Facebook is dabbling into dating soon. No, really. I’m a big proponent of social media outlets advancing, adopting, and testing features. I am, however, not keen on them thinking they have to cater to users for their romantic interests. Nope, nope, and NOPE! As the Wall Street Journal noted back in August, millennials are ditching …
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I was recently approached to go on a reporting trip to Puerto Rico on behalf of The Resurgent, so I naturally said “yes” when I got the opportunity. It’s interesting timing given the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria that befell the tiny island 1,000 miles from Miami, FL. Without revealing too much of what I’ll …
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Over the weekend, I had the pleasure of serving as a fishing instructor at the Virginia Beach edition of Raise Em Outdoors (REO) camp at LZ Grace Warrior Retreat. These 1-2 day outdoor camps put on by my friend Erin Crooks, who runs the 501(c)(3) organization. Prior to hosting one here in the Commonwealth of …
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New Jersey hunters will have fewer opportunities to harvest the elusive black bear (Ursus americanus) this fall. Governor Phil Murphy (D-NJ) signed an executive order on August 20th that would outright ban black bear hunting for the Fall 2018 season. This will specifically prohibit harvesting these apex predators on any public lands that fall under the purview of …
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Twitter is slowly but surely redeeming itself with its latest announcement: the return of the Twitter Chronological Timeline. Hooray! Like other social media platforms, Twitter changes its algorithm—sometimes to its and users’ detriment. Recently, Twitter would just show “Show the best Tweets first” to users. Here’s their methodology behind this display of tweets: Tweets you are …
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In EP3 of District of Conservation, I discussed the problem with the continued halting of the managed grizzly hunt in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, a Dept. of Interior memo that matches federal law with state wildlife management law, and three critical bills that passed in the House Committee on Natural Resources last week. Here’s …
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Have you wanted to improve your writing skills in the hopes of getting published? Are you wanting to improve your syntax and diction to sound more intelligent? Do you want to maximize your exposure as a writer? The key is reading—a lot. Writing is a skill that you’re born with, supposedly. For me, I wasn’t …
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Good morning, everyone! Thank you for the positive feedback on my new podcast, District of Conservation. I hope you’ve enjoyed the series so far! I will be bringing guests onto the podcast later this month or by mid-October. I have a lot going on now with client work and an upcoming vacation, so interviews will …
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In EP2 of District of Conservation, I discussed my Time Magazine interview experience. I also dedicated a good chunk of the episode to a brief discussion of the halt of the upcoming managed grizzly bear hunt in the Great Yellowstone Ecosystem and Department of Interior expanding hunting and fishing opportunities on 30 more National Wildlife …
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Did you catch the first episode of District of Conservation? If not, you can listen to it here or by clicking below: Here’s the gist of EP1: I preview what listeners can expect on the series I list my three goals for the podcast How urban residents can help turn the tide on lagging participation, …
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