Deer hunters in Michigan required to have a big game license, and in some cases, may also need a species-specific license as well, notes the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Certain limited-license species also require an additional application, such as antlerless deer. All hunters should be aware of when deer season starts and stops each year, as hunting outside of those times can lead to fines or jail time.
Those wishing to apply for a hunting license for antlerless deer or another limited-license species must first enter a drawing, as there are only a small number of licenses allowed each year, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. If successful, the hunter can then purchase the license for that type of deer species. The application period for getting an antlerless deer license is typically mid July through mid August.
Deer hunters in Michigan are required to follow the hunting schedules. Actual dates vary from year to year, but in 2016, the dates for the Early Antlerless Deer Firearm and the Liberty Hunt is September 17 to 18. The Independence Hunt occurs between October 13 and 16, while the the archery dates are October 1 through November 14, and then again from December 1 through January 1.
For hunters using regular firearms, the deer hunting season is November 15 through 20. Muzzleloader hunts are separated into three different zones in Michigan and each starts on December 4, though their end times vary. The Late Antlerless Firearm dates are from December 21 to January 1 between 2015 and 2016.
"I'll always have a bad attitude about Donald Trump, and that's never going to change," he said. "My God, I have to apologise to the rest of the world about my president. All Harry actually said, because Trump was new, was to give [Trump] a chance. I think Harry's probably changed his mind by now — I certainly hope he has."
"This was a presentation to me to change my image, because for the last year photographs of me were always derogatory.... So, I thought this would be a nice way of improving my look. Well, obviously, that all went to hell," he said. "I feel bad about it, I apologise for it, and that's all I can do. That was a mistake."
Labels have the ability to influence our perceptions, but when they're appearing on packaged food, these terms can be misleading and confusing. The term “natural” remains undefined by the Food and Drug Administration. And, the health halo effect leads us to believe that certain labels, such as "certified organic," make a blanket statement about the food's healthfulness or calorie count — when, in reality, an organic cookie is still a cookie. But, labeling something as "gluten-free" should be pretty simple: It either contains gluten, or it doesn't, right?
Well, this label isn't as clear-cut as you might think. The FDA tried to clarify things by creating a uniform (and stricter) definition of what "gluten-free" means last August. It gave companies a year to comply with the new guidelines and began enforcing them last week.
Now, per the FDA requirement, to label a product as gluten-free, it must: be inherently gluten-free; not contain an ingredient that is a gluten-containing grain; not contain an ingredient derived from a gluten-containing grain that has not been processed to remove gluten; or, not contain an ingredient derived from a gluten-containing grain that has more than 20 parts per million of gluten.
Sounds like a big, glutinous mouthful of requirements. But, these stricter guidelines "will help people with celiac disease feel more confident in their food choices and help to prevent less flare-ups and damage to their small intestines, as well as other serious health conditions,” explains Samantha Lynch, MS, RD, CDN.
For more information about the new labeling requirements, check out the FDA’s Q&A. While a step in the right direction, the major flaw in this ruling is that it doesn’t require testing for the presence of gluten — either in a food item's ingredients or in the finished product. So, as Lynch reminds us, always be your own advocate and ask questions.
Key Verse: Verse 20 - “Thou knowest the commandments, Do not commit adultery, Do not kill, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Honour thy father and thy mother."
We are taught in Galatians 6:7 that we reap what we sow. The verse reads as follows, “Be not deceived; God is not mocked, for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” This is a simple fact of life, whether good or bad: whatever you plant in your garden, that is what you will harvest. The same principle applies to your relationship and attitude toward your parents. Today I would like for you to see with me what God says about honoring and disobeying your parents. Four simple points...
Honoring your parents produces a reward. Exodus 20:12, “Honor thy father and thy mother... (now notice the reward) that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee.” The key to living a long life is honoring your parents, but if you want to die young, live a life of dishonoring your parents. Absalom, the son of King David, would certainly be a great example of brevity of life because of the dishonoring of his father. (You can read the story in II Samuel 15.)
Dishonoring your parents classifies you as a reprobate. Now before you get upset with me, let me show you (Romans 1:28-30). The word reprobate means worthless, not just to God, but to society. Now I believe every one of you would agree with me that people such as fornicators, murderers, and inventors of evil things are a menace to our society. Well, so are those who are disobedient to their parents.
Honoring you parents reveals your righteousness. Ephesians 6:1, “Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right.” I am 60 years old and I have never known of a person who truly and sincerely obeyed their parents who wasn’t right in other areas of their life. Isaac would certainly be a good example of this principle. He certainly obeyed his parents, and as you read about his life from God’s Word, you find he was obedient with all who had authority over him, including God (Genesis 26:1-6).
Dishonoring of parents is revealing of the day in which we live. Read II Timothy 3:1-2. When our youth, as a whole, are disobedient to their parents, it reveals that we are living in the last days, that the Lord is coming soon – which raises the question, are you ready if the Lord should come today? Can you give me a Scriptural reason why you know you are saved and bound for Heaven?
My prayer for each of you is that you will live for God, honor your parents, and live a long, happy and prosperous life. May God bless you as you are a blessing to God.
David and Dianna Wyles → Count Your Blessings: Great meet yesterday! Praising God for his favor and blessings!!! Araya brought home 3 medals again and officially made it to state competition!! She is at this point ranked as 6th place all around in Northern California and ready for the next level ... moreGreat meet yesterday! Praising God for his favor and blessings!!! Araya brought home 3 medals again and officially made it to state competition!! She is at this point ranked as 6th place all around in Northern California and ready for the next level #LivingHerDream #SoProudGrandparents #DiscoTechInvitational2018RanchoCordova #NextStopStateCompetition #ShesOurChampion <3 less
Great meet yesterday! Praising God for his favor and blessings!!! Araya brought home 3 medals again and officially made it to state competition!! She is at this point ranked as 5th place all around in Northern California and ready for the next level (L)... moreGreat meet yesterday! Praising God for his favor and blessings!!! Araya brought home 3 medals again and officially made it to state competition!! She is at this point ranked as 5th place all around in Northern California and ready for the next level (L) #LivingHerDream #SoProudGrandparents #DiscoTechInvitational2018RanchoCordova #NextStopStateCompetition #ShesOurChampion