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Delaware Fish & Wildlife Police Cite Man for Trespassing and Unlawful Deer Hunting

Reminder for the week: Where to find Sunday deer hunting area maps and information

 

DOVER (Nov.16, 2018) – To achieve public compliance with laws and regulations through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers between Nov. 5-11 made 1,443 contacts with hunters, anglers, boaters, and the general public, issuing 20 citations. Officers responded to 78 complaints regarding possible violations of laws and regulations or requests to assist the public. An increased Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police presence continued at the C&D Canal Conservation Area and Michael N. Castle Trail.

Maryland Fishing Report: Walleye, Yellow Perch, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass and Chain Pickerel Biting

Maryland Fishing Report: Nov. 14

 

by Keith Lockwood

 

Maryland Department of Natural Resources

 

Young Isaac looks like he was having a great time catching catfish recently. Photo by Eric Packard

As cold weather prevails, water temperatures are dropping, which is limiting some fishing opportunities but is expanding others. Many of our resident fisheries are in transition — striped bass fishing is still good but slowing down, white perch are active but now are schooled up in deeper water. Trout fishing is very good as is fishing for walleye, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass and chain pickerel. At the coastal areas, summer species are being replaced by cold water fish such as sea bass and tautog.

An often overlooked species is our catfish in Maryland, and cooler water temperatures tend to kick their feeding activity into high gear. We have two native species of catfish in Maryland, the white and the bullhead. Introduced catfish species are the channel, flathead and blue catfish.

CHOP Opens Manufacturing Facility, Making Tools for Disease Cures

Published  in CHOP News

 

For over a century after the Civil War, Philadelphia laid claim to being the “Workshop of the World,” producing trains, tools, textiles and a multitude of other manufactured goods. An Oct. 31 event at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) highlighted the city’s present-day role in manufacturing 21st century products: tools for precision medicine.

Guest Opinion: Satanists Love Abortion

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on The Satanic Temple:

 
A recent article in the Los Angeles Times about The Satanic Temple said the organization "describes itself as a political activism group that promotes certain beliefs such as free will and political tolerance." Satanists believe in free will and political tolerance? That inspired me to check out their website.

Free admission to Delaware’s state parks and the Brandywine Zoo on Black Friday

 

DOVER (Nov. 16, 2018) – DNREC’s Division of Parks & Recreation, and Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI), invite the public to #OptOutside this Black Friday by visiting Delaware State Parks. This year, visitors can enjoy free entry to state parks on Black Friday, Nov. 23. The Brandywine Zoo is joining in on the outdoor fun and will also be waiving admission all day.

3 Delaware Men Arrested for Multiple Hunting Violations

DOVER (Nov. 16, 2018) – DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers arrested three Kent County men in the Farmington area Thursday night as the result of an enforcement operation to deter nighttime hunting activities.

Action Wellness Presents: Action Heroes Wear Red

AmeriHealth Caritas Proudly Joins Campaign to Raise Awareness About HIV on the 30th Anniversary of World AIDS Day...World AIDS Day - Saturday, December 1, 2018
 

Philadelphia, PA (November 2018) - On Saturday, December 1, 2018, Action Wellness will observe World AIDS Day in partnership with AmeriHealth Caritas.  As a part of their annual campaign “Action Heroes Wear Red”,  friends and allies are asked to wear red, or a red ribbon, on this day to raise awareness for World AIDS Day. This day is an opportunity for people to unite in the fight against HIV and to commemorate those who have died from AIDS-related illness.

CNB Hunting/Fishing Pa: Bear Season Opens Nov. 17; Attention Duck Hunters

HELP SUPPORT WILDLIFE CONSERVATION: BUY A GAME COMMISSION CALENDAR

The Pennsylvania Game Commission this fall is offering both a wild birds and a wildlife calendar to raise money for wildlife conservation among residents who normally don’t contribute to wildlife’s wellbeing in the Keystone State.

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY STUDY: Weightlifting is good for your heart and it doesn’t take much

 

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  Iowa State researcher DC Lee says you don't have to invest a lot of time lifting weights to lower your risk for cardiovascular disease.

 

 

Newswise — AMES, Iowa – Lifting weights for less than an hour a week may reduce your risk for a heart attack or stroke by 40 to 70 percent, according to a new Iowa State University study. Spending more than an hour in the weight room did not yield any additional benefit, the researchers found.

Flying from Philly? Ten tips for family travelers

PHILADELPHIA, PA (November 15, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--With Christmas around the corner, Philadelphia International Airport will be the holiday launchpad for hordes of festive families.

But whether you’re joining family Tampa or Toronto, or headed for Amsterdam, Rome or Paris, you might need some advice on pre-flight activities in and around the City of Brotherly Love’s air transport hub.

With that in mind, here are ten tips for family travelers flying from Philly.

1.Rocky Steps and Statue

No self-respecting film fan visits Philly without running up the Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and having their photo snapped hands aloft like Sly Stallone’s pugilistic silver screen hero.

Independence Blue Cross is spreading cheer for the 25th anniversary of Blue Cross RiverRink

 

Blue Cross Riverrink

 

PHILADELPHIA, PA (November, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--For a quarter century, the Blue Cross RiverRink season has started on Black Friday to help ring in the holidays . This year, it’s opening up with a very special treat for Philadelphia. Thanks to a generous gift from Independence Blue Cross, the rink’s founding and sustaining sponsor, ice skating (including admission and skate rental) will be completely free on opening day!

The Top Attractions to Visit in Philadelphia

CITIZENS BANK PARK  (image credit Wikimedia)

 

PHILADELPHIA PA (November 12, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--Philadelphia welcomes approximately 42 million visitors every year, and its popularity is almost warranted once you discover the city’s superb attractions.

 

It doesn’t matter if you’re a food aficionado, history lover or a culture vulture, the City of Brotherly Love will not let you down. If you want to explore the best of this remarkable city, from poker to nature, here is an informative rundown of the top attractions to visit in Philadelphia.

 

Independence National Historical Park

 

Many consider the Independence National Historical Park (INHP) as the birthplace of American democracy. That’s because it is on the site of various seminal events that established the U.S. as an international leader for democratic ideals. Reportedly, more than five million people visited the historical park in 2017 to view the many preserved sites connected to the American Revolution.

 

Liberty Bell Center

Proposed Port Authority New York and New Jersey Budget $3.7 Billion; $300 Million Increase

Proposed Operating Budget calls for investments in initiatives to enhance the customer experience at agency facilities and provide best-in-class safety and security; “Core” expenses increase 2.2 percent over 2018;

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NEWARK, NJ (November 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The Port Authority today released for public review and comment the agency’s proposed 2019 $3.3 billion Operating Budget for ongoing operations, maintenance and security at all agency facilities. The proposed 2019 budget focuses on providing best-in-class safety and security at all agency’s facilities, a 21st century customer experience including the use of new technology to greatly improve customer communications, and enhanced operations that include initiatives to expand and improve existing service.

FACE OF DEFENSE: Yuma Sector Apprehends Nearly 450 Illegal Aliens in 48-Hours

Illegal aliens crawled underneath the fencing east of the San Luis Port

 

Release Date: 

November 9, 2018

YUMA, Ariz. – Border Patrol agents assigned to Yuma Sector apprehended over 400 illegal aliens who surrendered to them Tuesday and Wednesday, including two huge groups of Central American nationals totaling 82 and 83 subjectsJust before midnight on Tuesday, a Border Patrol camera operator observed a group of 82 illegal aliens illegally crossing into the United States by traversing over the legacy landing mat border wall east of the San Luis Port of Entry.  A majority of the illegal aliens were family units from Guatemala although three were from El Salvador. The illegal aliens range in age from two to 48 years old.

Delaware Fish & Wildlife Police Issues 46 Citations

 

 Police Blotter: Oct. 29-Nov. 4

Reminder for the week: Hunters and residents encouraged to review Delaware hunting and wildlife area regulations

 

DOVER (Nov. 9, 2018) – To achieve public compliance with laws and regulations through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers between Oct. 29-Nov. 4 made 2,505 contacts with hunters, anglers, boaters, and the general public, issuing 46 citations. Officers responded to 51 complaints regarding possible violations of laws and regulations or requests to assist the public. An increased Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police presence continued at the C&D Canal Conservation Area and Michael N. Castle Trail.

Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police in the Community

Women Voters Propel Democratic Takeover of U.S. House of Representatives

Large Gender Gaps Apparent in Most 2018 Senate and Gubernatorial Races

 

 

Election Day polls suggest that the preferences of women voters fueled the Democratic takeover of the U.S. House in the 2018 midterm elections. A sizable majority of women, 59%, compared with a minority of men, 47%, reported casting ballots for the Democratic congressional candidate in their district, according to the national exit poll conducted by Edison Research. This 12 percentage-point difference in the proportions of women and men voting for Democratic House candidates is larger than the 6-point and 10-point gender gaps evident in voting for the U. S. House in the 2010 and 2014 midterm elections, respectively.

Blue Cross Riverrink Winterfest 25th Anniversary

 

Philadelphia’s most festive winter attraction re-opens on Friday, November 23, 2018

  

PHILADELPHIA, PA (November, 2018): On Black Friday, November 23rd, 2018, Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest will kick off its 25^th Anniversary season with an opening week of fun and festivities that will start with a very big, yet-to-be announced surprise, and culminate in the Holiday Tree Lighting Powered by PECO on November 30^th. For 25 years, Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest has been one of Philadelphia’s most time-honored holiday traditions and this year will be no different. Visitors to the rink will experience a winter wonderland on the waterfront complete with the only regulation-sized outdoor ice skating rink in the city, a festive Lodge serving seasonal food and drinks from Chickies’ and Pete’, Garces, and Franklin Fountain, beautifully decorated party-sized cabins, and thousands of lights twinkling all along the river.   

Delaware Sportsmen Against Hunter Program

 

DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife announces Sportsmen Against Hunger program butcher shops and cooler locations accepting donated deer

Processed venison donated to charitable organizations

DOVER (Nov. 9, 2018) – DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife announced today the private butcher shops and DNREC cooler locations that accept donated deer for the Sportsmen Against Hunger program during Delaware’s 2018/19 deer hunting season. Deer generously donated by successful deer hunters are processed into venison at no charge to the hunter, with the Division of Fish & Wildlife distributing the venison to charitable groups that provide meals for needy Delawareans.

Long Island MS-13 Gang Member Pleads Guilty to Murder and Assault Charges

MS-13 Gang Member Tattoos 

 

Defendant Shot and Killed Man He Believed to be Rival Gang Member and Seriously Wounded a Bystander Inside Central Islip Deli in 201.

Earlier this week, in federal court in Central Islip, Mario Aguilar-Lopez, a member of the Sailors Locos Salvatruchas Westside (Sailors) clique of the La Mara Salvatrucha street gang, also known as the MS-13, pleaded guilty to murder and assault charges relating to his participation in the January 30, 2017 murder of Esteban Alvarado-Bonilla, whom he suspected of being a rival 18th Street gang member, and shooting of an innocent bystander, “Jane Doe.” The guilty plea was entered before United States District Judge Joseph F. Bianco.  When sentenced, the defendant faces up to life imprisonment for the murder, 20 years for the assault and deportation from the United States.  

Delaware Hunters Invited to Enter Contest

 

Digital entries accepted now through Jan. 31

 

DOVER (Nov. 8, 2018) – With hunting season in full swing, DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife reminds hunters of its annual Delaware Hunting Photo Contest. The winning photograph will be featured on the cover of the 2019/2020 Delaware Hunting and Trapping Guide, with the top five photographs presented inside the guide.

Nickelodeon Superstar JoJo Siwa Announces First-Ever U.S. Concert Tour and First EP Release

 

Nickelodeon’s JoJo Siwa D.R.E.A.M. The Tour Kicks Off May 17, Produced by AEG Presents

D.R.E.A.M. The Music, Siwa’s First EP Release, Available Friday, Nov. 16

Tickets On Sale To General Public Beginning Friday, Nov. 16, at 10:00 a.m.

 

Nickelodeon star and YouTube sensation JoJo Siwa today surprised fans at Sugar Factory in New York City with the news that she is embarking on her first multi-city, live stage tour: Nickelodeon's JoJo Siwa D.R.E.A.M. The Tour. The tour, which kicks off on May 17, is produced by Nickelodeon and AEG Worldwide. She will also be releasing her first-ever EP, entitled D.R.E.A.M The Music, featuring four new songs. The full EP is available on Nov. 16 on all digital service providers. Photo Credit: Noam Galai

 

 

NEW YORK (November 7,2018)--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nickelodeon star and YouTube sensation JoJo Siwa today announced live on her YouTube channel to millions of fans that she is embarking on her first multi-city, live concert tour: Nickelodeon’s JoJo Siwa D.R.E.A.M. The Tour. Making stops in 25 cities across North America including Los Angeles, Seattle, Denver, New York and Atlanta. Siwa will kick off her show at the Comerica Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona on May 17, with the final performance at Bass Concert Hall in Austin, Texas, on June 26. The tour is produced by Nickelodeon and AEG Presents. The news was announced today at a special fan event held at Sugar Factory American Brasserie in New York City.

CNB Hunting/Fishing Pennsylvania: Deer on the Move; Duck Hunters Alert

DEER ON THE MOVE, MOTORISTS USE CAUTION

With deer becoming increasingly active, and daylight saving time soon to put more vehicles on the road during the hours when deer move most, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is advising motorists to slow down and stay alert.

Deer become more active in autumn with the lead-up to their fall breeding season, commonly referred to as the “rut.” Around this time, many yearling bucks disperse from the areas in which they were born and travel, sometimes several dozen miles, to find new ranges. Meanwhile, adult bucks more often are cruising their home ranges in search of does, and they sometimes chase the does they encounter.

Maryland Fishing Report for Nov. 7: Many Lakes and Ponds Stocked with Trout

 

by Keith Lockwood | Maryland Dept. of Natural Resources

 

Brian Morgan sent in this picture of a rainbow trout caught recently. Photo by Brian Morgan

Frosty mornings are now common, the Canada geese are arriving and the fall foliage is in various stages of color change throughout the state. Old man winter is beckoning off in the distance and soon will be knocking on our door. Colder weather will be here soon, so be sure to enjoy the outdoors during this special time of the year.

Anglers continue to enjoy the results of the fall trout stocking program. Many trout management waters have been stocked and offer quality fishing, often close to home.

How to Organize and Run a Successful Pop-Up in Six Easy Steps

 

 

(CNBNewsnet)(November 7,2018)--Pop-ups are incredibly popular and for a good reason. They are fun, can focus primarily on giving an experience that is memorable and fun to their customers and can, more importantly, bring a huge boost to a brand’s awareness and help sell a lot of products all at once. Pop-ups are great for business, and can easily be budgeted for precisely due to their ephemeral nature.

Indeed, the pop-up store is a trend that is here to stay. You can benefit too by opening up your own pop-up store, but first, you need to follow this guide so that you can gain the greatest ROI and see widespread success.

Come Up with a Novel Idea

Perhaps they harken back to a cult era, or perhaps they simply have some fun designs, or perhaps they are art exhibits for sale like this one in LA. Either way, when it comes to designing your pop-up theme, you need it to be interesting and for the experience itself to feel worthwhile. Designing a pop up that looks great in a single photo, but then does not live up to its promise will only sour your company’s reputation. You can make a very successful business by operating sales around different pop-up themes, but you need to put creativity and fun at the center of your focus.

 

Choose a Great Time of the Year to Open

DNREC Environmental Crimes Unit arrests Newark woman for illegal dumping

NEWARK, DELAWARE (Nov. 5, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)- – Following an investigation into a complaint about continued dumping of grocery bags filled with used cat litter along Four Seasons Parkway in Newark, Natural Resources Police Officers with the Environmental Crimes Unit arrested a Newark woman on Oct. 30 for illegal dumping of refuse. The complaint was received through the 24-hour complaint line regarding illegal dumping that took place in August, September, and October.

Deborah A. Collins, 58, was charged with three counts of causing or contributing to the disposal or discharge of solid waste materials. Each charge carries a minimum fine of $500.

Atlantic Brant Migration and Breeding Ecology Study Update

During winter 2018, the NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife kicked-off a 5-year collaborative Atlantic brant migration and breeding ecology study with the New York Department of Environmental Conservation and the Canadian Wildlife Service.

Atlantic brant are a small goose species that breeds in northern Canada and winter in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States. About 90% of the entire population winters along the coast of New Jersey and New York! During the next two years, crews will be marking brant with GPS transmitters and tiny geolocators. The geolocators are clear, plastic electronics about the size of a "fat nickel" and are attached to a red and white plastic leg band with a plastic cable lock tie.

Delaware Fish & Wildlife Police Arrest Suspects for Deer Poaching

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DOVER (Nov. 2, 2018) – DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police arrested a Marydel, Md. man Oct. 30 for multiple hunting and traffic charges, and also arrested a Harrington juvenile for multiple hunting charges following an investigation into deer poaching that occurred Oct. 26 on Fox Hunters Road near Harrington.

DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police Blotter: Oct. 22-28

Reminder for the week: Hunters should pay attention to established blinds, property lines

 

DOVER (Nov. 2, 2018) – To achieve public compliance with laws and regulations through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers between Oct. 22-28 made 1,436 contacts with hunters, anglers, boaters, and the general public, issuing 32 citations. Officers responded to 37 complaints regarding possible violations of laws and regulations or requests to assist the public.  An increased Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police presence continued at the C&D Canal Conservation Area and Michael N. Castle Trail.

How to Connect with Customers Online

 

(CNBNewsnet)(November 5, 2018)--If your goal is to use the Internet to sell your business’s products, then you’ve got to do more than only focus on that elusive sale. You have to be intent on connecting with your customers, too. This is because, quite simply, if you are unable to forge a relationship with the people that are buying your products online, they won’t want to buy a single thing from you!

Here’s what you need to do connect with your customers online:

 

Indulge in some email marketing

 

Email marketing is not just something that you can do to sell yourself and your products. It’s also a great way to connect with your customers — if you do it correctly, that is. An essential aspect of understanding how to do email marketing properly with the goal being to boost customer connections is learning how to tell stories with the emails that you send out. Doing this will make your business and its brand seem more human, and it’ll help customers TO understand your better when they can relate to the stories that you tell. Something else that you should do when you decide to indulge in some email marketing in this instance is to make sure you send out wishes to your customers every time it is their birthday. If you can afford to, offer them a present at this time as well.

"Nuns On The Bus" Should Hail Trump

 

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the "Nuns on the Bus" tour that

ended today:

It's been a tough four weeks for the few "Nuns on the Bus." The anti-Trump bus tour began in early October and ended November 2, after visiting 21 states over 27 days. The grand finale took place outside the president's Mar-a-Lago resort. It is not certain who paid for this gambit nor how much damage was done to the environment. 

November 15th is World Cord Blood Day

COTA Kid Sophie Lee
Cord Blood Transplant Recipient

A COTA Family is Forever Grateful for Their Daughter’s Cord Blood Donor

(CNBNewsnet)(November 2, 2018) -- Thursday, November 15^th is World Cord Blood Day, which is a day used to highlight the fact that more than 35,000 cord blood transplants have been performed worldwide since 1988 to treat more than 80 life-threatening diseases. Yet cord blood is still thrown away as medical waste in the majority of births nationwide. An Arizona transplant family is extremely grateful the cord blood they needed to save their daughter’s life was donated, instead of being discarded, literally in the nick of time.

Maryland Fishing Report: Stripers Biting on Artificial Lures

By Erik Zlokovitz

Maryland Fishing Report: Oct. 31

 

Shane Cole caught a nice striped bass near Chesapeake Beach on a jig with pink plastic trailer. Photo courtesy of Travis Long

Happy Halloween! A Nor’easter last Saturday kept many anglers off the bay. However, some boaters were able to find a lee area on the Eastern Shore, or they fished Friday or Sunday. These die-hard anglers were rewarded with good striped bass fishing, with most folks now jigging or trolling with artificial lures.

Philadelphia Welcomes the Newest Smoothie on the Block – the CBD Oil Smoothie

 

PHILADELPHIA, PA (November 1, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The smoothie industry is getting a real shake up thanks to the latest offering at Fuel Restaurants in Philadelphia as the brand-new CBD oil smoothie debuts. This particular smoothie is generating all kinds of buzz and interest as the restaurant looks to fulfill its goal of providing healthy, fresh, and fast dining options.

These CBD infused smoothies are meant to give customers a way to nourish their mental and physical well-being in a tasty refreshing beverage.

Fuel Restaurant Striving to Make Its Mark

As Fuel Restaurant's president Rocco Cima comments, this isn't the first time the chain has looked to make a mark. In fact, rather than be a follower in the restaurant business, Fuel Restaurants have always strived to be a trendsetter.

Cima credits this new smoothie to the fact that CBD oil and edibles are becoming more mainstream and people are realizing the incredible health benefits CBD offers. With some calling it a whole new superfood, Cima felt it was time to include it in smoothies.

Fuel Restaurants are the very first in all of Philadelphia to offer CBD oil infused smoothies, and it has the exclusive distribution rights in partnership with a national distributor. His plans don't start and end with the smoothie though, as there are other CBD oil infused drink and food options set to debut too.

Even though Cima won't make any medical claims regarding the smoothie, there is plenty of research that shows CBD oil can help people to better manage and cope with depression, stress, anxiety, and more.

Choose from Three Different Smoothies

University Research Paper: 6 Ways to Write a Masterpiece

 

(November 1, 2018)--If a prospective research paper author is concerned in a more general tutorial on research papers, where one must check out several research paper workshops that are accessible on the Web. If one requires to get in progress right away, one should start from the essay table of contents to see what's at that specific site, and then browse step by step to follow a recognized approach to accomplishment on one's research paper. Please, note that it doesn’t matter whether you need a high-school essay or a postgraduate research paper, a thesis proposal or an MBA dissertation because any work done with proper assistance will ensure satisfaction at the most demanding quality standards and one's research is bound to stand out in any institution.

You set out for University program specific you would finish in two years. You know your capacity, and you work hard. So, from your end, it was a done deal. However, you started and realized that you were not the sole determinant of the progress of your work. You experienced quite some delays right from the stage of writing the proposal. Such delays included delays in feedbacks, the supply of materials ordered, equipment breakdown among others. In some situations, you are compelled to wait. Sometimes, the delay may be two months to six months or even a year. If such happens, what do you do? You learned over time to capitalize on setbacks, and indeed it is paying off gradually.

1. Read articles in your area

FBI ALERT: Cyberstalking

 

Two Federal Cases Illustrate the Consequences of Sextortion

Children and young adults seem particularly susceptible to sextortion—when a victim is threatened with the release of private and sensitive information unless sexual favors, nude photos, or other demands are met.

But two unrelated cyberstalking crimes committed months apart and hundreds of miles away from each other serve as a reminder of the dangers of compromising personal photos being in the wrong hands, no matter the age of the victim.

Pennsylvania Man Charged with Federal Hate Crimes

for Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting

Robert Bowers Indicted on 44 Counts Including Hate Crimes Resulting in Deaths

PITTSBURGH – A federal grand jury sitting in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania charged a Pennsylvania man with federal hate crimes, including the murder of 11 people, for his actions during the Oct. 27, 2018 shootings at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighborhood.  United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania Scott W. Brady, and FBI-Pittsburgh Special Agent in Charge Robert Jones made the announcement.

How Can I Get into Digital Trading?

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(CNBNewsnet)(October 31,2018)--By now, there’s a slim chance you’ve managed to avoid the term ‘cryptocurrency’, ‘blockchain’ or ‘Bitcoin’. But instead of just being buzzwords thrown about by the digital community, they are actually viable ways in which you can get involved with the future of finance. The worlds of digital tokens, cryptocurrency and forex are surprisingly easy to get involved with compared to other possibilities. By doing due diligence before getting involved with the digital future of money, you can take steps to create a safety net when it comes to finances.

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Trading Platforms for Beginners

Using a trading platform is the first port of call for those beginning their trading journey. The trading platform allows you to get to grips with trading and gives you a strong footing on the ladder. Trading platforms give you a wealth of information on the possible trades you can make with your digital wallet and provide information on the market and possible trends that may continue or end. While there are elements of volatility and risk in all trading, a trading platform enables you to navigate the trading sphere and gives you the best possible chance of making the right trades. That said, it’s not just beginners who use trading platforms: seasoned traders are also fond of the benefits that they can glean from platforms. Getting involved with trading, especially when it comes to cryptocurrency is the sensible next step in the digital revolution, especially when it comes to the rising use of blockchain in the mainstream. Banks are adopting Ripple as a payment method instead of the standard cross-border SWIFT payments in order to speed up the process and mitigate against the current issues with sending money overseas. 

Benefits of Trading on a Platform

DNREC’s Natural Resources Police launch new tip411 mobile app

for reporting crimes and concerns

DOVER (Oct. 31, 2018) – Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) has launched a new law enforcement app, enabling the public to connect with the department’s Natural Resources Police officers, receive alerts, and submit anonymous tips from their smartphones.

Halloween Garb That Elites Don't Like

October 30, 2018

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on how the phony critics of Halloween garb are:
 
The sensitivity police are still reeling over Megyn Kelly's innocuous recalling of "blackface" Halloween pranks. Yet some have taken the time to inform us of other Halloween fare they find objectionable. But none object to any anti-Catholic costumes.

Delaware Hunting Season Peaks

Deer hunting season; Canada goose season, second season split for ducks, and other seasons open

 

DOVER (Oct. 30, 2018) – DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife is promoting hunting seasons opening in November, including Delaware’s popular November shotgun deer season – which runs from Friday, Nov. 9 thru Sunday, Nov. 18, including Sunday, Nov. 11 – the season during which the highest number of deer are harvested by hunters in the state.

NRA:ILA News: Republican Mayor Survives Recall Effort After Twitter-Checking David Hogg

 

 

 

 

 

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Fortunes seem to rise and fall on Twitter with alarming regularity. But the platform may not be an equal opportunity soapbox, with some opinions reportedly getting more exposure than others and some speakers seemingly operating with greater impunity. That’s why it was refreshing this week to see the people of Waterville, Me. stand behind their Republican mayor, Nick Isgro, after an effort was launched to recall him from office. Mayor Isgro’s supposed offense? Calling gun control activist David Hogg to task in a tweet.

Delawareans Urged to take Action for National Weatherization Day Oct. 30

Visit DNREC’s website for winter energy-saving checklist, weatherization assistance program for low-income families

DOVER (Oct. 29, 2018) – DNREC is encouraging Delawareans to mark National Weatherization Day, Oct. 30, by taking action to weatherize their homes which will help save energy, reduce their energy costs, and contribute to improving air quality by reducing their carbon footprint.

Surprising Advancements of Waste Disposal in Canton, Ga

 

(CNBNewsnet)(October 29,2018)--This is 2018, and there is not a single corner on earth where information about environmental issues hasn’t reached the public in one way or another. The
negative impact that humans have had on the planet over the years has merely begun to be
amended by the corporations around the world as they make adjustments to be more eco-friendly. Industrial renovation and recycling efforts, however, can only go so far.  New technological developments are needed to fix our planet and try to make right the damage done by years of abuse on the planet’s resources.

The people in Canton, Georgia have done their part into bringing awareness about the importance of waste disposal in America. Many companies are starting various initiatives to support the environment.  It is crucial, now more than ever, that the small places in the world get recognition for their efforts.  This is a world problem.

Canton is leading the way with the adoption and development of many new technologies to get rid of waste efficiently. In preparation for this article, we researched the many trash services in canton ga, and have found the four major advancements we will be discussing today.

• Collection and Disposal

*First State Heritage Park to enliven The Green at the 18th Century Market Fair

 

DOVER (October 2018) – DNREC’s First State Heritage Park’s 18th Century Market Fair recreates the sights and sounds of eagerly anticipated events, and allows visitors to leave the 21st century behind for a few hours free of charge from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3, on The Green. In the 1700s, The Green was the center of life in Dover, and the site of annual autumn market fairs. In past years at the fair, nearly 5,000 visitors chatted with living history characters, watched traditional artisans at work, and enjoyed comical interactive performances – all with an 18th-century twist.

Letters to the Editor: To Friends of the Pennsylvania Republican Party

 

As we are still reeling from the events in Pittsburgh this weekend, I want to again extend sympathies on behalf of the Republican Party of Pennsylvania to those affected and thank all law enforcement and first responders who put their lives in harm's way as they worked to protect and help members of their community.

As I said in my statement to the media: The Republican Party of Pennsylvania condemns this shooting and all acts of violence motivated by intolerance, in the strongest terms possible.

 

Maryland's Fishing Report: Strippers Are Here!

by Erik Zlokovitz

Maryland Dept. of Natural Resources

 

Photo by Travis Long

We are now deep into a fall fishing pattern, with classic cold fronts and gusty northerly winds. This past weekend, anglers who were able to get out before or after the winds found good striped bass fishing over a wide area of the Chesapeake Bay, from Love Point down to the Calvert Cliffs gas docks area.

 

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Forecast Summary: Oct. 24-30

These shorter, cooler days are a sign for bay fish to prepare for winter conditions or migrate out of the bay. Right now there is plenty of cool waters and oxygen from surface to bottom. For tidal rivers and main bay areas, focus on areas with good structure such as underwater points, oyster bottom, reefs, channel edges, and large schools of baitfish. Hungry rockfish will also roam the nearby shallow water areas looking for an easy meal.  

Most Common Mistakes Made When Hiring a Lawyer

 

(October 28,2018)If you find yourself in a situation where you need to get a lawyer – don’t panic. There are many lawyers available to work with you, and you’ll be able to get the help and counsel you need. However, make sure that you don’t shoot yourself in the foot by making one of these common mistakes when hiring a lawyer.

Not choosing someone accessible

Before choosing a lawyer, you need to make sure that your communication styles match. Going through a situation which requires you to have a lawyer is stressful enough as it is, and you don’t want to add unnecessary stress by not being able to get in touch with your legal counsel. Find a lawyer who you feel like you can rely on in your time of need, and who is accessible for your needs.

Overpaying

Hiring a lawyer is going to cost money (unless you’re able to secure a pro-bono case, which is ideal), but you can avoid the classic mistake of overpaying for your lawyer with a few simple precautions. First of all, shop around. Don’t settle for working with the first lawyer you talk to. Get an idea of their rates and keep searching. Ultimately, your personal comfort and connection is the most important part of the partnership, but price is important too. Don’t settle for a lawyer you don’t feel comfortable with, or get bullied into working with someone.

Not researching their track record

The bottom line is that you also need to hire a lawyer that has a proven track record of success. Hopefully your struggles never even make it into a courtroom and are settled out of court, but if they do, you want to make sure your lawyer can protect you and get you the results you want. Especially in the case of a high-stakes emotional case, like a wrongful death lawsuit, you don’t want to put yourself in a scenario where you can lose more than you already have. Do your due-diligence up front and research their track-record early on.

Delaware Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police Blotter: October 15 to October 21

 

Reminder for the week: Safety on the C&D Canal Conservation Area

 

DOVER (Oct. 26, 2018) – To achieve public compliance with laws and regulations through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers between Oct. 15-21 made 4,070 contacts with hunters, anglers, boaters, and the general public, issuing five citations.  Officers responded to 39 complaints regarding possible violations of laws and regulations or requests to assist the public. An increased Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police presence continued at the C&D Canal Conservation Area and Michael N. Castle Trail.

Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police in the Community

Ommelanden Rifle and Pistol Range Opens

 

Expanded days and hours and ‘Free Sight-In Days’ also available at Ommelanden’s ranges 

NEW CASTLE (Oct. 26, 2018) – DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife announced today that repairs to the rifle and pistol range at the Ommelanden Hunter Education Training Center are complete, and the rifle and pistol range will reopen on Saturday, Oct. 27. Repairs to replace a damaged concrete floor, install a new drainage system, and install a new block wall and entryway are part of the Division’s ongoing renovation plan for the Ommelanden range complex.

Maryland Hunting: Turkey Season/Goose Blinds

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Fall Turkey Season Opens in Western Maryland

Hunting Available in Allegany, Garrett and Washington Counties

Photo by Lori Bramble

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced today that the fall turkey hunting season will open Oct. 27 and continue through Nov. 4 in Allegany, Garrett and Washington counties with a bag limit of one turkey per hunter.

The fall season was extended to include an additional day, Sunday, Nov. 4.