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Designed by renowned architect Claude Bragdon, Rochester's Third New York Central railroad station reflects one of the grandest and yet ultimately bleakest sagas in the history of the city.
Ambitiously conceived and decadently constructed during the 1910s, the third and final station built for Rochester by the Central line fell into steep decline. It was demolished in the 1960s, shortly after its 50th birthday.
In the early 20th century, trains were vital cogs in the national and regional economy — the main arteries of industrial-era shipping and transportation. The Rochester railroad alone loaded 700 freight cars per day in the 1910s, a decade that also witnessed a daily average of 58 trains departing from the city. This amount of heavy trafficking, in part, convinced the New York Central line that a modernized new station was worth building in Rochester.
The Third Central Station, located on Central Avenue between North Clinton and Joseph avenues, opened in January 1914. Erected roughly a block away from its predecessor, the Second Central Station on Central and St. Paul, rumors of the new depot had been circulating since the opening of the Court Street Lehigh Station in 1906.
Beyond wanting a new hub, Rochester's Progressive urban-planners envisioned redrawing the map of the downtown business community. Their original blueprints included joining the east and west halves of the city into a common market district centered around the river basin and falls.
They reasoned that a new station would not only anchor this plan, but also add to the grandeur of the city's growing skyline. Wrapped up in the "City Beautiful" movement, these municipal organizers believed that Rochester was entering its "Golden Age."
Secure in their faith in progress, reform-minded civic leaders looked forward to adding the railroad terminal alongside such other paragons of prosperity as the Kodak office tower, Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester Hotel, central YMCA, Eastman Dental Dispensary and Chamber of Commerce building (all built between 1900 and 1917).
New York Central executives had other ideas, however. Bypassing municipal wishes (George Eastman and the Chamber of Commerce both endorsed the so-called Wilgus Plan for a unified business corridor), intransigent company leaders opted to build the Third Station close to the Second without regard for local opinion.
If Rochesterians were initially offended by the snub, they did not remain so for long. The Third Central Station emerged as a work of art in steel, brick and tile. Intending the Rochester depot to become a flagship station on its line, New York Central invested $2 million in the project.
Architect Claude Bragdon of Rochester did not disappoint. The station, often considered his finest work, adhered to a railroad theme. Bragdon sketched five aligned tangential circles — symbols of the driving wheels of steam engine locomotion — and affixed them as the overarching pattern in the building's design. Brass and wooden spoked wheel ornaments adorned almost every fixture of the terminal.
Bragdon also designed an impressive central lobby for the station's interior. Its long, rectangular waiting area featured a five-centered arch ceiling, plenty of natural light and tiled wainscoting stretching 9 feet in height, all bookended with lavish ornamental structures at adjacent sides. As a crowning achievement, the vaulted ceiling supported (without the need for girders) one of the largest tile domes in the world.
Those who have living memory of the station in its heyday still recall the grand impression it made on those who passed through it. One former resident recorded that "the waiting room was sheer beauty in its grace, as well as a structural achievement of the time. A traveler arriving in the home city of George Eastman and his 'Kodak' knew he had indeed 'arrived.' That magnificent building was indeed Rochester."
The rise of automobiles and airlines in the middle 20th century signaled the death knell for the great age of trains. The Third Central Station proved no exception. Signs of decline were everywhere evident by the 1950s: the Central line cut back on services, combining and rearranging passenger and shipping schedules to save money. Maintenance budgets lagged far behind need.
The Rochester station — "begrimed by the soot of thousands of passing trains," in the words of one newspaper report — was suffering from disuse and disrepair. An entire concourse was roped off and closed, reportedly "to save mopping and dusting." Rather than keep up with annual heating bills of $115,000, the station simply removed its massive boilers from closed-off sections.
During the 1960s, many in Rochester began to refer to the derelict station — sold by the Central Line to private real estate investors in 1959 — as an "eyesore." Spurred on by the station's decay and the expensive prospects of rehabilitation, the building was razed in two separate phases.
Today the Amtrak station occupies the grounds of the former Third Central. Though functional, few would mistake the terminal for aesthetically charming.
Indeed, the loss of the Third Central Station, occurring before Rochester had a preservation ordinance on the books, remains painful today. Regretful ruminations on the Third Central Station began almost at once. The Democrat and Chronicle archives contain many such grieving letters to the editor, some from as early as the 1970s. One person mourned "a terrible end to a masterpiece" in a letter published in 1977. Another citizen sadly observed that "compared to the old New York Central Station, the new Amtrak station is liable to look like an outdoor telephone booth at Versailles."
Similar lamentations continue into the present. "You're not the only one who feels badly about the loss of this structure," Retrofitting Rochester contributor Bob Marcotte counseled one distraught Rochesterian who penned an emotional reminiscence about the station to the Democrat and Chronicle in May 2000.
Thinking back to the lost station, Marcotte entertained a wistful counter-factual alternative to its destruction. According to him, "(if) the Landmark Society could resurrect just one of the many Rochester buildings that have fallen to the wrecker's ball, this would unquestioningly be it."
Although such retroactive resurrections are, of course, impossible, there may nevertheless be a silver lining to the destruction of the Third Central Station. Its loss helped awaken Rochester to the need for greater historical conservation, for protecting and celebrating what's left of our material past.
Even where the preservation efforts on behalf of historical buildings aren't always successful, the fact that healthy debate occurs and a strong opposition exists is one enduring legacy of the Third Central.


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An international exhibition that's become an international incident
An international exhibition that's become an international incident
An exhibition of art in the Louvre has provoked fury in Germany for portraying the country as a dark and dangerous neighbour – has it ignored key movements deliberately, or is it all a matter of taste?
Above, a detail from Max Beckmann's The Hell of Birds. Photograph courtesy of the Louvre
The Louvre's spring exhibition, De l'Allemagne; German Thought and Painting 1800-1939 has generated so many ruffled feathers and bruised feelings that it is worth saying at the outset what is good about it.
A German newspaper lamented that the contemporary German artist Anselm Kiefer's monumental engraving on wood and collage on canvas "sets the tone for the rest of the exhibition" by reminding visitors of "Germany's bloody past". Yet Kiefer's work is a powerful evocation of the tragic pairing of countries that fought one another four times in two centuries, taking many tens of millions of people to their graves.
Kiefer's room, through which one must pass to enter and exit the exhibition, is black, white and grey. The Rhine, the border between France and Germany, surrounds one, along with the Atlantic Wall and the Maginot Line, vestiges of two World Wars. Black tree trunks rise from the banks of the Rhine, like the bars of a prison that traps, submerges and encloses the visitor in an inescapable past. A geometric prism floats across the scene, annotated with the word "Melancholia".
Kiefer was born in 1945 and has spent his life asking how the horror happened. He adds Satan to the Holy Trinity, thus transforming it into a quartet. Among the names of great German thinkers painted on the walls, Kiefer includes Paul Celan, the Romanian-born, German-speaking Jewish poet whose parents perished in the Holocaust, and who drowned himself in the Seine in 1970. "There are still songs to sing, above and beyond the history of men," are the hopeful words of Kiefer's homage to Celan.
The mood then shifts to the past, with Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein's iconic portrait of Goethe in the Roman Countryside (1787). The German Centre for the History of Art in Paris, one of the chief protagonists in the controversy over the exhibition, had wanted the great German poet, writer and thinker to be its focus. Goethe's watercolour studies of the spectrum of light and his paintings of plants are a delightful surprise, shown alongside strikingly similar works by Paul Klee, done more than a century later.
Max Beckmann's The Hell of Birds , painted in 1938, after the painter fled Nazi Germany for Amsterdam, closes the exhibition. A row of garish figures on the left raise their hands in Nazi salutes. A dark German eagle presides over the centre of the canvas, beneath the Nazi salute of a bird-like priestess with four breasts. A naked man lies prostrate on a table, his hands and feet bound, while a creature scores his back with a knife. Le Monde called Beckmann's painting "perhaps the only canvas of the century that could be hung next to Guernica and hold its own".
It is easy to see why the exhibition's German critics interpreted The Hell of Birds as an allegory for Nazi dictatorship; it is more difficult to understand why the Louvre's curators excused it as "a militant pacifist work, a work of resistance".
The exhibition of more than 200 works was meant to commemorate 50 years of Franco-German friendship since the Treaty of the Élysée. It will continue, under the patronage of President Francois Hollande and Chancellor Angela Merkel, until June 24th.
The world's most-visited museum strived for political correctness, all but ignoring the official, Nazi-approved art of the 1930s and dubiously portraying universalist humanism as the German artistic response to the horrors of the first World War. Among August Sander's striking 1930s photographs at the end of the show are two portraits, one a man, one a woman, entitled "persecuted". Were they Jewish? The Louvre doesn't tell us.
A sinister vision
The Louvre was "surprised and profoundly hurt . . . shocked by the openly Francophobe statements" in Die Zeit 's critique of the exhibition, wrote Henri Loyrette, the director of the Louvre,
in a four-page letter to the Hamburg daily. Accusations that the museum intended to convey a "sinister" vision of Germany were "totally unfounded", Loyrette continued. "We had no other ambition than to enable the French public to discover the richness, diversity and inventiveness of German painting from 1800 to 1939," he protested.
Yet the official notes, published by the museum, seem to confirm its German critics' chief grievance. The notion that nationalism was the driving force in German art permeates the exhibition. "While the Napoleonic occupation helped advance the cause of unity in this vein, providing the political underpinnings for the earliest stirring of the Romantic movement, the rise of Nazism, at the end of the period's chronological span, revealed the tragic dimension of this concept," the curators write.
The wings of the angel in Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld's Annunciation (1820) are gold, red and black, the colours of Germanic peoples since the Middle Ages. The museum calls Franz Pforr's Rudolph von Habsburg Enters Bâle (1808-1810) "a nationalist manifesto". Painted under Napoleonic occupation, Pforr's masterpiece shows the foundation of the Habsburg dynasty in 1273, but in 16th-century costume. Nostalgia for the 962-1806 Holy Roman Empire, when German-speaking peoples lived under unified rule, is a recurring theme in early 19th-century art.
A detail from Franz Pforr's Rudolph
The show includes six paintings of the Catholic cathedral of Cologne. After a lapse of centuries, Protestant Prussians completed the cathedral in 1880. It was then the tallest building in the world, and a symbol of a powerful and united Germany.
Natascha Marest, a German guide employed by several French museums, finds the Louvre's exhibition "superb". Yet she understands why a German who regards it superficially might be offended. "In my youth, in the 1970s and 1980s, all we watched were films about the Holocaust," she explains. "We never read Goethe. The myths of the Nibelungen were not taught. We were ashamed of our cultural heritage. When a German sees the Cologne cathedral and [Leo von Klenze's 1836 painting of] Valhalla in an exhibition, it may shock him; he may say, 'This is a nationalist interpretation of German art'."
The exhibition includes 20 paintings by Caspar David Friedrich, the master of the 19th-century Romantic landscape. Friedrich's Woman in the Morning Sun (1818) shows an elegantly clad woman facing the sunrise and is the signature painting of the exhibition. The spiritual, mystical Friedrich rejected Goethe's exhortations to paint according to scientific theories. "Close your physical eye to see first with the eye of your mind," Friedrich said.
Yet even Friedrich's syrupy landscapes are accused of nationalism. In Tree With Crows (1822), gnarled branches, freighted with birds of ill portent, are framed against a pastel sky. The tree grows from an ancient Druid tumulus, evoking the nation's origins and its capacity to survive.
During the wars against Napoleonic France, the Louvre notes, "the land takes on patriotic connotations; the feeling of nature an ideological dimension". Friedrich exalted the landscape – considered an inferior art form by the French – and made it quintessentially German.
A detail from Caspar David Friedrich's Friedrich's Woman in the Morning Sun. Photograph courtesy of the Louvre
The Louvre's logic
The title of the exhibition is taken from Germaine de Staël's De l'Allemagne (1813), which shaped French attitudes throughout the 19th century. One has only to read her chapter on fine art to understand the Louvre's approach: "Germans in general conceive of art better than they put it into practice," she began. Germany's best painters – Dürer , Cranach and Holbein – lived before the Reformation, de Staël wrote. Germany produced fine writers and musicians, she added, but not artists. The stereotype persists today.
Much of what is best in German art – the Brücke, Blaue Reiter and Bauhaus movements, for example – was left out of the exhibition on the grounds that these were international movements. Instead, many of the paintings on show are second-rate, a confirmation of the French view that Germans can't paint. And many are Austrian or Swiss, not German. Anselm Feuerbach's Lucretia Borgia (1864) is mannish and ugly. Arnold Böcklin's Frolicking Mermaids (1886) is kitsch.
Whatever the intention of the Louvre's curators, and despite the controversy they've ignited – or perhaps because of it – the exhibition is a success, drawing 3,400 visitors daily; 81 per cent more than the museum expected. "Our bet was that the French, like Madame de Staël in her time, harbour curiosity and fascination for Germany," says Henri Loyrette. For Germany, he concludes, is France's neighbour, "so close and yet so far away".
The German view: criticism belies exhibition's success
Critical reaction to the Louvre exhibition in Germany has ranged from polite applause to furious scorn. The Frankfurter Allgemeine and Die Zeit attacked the show for, in their eyes, following the controversial Sonderweg ("special path") narrative of German history – namely, that German history took a path separate to its neighbours that triggered an inevitable slide towards Hitler.
This impression, they suggested, is underlined by the exclusion of respected German art movements dubbed "degenerate" by the Nazis – such as the Secession, Bauhaus or Brücke. Both newspapers relate complaints from the German Centre for the History of Art in Paris. Although ostensibly a co-curator, it claims to have been excluded from the show's curation process.
"These restrictions are unusual in international academic circles, to put it mildly," says Andreas Beyer, the centre's director, in Die Zeit. When finally allowed into the Louvre the Germans told the FAZ they were "amazed and appalled" by a "visual history of an abysmal land . . . headed more or less straight for National Socialism".
"The accusation is that the Louvre took the material delivered by the German Centre and formed their own history of Germany that confirms all cliches of the romantic-strange, dangerous and dark neighbour," writes FAZ critic Niklas Maak.
He adds: "Whoever doesn't read the catalogue essays and only follows the show's signs gets the impression that the Germans, after a short period of fascination with the antique era, retreated to their forests and . . . went crazy around 1900 before emerging during National Socialism."
Die Zeit agrees, suggesting visitors should concentrate on the art and ignore the Louvre's attempt to impose an Apollonian- Dionysian dichotomy of order and chaos on German art. "To call the exhibition's concept an over-simplification would be a euphemism," it notes drily. Germany's best-selling quality daily, the Süddeutsche Zeitung, disagreed, praising the show for "not drawing a direct line from romanticism to National Socialism".
It points out that footage of Leni Riefenstahl's Olympia is juxtaposed with Billy Wilder's little-seen film Menschen am Sonntag, showing that 1930s German life was not one endless show of Aryan muscle. On Deutschlandradio Kultur, Prof Bénédicte Savoy, a French-born art historian based in Berlin, suggested the allergic reaction in some quarters suggested that "Germans don't like being liked. In Paris, the exhibition is a huge success," she said.
"Everyone's saying that their eyes have been opened and have got to know the more gentle Germans."
Derek Scally
via An international exhibition that's become an international incident – Art News | Headlines from the Art & Design World |The Irish Times – Fri, Apr 26, 2013.
via An international exhibition that's become an international incident – Art News | Headlines from the Art & Design World |The Irish Times – Fri, Apr 26, 2013.
Posted on April 27, 2013, in Uncategorized and tagged German, Germany, Holocaust, Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein, Louvre, Musée du Louvre, Nazi, Nazism. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.

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- Tricuspid Valve
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- Prevents the back flow of blood from the ventricle to the atrium when blood is pumped out of the ventricle.
Related valve problems include: Tricuspid atresia, Tricuspid regurgitation, Tricuspid stenosis
- Pulmonary Valve (or Pulmonic Valve)
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- Opens to allow blood to be pumped from the heart to the lungs (through the pulmonary artery) where it will receive oxygen.
Related valve problems include: Pulmonary valve stenosis, Pulmonary valve regurgitation
- Mitral Valve
- Closes off the upper left chamber (or left atrium) collecting the oxygen-rich blood coming in from the lungs.
- Opens to allow blood to pass from the upper left side to the lower left side (or from the left atrium to the left ventricle).
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Head impact contact points for restrained child occupants." Traffic Inj Prev. 2012;13(2):172-81."
Kinetics of the cervical spine in pediatric and adult volunteers during low speed frontal impacts." J Biomech. 2012;45(1):99-106."
Passive cervical spine flexion: the effect of age and gender." Clin Biomech (Bristol, Avon). 2012;27(4):326-33."
Pediatric providers' self-reported knowledge, practices, and attitudes about concussion." Pediatrics. 2012;130(6):1120-5."
Assessment of a three-point restraint system with a pre-tensioned lap belt and an inflatable, force-limited shoulder belt." Stapp Car Crash J. 2011;55:141-59."
Characteristics of Crashes Involving Injured Children in Side Impacts." International Journal of Crashworthiness. 2011;16(4):365-373."
Head injury causation scenarios for belted, rear-seated children in frontal impacts." Traffic Inj Prev. 2011;12(1):62-70."
Analysis of spinal motion and loads during frontal impacts. Comparison between PMHS and ATD." Ann Adv Automot Med. 2010;54:61-78."
Factors associated with clinically significant head injury in children involved in motor vehicle crashes." Traffic Inj Prev. 2010;11(6):600-5."
Incorporation of CPR Data into ATD Chest Impact Response Requirements." Ann Adv Automot Med. 2010;54:79-88."
Kinematic Comparison of Pediatric Human Volunteers and the Hybrid III 6-Year-Old Anthropomorphic Test Device." Ann Adv Automot Med. 2010;54:97-108."
Protection of children restrained in child safety seats in side impact crashes." J Trauma. 2010;69(4):913-23."
Abdominal injuries in belt-positioning booster seats." Ann Adv Automot Med. 2009;53:209-19."
Effectiveness of belt positioning booster seats: an updated assessment." Pediatrics. 2009;124(5):1281-6."
Expert clinical assessment of thorax stiffness of infants and children during chest compressions." Resuscitation. 2009;80(10):1187-91."
Front versus rear seat injury risk for child passengers: evaluation of newer model year vehicles." Traffic Inj Prev. 2009;10(3):297-301."
Making the most of the worst-case scenario: should belt-positioning booster seats be used in lap-belt-only seating positions?" Traffic Inj Prev. 2009;10(6):580-3."
Non-fatal and fatal crash injury risk for children in minivans compared with children in sport utility vehicles." Inj. Prev.. 2009;15(1):8-12."
Passenger compartment intrusion as a predictor of significant injury for children in motor vehicle crashes." J Trauma. 2009;66(2):504-7."
Pediatric abdominal injury patterns generated by lap belt loading." J Trauma. 2009;67(6):1278-83; discussion 1283."
Pediatric CPR quality monitoring: analysis of thoracic anthropometric data." Resuscitation. 2009;80(10):1137-41."
Injury risk for children in rear impacts: role of the front seat occupant." Ann Adv Automot Med. 2008;52:109-16."
Methods for determining pediatric thoracic force-deflection characteristics from cardiopulmonary resuscitation." Stapp Car Crash J. 2008;52:83-105."
Seating patterns and corresponding risk of injury among 0- to 3-year-old children in child safety seats." Pediatrics. 2008;121(5):e1342-7."
Car safety seats for children: rear facing for best protection." Inj. Prev.. 2007;13(6):398-402."


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Love. Pit bulls need plenty of attention and care. Are you willing to let your dog to live inside your home with your family and you? A pit bull that gets to live with his family is a happy pit bull. He will be able to understand your family's lifestyle alot better and adapt to human behaviors. A pit bull left living alone in the backyard for long periods of time can be a depressed or destructive dog. Do you have room in your schedule to give your dog quality time several times a day? A great aspect of the pit bull is the incredible loyalty they carry. Pit bulls can be excellent companions with the right care, socialization, and training.
Money. Can you afford the vet bills when your dog needs it's vaccinations updated? Will you have the money available when your dog gets injured or sick? Are you able to afford the food, toys, and your dog needs to live a happy and healthy lifestyle?
Exercise. If you don't plan on exercising your dog. A pit bull is the wrong dog for you. Pit bulls have alot of energy. If they don't get the proper exercise they can get fat and wreckless around your home. A well exercised pit bull is a happy pit bull.
Obedience training. Obedience training is a must for pit bulls. Be sure you and every member of your family is commited to properly train and socialize your dog. Because of the bad rep displayed by the media, you have to show and prove to everyone that pit bulls can be great dogs.
Laws, regulations, and restrictions. Beware of laws in your county. There are plenty of laws against pit bulls. In some cities pit bulls are banned and put to sleep. Even the nicest perfect family dogs are put to sleep. Some insurance companies won't insure your house if you own a pit bull.
Guard dogs. Pit bulls make sucky guard dogs. True pit bulls have been bred to not to attack humans. A person who is educated about the pit bull can easily break in to someone's home and steal all the valuables including the pit bull! It has been known that pit bull breeders buy dogs of other breeds: German Shepherds, Rottweilers, and other naturally protective dogs to guard their pit bull kennels. But just because a pit bull is not human aggressive doesn't mean you are not protected when your pit bull is around. When you or your family is threatened or attacked by anyone, your pit bull will defend you.
Be ready to handle the discriminations from the ignorant and unknowing who may assume the worst about you when they see you own a pit bull.
Research and learn more about the pit bull. Being knowledgeable of your breed will help you understand your dogs behaviors, helping you become a better and more responsible owner.
Do not buy a pit bull because you want to have that thugged out image or look cool. If that's your main reason you want this dog......Slap yourself!
Thinking about getting a pit bull???
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Welcome to the brand new phase 2 of Granite Dells Estates featuring a combination of panoramic views on a variety of custom homesites and pre-padded lots ready for immediate construction! Prices range from $104,000 - $175,000. Granite Dells Estates will feature a clubhouse with amenities. List agent must accompany to the property site until all streets and signage are installed.
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1. COOK garlic in dressing in large skillet on medium heat 1 min. Add chicken, 3/4 tsp. basil and pepper; cook 4 to 5 min. on each side or until chicken is done (165ºF).
2. ADD vegetables and remaining basil; cook 2 to 3 min. or until heated through, stirring occasionally.
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Snapfish now delivers to more of mainland Europe.
Choose from a wide range of personalised photo gifts, cards and prints on the website; create and order in English at www.snapfish.com or choose our local language sites; enter the overseas delivery address; pay with either credit card or PayPal, and you and your loved ones abroad can receive the order within days.
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You can tell the chipmunk from any other mammal by the two white and three dark racing stripes across the eyes on both sides of this small mammal's face. Look for a small sprightly ground squirrel about the size of an orange, with a small stocky and muscular body, a white underbelly and a furry tail. Chipmunks are fun to watch because they are always busily looking around, searching for food, or carrying food in their large cheek pouches to store somewhere for later. Look for this rodent's tell-tail scurrying - quick as a flash - low to the ground with their tail up and flickering like a flag. Don't confuse the chipmunk with the 13-lined ground squirrel. They are always alert and ready to take action from predators like hawks, owls, weasels, mink, red fox, cats and people.
Sometimes called "chipppie" or "chipping squirrel" because of its calls that are easy to recognize - listen for a low "chuck-chuck-chuck" or a higher pitched "chit-chit-chit-chit" when it is in danger or you are nearby.
In the winter, chipmunks partially hibernate, sometimes sleeping for weeks in November, but they also wake to eat or go leave the burrow and go outside.
Chipmunks often leave behind leftover piles of fruit pulp and pieces of shell from nuts they ate from nearby trees.
Did you know that Wisconsin has two different chipmunks? Click on their names to read more about each one.
This "big chipmunk" has a 5 ½-6 ½ inch body with a tail of 4 1/2 inches. It is larger than the Least chipmunk. The fur is a rusty brown color on the back and sides, with a white underbelly and necklace. The stripes on this chipmunk's sides and back stop at the rump. You'll find this critter living anywhere in Wisconsin with forests, brushy areas, and gardens. It likes rock piles & fences, and building foundations.
The eastern chipmunk lives in open hardwood forests, brushy or rocky areas, and yards. It eats mostly seeds, fruits and nuts of woody plants (acorns from oaks, samaras from maples, and a variety of berries). Sometimes it will eat insects like cicadas and grasshoppers, bird eggs, snails, small snakes, and garden bulbs.
When not scurrying around, it lives in underground burrows that may be short and simple, or very complex with many rooms for storage, sleeping, a dump, a latrine, and many hidden entrances. Some burrows even have a pantry that can store up to one half of a bushel of nuts and other food that can be carried in its cheeks! Have you ever heard the term "chipmunk cheeks?"
The females give birth to their litter of young midsummer, with four or five young. The babies are born hairless, blind and helpless.
Least chipmunks live in far northern Wisconsin in coniferous forest or mixed woodlands, forest edges, shorelines, and building foundations where there are brushy areas and fallen logs or rocks.
You'll have to look close to tell the least chipmunk from the Eastern one. It is smaller (body is 3 ½ - 4 ½ inches, tail is 3-4 ½ inches) and the stripes go down the back all the way down to the tail. Believe it or not, these critters are even more active and noisy than the eastern chipmunk! You'll have to look closely to see them, because they can throw their voices to sound like they are somewhere they are not.
During the summer months, the least chipmunk loves to eat insects (grasshoppers and their eggs, crickets, beetles, and larvae of moths and butterflies). The other half of the time, it eats seeds and fruits, including thin shelled nuts. It likes to store food in hollow logs or tree cavities.
In the summer, least chipmunks live in hollow tree stumps, an old woodpecker's hole, or among rocks. In winter, least chipmunks partially hibernate underground, but frequently come out to feed after November, especially on sunny nice days. Watch for them to become more active in March. They mate in the spring and females give birth to a litter of five or six young around May.
Chipmunks are pretty easy to see in Wisconsin and make for great wildlife watching!


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Nothing quite raises a car's appeal as much as drop - dead good looks and when it is echoed in the car interiors, it certainly becomes most stimulating. Many eminent auto brands scrupulously engineer their automobiles making them a marquee luxury brand with their aesthetically pleasing interiors and those contours and shades are exactly what give them a refreshing twist, which sets them apart from the prosaic.
Since the time of its genesis, the creators of G-Sport have strived to recapture the vibrancy of the past, integrate the sporty attitude of the present and promise the innovation of the future. Unquestionably uber-stylish and salacious, G-Sport is synonymous with well-crafted luxury and sporty good looks and certainly stands as the valedictorian among premium car interiors.


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Some things, you see and then you can just never unsee them. The images haunt you for the rest of your life.
This is one of those things.
The Pet Anti Breeding System -- otherwise known as a chastity belt for female dogs -- is "a new concept in Birth Control for Pets that specifically targets the external reproductive area of our four-legged friends," according to its sales site. (We'll just politely ignore the Random Capitalization.)
Off-beat news from NBC4.
So if you don't want to spay your pet for whatever reason, you can still suit them up with, um, "birth control." The system sells for $65-$95, depending on size and whether the pet will need to protect its show-quality coat. The site also sells Sani-T pads, although the less said about those, the better.
We'd like to argue that this system is patently unfair. Girl dogs must be chaste and respectable, while boy dogs can just run wild, cavorting with those girl dogs of loose morals who'll just breed with anyone who comes along? Tsk, tsk.
Maybe someday we'll live in a society where girl dogs and boy dogs can be treated equally. Until then... awwwwkward.


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A Cat Named Felix Arrives
I was in spring training for about a week, and the last time that I saw the PawSox play, Felix Doubront was Pawtucket's starting pitcher even though it appeared likely that he would open the season in Portland. On Thursday, after Doubront was promoted from Double-A, I asked PawSox manager Torey Lovullo what he remembered about that outing in Ft. Myers.
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"Fastball command down in the zone . . . good movement . . . the plane of his ball is angled downward . . . and a short breaking ball to both left-handed and right-handed batters," Lovullo said. "He's got great mound presence and for a 22-year-old, it's not always like that. A young kid has to build that type of stuff and he looks great when he steps on the mound."
Did Lovullo suspect in March that Doubront would eventually pitch for Pawtucket at some point this season?
"I was hoping that we would have him on April 8th (opening day). But obviously, as far as player development goes, they had a great plan and didn't want to rush him along. He told us by his performance that he was ready to move up. I think the team was 8-0 in the games that he started. He was keeping Portland in games and that's all that we ask. The numbers indicated that he was ready for this challenge."
In eight starts for the Sea Dogs, Doubront was 4-0 with a 2.51 ERA (43 IP, 39 H, 12 ER, 17 BB, 38 K). The lefty from Venezuela was told that he was being called-up after Portland's game on Tuesday night.
"I was keeping the pitching chart and when the game was over our pitching coach said, 'Don't go yet. We need you to stay for a few minutes.' Doubront said. "So they called me into the office and told me that I got promoted to Pawtucket. It's the next step toward getting to Boston so I'm really happy. It was my goal so I'm enjoying the moment. I'm going to do my best to get to the big leagues."
This winter, Felix was ranked as the #18 prospect in the Red Sox organization by Baseball America after going 8-6 with a 3.35 ERA for Portland last season. But he undoubtedly would have been ranked higher after spring training, as Doubront tossed 7 scoreless innings in 3 appearances (2 starts) for Boston.
"I've been pounding the strike zone," Doubront said. "I've been getting ahead in the count and throwing quality pitches. That's what I've been working on in my side sessions – pounding the zone with my fastball."
The fifth-year pro throws his fastball in the low 90's, and is also known for having an outstanding changeup.
"I was 16 years old when I signed with the Red Sox and I already had a good changeup." Doubront told me. "That was what I was recognized for when the scouts saw me. I've been working on it year after year and I feel like it's much better than it was six years ago. I can throw it with conviction whenever I want to, and it's a big pitch for me."
Doubront will make his Triple-A debut on Sunday at Durham. His first start at McCoy Stadium is likely to be on Saturday, May 29th.
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I have a marked parking spot at McCoy Stadium that I rarely use during games for the following reason: My windshield has been busted twice by foul balls that carried over the stadium roof.
Former PawSox broadcaster Dave Fleming – now part of the Giants radio crew – suffered similar misfortune last weekend in San Francisco.
After the San Diego Padres took batting practice at AT & T Park, pitcher Mats Latos tossed a ball into the stands. Unfortunately, the ball bounced off the concourse and landed in the player's parking lot where it smashed through the sun roof of Fleming's new Honda Civic.
"I've heard people are saying I threw it over the Coke bottle. That's not even close to true," Latos told the San Jose Mercury News. "Look, people are going to believe whatever they want to believe. If they send me a bill, I'll pay it. I'm sorry it happened and I'll be responsible for it. But I didn't know there was a parking lot back there. I wasn't trying to throw it out of the stadium."
According to published reports, the Giants plan to forward a repair bill to Latos.
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Torey Lovullo's second stop as a minor league manager was Kinston, NC of the Carolina League and one of the people he grew close to was a woman named Evelyn Kornegay. "Mama" as she was lovingly known, housed more than 150 Kinston Indians players over the years – including Victor Martinez – and was one of the team's biggest and most beloved fans.
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"It's hard to describe what she meant unless you've been in that community and seen the beauty of her heart," Lovullo said. "My first introduction to her was at a hot stove banquet in the off-season and she said, 'From now own you call me Mama. I take care of my boys and you're one of my boys now.' She had an uncanny knack for caring when she didn't need to and loving when she knew nothing else, and she was a special lady."
Mama Kornegay died last week of pancreatic cancer at the age of 81. A visitation will take place at Grainger Stadium on Friday night in Kinston. The funeral will be held on Saturday afternoon at United American Free Will Baptist Tabernacle and Lovullo hopes to attend.
"I have a very strong connection to her and I've stayed in touch with her over the years – just to tell her how I was doing and it was always nice to hear her say, 'I love you,' Lovullo said. "Now that we're going to be in Durham, we'll be an hour and a half from the funeral that day and I feel like I have to be there. Hopefully I can make it."
Here's a great story about Mama Kornegay written by mlb.com's Benjamin Hill.
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We've mentioned in recent weeks that PawSox outfielder Daniel Nava leaves a ticket for ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews on the player's pass list at every Pawtucket road game. Here's proof:
Erin has been busy competing in Dancing With The Stars and has advanced to the final three couples. Since the competition is nearly finished, perhaps she'll be able to take Nava up on his generous offer sometime soon.
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Bubba Bell singled in the 9th inning of Pawtucket's 8-1 loss in Norfork on Thursday to extend his hitting streak to 11 games.
He also signed a ball for a big fan named Ted after the game.
Since I mentioned Ted and posted this photo, he and the friends that I met outside the clubhouse are now required to check out my blog on a daily basis.
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The PawSox conclude their 4-game series in Norfolk on Friday at 7:15. I hope you'll join us for radio coverage beginning with the pre-game show at 7:00 on the PawSox radio network and pawsox.com.
I'd love to hear from you. The address is email@example.com.
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Indicative Rate * AU$145 to AU$250
Coachman's Inn Warwick is towns' luxury motel comprising of 29 well appointed units of differing configurations as well as two bedroom serviced apartments. The self contained two bedroom apartments, are aimed at those staying longer in their district with a minimum two night stay.
One of the many benefits of Coachman's Inn Warwick is that it is a two minute drive to the town centre, tourist attractions and all civil and commercial facilities. The Warwick hospital is less than a kilometre from the front door.
Conveniently situated at the cross roads to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, Coachman's Inn Warwick can assure a great nights' sleep in the acoustically designed suites.
Coachman's Inn Warwick is a family business and go the extra mile to proudly offer a high standard of service to ensure guests experience terrific hospitality, regardless of whether you are a guest of the Motel or a guest dining in the fully licensed bar and grill. Catering and private functions are a specialty.
Fully self-contained apartments, perfect for those who are visiting Warwick for a longer stay. Each two storey townhouse apartment consists of two bedrooms, one with a king bed the other with two single beds. There is also a sofa lounge and a mattress for sleeping a maximum of six people. A fully equipped kitchen is provided along with two separate toilets. Ideal for families, friends, wedding parties and more. A weekly rate is available by speaking with reception.
Two rooms geared for people with less mobility. One has a queen bed, and wheelchair friendly bathroom. The second room has a queen bed and a single bed also with wheel chair friendly bathroom.
Dual key suite comprising two rooms, each with their own bathroom, mini bar, tea making facilities, Austar, broadband. Ideal for those wanting to have separate sleeping quarters for parents and children or wedding parties. Weekend rates apply (Saturday night) AUD10 additional.
Comfortable suite with custom made timber furniture, queen bed and single bed, DVD player, broadband internet capability, separate writing desk, large walk-in shower, mini-bar and room service. Used as either a twin room or for family of three. Weekend tariff (Saturday night) please add an additional AUD10.
Comfortable suite with custom made timber furniture, queen bed, DVD player, broadband internet capability, separate writing desk, large walk-in shower, mini-bar and room service. Weekend tariff (Saturday night) please add an additional AUD15.
A room designed for families. Bedding is comprised a king bed, two singles and a trundle bed sleeping five comfortably. The bathroom has a full size spa bath, perfect for toddlers and babies, as well as a large walk in shower. Austar and minibar, as well as tea and coffee making facilities are included. Weekend tariff's (Saturday) apply - please add AUD10.
Large suite comprising King Bed, Austar, DVD player, broadband internet capability, separate writing desk, corner spa-bath and large walk-in shower, min-bar and room service. Weekend tariff (Saturday night) an additional AUD10 applies.
A room suitable for family sleeping a maximum of four adults. The bedding is comprised of a queen bed, single bed and a trundle. Austar and tea and coffee making facilities are included. A mini bar is also available. Weekend tariff applies (Saturday night) please add AUD10.
Note: Information on listed products and services are provided by the operator and were correct at the time of publishing. Rates are indicative based on the minimum and maximum available prices of products and services. Please visit the operator's website for further information. All prices quoted are in Australian dollars (AUD).


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Jonathan Street has officially released his version of a Complete API (for Complete.com) to grab traffic information for a particular site.
With the exception of a link from the homepage, which is apparently in the works, Compete has made good on the points I raised so it's time for me to fulfil my part of the deal and release a PHP5 wrapper for the compete API.
The wrapper is simple at this point, only containing only a few methods to make the connection with Complete.com, generate the query and pull out one of three bits of information (including the traffic).


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MatineeTickets.co.uk – the comprehensive guide to afternoon theatre performances
Attending a matinee show can be a guilty pleasure; taking some time out for yourself whilst others are working and leaving early enough to have the rest of the evening ahead of you. Within the Matinee Tickets site you can find information on the matinee performances for all West End musicals and plays, including weekend shows. There are also special matinee deals and discounts available – just click on a show to find out more.


text: Updated 2016 Namibia is a great place for travelers with Australian Dollars in their pockets this year to explore the wonders of Africa. And, it's not a country that all of your friends will have visited! Hence, we've added it to our Top 10 Value Destinations for Australian Dollar Travelers for 2016. Don't wait! With beaches, mountains and wildlife like you only see in the pages of National Geographic, Namibia has the makings of a practically perfect travel destination. On top of the beautiful scenery, Namibia outclasses many of its south African neighbors in terms of infrastructure and transportation. It all adds up to give Namibia a high "visitability" factor. Unfortunately, the comforts and conveniences that make Namibia an attractive destination for travelers are the same that have kept the country in debt and its people in poverty. The country uses more fuel than it can afford and unlike North American countries with similar problems, Namibia does not have the same credit line to extend to other countries. Start with Namibia Travel Facts.


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Large fish die-off at the mouth of the Mississippi
St. Bernard Parish authorities have reported a large fish kill at the mouth of the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, but state wildlife officials say it does not appear to be directly related to oil from the BP leak.
Randy Pausina, head fisheries biologist for the state, said Department of Wildlife and Fisheries workers are investigating the fish kill and that the initial conclusion is that it was caused by low levels of oxygen in the water.
The fish were found Sunday afternoon, floating near boom that had been deployed in the area to catch oil from the BP oil leak, and washed up on the shoreline, St. Bernard Parish government said in a news release.
"By our estimates there were thousands, and I'm talking about 5,000 to 15,000 dead fish. Different species were found dead including crabs, sting rays, eel, drum, speckled trout, red fish, you name it, included in that kill," St. Bernard Parish President Craig Taffaro said.
Video: Millions of Dead Fish … But Authorities Refuse to Test for Oil
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Publishing Perspectives
Global news on all things publishing, overviews of developments, markets, changes and opportunities. A great place to start.
The Writing Platform
Free online resource for all writers and poets emerging, established, not yet published, traditionally published and self-published who are looking for neutral information about writing in a digital age. Rescue remedy for technophobes. http://www.thewritingplatform.com/2013/07/maggie-gee-making-at-the-mix-conferece-2/
ALLi (The Alliance of Independent Authors)
A non-profit, global, collaborative, collective of self-publishing writers, with vast resources of information. Lots of first-hand experience and a powerful force for the publishing community. Publishes daily paper with up-to-the-second news. http://selfpublishingadvice.org/blog/how-to-edit-your-own-work-before-you-self-publish-your-book/
Jane Friedman
Outspoken, opinionated and extremely well informed, Jane shares her knowledge on writing, reading and publishing in the digital age. http://janefriedman.com/2013/09/27/publishers-author-websites/
David Gaughran
As well as being the chief source of self publisher tax information via this post, David hosts his own blog. Hands-on, rolled-up sleeves and exactly what an indie author needs to know. Solid, realistic, practical and indispensable advice. http://davidgaughran.wordpress.com/practicalities/
The Bookseller
British magazine containing the latest news from the publishing and bookselling worlds, in-depth analysis and features.
The Creative Penn
Joanna Penn shares her breadth of knowledge as an independent authorpreneur. Writing, publishing, marketing, speaking; she's got it all going on. http://www.thecreativepenn.com/2009/08/14/3-steps-to-start-author-platform-building/
Joel Friedlander
The Book Designer provides a wealth of information on How to Make a Book, from cover design to typography, blogging and common errors. http://www.thebookdesigner.com/2013/06/laura-duffy/
Emma Darwin
Emma's blog is a go-to site for all kinds of authors who care about their craft. She constantly encourages us to strive for better. http://emmadarwin.typepad.com/thisitchofwriting/2013/09/exercises-heroes-and-your-hat-check-girls-journey.html
Indie ReCon
This year's virtual conference for indie writers provided advice and intelligence on EVERYTHING. Next one coming up Feb 24-26, 2014. Lots of great material in the archives. http://www.indierecon.org/2013/02/top-10-tips-for-successful-self.html
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Check this out! I think it's pretty cool if you ask me.
Check this out! I think it's pretty cool if you ask me.
The more T.V I watch, the less I feel like my self.
My You Tube Videos below...
I've been following this with Wawhiker, not watched this latest one yet. Need to get my chores done and then I can kick back for ten and see how the first test went.
Yeah I've been following him also. His set up is super sweet. I have been lusting over a similar set up. The big hold back has been the lack of snow.
Wow! That is an incredible setup!
"Life is a Project!"
That is cool, haven't seen that tarp before. Wish we would get some cold weather around here to get some more time in with my smokehouse.
It is certainly a good reasonably lightweight setup he has. Although with it being nylon, extra care needs to be taken for spark control. I also noticed that the ends on this tent angle back towards the middle. His Blackbird just fit inside the tent.
Looking forward to his first actual trip report with this setup.
Good judgment comes from experience, and often experience comes from bad judgment. - Unknown
Great setup. Thanks for posting the link.
I looked at the MSR twin Brothers tent before deciding to go custom.
I wanted something a little longer.
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Not familiar with the MSR or the fella but he's happy with his new setup.
I'm trying to put together a lightweight setup where i can sit or lie in the hammock while the stove is going.Only part way there yet.
" The mind creates the abyss, the heart crosses it."
The measure of your life will not be in what you accumulate, but in what you give away. ~Wayne Dyer
Very nicely done, all.
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As the Holidays approach it can be very helpful to stock your home with everything you need to entertain at a moments notice. For me, that means having Puff Pastry in the freezer.
When I was catering I found it to be an irreplaceable ingredient that helped my business survive - I could make appetizers, dessert or breakfast in a pinch... that turned out beautifully! There is something about golden, puffed glistening pastry that impresses everyone.
The best part about Puff Pastry is that it is virtually fool-proof. Seriously. It is very hard to mess up. The recipes I've come to love merely enhance the already amazing flakey, buttery pastry. For more recipes besides the ones I've featured here, visit the Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry page for inspiration!
These are some of my favorite Puff Pastry recipes for the Holidays :
Pecan Cinnamon Rolls Recipe : Layers of Cinnamon and Brown Sugar in Flakey, Buttery Pastry topped with a Pecan Caramel Glaze... you won't believe how simple (and ah-mazing) these are! If you're having house guests for Thanksgiving or Christmas, baking these in the morning would be a great way to wake them up.
Caramelized Onion & Goat Cheese Tartlets : Anytime you say "goat cheese" or "caramelized onions" you hear "ooohs" and "ahhhs" - can you imagine the reaction when you put them together on puff pastry?
Pain Au Chocolat Recipe : The famed French pastry of a buttery croissant filled with oozing chocolate. Serve these in the morning, or after dinner with coffee - the not too sweet treat will be a welcome alternative to any heavy dessert. You can put them in the oven just as you are finishing dinner. In no time they will be ready to serve.
Baked Brie in Puff Pastry with Pecans & Apples : Always the biggest hit at my dinner parties! I love this combination of Caramelized Pecans, but you can add dried cranberries for a more "holiday" flavor.
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On a cold, sunny day on the treeless plains of north-central Montana, hunters close in on their prey. Several bison and their calves watch nervously as a pickup truck slowly circles them, a rifle pointed out of the passenger window. A shot rings out, and a few minutes later, a young bison calf plops down on the ground, grunting and squirming. The hunting party—a team of biologists—moves in, warily eyeing the larger bison, eager to get a blood sample and move away from the agitated creatures. Once they fill a giant plastic syringe, they give the calf a shot, and it stands up on wobbly legs and staggers back to the herd.
Welcome to the American Prairie Foundation preserve, the front lines of the efforts to save America's bison and restore a large swath of the North American Great Plains. The bison is often heralded as the nation's first and greatest conservation victory—in the last century the population grew from fewer than 1,000 to half a million—but the story is not that simple.
In the late 1990s, James Derr, a geneticist at Texas A&M, discovered that most of the roughly 500,000 bison in North America have a tiny amount of cattle DNA mixed into their genome—the consequence of ranchers crossbreeding bison and cattle a century ago. The revelation that all but 10,000 bison are hybrids shook the conservation community. In 2004, the American Prairie Foundation learned that their bison, which today number 45, are among the few that are pure. Others haven't been as lucky.
When Derr's discovery came to light, scientists realized that conservation efforts then underway wouldn't ensure the survival of genetically pure bison. Extinction is still a threat. Now conservationists like those in Montana are hunting bison in a benign but urgent sense because saving them goes hand in hand with saving the prairie, the world's least protected terrestrial ecosystem. So while the species was almost decimated by the Great Hunt, their survival depends on this Next Great Hunt.
Curt Freese, a researcher who has studied bison genetics, is head of the World Wildlife Fund's Northern Great Plains Program. Freese was instrumental in setting up the Foundation's preserve. Though the long-term consequences of hybridization are unknown, he says, "if you have a chance to maintain them as pure, it makes sense. Once the genes are in there, there's no getting them out."
Scientists say that only the purest bison—those most similar to the ones that made up the massive, rambling herds of yesterday—should be used to repopulate the Plains. (Though biologists are reluctant to use the word pure because genetic markers might be present at levels current technology can't detect, today's tests find some bison to have no cattle genes.) Maintaining the bison's genetic purity will help ensure the survival of the species and pave the way for the animals to reassume their historical ecological role.
These herds are critical to rehabilitating large, landscape-scale prairie habitat because other species rely on their grazing for survival. Cattle genes, which make up less than one percent of the genome of most affected bison herds, could influence a multitude of traits, including the bison's ability to resist disease, withstand cold weather, and migrate. The truth is no one knows what the effects of hybridization will be. But when it comes to the future of the bison, no one wants to be surprised.
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The idea of restoring the Great Plains surfaced two decades ago. In 1987, academics Frank and Deborah Popper argued that the best use of the region was turning it into a vast Buffalo Commons, bringing back the great bison herds that once swarmed the prairie. This, they said, would reestablish biodiversity and create a sustainable economy, attracting tourists and hunters.
The American Prairie Foundation is just one of the organizations working to reclaim the Plains. The Nature Conservancy, the World Wildlife Fund, Ted Turner, and the Popper's Great Plains Restoration Council, as well as state and federal agencies, have set aside vast acreages of grasslands in North America, especially in the northern Plains, and many are trying to bring back bison. "Of all the grasslands, the northern Great Plains stood out globally," Freese says. "It's one of the few places where most of the grassland hasn't been plowed, and the native prairie is fundamentally intact."
In 2004, the American Prairie Foundation, which is affiliated with the World Wildlife Fund, bought its first ranch near Malta, Montana; it now owns five. So far the group has blocked up more than 70,000 acres of deeded and leased land. The Foundation hopes to connect the acreage they control to protected federal land, creating a refuge of several million acres (larger than Yellowstone National Park). This contiguous stretch of land would allow bison to roam freely as they did in the days before the Great Hunt.
When settlers came to America's Great Plains, the grass was crawling with wildlife: bison, birds, antelope, deer, elk, wolves, grizzlies, prairie dogs. Bison, the most emblematic of prairie species, were present in numbers so great, they looked like a vast, brown inland ocean.
Bison are more than symbols of the Plains: They're a keystone species, critical to biodiversity. Herds of the wild, free-roaming animals mow the grass low in some places and leave it longer in others, benefiting a range of birds with different habitat needs. Prairie dogs follow the herds and graze the grass further to build elaborate, socially complex towns of thousands of individuals.
By digging and aerating the soil—and creating habitat for burrowing owls, snakes, and insects—prairie dogs extend the ecosystem underground. The creatures also fill most of the shelves in the Great Plains grocery—eagles, coyote, and swift fox hunt them. The highly endangered black-footed ferret depends on prairie dogs for shelter and food: the ferrets live in prairie dog burrows and attack them while they sleep. "We need to let the bison graze on the landscape to create these complexities, this mosaic of grazing intensity," says Freese.
Bison also helped shape the landscape and cycle nutrients throughout the ecosystem. For instance, the animals created wallows—saucer-like depressions—by rolling on the ground. "These became mini-wetlands and had a diversity of species within them," Freese says. When wild bison died, they became food for scavengers that then scattered a nitrogen-rich deposit, fertilizing the land and nurturing a diverse habitat.
Tens of millions of bison had been reduced to fewer than 1,000, and the species teetered on the precipice of extinction. About two dozen were hanging on in Yellowstone National Park, and another 250 survived in Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada.
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Today, many US bison are descendents of the original cattalo, which agencies and individuals used to restore herds across the country. As a result, the vast majority of bison have a smattering of cattle in the family tree. The few remnant populations of pure bison are scattered, from Ted Turner's Vermejo ranch in New Mexico to Wind Cave National Park, where the American Prairie Foundation's bison originated. But the extent of the phenomenon was unknown until efforts got underway to restore the Great Plains.
Bison testing, like that done on the American Prairie Foundation preserve, continues to yield surprising results. In September, DNA analysis conducted by Derr confirmed that the bison of California's Santa Catalina Island, long thought to be purer than those on the mainland because they have lived in isolation since the 1920s, are hybrids. A microscopic pinch of cattle genes might seem unimportant, but it could result in the extinction of the North American bison. Even if thousands of bison remain, if they all have a sprinkling of cattle genes, there would be no pure bison genome—they would become what biologists call "genomically extinct."
While some might argue that it's a question of semantics, the missing bison genes in the hybrids could have a real impact on the species. "You can't see any difference visually" between bison that have the cattle genes and those that don't, says Kyran Kunkel, a World Wildlife Fund biologist who works with the American Prairie Foundation. "But we don't know what the long-term ecological or biological impacts would be." Scientists do have a few guesses, though.
They know that crossbreeding has led to less fit animals, rather than the desired "hybrid vigor." The missing genes could affect the ability to digest certain plants or resist a disease, says Freese. "If cow genes became too common in the mitochondria of the cell, which affects metabolism, they could affect the adaptation to cold weather," said Freese.
Bison are threatened in other ways. Biologists say bison are in effect "ecologically extinct" because they no longer act in their former ecological role—migrating long distances, for example, or gathering in huge herds. That means that even if large numbers of the purest bison are restored to giant swaths of prairie, old behaviors might be absent, lost through generations. If restored bison don't roam in massive herds, nourishing the ecosystem, it could make the restoration of the Plains incomplete.
Dave Carter, executive director the National Bison Association, the trade group for people who raise bison, says that isn't so. "The ranchers I know don't want their animals to be docile. [The bison] are equipped to survive, and they want to keep them that way. They don't want them just to be meat wagons."
The Next Great Hunt—this time to save the bison species—is well underway. Across the country, biologists are testing bison and gaining a clearer understanding of which herds have polluted genomes. The challenges now involve separating hybridized bison from those with no detectable levels of cattle genes—and making sure they remain separate.
Isolation is the best way to assure purity, but it doesn't necessarily guarantee the bison genome will remain cattle-free. Yellowstone National Park has the largest of the near-pure herds, with more than 3,000 animals, an invaluable genetic reservoir. Officials there had a scare when a lone bull from a nearby bison ranch wandered into the park, mixing with the herd. They removed him from the population before he could pass on his heritage.
Now the American Prairie Foundation is working to ensure the bison and their offspring remain pure, as they are seed stock for what they hope will become a free-ranging herd tens of thousands strong. That massive herd may well one day roam the hundreds of thousands—or even millions—of acres the Foundation is buying and rehabilitating. It might be a pipe dream to think that the far-flung refuges currently being developed will connect, allowing the great herds to return. But scientists know the best bet for the future of the Plains lies in the tiniest of things—the genome of the purest bison.
Story by Jim Robbins. This article originally appeared in Plenty in January 2008.


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Taylor Swift Swears Off Dating After Publicized Love Life
Taylor Swift has reportedly sworn off dating for some time following the growing ridicule surrounding her drama-packed love life.
The Grammy award-winning singer, 23, recently ended her 65-day relationship with British singer Harry Styes which subsequently garnered ridicule from various critics, including actor Michael J Fox. Swift has been romantically linked to close to more than five Hollywood stars in the space of four years.
"She is embarrassed over how people are reacting to her and her relationships but honestly believes its been the guys fault every time," a source reportedly told HollywoodLife.
"She feels as though she really has to tread lightly and not date someone seriously for a while so people will forget her track record," the source continued.
Among Swift's list of conquests is political heir Conor Kennedy, singers John Mayer and Joe Jonas and actors Jake Gyllenhaal and Taylor Lautner.
Swift almost always pens her heartbreak in love songs in what appears to be a pattern immediately after each one of her break-ups. Despite only dating Styles, 18, for two months, the singer has reportedly conjured up enough material to write what could become her next hit single.
"Taylor writes music in the same way that other women chat to their friends on the phone. It's been how she deals with her emotions for most of her life," a source reportedly told The Sun. "Harry and Taylor only dated for a short time but there were very strong feelings, so it's been a tough comedown."
Immediately following Swift's split from Styles, Fox, 51, was asked whether he would support a relationship between the singer and his 23-year-old son, Sam.
"No. No ... Just back off!" Fox told New York magazine's Vulture blog. "I don't keep up with it all. But Taylor Swift writes songs about everybody she goes out with, right? What a way to build a career."
While the actor later revealed that he was joking around and meant no harm, his comments allegedly left Swift feeling humiliated.


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Well, we will all have to wait a little bit longer to see Gerard on the big screen in 2009. The Ugly Truth US release date has been moved from April 3 to July 24. Never fear though, this IS good news as the film has been given a "summer blockbuster" vote of confidence thanks to favorable early previews.
This information has been confirmed by GB.Net and appears on the front page of the official The Ugly Truth website (although the release date list has not yet been changed).
Check out what Gerry had to say about the evening and the year in film. Thanks to mjbooklady for the find!