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5 Feb 2024
#politics
GB News: Tory MP says ‘dire’ Church of England is COMPLICIT in facilitating bogus asylum claims
Tory MP Bob Seely criticizes the Church of England, alleging its involvement in fake asylum claims. Around 40 refugees on a barge in Dorset have started attending local churches, raising concerns about potential conversion to Christianity as a means to stay in the country. Seely argues that the Church is complicit in abusing the asylum system.
#society
Fox News: Oregon lawmakers focus on affordable housing, drug penalties, summer school
Oregon lawmakers are gathering to address homelessness, housing shortage, and the overhaul of drug decriminalization as overdose deaths rise. Bipartisan cooperation is encouraged after last year’s Republican walkout. Democrats aim to focus on housing, with a bill proposed to amend the state's land-use law to facilitate construction and increase the availability of affordable units. Governor Kotek also wants to expand funding for summer learning programs and address changes to the state's drug decriminalization law. Republicans want more severe penalties for drug possession and mandatory treatment. Lawmakers aim to avoid breakdowns and keep the focus on legislative business.
#economy
GB News: More than 350,000 Britons set to call in sick to work on National Sickie Day with younger people and women most likely
Today is National Sickie Day in the UK, where employees are most likely to call in sick. Reasons include post-Christmas blues, bad weather, and the first payday after Christmas. This phenomenon costs the economy £45m and has a reputational cost for businesses as well.
GB News: Boiler ‘tax’ forcing Britons to pay £120 more for missed heat pump installation targets set to be scrapped
The UK government is considering scrapping the "boiler tax" that would increase costs for homeowners in order to promote the installation of heat pumps. Ministers have accused boiler manufacturers of unfair price hikes. The government remains committed to installing 600,000 heat pumps annually by 2028.
#military
All Outdoor: POTD: A Slow Shooting Machine Gun - The Breda Model 30
During World War II, the Italian infantry used the Breda Model 30 light machine gun. Despite its rugged construction, it suffered from various issues including slow reloading, frequent jams, and extraction problems. Its combat effectiveness was comparable to rifles rather than reliable machine guns.
#history
All Outdoor: Curious Relics #082: Sub-Caliber of The 50s - Barrelette Shotgun Adapter
The Barrelette Shotgun Adapter was a 1950s accessory that allowed shotgun owners to participate in miniature trap shooting without buying a specialty gun. It consisted of three brass pieces and was designed for .22 birdshot shells. The adapter performed well at the range, but its practical applications are limited.
Fox News: UPenn faces criticism after burying the bones of 19 Black Philadelphians
The University of Pennsylvania laid to rest the remains of 19 Black Philadelphians, part of a collection of skulls used for racist scientific research promoting white supremacy. While the university claims to rectify past wrongs, some community members feel excluded from the process.
#crime
Fox News: Pennsylvania man sentenced to life in prison for 1991 cold case murder and arson
Robert Atkins has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 1991 murder of Joy Hibbs in Pennsylvania. Atkins was convicted of first-degree murder and two counts of arson after Hibbs' body was found in her home following an arson fire. The sentencing brings some closure to the victim's family after three decades of fighting for justice.
Fox News: Off-duty police officers in Nebraska fatally shoot 2 men
Two off-duty police officers in Omaha, Nebraska shot and killed two men in an SUV during a confrontation. Authorities are reviewing security video.
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: Best Fly Fishing Subscription Boxes [With Comparison Chart]
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Looking for the best fly fishing subscription boxes? The Fly Crate offers a variety of flies and gear at an affordable price, while Postfly's regular box is great for beginners. Smitty's Fly Boxes are curated for experienced fisherman, and Postfly's Saltwater Box is perfect for saltwater fly fishing. For those interested in fly tying, Postfly's Fly Tying Box provides all the materials and instructions you need. If you're after trout, The Fly Crate and Postfly's Guide Series Box are top choices. Postfly also offers boxes for warm water species and bass, while Simple Fishing's Elite Pike Box is perfect for pike fishing enthusiasts. For outdoor lovers, Timber Edge, Outdoor Essentials, and Nomadik offer curated boxes of outdoor gear.
Hiking & Fishing: Why Dogs Aren't Allowed in National Parks
Dogs aren't allowed in national parks due to potential disruption and damage to wildlife, the ecosystem, and other visitors. They can bother wildlife, damage vegetation, and spread disease. Additionally, they increase the amount of rescues needed, adding risk and expense. However, there are some pet-friendly national parks, such as Shenandoah and Acadia, with trails and campgrounds accessible to pets. Overall, it's important to check regulations before visiting a national park with a dog.
Hiking & Fishing: Ice Fishing Lake Winnipesaukee: Your Complete Guide
Lake Winnipesaukee is a popular destination for ice fishing during the winter months. However, it is important to be cautious on the ice and check ice conditions before going out. The lake is home to a variety of fish species, and there are rules and regulations in place for ice fishing.
#other
All Outdoor: Peter Blackwell: Art and Conservation Inspired by African Wildlife
Peter Blackwell, a Kenyan artist, showcases his talent and love for conservation through his stunning portrayals of African wildlife at a hunting event. His unique art maps, created on historic maps of Africa, bridge the gap between the tastes of safari hunters and their spouses, making them a sought-after choice for home decoration. Blackwell's innovative approach brings beauty and intrigue to the past, present, and future of wildlife conservation.
Field & Stream: Hundreds of Wisconsin Anglers Gather to Protest Potential Ban on Spearfishing for Lake Sturgeon
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering federal protections for lake sturgeon, a species of freshwater fish in the Great Lakes region. Anglers in Wisconsin support a bill to make sturgeon exempt from federal protections, citing cultural and economic impacts.