administration acted indecisively and waited too long, letting the balloon float across the continental u.s. for days. president biden says the military advised him there would be less danger to the public in shooting down the balloon once it got over the ocean. lawmakers are reacting sharply and along party lines. i want to start by doing something that i don t do very often, which is commending joe biden for actually having the guts to shoot this down. that was the right thing to do. that is absolutely what the president should have done. unfortunately he didn t do that until a week after it entered u.s. airspace. they re saying we should have shot down the balloon the minute we saw it. i would use two words in answering these gop criticisms. they are premature, and they are political. presidents have the ability to go before a camera, go before the nation and basically explain these things early on, and his failure to do so, i don t understand that. i don t understan
also based on impact. and when you have very large individuals moving at surprisingly fast speeds, you know, the resulting collision results in the release of a tremendous amount of kinetic energy. and although the nfl has, you know, gone to great lengths to try and change some of the rules to, you know, potentially make it safer, the fans come for these impacts. you know, the terminology in the sport, you know, revolves around hits. you know, commentators talk about defensive backs blowing up receivers to try and break up passes. so it is inherently a violent sport, and although rule changes and some equipment changes can make it safer, you can t make football safe. and the nfl acknowledges there was an increase in concussions. do you think it s possible that some of these injuries are just underreported? is the nfl doing enough? well, it s hard to know
Outdoornews
April 1, 2021
(Westchester County)
On March 11, ECOs Tompkins, Thibodeau, and Franz conducted a plainclothes fishing detail focused on anglers taking out-of-season striped bass. The officers patrolled George’s Island Park in the town of Cortlandt and Croton Landing Park in the village of Croton-on-Hudson. During the detail, the ECOs observed several anglers taking and keeping out-of-season fish. The ECOs issued 10 citations for violations including possessing out-of-season fish and fishing without a valid license. The officers seized 42 striped bass from violators and recovered 38 striped bass from large black garbage bags concealed in a nearby wooded area. Several fish were released back into the Hudson River to survive another day and the rest of the fish were donated to a local Wolf Conservation Center.
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