DON\’T FORGET TO REPORT DEER HARVEST

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The Pennsylvania Game Commission counts on hunters to provide information on the deer they harvest. And, to make reporting a deer harvest easier, the Game Commission reminds hunters that they can now file their harvest reports through the agency’s new online system.

 

To report a deer harvest online, go to the Game Commission’s website (www.pgc.state.pa.us), click on the blue box in the upper right-hand corner of the website, select \”Harvest Reporting,\” then click on the \”Start Here\” button at the bottom of the page, choose the method of validating license information, and click on the checkbox for the harvest tag being reported. A series of options will appear for a hunter to report a harvest. After filling in the harvest information, click on the \”Continue\” button to review the report and then hit the \”Submit\” button to complete the report. Failing to hit the \”Submit\” button will result in a harvest report not being completed.

 

\”Hunters may report one or more harvests in a single session,\” Roe said. \”Responses to all harvest questions are required.\”

 

Roe noted that hunters still have the option to file a harvest report postcard, which are included as tear-out sheets in the annual digest they received when they purchased their licenses.

 

\”We certainly are encouraging hunters to use the online reporting system, which will ensure that their harvest is recorded and save the Game Commission money on postage and data entry costs,\” Roe said. \”Either way, the more important point is that all hunters who harvest a deer report it to the agency.\”

 

 

via www.pgc.state.pa.us

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Fish & Boat Commission to Inspect Marcellus Shale Drilling Sites

Harrisburg, PA – Law enforcement officers and biologists with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) will begin conducting field inspections of active drilling sites for Marcellus Shale gas wells beginning next month, the agency announced today. 

\”Until now our agency has only reacted to those drilling sites where a problem resulted in material entering a waterway or wetlands,\” said Dr. Douglas Austen, PFBC executive director. \”We are now taking a proactive approach to identify possible problems at a drilling site and to work with the company to ensure necessary measures are in place to minimize the possibility of damaging nearby waterways.\” 

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WHEN EAST MEETS WEST: Food displays at Japanese restaurants in Japan.

Commentary by Hank F. Miller Jr.

Japan is very creative when it comes to presentation of food.Indeed, much time and effort goes into making food look good,you\’ll pay big bucks for it. \"6a00d8341bf7d953ef01156ff02a98970c-800wi\" Here are just some of the ways food is displayed in Japanese restaurants.

Stuff in the windows:

It starts with the plastic models of food in the front windows of restaurants so you can pick and choose your entree before you enter.Reportedly,these fake food replicas started appearing just after World War ll to help foreigners order food in Japanese restaurants.

I often marvel at the groups of Japanese people crowded in front of the restaurant windows pointing to plastic saying,\”Oishiso!\”(\”That looks delicious!\”) Unfortunately, employees often neglect to dust off the plastic models,so the food doesn\’t always look so \” oishii.\”When I first came to Japan,I dragged a waitress outside and pointed to the plastic tempura and ordered,\”Tempura,no dust please.\”

Stuff in the tank:

Some restaurants will offer a presentation of their food still in the aquarium. Nothing like bringing the sea inside the restaurant.I\’m glad they don\’t do that with beef. Can you imagine a small corral with some cows grazing in it in the middle of the restaurant?

But many people enjoy the aquarium as a visual appetizer.They also enjoy picking out their food while it\’s still alive. Many people like their fish so fresh it\’s still twitching on the plate when they eat it.I\’ve often wondered what exactly people are doing when they survey those fish in the tank. Asking if it has any last words?Getting some quotes?A restaurant near my house has an entire aquarium of sea slugs.How do you choose among sea slugs that all look exactly the same–like oversized pieces of lint from Godzilla\’s washing machine? The real test is knowing which sea slugs have a pulse. I mean, for the layman,it\’s very hard to tell if that sea slug is alive or whether it died two years ago. The taste give no indication either.

Stuff under glass:

If you\’re at a sushi bar, you\’ll see the raw filleted fish sitting on ice under the glass.

At this point,you\’ll have to distinguish the fish by the color of the flush.The types of fish will vary from pedestrian who enters the sushi bar,red-colored tuna and the mildly threatening orange salmon roe to things you might have previously considered non-food items,since you\’ve only seen them in Jacques Cousteau films. This would include the potentially poisonous blowfish with its translucent flesh. As a general rule,I advise you to not ask what things are before you eat them.Especially food suspiciously wrapped in seaweed and tied with an edible thing.I suspect inside is some of that furniture from the fish tank.

If you know this,you surely won\’t eat it. But then you\’ll miss out on the satisfaction of telling your friends later that you not only ate \” Charlie the Tuna,\”but also his sofa.

If you don\’t want to worry about pulses,blood types or surprise muscle twitches,I suggest ordering \”tempura,no dust .\” These fried vegetables are the Westerner\’s\”comfort food,\” named so because it is a comfort to see a familiar vegetable on the plate rather than an exotic\”nice white eyes staring at you.Most vegetables in tempura you\’ll recognize,and even those you don\’t you\’ll at least have seen them previously in the Encyclopedia Britannica.

If you\’re still not sure about Japanese food, you can become more familiar with it by simply watching the numerous cooking shows aired on TV in the States every day.

I assure you there is not one food prepared on TV that is not met with multiple squeals of delight and gasps of \”Oishii!\” \”Very delicious!\”

Warm Regards from Kitakyushu City, Japan.

Hank F. Miller Jr.

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Beverly Knaus, of the Fairview section of Camden; Services Thursday

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Twas the month before Christmas*

*When all through our land,* \"Nativity\"
*Not a Christian was praying*
*Nor taking a stand.*
*See the PC Police had taken away,*
*The reason for Christmas – no one could say.*

*The children were told by their schools not to sing,*
*About Shepherds and Wise Men and Angels and things.*
*It might hurt people\’s feelings, the teachers would say*
* December 25th is just a \’ Holiday \’.*

*Yet the shoppers were ready with cash, checks and credit*
*Pushing folks down to the floor just to get it!*
*CDs from Madonna, an X BOX, an I-pod*
*Something was changing, something quite odd!

*Retailers promoted Ramadan and Kwanzaa*
*In hopes to sell books by Franken & Fonda.*
*As Targets were hanging their trees upside down*
* At Lowe\’s the word Christmas – was no where to be found.*

*At K-Mart and Staples and Penny\’s and Sears*
*You won\’t hear the word Christmas; it won\’t touch your ears.*
*Inclusive, sensitive, Di-ver-si-ty*
*Are words that were used to intimidate me.*

*Now Daschle, Now Darden, Now Sharpton, Wolf Blitzen*
*On Boxer, on Rather, on Kerry, on Clinton !*
*At the top of the Senate, there arose such a clatter*
*To eliminate Jesus, in all public matter.*

*And we spoke not a word, as they took away our faith*
* Forbidden to speak of salvation and grace*
*The true Gift of Christmas was exchanged and discarded*
*The reason for the season, stopped before it started.*

*So as you celebrate \’Winter Break\’ under your \’Dream Tree\’*
*Sipping your Starbucks, listen to me.*
*Choose your words carefully, choose what you say*
*Shout MERRY CHRISTMAS , not Happy Holiday !*

Please, all Christians join together and wish everyone you meet during the holidays a MERRY CHRISTMAS
Christ is The Reason¢ for the Christ-mas Season!

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Ewa W.Kula of Camden City, age 54; Services Wednesday

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