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Having undergone a ground-up redesign in 2019, the Sierra 1500 sees a light refresh for the 2020 model year that includes a new 3.0-liter Duramax straight-six diesel engine option. In addition to increased fuel economy (EPA-estimated 25 mpg highway), the new diesel engine improves torque numbers (440 pound-feet) for a max tow rating of 9,100 pounds.
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The Customs and Excise Office (VPOP) reported revenues totaling Ft 619 billion (€2.35 billion) in the first nine months of 2006, Ft 30 billion (€114 million) more than the targeted figure for the period, VPOP Chief János Nagy told reporters on Tuesday.
He said that VPOP collected Ft 6.5 billion (€24.71 million) in custom duties, Ft 547 billion (€2.07 billion) in excise tax and Ft 65 billion (€247 million) in registration taxes over the January-September period. After assuming new tasks allowing investigations, the VPOP revealed 500 reported crime cases for the period from September 15 to October 15, 57% of which were on bankruptcy proceedings, 27% on tax fraud and 7% on creative accounting, Nagy said.
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Acquiring first-week-release tickets for Avengers: Endgame is now comparable to acquiring Golden Tickets to Wonka's factory. People know this. People are taking advantage of it.
CBS reports that scalpers are selling sold out theater tickets at disturbing prices. Some of the "lowest" selling tickets are starting at $750 for five seats in an Illinois cinema. The most expensive that are listed on eBay range from $10,000 to $15,000.
Potential buyers are likely eager to obtain premiere tickets for the sake of avoiding HEAVY spoilers. If you are one of these people, just know that Endgame actually releases in some countries, such as China, before the US (This is bullsh*t, I know). Therefore, "destiny still arrives."
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For Albert Ferenzo, life is a series of ironic events that may or may not have a reason behind them. While struggling to find a niche for himself, Albert blames the corporate world for hindering his dream of making money and living a prosperous life. After playing the good guy his entire life, Albert decides that the only way to get ahead in the world is to be the bad guy. Albert questions his own fate as he drives himself to insanity in an effort to find happiness. The destinies of Albert and everyone around him intertwine as he finally realizes what life is all about or at least, he thinks he does in this revolt against normality.
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Do you ever feel like strange things are always happening to you and only you? Not only are they strange occurrences, they're actually humorous things when you realize that they tie in with something or someone else. For example, the other day I was in a little café in New York City and I noticed some weird guy staring at me. He was sitting at a table by himself, drinking a coffee and looking at me as if he knew me. He had a long red beard and curly red hair that would have been fashionable in 1976. The odd thing about him was that he was wearing a suit. He had a nice grey jacket and fancy grey pants to go with his light blue shirt and dark blue tie. He was wearing a suit that I would wear to a job interview, if I was ever actually granted one. I grabbed a coffee quick and walked out of the store with my eyes on the redhead as he continued to stare at me without blinking.
When I got outside and walked across the street, I looked back at the café I was just in. To no surprise, I saw the redhead standing pressed up against the glass of the café. He was staring at me but this time, he had a creepy smirk on his face. I walked briskly and kept looking behind me for about four blocks until I felt safe. A couple of days later, I just happened to me skimming through the cable channels since there is never anything worth watching within my thousand channels, when I saw a picture of the redhead in the right corner of the screen. I spit out the water which was in my mouth and was shocked to see him on the news. They reported that this man was caught robbing a café in Manhattan and was also a suspect in the murder of five different people. I could have been the next victim of this guy but I wasn't very worried. Somehow, I knew that it wasn't my time. I didn't know what else to do but laugh at the irony of what I had just seen.
These types of things happen to me just about every day, though not always to this extreme of a situation. I don't know if things like this happen to everyone else, but my book "Comfortably Awkward" is filled with stories and occurrences similar to the redhead murderer. I swear, sometimes it feels like there's someone in the sky watching and giggling at the strange things I see. In the book, I try to get to the bottom of this theory when Albert Ferenzo, our hero, begins questioning the world around him with existentialist influences. I bet the second I stop writing this and walk outside, something crazy will happen. Hopefully it's not the redhead murderer so I'll be alive to write whatever happens into my next book.


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Mood swings off the charts–Sometimes I actually fall into despair: "…this is just not worth it… I have totally lost the idea of what having a child even means at this point…This is all so meaningless…" Add to that some pretty nasty irritability and I am ready to pop off at a moments notice. Brain thumping headaches that don't always go away with that prescription dose of Ibuprofen. Like, the kind that hurt behind your eyes?
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Managerial Economics assists the managers of a firm in a rational solution of obstacles faced in the firm's activities. It makes use of economic theory and concepts. It helps in formulating logical managerial decisions.
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- To allow managers to gain perspective on the economic headlines that comes at them daily from television, radio, and the newspaper.
- To allow managers to cope with organizational change driven by economic variables.
- To enable managers to lead their staff by educating them the need for change towards efficiency as a result of economic changes such as globalization and AFTA.
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Introduction To Economics
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- Economies and Diseconomies of Scale
- Profit Maximization
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Types of Competition
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For more than 30 years Lower Greenville Avenue has thrown the largest St. Patrick's Day block party in Dallas. Hosted by The Greenville Commerce Association, the annual Lower Greenville Avenue St. Patrick's Block Party takes place between Vanderbilt and Vickery.
Beer, wine and food are available for purchase at participating restaurants which includes Blue Goose Cantina, Dodie's Reef, The Grape, Greenville Avenue Bar and Grill, Stan's Blue Note, Terrilli's and Dallas' longest running Irish pub, The Dubliner. Three stages will feature DJ's and live music.
Free shuttles and parking provided from the Mockingbird Dart Station (1,000 spaces) and from Greenville Avenue at Winton (1 block south of Mockingbird) run every 10 minutes between 11am - 7pm. No parking is available in area neighborhoods.
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It is a beautiful still morning in Oakwood. With temperatures moderating into the twenties, a misty fog has descended to frost the twigs and evergreen tips. I'm going to state something now that is apparently completely illogical. Fog seems to absorb sound in the same way that snow does. Outside we were only able to communicate with hand signals. The silence was deafening.
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Winter is upon (some of) us, so to distract you from the chill building on your toes and car windows, here's the story of the most famous desert breed: the Arabian horse.
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Breed Profile: American Quarter Horse
During summer camp (or winter camp, or spring camp) the kids learn about horse breeds and colors. This is one of my favorite lectures to teach because I'm a bit of a nerd when it comes to color genetics and breed histories. The kids seem to enjoy it as well, mostly because at the end we walk through the barn and they point at every single horse we pass and ask, "what breed is that!!?"
I encourage them to figure it out on their own, and they're usually 60/40 on their answers. The most common answer by far is Quarter Horse (or QH cross). Some of our most beloved school horses like Sugar and Puzzle belong to this breed, which is the most popular breed in the United States, so here's the story of these wonderful, versatile horses.
Breed Profile: Thoroughbred
The Thoroughbred is one of the world's most popular breeds of horse. This breed has served most notably as race horses, but many horses go on to successful careers in other disciplines once their time at the track is over. Woodland has several Thoroughbreds of its own, such as Chester, Tucker, Rossi, and Baron. Did I name a favorite of yours? Well here's (almost) the whole story of the Thoroughbred.


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Even if you live under a rock, you have probably heard that we have a nationwide opioid crisis in America. The death toll from opioid misuse, abuse and overdose are staggering.
Use of prescription opioids – such as Vicodin, OxyContin and morphine – as well as the street opioid heroin is skyrocketing. In fact, the epidemic is so bad that a half a million people are expected to die from opioid use within the next decade.
What Are Opioids?
Originating from the poppy plant, current opioids are natural, partially synthetic or synthetic drugs. From Victorian opium lounges to the Wild West surgeon's table, variations of these drugs have been around for a long time.
Opioids are very good at controlling pain. They are also very good at addicting people.
Opioids are addictive because of the way the drug attaches to receptors in the brain. Our brains have opioid-specific receptors, and when those are activated, we feel pleasure as well as relief from pain. This feeling is desirable and motivates our brains to seek it out again once experienced.
Agonist vs. Antagonist Opioids
An agonist in biochemistry is a substance that mimics another substance and activates a physiological response when combined with a receptor (cells that receive stimuli).
A full agonist activates a full-action response, resulting in a full effect of the substance being mimicked. A partial agonist activates the receptors to action, but to a much lesser degree.
An antagonist is a substance that inhibits and blocks or dampens a physiological action. An antagonist, also termed a blocker or a blocking agent, binds to and blocks a receptor, preventing a substance of similar structure from attaching to the receptor.
How Heroin Affects the Brain
Everyone has opioids in their brains. They are a naturally occurring substance meant to calm the body and manage the reward and pleasure circuitry in the brain.
Studies have shown that even after taking prescription painkillers for only a few weeks, the changes in the brain's structure are evident in MRIs. Patients taking pain meds have a reduction in the gray matter responsible for the regulation of pain, cravings and emotions.
What are the implications of a reduction of gray matter that regulate emotions? People taking painkillers over a long time can have a harder time controlling their emotions. Additionally, painkillers reduce your body's ability to control pain, making you more sensitive to it.
Other effects of the binding of synthetic opioids to the brain's opioid receptors:
- Slows down the central nervous system
- Depresses respiration and slows breathing
A depressed respiratory function is what puts opioid users at serious risk of death. It is easy to overdose on opioids and stop breathing. Heroin, one of the strongest opioids, which is partially why it is illegal, affects the brain deeply and can take years to reverse.
What Happens to the Brain After Someone Stops Using Opioids?
Even after someone has stopped using opioids, their brain still shows effects of the drug. It can take a long time for the brain to restabilize – many months or years. The longer a person uses prescription drugs, the more ingrained brain changes are, resulting in a longer recovery period. Use of stronger drugs, such as heroin or fentanyl, also result in a longer amount of time for the brain to adjust back.
The physical dependence on the opioid can be reduced by gradually tapering off. During this time, the patient can make behavioral changes that will rewire the brain. Cognitive therapy also helps to deal with cravings and negative behaviors.
Post-acute opioid withdrawal symptoms include:
- Anxiety and irritability
- Mood swings
- Increased pain
- Cravings
- Low energy and enthusiasm, fatigue
The long-term effects of opioids on the brain are substantial. For a long time after opioid use ceases, the individual may experience learning issues, memory problems and other cognitive impairments. The recovery process will be a lengthy one, and it is common to experience many challenges during the process.
Is There a Difference Between Addiction and Dependence?
Yes. People with chronic pain that take painkillers over time develop a dependence on their medication. If they suddenly stop taking their medication, they will go through physical withdrawal symptoms due to the changes the body undergoes when on painkillers.
Physical acute withdrawal symptoms include:
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Tremors
- Cramps
- Weakness
- Possible suicidal thoughts
Addiction is an abnormal condition, which is classified as a disease. Furthermore, it may or may not come with a physical dependency. Addiction is characterized by compulsive behavior, uncontrollable cravings and participation in drug use (or the addictive behavior of choice) despite harmful life consequences to oneself or others.
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Nearly everyone in America knows someone who has been affected by the opioid crisis.
Has someone in your family experienced heroin/opioid use or overdose? Do you have personal experience with medically assisted therapy? Discuss opioids and share your experiences on related topics with other members in our online forum who have traveled paths similar to yours.


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Shock and disbelief visited every home in the Parish of Kilmeena and its environs as the tragic news of the sudden and untimely death of one of its distinguished residents, Tommy Casey, spread throughout the region. A stunned community struggled to accept the incomprehensible reality that our humble, unobtrusive beloved Tommy would no longer be amongst us. Words became inadequate, and our meagre minds were reluctant to accept this devastation that had been thrust upon us.
Tommy was born in December 1941. He was the third son of Michael and Julia Casey. On completion of his Primary education, Tommy emigrated to Scotland to join his father and his brothers, Pat, Liam and Mick harvesting the potato crops. In 1967, following the death of his Dad, Tommy returned home to take care of his mother and the family farm. Tommy was always progressive and in order to sustain a comfortable lifestyle he secured employment with Seafield Gentex- Textiles factory in Westport and continued there until his retirement in 1996. Tommy also worked for Michael Mulchrone and this employment blossomed into a lifelong friendship between the two men, Michael's wife, Ann and their family.
Tommy was a Connacht champion boxer in his youth. He also proudly donned the Kilmeena jersey and never waivered in his support of the Club regardless of the absence of glory and silverware. Tommy was an ardent supporter of the Green and Red of Mayo and fervently believed that the coveted Sam Maguire would soon visit this county. Along with his next-door neighbour and lifelong friend, Liam Garavan, the duo were always amongst the "Faithful" at County matches whether the lads or girls were in action. Tommy was an ever-present figure at the Club matches and on numerous occasions played a role of sideline referee with his two deceased friends, Paddy Keane and Tom Gill, both from Mayour, whose over zealous comments towards a decision on the field of play sometimes required a little dilution! It was with total pride for his small rural Club and, in customary fashion, maintaining a background presence that Tommy attended every function to celebrate the 125th Anniversary in 2014. The loud applause when he received his accreditation was testimony to the popularity of this totally unassuming personality. In sheer delight, he attended the presentation of the Cleary Shield to Kilmeena G.A.A. Club in April this year. Jim Cleary, now residing in Bristol, Wales was originally from Drimard and Tommy's neighbour. Tommy was totally animated chatting to Jim's daughters, Kim and Maureen, about his memories of their Dad.
Tommy was always driven by his relentless ambition to improve his community and was one of the three Trustees who set up Kilmeena Group Water Scheme in 1981. This was not to be a dormant role for Tommy. His personal time and monetary considerations were irrelevant as he helped to install the network of pipes in the Parish and continued" Free Gratis" for many years to maintain the scheme and repair leaks so that the community had a reliable water supply. He held a special interest in the upkeep and maintenance of Parish cemeteries both old and new. In his quiet, unassuming manner, he led by example and a natural progression of voluntary support was ignited. Perhaps his most fitting legacy is the restoration of the old graveyard and the Statue of Calvary. The evidence of Tommy's horticultural skills are obvious in Myna new cemetery where he set hedges and flowers in his inimitable fashion. The old cliché suggests "A woman's touch" around the house, but Tommy's home and farm.
emphatically refute this sentiment. Even the casual observer has been overwhelmed by the precision and pristine upkeep of the property of this single man. Tommy held the status of a single man but as his family will testify they always received a heartfelt welcome when they returned to their home in Cross. Although they all reside overseas, his love for his siblings and their offspring was constant and undiminished, and he never forgot the traditional Christmas card to each of his nephews and nieces or an acknowledgement of that special occasion in their lives.
As befitting our beloved community activist, Tommy Casey was laid in state in the Community Centre. His funeral on both days bore testimony that one of life's gentle personalities with a concealed inbuilt strength of character, had won the hearts of the hundreds of mourners who assembled to pay their final respects. Tommy never sought the spotlight or the accolade. He was the epitome of humility, sincerity, kindness and generosity. He was a loyal and true friend to his family, friends, neighbours and his community. His pride and satisfaction were never for self-gratification but his ability to provide a solution and bring happiness to another individual or group.
The sadness, grief and loneliness were palpable as Liam Garavan led the procession which took our Community anchor and Club stalwart to be laid down alongside his parents in Myna Cemetery beneath the trees, hedges and gravestones that he so fondly tended and restored over the years. The unseen hand of destiny has closed the book on Tommy Casey from Cross. The familiar friendly wave as he tilled his crops, arranged his flower beds or manicured his hedges has been obliterated. However, nature will not allow the community to forget one of life's true gentlemen because each year as Spring caresses the earth, the daffodils, lupins and dahlias will bloom and as the sweet scent of roses wafts through the air the memory of Tommy Casey will be evoked. He belonged to an era that this community will never see again, and his indelible mark will always be present. Rest now, Tommy, in God's Peace in brighter realms beyond the sky as we continue our battle cry on your behalf: Kilmeena abu! Come On Mayo!
Ní bheidh a leithéid ann arís sa pharóiste seo.
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text: P.J. Reilly - September 24, 2010 Wood Duck Hunting Tips Large flocks of squealing ducks dot the Ontario sky. By P.J. Reilly Around my home in southeast Pennsylvania, fall brings plenty of wood ducks to the little creeks and farm ponds that dot the countryside. // During duck season, the colorful woodies come squealing into our decoys in singles, pairs and triples. On occasion, five or six will pitch in, but never have I had a flock of wood ducks, 30 or 40 strong, descend on one of my setups. In my world of waterfowling, it just doesn't happen. Steve Todtz, co-owner of Grey Bruce Outfitters in Walkerton, Ontario, was tossing wood duck blocks out into the gentle flow of a decent-sized stream shortly before sunrise on a late September morning last year as he spoke to me and three buddies in a hushed voice. "This creek was loaded with wood ducks yesterday morning," he said. "When they start coming, they're going to come in clouds. The action is going to be fast and furious, so be ready."At the time, my buddies and I had no idea what Todtz meant by a "cloud" of wood ducks. But we liked the sound of it and eagerly loaded our semi-automatic shotguns to prepare for the invasion. Walkerton is situated smack in the middle of some of North America's best wood duck breeding grounds near the eastern shore of Lake Huron in southern Ontario. Farm fields and wooded creeks and swamps dominate the landscape, providing woodies with ample places to nest, swim and feed -- the staples of a duck's life.Todtz and his partner, Luke Scherders, are Walkerton natives who have hunted the waterfowl here since they were old enough to buy licenses. Fourteen years ago, they turned their obsession into a living by launching the outfitting service.It was opening day of southern Ontario's duck season when Todtz warned us about the impending storm of woodies. Canada geese also were legal quarry, but our setup was aimed primarily at ducks. We spread out to hide in some tall grass on the inside of a bend in the creek, with 30 decoys bobbing in the water in front of us.I could barely see the fakes when the first woodie of the day buzzed our spread. Had the bird not emitted its telltale screech as it rocketed down the creek channel, I don't think any of us would have known it was there."Shoot that duck!" Todtz yelled at me, since I was guarding the far end of the line.I swung my shotgun to try to catch up to the hastily retreating duck, but my barrel was still 5 feet behind it when I pulled the trigger. Not exactly how I'd hoped to start our three-day hunt.As the sound of my errant shot echoed up and down the valley, the floodgates opened, and woodies and mallards were soon screaming in from every direction. The clouds were descending. Birds either appeared over the treetops in front or in back of us and dive-bombed our decoys, or they popped into view upstream or down, racing like jets toward us, barely a foot off the water.We caught on quickly how to track the speedy birds to get on target. Ducks started falling. At the risk of sounding boastful, we were shooting out of our minds. I've hunted with my buddies when six giant Canadas sailed into our decoys -- wing tip to wing tip -- directly in front of our row of layout blinds at 20 yards, and we never touched a feather. That's not unusual for us. How we managed to put the smackdown on these zigzagging missiles, I'll never know. We had shot 15 wood ducks and three mallards between us by mid-morning when Canada geese started rousing from nearby fields and ponds. Todtz and I worked our calls to entice the birds to our section of the creek, and within short order, we added 10 bonus honkers to the take from our morning duck hunt. We called it quits six ducks and two geese short of a four-man limit.Rounding Out LimitsAfter a hearty lunch and an afternoon siesta, we headed out with Scherders to a flooded stand of willows created as part of a Ducks Unlimited habitat-improvement project. The black swamp water lapped at the top of my chest waders as we tucked into some boughs to wait for the woodies. "Right before dark, it'll get crazy in here," Scherders said.We had yet to see a duck when a couple of honks sounded in the distance. Several of us started hammering away on our calls and a pair of geese sailed toward us on cupped wings, clucking in that fast, staccato rhythm that says, "Here we come, boys."When their webbed black feet reached out for the water, three of us each fired one shot, almost in unison. Both geese folded and hit the water simultaneously. Kersplash! Our limit of Canadas was filled on a day when we weren't really hunting for geese.As promised by Scherders, when day was about to become night, clouds of wood ducks started buzzing the swamp. Our shooting wasn't quite on par with our morning performance, but given the sheer number of targets we launched rounds at, it was inevitable we would kill the final six ducks of our daily limit.Cut 'Em Over CropsLong before sunrise the following morning, eight of us in camp were on the road, heading south from Walkerton to a harvested wheat field that Scherders said had been covered with ducks and geese the previous day. Evidence of the birds' romp there littered the swaths of field illuminated by my headlight, as we scurried about to set decoys and camouflage layout blinds with stubble.A few woodies, mallards and Canadas showed up, but not in the numbers Scherders had hoped. And the birds that did wing by were not terribly eager to join the party on the ground. We left the field happy to have taken eight ducks and nine geese.That afternoon, Todtz sent the eight of us out to a Mennonite farm not far from camp, where a huge cornfield was being stripped of its bounty. While the farmer was working another part of his property that morning, a big group of geese had located the harvested expanse of field and pounded the ground for nuggets of gold that didn't make it into the grain wagons. The geese left the field around noon to return to water, but Todtz figured they'd be back before the day was over.We scattered 66 full-body decoys in the cut section of the cornfield before tucking ourselves into the dense, 8-foot tall stalks of standing corn adjacent. Barely 20 minutes had passed when strings of geese appeared on the horizon, making a beeline for our setup.A flock of five was the first to reach the field. The birds swung wide of the spread and circled downwind. When they turned to glide into the decoys, they were flying parallel to the edge of the standing corn where we were hiding. At some point, somebody yelled, "Cut 'em!" and we all came up firing. Only one goose escaped. We had just picked those birds up when the sky overhead became peppered with flocks of noisy Canadas. A large group of geese lined up in formation to slide into the pocket. Guide Tony Vandemore quit calling just long enough to look my way and speak in a soft voice, "This is gonna be a train wreck."Seconds later, guns blazed up and down the line, and nine Canadas -- two carrying leg bands -- hit the dirt in a series of thumps, leaving us just two geese short of our daily limit. We collected them on two shots at the next flock.Swarming Like BeesOn the final day of our hunt, Todtz guided eight of us close to an hour away from the lodge to an area where the limit on geese was five per day, instead of three. Like the previous morning, we set up in a harvested wheat field blanketed with droppings and down, which had us hopping with anticipation.A thin line of pink was just beginning to rim the eastern horizon, when Todtz hollered in a harsh whisper, "Ducks!"The screeching of wood ducks sounded above, and when I looked up, I couldn't believe my eyes. About 60 woodies circled the field like a swarm of bees. This, no doubt, was a bona fide cloud of wood ducks.The flock swung downwind and charged for the opening we left in the decoys directly in front of our blinds. When the birds reached it, Todtz made the call."Take 'em!"I zeroed my sight on a duck straight overhead and squeezed the trigger. It was so early, the muzzle blast totally blocked my view of the bird. When the flash dissipated, however, I saw the woodie tumble, so I swung on a cluster of birds trying to retreat. Some of the other guys must have homed in on the group when I did, because when I squeezed off my last two shots, several birds fell.Before we could make a move to fetch the ducks scattered around our spread, more ducks zoomed in. This time, mallards assaulted us. I barely reloaded in time to come up firing again. More ducks rained down.We'd filled half our eight-man limit of ducks in about 30 minutes, and then the geese started flying, too. Just like the ducks, the honkers were all too eager to alight in our spread. Clearly, we were sitting right on the X.At one point during the fray, mallards, woodies, black ducks and Canada geese converged on us from all directions. My barrel grew hot to the touch from spitting out 3.5-inch loads. It was a glorious shoot.My proudest moment came when a group of four honkers parachuted down on the far left end of our line of blinds where two buddies and I were stationed. The geese were approaching at such a hard angle, it became clear only the three of us would safely be able to shoot at them.One of the four geese clucked incessantly as the flock closed the distance between us. Todtz answered the bird note for note. When the geese were 15 yards out and backpedaling, the three of us sat up from our blinds and fired. All four birds tumbled. It was a clean sweep."That was awesome!" I said, exchanging high-fives with my friends. By 9 a.m., the morning flight had ended. We waited around for another hour or so, but the birds were done. That was OK, though. We'd shot 26 geese and a full limit of 48 ducks."It gets a little better than that around here," Todtz said with a wide grin on his face. "But not much."P.J. Reilly is an avid waterfowl hunter from New Holland, Pa. For information on hunting southwestern Ontario, visit greybruceoutfitters.com. GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


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Cool Gardens 2015 in Winnipeg, Manitoba
Published On: 7 January 2015
Learn about the POPOVICH Team's recent proposal, "In.grained" submitted for the Cool Gardens 2015 Competition in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The competition features a public exhibition of art and garden installations focused on the theme of "cooling" the summer along the downtown waterfront of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Through the discovery and translation of minute details within Winnipeg's culture and context, in.grained achieves an installation which is contemporary and relevant by providing an interactive and representational experience. Drawing inspiration from the regions Agricultural and Textile heritage, these elements coalesce into a palette that is comforting and familiar, while offering fresh experiences and perspectives.
Organic and nodal the concept's arrangement follows loose-flowing poles, presenting a unique visual and audible experience reminiscent of iconic prairie wheat fields. Macro scaled wheat grains provide ample seating that is comfortable and conscious of lifecycle. A luxury within the urban environment, these malleable pod seats provide patrons with the opportunity to reflect on past memories, while generating new ones through relaxation and solace.
Either for group interaction or shade and seclusion, within this setting, users are encouraged to move and adjust the furniture as needed. In.grained entices dialogue between visitors of all ages, through contemplation and conversation regarding the possibilities of cultural experiences both past and future.
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The initial shock that comes with having your privacy breached and possessions stolen can send you into a state of panic. You vaguely remember your insurance number, but if this has never happened to you before, you might be completely stumped as to what to do next.
According to Wynand van Vuuren, spokesperson of King Price insurance, here's what you should do:
•Make sure that everyone is safe (avoid entering the house if you notice anything abnormal).
•Immediately sound the alarm and inform your security company.
•Inform the police as soon as possible.
•Take all necessary measures to avoid any further loss – change all locks and cover all points of entry.
•Do a proper assessment of loss and compile a list of lost items; both for the police report, and to submit to your insurer.
Until this has happened to you, you may be wondering whether that monthly home insurance premium is worth the spend. But what are the benefits of having home insurance in such an instance? Van Vuuren elaborated:
Assurance: It ensures that you do not experience out-of-pocket expenses or excessive loss to keep your budget within green bounds.
Financial back-up: It assists in avoiding running into financial ruin or losing everything when things go bump in the night.
If you are patting yourself on the back because you already have insurance, be careful that you are not under-insured.This often stems from failing to value your household items correctly when taking out home content insurance.
Often insurers may pay out the items at their current replacement value. For example, "the leather lounge suite that cost you R12,000 on sale 4 years ago, would probably cost you a great deal more to replace, now. The 'great deal more' value is the 1 that we need to know upfront, because that's what we base your premium on. If we paid a claim for this furniture based on R12,000, it would leave you at least a sofa short," van Vuuren explained.
It is therefore vital to ensure you include all your possessions in your policy and create an inventory list to ensure that everything is included to the value of its replacement and not its purchasing price, Van Vuuren said.
Not sure how much home contents cover you need? Ask your insurance provider about how you should be valuing your items.
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Trans-Asia Oil and Energy Development Corp. has raised its stake in a geothermal service contract located in Mabini, Batangas.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), Trans-Asia said it acquired from Basic Energy Corp. (Basic) a 25-percent participating interest in Geothermal Service Contract No. 8.
Trans-Asia said it already signed a farm-in agreement and a deed of assignment with Basic Energy providing for its acquisition of such stake.
"As part of its farm-in obligation, Trans-Asia completed a comprehensive gravity geophysical program in the area of interest," said Trans-Asia, the power generation arm of
the Phinma Group.
Under GSC No. 8, one exploratory well is committed to be drilled by the third quarter of this year.
The new assignment of interest is still subject to the approval of the Department of Energy (DOE).
In 2013, Trans-Asia signed an agreement for a 10-percent stake in Basic Energy's geothermal service contract, with the option to increase it to up to 40 percent.
Both Basic Energy and Trans-Asia also agreed on the sharing costs for the drilling of exploratory wells for the Mabini project.
Basic Energy earlier said that the contract calls for the first exploratory well to be drilled by July 2015.
For the Mabini project, Trans Asia will have the right to be first in negotiating a purchase accord with the consortium for all the electricity output to be generated by the project, at commercially competitive rates.
Trans Asia will also have first call on purchasing the power to be generated by the Mabini service contract and in the construction of the required power generation plants.


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This guy wasn't sure what to title this picture, but I say with forearms like those, who needs a title?
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this dude has great arms and doesn't appear to shave his forearms – a big no-no in my book and common practice with the muscle-minded. here's he's measuring his biceps and that his big, thick forearms.
yes, my focus is always on forearms but i get turned on by everything south of the shoulder – upper arm, forearm, wrists, hands. this dude has great arms – great forearms and great everything else. watching him tear these shirts off is hot because you can see all the muscles in his beautiful arms working together. total boner material!
yesterday, i turned 40 and today, on my first forearm friday as a 40 year old, i wanted to post this picture because this man is physically my ideal. i am into lots and lots of body types, and frankly, i don't care what your body looks like if i don't like you as a person, but since i don't actually know this guy, all i have to go on is what i see – and WOW, i like what i see. he's got a very handsome face, and i like his beard a lot. his short brown hair and well groomed beard make him look sexy and easygoing – he looks friendly and uncomplicated to me. then there are his forearms – i mean, i don't think i have ever seen more perfect forearms in my life. perfectly proportioned to his body, nicely shaped, just the right amount of hair, strong and solid but with some "fleshiness"
if anyone knows who this guy is, please tell him i love his arms! or send him my way so i can tell him myself!
i think this dude did porn in the 90s (ish) but can't remember his name, if that's him. last time i think someone really pulled off a moustache well, and those arms ….
his arms are beautiful – that incredible shape and sweep from elbow to wrist is amazing. and his legs are great too – i really enjoy when a guy with hairy calves has hair all the way to the ankle that didn't get rubbed off like on most guys.
i love seeing strong forearms crossed like this – i could tag both of them at the same time
if only locker room rules included "don't shave your arms" – though this guy is an exception, and probably doesn't have very furry arms, but still would be nice if it were still there.
this may have been posted before – a friend told me once that you're kinky if you can get off to videos on youtube, and this video most certainly gets me off. i love how the shot gets progressively closer and tighter on this dude's forearms. so HOT!
I don't always love "ropy" to describe forearms but this guys' arms are ropy in the very best way. Beautiful, strong muscular forearms with good definition in the muscles. WOW.


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Earlier this summer at Fiber Connect, the annual Women in Fiber program convened again for a very special luncheon to meet, network, and discuss some of the issues facing women in the industry. Janet Schijn, an industry veteran and trailblazer for women in tech, shared her top workplace tips with over one hundred women in the audience.
It is no secret that women are underrepresented in STEM fields. In fact, according to Schijn, women make up less than 20% of the U.S. tech labor force and a measly percentage of corporate board seats. These data points can be a deterrent for women considering the industry, because of the burden that comes with being a "trailblazer" or the only woman on a team or project. Compounding this, said Schinj, is the so-called "double bind" — when female leaders act authoritatively, employees perceive them as unlikeable; when they are overly kind, they fail to earn respect. NPR characterizes this as the "Too Sweet or Too Shrill" problem. And that's not to mention the pay gap between men and women.
So what can be done to empower women in STEM fields? Schijn provided tips and tricks, all based on research. She encouraged women to put their professional goals on paper. This is a psychological trick that actually increases the likelihood of achieving those goals by 33%. Schijn also shared suggestions for salary negotiation and cajoled women to prove their value— and then ask for more than that. She also shared the tried and true advice about creating a network of professional friends and contacts, both male and female.
Inspired by the energy and momentum at our Women in Fiber luncheon and in an effort to advance women in the fiber broadband industry, the Fiber Broadband Association has launched a Women in Fiber group. The group's purpose is to share insight into professional development and discuss opportunities for women to achieve their full potential in the field. We have launched a LinkedIn group for association members and are exploring opportunities to host future webinars and in-person meetings.
If you are a member of FBA, sign up for the LinkedIn group and contact FBA's Carol Brunner to share any ideas you may have for Women in Fiber.
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Saturday, November 2nd marked the First "Art on the Boardwalk" courtesy of the Library Board's Fundraising Committee. Over 90 guests enjoyed beer and wine from Niagara College, delicious food prepared by Eastdale Secondary School students and entertainment by Cory Cruise and Senegal Astroturf (a group of Centennial Secondary School Graduates). Special thanks to Mark Matthews, our Auctioneer, who brought the house down with his great sense of humour and helped us raise over $2000 at our Live Auction. Our Silent Auction was a big hit, raising $3000. We are pleased the funds will go to adding Early Literacy Computer Stations to the Diamond Trail Branch of the Welland Public Library, thanks to the support of an amazing community!
Special thanks to our sponsors:
The District School Board of Niagara, Niagara College and Giant FM, as well as Boston Pizza, TD Bank, Rice Road Greenhouses and Picture Perfect Gallery, The Welland Recreational Canal Corporation, Fabricland and our local media for their support.
Thank you to everyone who came for making this signature night a success. We live in a great community and it was great to be together to celebrate and invest in our future together.
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Body hair was previously only a concern for the girls. Now it is a trend among the boys also to remove body hairs. Modern day male ramp models appear in shirts with a few buttons open. So it is important to shave the body hairs. It is no more a difficult task to remove body hairs without undergoing pain and leaving no irritation for the skin. Unwanted body hair looks bad, but people have different preconceived notion about body-hair removing.
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Mangaluru, June 10, 2015: State Health and Family Welfare Minister UT Khader has defended the state government's recent decision to withdraw cases against some PFI and KFD activists by saying that cases against only 'innocents' have been dropped.
Speaking to reporters at Circuit House here on June 10, Wednesday, he said a request has also been made to the government to withdraw cases against innocents booked in the Ullal disturbances also. Referring to the Maggi controversy, he said though the government has issued directions to withdraw Maggi stocks from the stores, apart from Maggi it has also sent samples of six other brands for testing.
He further added that the Maggi samples sent for test to Robust Materials Technology Ltd revealed a lead content within permissible limits while the test at NABL Peenya found 0.053 grams of MSG in the noodles. "The government cannot ban the product blindly," he said.
He said the government would take appropriate action in the Maggi case once it gets instructions from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India to which the reports have been sent.
He said rural service has been made mandatory for the medical students as the Bill in this regard has got the approval of the President. Nearly 6,675 medical students and 2988 post graduate medical students who will appear for final exams this year will be made to serve rural areas, he added.
He informed that a sum of Rs 1.6 crores has been sanctioned for the development of the road from Talapady Highway to Devipura and Kinya.
Referring to the International Yoga Day which will be observed on June 21, he said there should be no politics on the issue and added that the CM will inaugurate the Yoga Day programmes in Bengaluru.
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|Abdul, Mangalore
|Wed, June-10-2015, 7:55
|U T Khader, you are the politician of the year. Salute.
|Suraj, Mangalore
|Wed, June-10-2015, 7:54
|i don't understand why the government is trying to withdraw the case against those who destroy peace.
|Prakash, Bantwal
|Wed, June-10-2015, 7:52
|This is not right. PFI and KFD members are not innocent.
|Nissar, Ullal
|Wed, June-10-2015, 7:50
|I appreciate the work of UT Khader. He works for the people. He is the perfect example of how minister should be.


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By Cecil Mensah
The parliamentary candidate for Ablekuma West Constituency on the ticket of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC), Madam Dina Twum, has made appeal to the electorate of the area to vote for a candidate, who live and wake up with them in the upcoming November 7 polls.
According to her, the people of the Ablekuma West Constituency in the Greater Accra Region, have taken a bold decision by saying that they want someone who i stays with them.
Madam Dina Twum, made this comment in an exclusive interview with The Herald on the sidelines of the commissioning of a library project at Nasarawa in the Dansoman district of Accra.
Dina Twum, is expected to battle for the parliamentary seat with the incumbent New Patriotic Party (NPP) Member of Parliament, Mrs. Ursula Owusu-Ekuful in the November 7, polls.
Mrs. Owusu-Eduful, who recently won a controversial primary organized by her party in the area, leading to some constituency executives resigning
from the party, is domicile in the plush East Legon area, whilst she is doubling as MP for Ablekuma West.
Madam Twum, said "the people of the area have resolved to vote someone who live and wake up with them.
The people of the Ablekuma West want someone whose party will continue to be in power so that they will not be in wants"
According to her, that is why the people of Ablekuma West, will take a decision on come November 8, when the Electoral Commission declares the governing NDC as the winner of the parliamentary and presidential polls.
She said this is what the people of Ablekuma West would take a bold decision come the day of voting to tell the MP and her NPP, enough of the falsehood in the area.
Commenting on the claims by some elements in the NPP that there is no money in people pockets, she explained that some people some time ago, got moneys into their pockets, but the moneys are nowhere to be found.
''People got Heavily Indebted Poor Country (HIPC) moneys and put it their pockets but the moneys are nowhere to be found years down the line ".
What president John Dramani Mahama is saying is that, it is not about putting money in peoples pocket, which is the priority, but building
structures, fixing machinery, and giving people the needed education that will empower them.
When we set off to go into production that is where Ghanaians, will start seeing money in their pockets.
According to her, this where the money will follow, because money comes through production.
She said, the money would flow when Ghana starts manufacturing its own products, "Ghana spends money on a lot imports".
She added that the volumes of trade into Ghana was killing the economy, hence complaints that people there is no money in the pockets.
Madam Twum, a teacher by profession and a proprietor of a school, said the NDC brought a lot of development to Ablekuma west, because the party led
by President John Dramani Mahama, does not only develop its strongholds.
The NDC, has built libraries, language laboratories, huge compounds and spacious classrooms, she revealed
She noted that the governing NDC was working with the Ghana Education Service (GES) to restructure the old classroom blocks into ultra-modern classroom blocks fitted with access to Information Communication Technology (ICT) facilities.


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