours, told they need to talk to supervisor, will call me back, KISS OF DEATH, never hear from them.So can I fix this or am I going to have to pay for repairing a seven month old HP?Or am I going to have to buy yet another pc?
Nobody has a clue, huh?
I guess I am the only one ever to have this happen!
Ok, thanks, goodbye.
I currently have the Intel ICH9M E/M Sata AHCI Controller, driver version 184.108.40.2063 dated 4 June 2009. Does anyone know if it's possible to upgrade to Intel Rapid Storage Technology, and if so, what's the latest version I can safely upgrade to, and do I need to make any BIOS changes?
As usual any help is really appreciated.
I have an Intel ICH9R controller and am using the same driver version. Was not able to find a newer one. I think the newer drivers aren't compatible anymore.
(Windows 7 has been installed few weeks ago.)
Has anyone tried the new Storage Spaces feature in Windows 8? Your experience with it?
More specifically:
1. If this system is used on a shared network with other operating systems such as XP and Windows 7, can the storage pool drives be set up as shared, and become visible and usable from the XP and Win 7 machines?
2. If you have a Network Backup drive, like WD My Book Live, will it see and back up the Storage Spaces configured drive just like any other drive on the network?
I've only set this up on a Windows Server 2012 configuration therefore I cannot provide the exact steps on how to set one up in a client environment. That being said, a storage space/pool is essentially a virtual disk that resides on one or multiple physical disks allowing you to accumulate free space. For example if I have multiple servers with free space on their data drives I can then create a storage pool to accumulate this. To allocate this storage pool/space to a user or machine you will need to decide what you wish to do with it. Below are a couple of examples of how:
Share via Windows Folder Sharing (UNC Path)Use iSCSI to use the current ethernet infastructure allowing you to assign the storage pool/space a drive letter to the client machineIn a server environment you may wish to use it for DFS (Distributed File System) to maintain redundancy
Personally I use my storage pool as an iSCSI drive for which i have partitioned.
You can only use the free space of a non Windows install drive. To my knowledge you cannot overcome this with partitioning.
In relation to your second question, you will only able to use the share as a safepoint backup if it is shared via Windows Folder Sharing. For example: \\computername\share
Also you will need to make sure that the NAS is on the same workgroup as the Windows 8 machine hosting the storage pool otherwise it will not be able to find the share. Hopefully this is what you asking however pleas... Read more
Windows 7.
With Google I couldn't find answer, how to handle USB removable media inside camera.
With camera there is no "Safely remove hardware and eject media" option.
When Photo camera is connected, a new camera device is installed and GUI window is opened with option to browse or copy photos. But there is no removable storage devise eject button on notification area. The USB removable Storage devise is also present on File Manager Computer left panel but again, there is no mouse right button eject option as normally with removable storage devices. I have checked in on several computers. How to understand. I don't believe that it's camera specific but Camera is Canon S95.
Any ideas?
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I have an Acer Aspire One CloudBook 14 with absolutely no storage space at all...not even for critical updates. It came with 28GB of which most of it was used for a reinstallation of the OS because of infection. There's a Windows.old file that for some reason I cannot delete no matter what...tried adding an external (flash) storage to no avail...At my wits end...there has to be a way to retrieve some if not all my storage back...
I was asked by answers.Microsoft.com to refer this question to this forum.
BTW there doesn't seem to be an option for Windows 10 forum. So I had to choose Windows 8.
1st of all everything was fine until 2nd of December.
My Laptop installation of Winodw 7 and then upgraded to 10 was configured from the start to have the USER folders (u sing a script provided by Microsoft) on an SD card through an Expresscared media read/write because my system disk is a 64gig SSD
( which BTW means that system restore has been disabled).
on 3rd of December when:
I turned the machine on it couldn'the read my user profile.I tried to login in safe mode but I got sihost warning: unknown hard Error! But I got into prompt screen and ran diskpartThere is an inbuilt SD card reader slot in the machine where I store large downloadBut the system could only see the main SSD and the expresscared SD card with user folders on itI ran sfc /scannow & then DISM and the sfc /scannow again until both were successful.But again diskpart only detected the SSD and Expresscard SD cardBut the attributes on the SD card claims that Current state read-only : Yes although read-only flag is No.I have checked the SD card on other machines and it is not write protectedI have tried introducing writeprotected entry in the registry with values of 0 and 1 without successI have tried everything else that I could in Safe mode but other than what is expected in safemode (e... Read more
I set the maximum shadow copy storage space to 8 GB in my Vista and thought I should never worry about the space in my system disk. However, I have just found the Used Shadow Copy Storage space is bigger than the Maximum Shadow Copy Storage space at the moment:
Used Shadow Copy Storage space: 10.326 GB
Allocated Shadow Copy Storage space: 10.573 GB
Maximum Shadow Copy Storage space: 8 GB
Do you know why and how to limite the Used Shadow Copy Starage space?
Thank you for any suggestions!
It would be helpful if you filled in the System Specs. That way if you post on another issue people answering don't have to ask the same questions about your hardware over again, or search for the post with the info. Just push the specs link in every one of your posts.
I'm not sure how they measure the space usage. But 8 GB sounds like only a couple of restore points. How big is the HD? I suspect when deciding to discard an old restore point it looks at the current usage. If under the limit, it keeps all the old and makes another. That's just a guess on my part. But you can try a few different max numbers and see how it acts for yourself. As Yogi Berra said, "you can observe a lot by watchin'".
Hi, I am looking into purchasing a P51, I can see that there is one place for a normal 2.5 inch HDD/SSD and two M.2 places for additional SSD's. However, when configuring the P51 on the Lenovo's website, under the category "First Hard Disk Drive" I am given the option of selecting one primary hard driver which is a normal 2.5 inch form HDD, and then I am able to select an additional 2.5 inch form HDD under the category "First Solid State Drive / Second Hard Disk Drive". Hence, I end up with TWO 2.5 inch form HDDs. My question is: where does the additional 2.5 inch form HDD go? Or is it a mistake on Lenovo's website. Thanks!Read other answers
Hi, I am interested in purchasing an 840 G3, but will need to upgrade the RAM and storage post-purchase. I was wanting clarification on the following points: * The specifications list a maximum of 16 Gb RAM (2 x DDR4 SODIMM slots), however kits of 32 Gb (2 x 16 Gb) DDR4 SODIMM are available (eg Crucial CT2K16G4SFD8213). Is this an introduced hardware limitation, or are the listed specifications incorrect. * It seems this laptop supports m.2 SSD and 2.5 inch SATA drives. Is it possible to install drives into both slots and use them at the same time, or is one deactivated with the other installed. Thanks
This is NOT official HP Customer Support and I, as most other persons on this forum, do not work for HP. This is a peer-to-peer user supported forum for HP products. HP maintains no official presence on this forum and it is unlikely that HP will respond in an official capacity. Any reply from a HP employee represents their own opinion and not that of HP's. Please see the HP ZBook 15u G3 Mobile Workstation HP EliteBook 850 G3 Notebook PC HP EliteBook 840 G3 Notebook PC -.... This may assist you with your question. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Please click the White KUDOS "Thumbs Up" to show your appreciationRead other 2 answers
why does my laptop have 2 hard drives (data "D" & system "C") D is virtually empty 388GB space from 395GB and C keeps telling me nearly full 1GB space from 50GBRead other answers
Need advice on the best free cloud/online storage with a lot of space for a android phone.
1. Secure with password or passcode.
2. storage for everything on phone.
3. Be able to automatically scan for files or folders with this software.
4. Completely FREE.
5. Be able to move any data into it.
Hi there, brand new.
Probably a simple question to answer, so here it is. I have been backing up my digital photos onto CD-R's. Apparently a CD-R can hold 700M. However, after copying about 40M of pics onto the CD, it tells me the disk is full. When I check the properties of the disk, it also says there is no more space. Any suggestions?
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Hello! I've been using my HP Stream 13 for almost a month and I find a very confusing part about the storage. My computer has 32 GB storage and 2GB RAM. To save storage, since the internal memory is minimal, I inserted a 128 GB usb 3.0 and store all my files there so that internal storage won't decrease. However, the memory still keeps decreasing as I continue using the Laptop. I tried using CC Cleaner so that somehow I could delete unnecessary files. But still it didn't work. So from time to time I check storage about the allocation of files, what type increases so bad that it eats up the memory. Then I noticed that the System & reserved is increasing so as my temp files plus I couldn't delete the temp files. At the moment, my free storage is 2.01 GB. This is bothering me. Is this normal? haha if not, what could I do about this? By the way my laptop is not partitioned.Read other answers
My USB ports usually never detect any type of storage devices. When they do the detection is only off and on in disk management and my computer. I have a KVM switch with USB and my keyboard & mouse work fine thru it or direct connected.
1. How do I prepare a spare Pata HD for storage only, without OS in it.
2. How to "High Level" format it.
3. How are files, fotos etc stored on it.
thanx ..........nick
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Has anyone tried maxing-out a P51 with a pair of Samsung 960 Pro M.2-2280 2TB drives and run this in RAID to give 4TB? If not, should any problems be expected? Along with a SATA Samsung 4TB drive in the other bay, this would give a max of 8TB? I currently run a W520 with 5TB of SSD (1TB mSATA, 2TB in regular bay and 2TB in CD drive bay). Thanks.Read other answers
I use a Netgear wireless network at home with a 200GB usb diskdrive connected via a Linksys 2.0 network storage link. I want to add another laptop onto the network with access to the usb drive. I can get internet access OK via a wireless card, but I cannot "see" the usb drive. All other pcs on the network can see and access it OK.
I am probably doing something incredibly stupid, but if anyone can tell me how to connevt I would be very grateful
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Hey, i was just wondering if there was any way to save a dvd on a computer, so that it is accessed as a dvd, and not a video file. If this sounds odd, what i want to accomplish is that i can store all my DVD's on my media center computer, and view them on my television with full DVD functionality, i.e. the computer sees the file as a physical DVD in the dvd drive, however it is actually stored on the hard drive.
I hope i have explained this accuratly, and it is not too confusing.
Thanks for any help
Hi Jonolomu. We may have to welcome you to TSG with some bad news.
If you are asking about doing this with commercial movie DVDs, you may not find much help here. Attempting to do what you are asking about would require circumventing some of the copyright protection on such DVDs. Such discussions are forbidden by TSG rules.
I have a small HP laptop that I love, but Win 10 takes up all the room on the hard drive. I have a Sim card and lots of thumb drives where I save all my files, but can't seem to get enough storage to prevent crashes, flickering pages, constant error messages, etc.
Does anyone know what I might do?
Model of this laptop may help?
What is the disk size and how much RAM do you have?
I'm building a high performance DAW
My setup was going to be;
SSD - OS and Programs
500GB SATA 32MB - Storing Audio
The audio will be sent through my soundcard (pci), through the ssd (through Cubase) and then saved to the 500GB HDD, but will the write speeds of the ssd hamper the overall performance? Would it be a better idea to use a 10k rpm HDD for the OS and programs?
Any help would be appreciated
DAW= Digital Audio Workstation
"Would it be a better idea to use a 10k rpm HDD for the OS and programs?"
hi, I used to use Dropbox to store special files,had the crystal ransome virus on laptop,also had USB stick in the laptop which had the dropbox stuff on. Everything was corrupted, so wondering if pcloud would be any good to use, running Windows 10 latest on new laptop which is where I keep the files I work on that I want to store away from computer. Also could I use pcloud with my iMac. Using high Sierra?
After installing the K_Lite_Codec_Pack i now can't see my memory stick or Blackberry devices although my USB mouse works fine. Any Ideas?
The App textnow shows as running SD under storage is that possible without a SD card..its the only app shown under SD on spouse's phone only he doesn't have a sd card. Please help
More than likely its the card on the motherboard of the phone itself, it's just marked as such
i am kind of confused as to the difference between online storage and
memory. i only have 512gb memory but i have fast internet and my norton
keeps saying my online storage is full and i need to buy more. could you
please help me to understand. thank you in advance.
Memory is not storage. Memory is a temporary location for data on the chips of your system board. Programs go there to run and data is loaded there for programs. It goes blank when the machine is turned off.
Online storage is storage space on a server somewhere on the internet. Some people store files on the internet so that they are accessible from other locations, or in case the system fails, as a backup.
Is Folio 1040 G1 compatible with Samsung PM961 NVME 128GB M.2 SSD PCI Express MZVLW128HEGR?I have installed it in the notebook, but it doesn't seem to be recognized by BIOS.I am trying to determine if these components are simply incompatible or if there is a problem with the mb of the notebook itself.Read other answers
I have recently formatted my drive and reinstalled my software. Everything ran well until I reloaded Windows SP2. When I try to reach a specific site on the internet I get the message "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation". I never saw this before on any site. The site is http://www.torontogasprices.com/. I'm running Windows XP Home. Any ideas what this is?
I was able to enter this site before installing SP2.
The problem fixed itself
So i have two drives on my PC My masterdrive drive with about 110 gbs and my save drive which has 1.36 TB. my problem is all this time i've been downloading games like arma 3, mincraft etc and mods that go with those games and it looks like i might put it all on my master drive and im having trouble moving it all and making sure im not deleting things that could damage my computer. i was wondering if you anyone could point out what stuff i need the bare bones and tell me everything i can move to my save drive
Hi, I have a 2Tb WD HDD acting as 2nd internal drive in my PC. I also have several offline HDD's that I use for data backup/storage. They all have a MBR partition. Will converting them to GPT decrease the chance of data corruption? I read that GPT is better at keeping data integrity over MBR.
Use GPT If:
HD is greater than 2.2.TBYou use the drive as Windows OS installed with UEFI style partitionYou plan to create more than 4 primary partitions
No speed differences. No need to go GPT on a drive under 2.2 TB.
When I bought this all-in-one, I did not know it doesn't have storage. Everything now goes to one drive (pics, software i purchase, docs....). I bought 256gb jump drive - i went to settings to default automatic storage options from one drive to jump drive - however whenever I press apply (changes) my PC reverts back to one-drive. This sucks- can't use my computer for work-which is why i purchased it. I do commercial building inspections and take 1000's of pictures a month. I do not want one drive - don't want a monthly storage fee for life. Do not want other cloud based storage option for same reason. I think I may have addressed everything. Thanks - please help.Read other answers
Hi,i have a dell demension 4550 with 40 gig HD.I have 23 gigs free space,and i would like to increase my storage.
How should i go about doing this? thanks in advance. :knock:
The quickest and easiest way to get more storage space is to purchase an external hard drive that connects via USB. All you do is plug in the drive to the USB port and you have instant storage. You can easily find one at a Best Buy, Circuit City, Wal-Mart?, or at an online store such as www.newegg.com. Another, more permanent, option is to purchase an internal hard drive via the same methods listed above. Just make sure it is not a "Serial ATA" or "SCSI" drive.
If you want to clean up your existing hard drive, you can use some of the programs found here: www.snapfiles.com/freeware/system/fwdiskclean.html
Hope this is what you were looking for!
I recently bought a 300 GB hard drive to replace my 40 GB and i was wondering how im supposed to move my info if i only have 1 cable to connect my hdd to my motherboard
i know about norton ghost but i have around 20 GB of info on my current hdd so i cant really put it all on a dvd
If you are using an IDE hdd then you should have 3 ports on teh cable. one that connects to teh motherboard, one that makes a drive the master and one that makes it a slave. just format the 300G drive then when you restart your computer just move teh info over. also windows xp has a program on it that can make a backup of your computers software/files.
Will this product (part number) 4XB0L63274 fit in my Lenovo p51 for storage expansion? https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/accessories-and-monitors/memory-and-storage/storage/HDD-BO-ThinkPad-St...
According to service part overview - yes, it'll be compatible with your laptop.https://support.lenovo.com/uu/en/solutions/acc100287 Please do note, that there are actually two adapters - cable L and cable R. One have have connector cable on left side, other on right side. Please check photos photos for the reference: 00UR835, 00UR836.Read other 2 answers
I have a hp stream 11 laptop and I have been losing storage (i have 32gb) but I am only using 1.64gb for programs and I have almost no documents downloads or media please help
Which operating system (OS) do you have installed on there? If it's a Windows-based OS, you can use WinDirStat to give you an idea of what's consuming the disk space on the laptop.
In my PC free space of c drive decrease regularly however I don't download new files or documents. how can I fix it.
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Hi you need to deled the cusche and tmp file this also take space in harddisk, u can also look for some software like (treesize)it is a freeportable tools wiht this u can able to view the space usage on your hard drive. This tool makes easy to investigate why is decreasing the disk space available in a computer.Read other 3 answers
Hello Tech Guys - Since getting my new toys, digital camera and digital video cam, I have downloaded a zillion pictures. Can you advise what I should have to store all these treasures? Is Zip drive the thing of the past? Is a CD-RW what I need? Should I have installed in the tower or buy external??? Thanks for your opinions!!!
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My bad DOM,
Is this a necessary thing to have,
I read a little about it and it seems to be just a cookie storage location,
Do I really need another windows temporary folder accumulating garbage or not ?
If you go to internet options/ advanced and scroll all the way down the list it's enabled.
Some background info:
Introduction to DOM Storage
There is a web based site where you can upload files (i think a GB) and store it there for free for I believe 7 days. Does anyone know the name of the site? I know whale mail does it but they charge.
Toyman said:
There is a web based site where you can upload files (i think a GB) and store it there for free for I believe 7 days. Does anyone know the name of the site? I know whale mail does it but they charge.
thanksClick to expand...
I just remembered.... http://www.yousendit.com/
Thanks anyway
ok I have a newish dell Inspiron laptop that I bought maybe two or three months ago. Basically nothing on it except for Microsoft office and some of my personal documents Web browsers etc. The laptop has a total of 500 GB of storage, and now the system is telling me that my storage is full, even though I know I couldn't possibly have done anything to use that much storage. I have been trying to see where all the space on the hard drive went, but all the system gives me is 444 GB of my 465 GB reserved for System files!!!??? Honestly I'm not that technologically illiterate, but I don't understand how this happened at all. Could it be some sort of a virus or possibly correlated to my recent update to Windows 10? (Refer to picture) Has this happened to anyone before?I haven't downloaded 400 GB worth of info in my life, and there's no way available to see what exactly this space is for. The PC didn't come like this, if I recall it showed the space as available. In any case there really isn't 400 GB of information on the computer, and it's really frustrating. Does anyone know anything about what this might be or what to do about it? I appreciate your help!
Hi,Earlier this year I bought a CD disk with data on it and it worked well in my old computer running "win 98" Now I have up-dated my computer running "xp pro" tried to use the disk and all it showed was gobbledygook,the disk is in pdf but when I want to read it ,it comes up in "notepad" So how can I get my disk back to the proper format? Thank you Bob K.
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Right click drive>Explore CD>rt click file>open with>program>browse>chose adobe folder>double click acrobat reader>click little box in left corner (always use this program then OK, and Voila fron now on PDF's will open !!)
Hello all. At one time, I had a partition in my seagate hard drive (120mb) that made my C: drive 60mb. I removed this partition using disk management, but for now it says the space is just 'unallocated.' I would like to take this space back and use it, but I don't know how. Thanks to anyone who can help.
Doug S.
Win XP home
Seagate barracuda 7200.7 sata
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I'm building a new computer so my idea is to buy a cheaper CPU, but also 16 GB SSD for windows 7 and photoshop + HDD for main storage. If I buy SSD+HHD, will my computer be able to "stand by" for long time (like the new macbook air does)?
16 GB SSD? Seems a bit small, not sure if you can really even run windows on that too well, let alone installing any apps.
My windows folder alone is more than that right now...
keep getting Dom.storage full . Have set d.s in Firefox and IE to true: but getting msg. in Chrome and Coowon browsers and Google wont allow me into see their settings for Dom. Have done the whole gambit with the browsers to clean out all Caches, history etc. and also used Panda and CCleaner. The only thing I havent done is to check the settings in the Register which was clean out with both programs. TY in advance with any help .
Can you list the steps/actions needed to replicate your issue.
Also, can you provide a screenshot of the Dom.store full message?
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I need an opinion. I am looking for a external harddrive 500gigs. I have seen the ones that are already together ( free agent, WD book) and I have seen where you can buy a hard drive and a case and put them together yourself. which route is best, and recommendations?
And the drive will be used just to store data not run games or movies from.
Any help would be great.
You can do a little shopping and compare. The enclosure can be had for 12 bucks and the drive around 100 if you dig around. Check for specials and watch for refurbished drives. Newegg, Geeks, PacificGeeks, there's a bunch of reliable places to search. Some come with backup software that may make the assembly a little more expensive. And you can get free software that'll do the same thing. Good luck with your search.
Is there anyone in the community who knows if there is any way of simply 'storing' an AVI file to DVD via burning, without the intention of 'reading' the file from said disc, without the need to first convert the file from AVI to DVD ?
With a presumptive and sincere thankyou.
Sure, just burn the avi file to DVD. You should be able to do this by right clicking on the avi file then select Send to and select the DVD drive as the target, or install ImgBurn and use it to burn the file to DVD. No conversion involved.Read other 3 answers


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Urinary 8-hydroxy-2'-deoxyguanosine as a biomarker of oxidative DNA damage in workers exposed to fine particulates.
Kim, Jee Young
Mukherjee, Sutapa
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CitationKim, Jee Young, Sutapa Mukherjee, Long C. Ngo, and David C. Christiani. 2004. Urinary 8-hydroxy-2'-deoxyguanosine as a biomarker of oxidative DNA damage in workers exposed to fine particulates. Environmental Health Perspectives 112(6): 666-671.
AbstractResidual oil fly ash (ROFA) is a chemically complex mixture of compounds, including metals that are potentially carcinogenic because of their ability to cause oxidative injury. In this study, we investigated the association between exposure to particulate matter with an aerodynamic mass median diameter ≤ 2.5 micro m (PM2.5) and oxidative DNA damage and repair, as indicated by urinary 8-hydroxy-2'-deoxyguanosine (8-OHdG) concentrations, in a group of boilermakers exposed to ROFA and metal fumes. Twenty workers (50% smokers) were monitored for 5 days during an overhaul of oil-fired boilers. The median occupational PM2.5 8-hr time-weighted average was 0.44 mg/m3 (25th-75th percentile, 0.29-0.76). The mean ± SE creatinine-adjusted 8-OHdG levels were 13.26 ± 1.04 micro μg/g in urine samples collected pre-workshift and 15.22 ± 0.99 micro μg/g in the post-workshift samples. The urinary 8-OHdG levels were significantly greater in the post-workshift samples than in the pre-workshift samples (p = 0.02), after adjusting for urinary cotinine levels, chronic bronchitis status, and age. Linear mixed models indicated a significant exposure-response association between PM2.5 exposure and urinary 8-OHdG levels (p = 0.03). Each 1-mg/m3 incremental increase in PM2.5 exposure was associated with an increase of 1.67 micro μg/g (95% confidence interval, 0.21-3.14) in 8-OHdG levels. PM2.5 vanadium, manganese, nickel, and lead exposures also were positively associated with 8-OHdG levels (p ≤ 0.05). This study suggests that a relatively young and healthy cohort of boilermakers may experience an increased risk of developing oxidative DNA injury after exposure to high levels of metal-containing particulate matter.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — The coming year could be tough for bond investors.
The main risk is that if interest rates climb as the economy grows, current bond yields are so low that they offer little cushion. Bond prices decline as interest rates rise.
That's making it more dangerous to embrace higher-yielding assets in a bid for income, as investors have done since the U.S. financial crisis, said managers of some of investment researcher Morningstar Inc.'s highest-ranked bond mutual funds.
Investors nowadays are better off in funds that are less sensitive to rate rises, or in global bonds where currency gains against the U.S. dollar can boost returns, they said.
""The good returns in the bond market are in the rearview mirror," said Ken Volpert, head of Vanguard Group's taxable bond group and co-manager of the Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund VBMFX, -0.09% which added 4% in 2012, as did its sibling exchange-traded Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF BND, +0.00% "Investors would be wise to be cautious about reaching for yield" in either lower-rated or longer-term debt, Volpert added.
Fund managers are fairly sanguine on the U.S. economic outlook, so expressed little love for Treasury bonds or anything else considered insurance against a downturn.
Two of the biggest U.S. bond funds reflected that anti-Treasury sentiment. Pimco Total Return PTTAX, -0.20% rose 9.9% on the year, while DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund DBLTX, +0.00% added 9.2%.
Corporate bonds remain attractive, though fund managers suggest shorter-term commitments and to be highly diversified. Taxable-bond mutual funds rose 8.2% in 2012 on average, while comparable exchange-traded funds gained 6.8%, according to preliminary Morningstar data.
U.S. dollar-based investors also need to consider debt of countries and companies worldwide. Emerging-markets bond funds were standouts in 2012, rising 18.1% on average. The world bond category gained 8%. Read more: Be choosy about international stock funds in 2013.
As for high-yield, the category is riskier now that yields on such lower-quality bonds have fallen so much. The average high-yield bond fund soared 14.5% in 2012.
High-yield funds extended gains of the prior three years. But the category's benchmark index's effective yield is around 6% — not what many investors would consider particularly high. Read story on junk bond yields, fund outflows.
Also, more investors in all tax brackets should consider municipal bonds, because they offer some of the best values regardless of the outcome of the debate in Washington over taxes. Tax-advantaged High-Yield Muni funds gained 13.8% in 2012, while national muni funds with a long-term focus added 8.9%. Read more: Muni bonds may be money makers in 2013.
Still, yields are not much above all-time lows in some sectors. At the same time, the gap between benchmark Treasury rates and other securities has narrowed, reducing the chance for much price appreciation to boost returns. It may be a better rule of thumb now to look at the yield on a security or a fund and consider that to be the likely return. Read more: 2013 could be lucky for U.S. stock funds, ETFs.
"We've tried to caution clients about their expectations for bond returns," said Ford O'Neil, co-manager of Fidelity Total Bond Fund FTBFX, +0.00% an intermediate-term offering that gained 6.5% in 2012.
Corporate bonds of all maturities returned more than 10% for the year, continuing the group's solid gains of the prior two years, according to an index compiled by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. But the effective yield on the index is now 2.75%.
Treasury bonds of all maturities eked out a 2.3% gain in 2012, according to Bank of America. The effective yield is about 0.94%.
"Expectations now have to be for much more modest returns" of between zero- to 4%, O'Neil said.
Look out for the economic outlook
Even as the U.S. economy is expected to grow around 2% in the coming year, the Federal Reserve has said it will buy Treasury and mortgage-backed securities every month and keep interest rates low for another few years possibly, which will keep U.S. government and MBS rates too thin to be attractive for most funds.
Some managers said the only real purpose of holding Treasurys will be as a buffer against the possibility of notably slower growth or recession. But that's not a consensus view, even considering that less government spending and higher taxes are inevitable — it's only a question of how much.
"Our longer-term, secular view is that we're in a low-rate environment for the rest of our lives," said Michael Collins, senior investment officer at Prudential Fixed Income and co-manager of the Prudential Total Return Bond Fund PDBAX, -0.14% which rose 9.6% in 2012.
Long Government bond funds rose 5.1% in 2012. Benchmark rates can and probably will rise, but 10-year Treasury yields US:10_YEAR should range from 1.5% to 3.5% for the next five to 10 years, Collins said. The yield on the benchmark bond ended the year at 1.76%. Read more: Treasury yields end 2012 at lowest in decades.
"The only reason to own government debt is just in case things get ugly over the next year or so, as an insurance policy," Collins said. "That's a really low probability."
Credit: stay short
Managers still see the sweetest spots within the corporate bond market, but stress that investors can't rely on a broad rally. Moreover, the extra yield investors demand to own debt other than Treasurys — called the "yield spread" — is closer to its long-term average and unlikely to tighten much more.
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"Investment-grade returns are going to be much more driven by the general level of interest rates, the coupon, and not a lot of spread tightening," said Matt Eagan, co-manager of Loomis Sayles Investment Grade Bond Fund LIGRX, -0.09% which gained 12% in 2012.
Investors also have to watch out for the sensitivity of their fund to changes in interest rates. One factor is the maturity of the bond: the longer-term the debt is, the harder it's hit by a rise in rates. A measure of that sensitivity to interest-rate swings is called "duration." Collins said a bond fund with a duration of around 4.5 years cushions an investor from changes in Treasury rates.
Top-flight corporate bonds — AA and even A-rated, will closely track Treasury yields, Collins said, so he prefers slightly lower-rated debt.
"The best place to be is very defensive and very short-term," added Vanguard's Volpert. Within his firm's stable, he pointed to Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond ETF VCSH, -0.01% or Vanguard Short-Term Investment-Grade Fund VFSTX, +0.00% .
Go global
Bond managers increasingly see better returns outside of the U.S. Other countries' sovereign debt can carry higher rates and be just as safe as the U.S. — if not in a better economic and fiscal position. However, investors need to be especially aware of currency risk.
Loomis Sayles' Eagan highlighted European corporate debt, as the euro zone has "turned a corner" in making the fiscal and monetary policy changes to confront its sovereign debt problems.
Money may even shift out of core countries, like Germany, to peripheral euro-zone countries that have been under attack, supporting those bond markets, he said.
Eagan also favors emerging-market debt, which offers higher yields and a chance of an appreciating currency. He is especially bullish on Mexico, Malaysia, Chile and Brazil.
Prudential's Collins also noted emerging-market and foreign bonds, but would avoid government debt, especially of Germany and Japan — extremely low-yielding markets with a lot of central-bank intervention that likely will keep rates low.
Linked to bonds
As for speculative-grade debt — rated BB+ or lower by Standard & Poor's — while some may find it hard to call them "high-yield" bonds, many of these companies are in good fundamental shape.
"Credit quality is improving as they build capital, and spreads are still wider," giving room for a rally, Collins said, though he cautions that if the economy slows, lower-rated debt tends to underperform.
Overall, it doesn't mean investors should completely shift out of fixed income just because rates are expected to rise. There are still plenty of risks to buoy bonds, chiefly the U.S. budget problems, Europe's debt and China's growth outlook.
"Many of the reason yields are here today still exist," Fidelity's O'Neil said. "Because of that, there are a lot of benefits to having an asset class that pays income and provides diversification and conservation of principal."


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President Pranab Mukherjee Sunday condoled the death of Swami Nityananda Maharaj, founder secretary of Ramakrishana Vivekananda Mission.
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"I expected that he would be cured after getting treatment at AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences), Delhi. But the wish of the almighty was otherwise and he left his worldly body."
"One cannot express condolences for a monk who is detached with the materialistic world, so I am offering profound respect to this noble soul. May his efforts spread with new zeal.


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Aboriginal students from Ntaria in the Northern Territory have given a Banjo Paterson classic a hip-hop reworking.
It looks like a video clip of the Australian classic "The Man from Snowy River" but actually, it's social development theory in action.
Wendy Cowan – a teacher at Ntaria school some 125 kilometres west of Alice Springs – understands that the process of discovery expands consciousness and that the process of application enhances social organisation. Both capacities are highly sought after amidst the background noise of life on a remote Aboriginal community.
"I started here 12 months ago. Over this period of time the students have increasingly used digital technologies. The change has been gradual but very noticeable."
"Our first project was poetry. I wanted them to be able to memorize and recite something. That's why we did the Man from Snowy River because it's a bush ballad and they had a parallel in as much as the Kulprilya races were happening at the same time. The poem uses rhyme which soon became a song so I thought "let's record it". We worked in partnership with two music producers - Dan the Underdog and McDee - who did a fantastic job using GarageBand with the students."
"Then I discovered found poetry which is about taking a poem and applying it to your context... so that became the shadow puppet video clip idea for which we incorporated local flowers, trees and bushfoods into the design... the landscape that this poem is being recited to. It's been a long journey pulling those elements together."
School teachers sign up for a career in social development, leading students through the process of discovery and application. As an Open Producer, I recognise the similarity in our raison d'etre. I also recognise that we experience first and understand later. To wit, I hope that when the students see their film being exhibited at the 15th Indigenous Remote Communications Association media festival in Ntaria later this week, that they will be justifiably proud of their achievement.
If you live in Central Australia and have a media project that you'd like assistance with, please feel free to discuss it with me.
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This is INCREDIBLE!!!! AMAZING! The best ever re-telling of this poem I have heard!
This music video, 'Man from Snowy River' and 'Kuprilya Races' won a prestigious Remote Media Award at the 15th National Remote Indigenous Media Festival held recently at Hermannsburg, Central Australia. It was a great surprise and honour to win this award. Over the last year students at Ntaria School have created a number of short films that demonstrate their learning across English, History, Art, Design and Technology. We are just about to create a short film about our watercolour paintings after lessons from Lenie and Kevin Namatjira as well as other famous Hermannsburg watercolour artists. As we wrote a media release this morning students said, "We had a lot of fun making these two movies. We wrote the words, sang them, took pictures and made the films using iMovie. Now that they are on the internet our families and people across Australia can enjoy our music videos. We are proud of them."
CONGRATULATIONS! Ntaria students, David, Wendy, Dan and Ash - this is one of the best things i've seen in ages. The artwork and puppetry was gorgeous. I loved the way you re-worked and reclaimed Banjo...next stop is a Western Arrernte version!
That is a fantastic remake into a contemporary version of an Australian classic...absolutely loved the music and the puppeteers!
Now that should really inspire lots of others to be really creative in their filmmaking. Well done.
I learnt this great Australian poem as a kid and still enjoy it today. Seeing (and hearing) this re-interpretation by the kids from Ntaria was fantastic, it really opens it up to whole new generation. Well done guys, you brought this poem back to life for me!
Awesome! Well done all the mentors and the Ntaria kids. I love the amount of detail in those puppets. This one should go straight to be screened at the Indigenous a Media Festival that starts at Ntaria today!
fantastic, well done guys. i really enjoyed it and appreciated how long it must have taken to get to this final stage.what an example of teamwork :)
What a great concept, and a fantastic end production, Thanks for sharing the process.(Previous posts) This is a template for all involved in teaching filmmaking . Who needs expensive equipment when u have talent like this.
That's amazing - looks like a lot of work has gone into this one, well done Ntaria yr 6/7! I've always believed that the experience of creating something is the best way to truly know it.
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WALTHAM, Mass. – Both the Brandeis men's and women's track and field teams earned third-place finishes behind a pair of Division II squads today at the 2011 Reggie Poyau Memorial Invitational. The Judges had wins in four events from both squads in their only home meet of the indoor season.
On the men's side, Brandeis's top performance in an event as a team came from senior Chris Brown (Chelmsford, Mass./Chelmsford) and sophomore Taylor Dundas (Bath, Maine/Cheverus), who placed first and second in the mile run. With strong closing kicks, the duo posted times of 4:20.96 and 4:23.67, respectively, to take the top two spots. Brown's time is currently ranked fifth in Division III, while Dundas would be sixth-best.
Sophomore Vincent Asante (Bronx, N.Y./ High School for Arts Imagination and Inquiry) was impressive in taking the 55-meter dash. He ran a time of 6.64 seconds in the preliminaries to win his heat by nearly a quarter of a season. In the finals, his time of 6.59 seconds was 0.12 seconds ahead of the runner-up from UMass Lowell. When converted to the 60-meter time used for NCAA Division III championship qualification, Asante's time would be the 10th-fastest in the nation this season.
Junior Brian Foley (Foxboro, Mass./Foxborough) also had a fine sprint performance, winning the 400-meter dash with a time of 51.41 seconds, more than a full second ahead of his cross-town rivals from Bentley. That time would also rank 10th in Division III before factoring in other results from the weekend.
The lone winning performance for the Brandeis men in a field event was turned in by sophomore Kensai Hughes (Wayne, N.J./Wayne Valley), who earned the top spot in the long jump. His distance of 6.16 meters (20 feet, 2.5 inches) edged a foe from UMass Lowell by 2 ¼ inches.
As a team, the Brandeis men finished with 83 points, six behind Bentley, who scored 89 points. Stonehill College won the meet with 180 points. The Brandeis women tallied 82 points to finish behind Stonehill (129) and UMass Lowell (111).
The Reggie Poyau Memorial Invitational is named after Brandeis runner Reggie Poyau, who drowned in May, 2003, while studying abroad in Senegal.


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