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Counties Urged to Sever Ties With 'Rogue' Federal Wildlife Agency
Some divisions of Wildlife Services are hard to argue with, as for example its program to keep large birds away from airport runways. But the core of Wildlife Services' mission, the program that's attracted environmentalist ire, is its multi-million dollar program to kill native wildlife across the Western United States at the behest of the ranching and agricultural industries.
And in California, that program is receiving some blowback, as a group of environmental organizations is now formally asking Humboldt and Mendocino counties to join Sonoma and Marin counties to their south in cutting off contracts with the federal agency.
The groups are asking the counties' Boards of Supervisors to commit any future agreements with Wildlife Services to a full environmental review process under California state law.
Wildlife Services achieved intense notoriety in 2012 when contract employee Jamie Olsen posted a number of photos to his Facebook page which apparently showed him torturing a trapped coyote by setting his dogs on them. (I wrote about that episode here. Strong language advisory applies.) A few months later, Wildlife Services trapper Russell Files was accused of using leg hold traps to capture a dog belonging to his neighbor in Arizona.
According to a 2013 investigative reporting series by the Sacramento Bee's Tom Knudsen, Wildlife Services -- one of the most secretive of federal agencies not involved in national security matters -- has killed more than a million coyotes alone since 2000, and at least 50,000 animals that were not the intended targets of the traps the agency staff set out. Wildlife Services kills tens of thousands of native animals in California each year, using steel-jaw traps, wire snares, and body-crushing traps. Target animals generally include coyotes, bears, foxes, and mountain lions, but the traps injure and kill many non-target animals, including household pets and even people.
"California taxpayers may be shocked to know their dollars are funding a rogue agency that recklessly kills predators, endangered animals, and pets," said Stephen Wells, executive director of the Animal Legal Defense Fund, one of the groups signing the letters to Mendocino and Humboldt county officials. "We urge Mendocino and Humboldt to follow the example of counties that use more humane and more effective methods of predator control."
"Despite growing public outcry, calls for reform by members of Congress and an ongoing investigation by the Agriculture Department's inspector general, Wildlife Services poisoned, strangled, and shot more than two million native animals last year, an increase of almost 30 percent over the year before," said Tim Ream of the Center for Biological Diversity, another signer. "Taxpayers in Mendocino and Humboldt should follow the lead of Sonoma and Marin and stop the slaughter."
Since Marin County ended its agreement with Wildlife Services 14 years ago and embarked on a predator control program emphasizing non-lethal methods, say the groups, livestock losses to coyotes are down 62 percent, and the county saves two-thirds what it once paid Wildlife Services each year.
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Fisher's View- Cascais - The finale – devil take the hindmost
by Bob Fisher on 15 Aug 2011
Emirates Team New Zealand sails around the spectator fleet before the final fleet race of the America's Cup World Series in Cascais Portugal. 14/8/2011 Chris Cameron/ETNZ©
Bob Fisher, one of the worlds top international yachting journalists, and certainly the top writer on the America's Cup, is in Cascais, Portugal for the first round of the America's Cup World Series.
Bob is a multihuller from way back, having competed for Britain in the Little America's Cup and has been covering the America's Cup since 1967. After three rides on an AC45 on three consecutive days, he's developed a habit.
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Dear Diary – Day 10 The finale – devil take the hindmost - America's Cup World Series - Cascais, Portugal
We were pre-prepared for Plymouth this morning and treated to an introduction to the Facebook generation when ACTV supremo, Gary Lovejoy, described Plymouth Sound in football stadium-like terms. The Hoe, which is graced by Drake's statue close to the spot where he allegedly played bowls as the Spanish Armada sailed into the English Channel, became 'The Kop' or the 'Stretford Road end' of the pitch.
One could tell then that the perceived audience for ACTV was radically different from any that the America's Cup had generated in the past. But perhaps this is due to the heavy football background of many of the executive of ACEA. Successful on that field of pplay, they are expected to radicalise sailing coverage to attract audiences, while the Flintstones are forgotten.
And so to the so-called Super Sunday . . and the opportunity for Jimmy Spithill to demonstrate to the boss, Larry Ellison, how it should be done. Larry claimed the sixth man spot and Jimmy appeared to be ready to present the dainty dish to set before the king with a classic, well-timed run into the start to lead the fleet to the first mar and on down the run.
All looked set for Spithill to provide Larry Ellison with a double – the fleet race win to add to the match racing title he had scored on Saturday – particularly as he rounded the windward mark, at the halfway stage, with an 18 second lead. But as Jimmy headed to the starboard side of the run, Dean Barker and ETNZ headed for the port side, gybed and picked up a stronger breeze to go into the lead.
Terry Hutchinson in Artemis also managed to pass Spithill as he too was able to find a better slant of stronger breeze in the 5-9 knots of northerly breeze. The course available was fairly narrow, but this demonstrated the importance of constantly looking for the stronger breeze – the gradient across the course was not great but amplified by these exciting boats.
Catamaran racing is very different from any previous America's Cup racing, but it is interesting to see that it is the younger members of the 'old faces of AC racing' that are appearing at the front of the fleet. They are rapidly learning the craft of multihull racing. One or two more experienced multihullers, like Mitch Booth of the China Team, are having their moments, but the loss of two key members of his crew before the series started did not aid his effort.
The big surprise however has been the performance of Chris Draper and Team Korea. The British former 49er world champion and Olympic bronze medallist, who has plenty of experience in Extreme 40s, took this fleet by storm and was undoubtedly the most improved team at this first World Series regatta. The seventh in the final race belies the strength of this team that was fourth in the match racing.
The last race gave the Luca Devotti inspired Spanish Green Comm team and opportunity to prove its ability. Luca has been promising improvement all week and while there is no doubting the talent, its coordination was dubious, but today's fifth, just behind the two Oracle boats brought out all the old Devotti ebullience.
1983 Cup winner John Bertrand was sixth man aboard Emirates Team New Zealand – lucky devil. I wanted that seat.
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Driftwood Help
I was hoping someone would be able to answer a question? I have seversl pieces of driftwood that are from saltwater. How long would I need to soak them in freshwater, to leech the salt out of them. Would they then be safe for my freshwater aquarium. Basically is this possibale.
post #2 of 4 Old 10-31-2012, 04:35 PM
I would not use wood taken from salt water. The wood has soaked up that salty water and I don't know if it would ever release all of the salt. Depending upon the fish you have, and knowing what salt can do to soft water fish, I wouldn't risk it.
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Something we all need to remember: The fish you've acquired was quite happy not being owned by you, minding its own business. If youre going to take it under your wing then youre responsible for it. Every aspect of its life is under your control, from water quality and temperature to swimming space. [Nathan Hill in PFK]
post #3 of 4 Old 11-02-2012, 02:33 PM Thread Starter
I was afraid of that. I have several nice looking pieces collected from the beech. Kept telling my self it would be ok. At the the same time assumed it would not. Thank you for the response Byron. Better safe that sorry.
post #4 of 4 Old 11-02-2012, 10:09 PM
I have been doing a lot of research on aquariums and i Happen to have a friend who's father is a mountain man trapper. And honestly He has a few freshwater aquariums with driftwood. and he told me to look for a stream that will have beavers. look for an old abandon beaver dam. because the wood will have been saturated with years of water flow and erosion. they make the best driftwood. But keep in mind also that you don't want to pull the wood from the dam it's self. but from the outer part of the damn. the parts that get the most water flow or sun baked. also make sure their is no fresh wood on or in the dam. Because you will have a angry beaver... but if there is absolutly no fresh cut wood then your safe from the beaver and you can find the best driftwood that suites your needs and most beavers will not chew on soft trees unless they are saplings. (fairly young) So do research but also that would help find good and unique pieces. also one more thing Never take from a dam that is occupied because of federal law. always make sure the dam is old
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- Greece, which would just be some lazy Balkan/Island place nobody worried much about if it still had drachmas instead of Euros, erupted in terrible violence after grim new "austerity measures" were announced. People are going insane, basically — how else do you explain throwing gasoline bombs at a bank building, with your fellow humans inside, and killing three of them? Meanwhile, the entire global financial system is either overreacting to this Greek Tragedy or preparing for a lot more "Sovereign Debt Crisis" fun from Portugal, Spain, the UK, etc. So, congratulations to everyone for "surviving" the housing collapse and the credit crisis and the Global Recession, and do please enjoy the Sovereign Debt Crisis. [Economist/Reuters]
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Sam T's spoof on the White House is funny and scary at the same time!
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Had me till chapter 4, then it just kinda got boring, was fun for a bit though!
its a good game and all, i just dont really like the upgrade style and the controls are awkward for me...i guess thats just personal preference but its a good game. ill give you a 4/5
Cool Idea
I liked the game, but notes for future.
Most of us are right handed (about 90%) as such, your right hand should be thought based actions, like fire control, and left hand should be impulse based actions, like movement. OR let us switch it up in the menu based on our left/right handedness.
The game was cool otherwise.
Nice game.
As somebody said before: some sort of hitpoints / shild etc. would be nice. So its really frustrating to see all your Nanobeasts crash away.
Anyway ... this game reminds me of Parodius series (by Kanami 1994 for SNES etc.)
This game got the same upgrade system ... only that there where more BonusPowerups.
(and it was very cute and funny).
So in comparison to Parodius, your game got a loong way to go... (more and different nanobeasts with different weapon etc. ...)
Anyway ... i like your art style, your music was good too, your gameplay was okay, nice Char-Design (general / prof).
Bad points for: loosing soo many Nanobeasts (whenever i get killed), background was a bit lame (especially Stage 2), story wasn't new or very intersting - but funny.
So all in all 7 / 10, cause this game is nice and worthy to play.
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Friday: Something is going on in my throat, and I don't like it. I noticed the obstruction, to the right of the Adam's apple, a few weeks ago while re-reading John Diamond's book, C: Because Cowards Get Cancer Too, after he died.
Saturday: The psychosomatic explanation is too obvious and yet, in my mind's eye, I see a sentence from the obituary: "Norman first noticed his cancer in March 2001," it reads, "but, irony of ironies, mistakenly believed it was a psychosomatic reaction to the death from throat cancer of his friend John Diamond. It was this unwonted reticence about seeking medical advice, his doctor, Sarah Jarvis, suspects, that cost him his life."
Sunday: Sorely troubled night gives way to fractious morning. "You're not worrying about your throat again, surely," says Rebecca as she scrapes the seeds from her melon. "Don't tell me that's why you keep pushing that chopstick down your throat?" "Not at all," I tell her. "That's because I've mislaid half a Peking duck, and thought it might be in my throat."
She is rising from the table now. "And a bowl of hoi sin sauce," I continue, and am poised to mention the pancakes when the butter dish hits the floor and I head robotically for dustpan and brush.
Monday: One amazing thing about the human mind is that, when it comes to aping real symptoms of real illness, there is little it cannot do. My first serious health scare came at the age of 20 when, after being reminded that I was born with systolic murmur (a hole in the heart), I concluded that the organ was failing and needed replacement. I spent the next 12 months in torment, too petrified to see a doctor despite constant pain in the chest and left shoulder and numbness in the left arm. All classic cardiac symptoms, of course, like the oedema on my left ankle. Only when I began breakfasting on neat whisky did I go to my then GP Sonia Robinson at the Jackson's Lane surgery in Highgate. She listened to my heart, had me run up and down some stairs, declared me in perfect health and asked if I might consider talking to a therapist.
Within an hour the pain and numbness had vanished. A week later, the ankle swelling had gone too. I never did see that therapist.
Tuesday: The obstruction continues to come and go. It comes when I remember it, and goes when I forget. I am blissfully unaware of it, then I recall the blockage and am terrorised by the sensation of malignant cells pulsating away.
Wednesday: For the first time in months on my own account (I have been in touch regarding a boy of my acquaintance) I call the Grove clinic to learn that the first appointment is not until tomorrow at 5.30pm, and with an unfamiliar name. "This Dr Thompson," I ask the receptionist, "Where did he do his training? How long has he ... Hello??"
Thursday: I am inspecting the pictures of Mr Tony Blair's visit to the Grove when I am called to room 23. It is years since I saw a new doctor and I am keen not to alarm him when he asks after the problem.
"Oh, just a spot of throat cancer," I say. Dr Thompson, a friendly chap of much my own age and half the weight, seems startled. Why would I assume something so drastic, he inquires, instead of a sore throat or virus? It is my turn to look baffled.
He then examines the lymph nodes, none of which are enlarged, and looks down my throat, in which he sees nothing unusual. "The thing about this," he begins, "is that it's probably psychosomatic." I interrupt: "And what if it isn't?" He asks if I've ever considered that I might tend towards hypochondria. The theory has occurred, I reply. He asks me to return in 10 days if I'm still worried. As I head for the car, I swallow carefully and it's still there. Like General MacArthur and Mohammed Ali, it seems, I shall return.
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I have lots of candles, too. The big trees that would threaten
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Horsey personality changes?
I sold my mare about 3 weeks ago. My paso and her had been together for quite awhile. The mare was without a doubt dominate. I brought over the neighbors mare to keep my paso company for awhile. He is now the dominate horse. He's always been the puppy dog personality. Following me around and looking for loving. Lately he's been standing away from me. Running when I try to get near him. It's VERY out of character for him. I don't go out to just work him either. In fact he isn't getting worked all that often between the weather and my health. I go out every day to feed though. Usually give them a good rub after I throw dinner down.
Is this related to his change in status in the herd? Could it be something else? I'm rather discouraged.
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Not sure but there's a horse at my barn that has turned into a real jerk and the only change is he is forcing his way up in the herd so it's a possibility.
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good be that your horse is the top horse now
How bad would it be if I just had him alone? He'd have horses on both sides to talk with and cows in the back but no pasture mate? I know they are herd animals which is why I have the neighbors mare over. I just don't want him turning into an *******.
I'd say groundwork. The gelding at my barn seems to be taking his new position to mean he needs to challenge everything including people. But if that doesn't work I am not sure maybe an aggressive mare? Good luck though.
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He did try running me over this weekend which surprised me. It was feeding time and I ended up picking up the trash can I'd carried the hay in and smacking him in the arse with it because he wasn't behaving at all well.
Here I thought I sold the problem horse....
This is obviously about my inadequacies now.
Yeap he sounds just like this gelding. He got a pretty good bite on one of the boarders not his owner. He will chase people now so I'd fix this now before he gets worse
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Thanks! I will.
Good luck. I hope it all works out.
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"You have to shoot the Hunter Cycles cargo bike with those sick Randi Jo Bags!" I heard it over and over again yesterday. Rick is a more than capable frame builder, machinist and designer. The man has impeccable taste and ever the overly-quirky projects have such character that he really has developed a style, all his own. Case in point is this cargo bike. It features the same chain-tensioner system as the Bushmaster dirt tourer we looked at last year, as well as some clever problem solving in terms of steering and load capacity but the crowning detail of this project are the Randi Jo bags, complete with that crazy rabbit design!
Bananas. They're some of the healthiest fruits you can eat but their nutritional value goes up as they approach a nearly all brown skin. As a complex fruit, with an even more complex lifespan, Squid Bikes looked to their friend, the banana for an homage to paint their 'cross bike with. On display at the Gevenalle booth, this bike laid upon a bed of bananas, waiting, just waiting to be photographed. I still can't believe their bikes are all spray painted!
Can No22's bike offerings get any more dialed? The short answer is probably not, especially after their big unveil at NAHBS this year because right now, they're touting perfection. No matter how practical their other bikes might be, with super sleek lines on their road, cross, gravel and mountain frames, the Silver Wing track machine is straight up other-worldly…
Calfee's bikes are truthfully, some of the hardest to photograph. It's like my lights just liquify them and all I get are bright reflections, rendering these beautiful machines useless to post. This year, I tried something new however and the digital renderings of this Manta Pro road bike truly capture this bike's beauty. Look, Calfee makes damn usable art and these bikes are the most unique creations at NAHBS. They appear to be some ancient beast, laying dormant in chrysalis…
Adam Sklar brought some heat with him from Montana. Having just turned 16, he's the youngest builder at the show (just kidding, he's 22) but that didn't stop him from turning out some beautiful machines. As I sat in his booth looking at the mountain and fatbikes on display, I couldn't help but pick out the curved, swoopy-tubed 'cross or "all road" bike in the corner. Complete with Sycip-inspired quarter fork blade toppers and some slick Reynolds wheels, this puppy is ready to take on some Montana fire road action!
Paul Sadoff from Rock Lobster and Bruce Gordon from, well, Bruce Gordon Cycles brought a few more models of the Grinduro-unveiled brand Schnozola this year to NAHBS. A steel 'cross, an aluminum 'cross, a tourer and this fixed gear. Why build a fixed gear for NAHBS? Because Paul Sadoff wanted to!
Mitch from Map Biycles in Chico, California has always been one of my favorite builders. The dude just oozes a cool, confidence that always shows in his work. From customer builds to his own, Map never ceases to impress. Even when his bikes have digi camo on them. The Rambonneur has popped up on this site before, but it was nice seeing it in person for the first time…
Carl Strong makes beautifully-simple, understated bikes, void of any flashiness or ostentation and I've always been a fan. This disc road is a shining example of precision framebuilding.
In my opinion, Demon Frameworks is doing something few other builders achieve: a unique, almost signature lug pattern. You can spot his bikes a mile away thanks to those meticulously carved, almost buttress-inspired designs. This year at NAHBS, this nickel-plated road accompanied him and people couldn't get enough of it!
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What does Amalie mean?
Amalie [amalie] as a name for girls is of Latin origin, and the name Amalie means "rival, eager work; rival; laborious; eager". Amalie is a variant form of Amelia (Latin, Old German). Amalie is also a variant of Emily (Latin).
Amalie has 42 variants: Aemelia, Aemiley, Aemilia, Aemilie, Amalea, Amalee, Amalia▲, Amaliya, Amaly, Amalya, Amelie▲, Ameliya, Amelya, Amilia, Emalee, Emali, Emalia, Emalie, Emelea, Emeli, Emelia▲, Emelie, Emelly, Emila, Emilea, Emilee, Emiley, Emili, Emilia▲, Emilie▼, Emilley, Emillie, Emilly, Emmalee, Emmaleigh, Emmalie, Emmelee, Emmelie, Emmilee, Emmilie, Emmily and Emylee.
23 more alternative forms via Amelia, Emily: Amaleta, Amalija, Amalina, Amaline, Amalita, Amalyna, Amalyne, Amalyta, Amelina, Ameline, Amelita, Amelyne, Emaline, Emeline, Emiline, Emille, Emmaline▲, Emmie, Emmlee, Emyle, Mali, Malia and Millie.Creative forms:
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How popular is Amalie?
Amalie is an uncommonly occurring given name for women. Amalie is also an unusual last name for all people. (2000 U.S. Census)
Amalie entered the list in 1880-1889 and reached its top position of #1204 in the U.S. then, but is not ranked at the moment. (Top Baby Names, 2015)
Which version is better?with its source forms and related girl names. Popular variation forms of Amalie are Emily (#8 a year ago), Amelia (#12), Emilia (#145), Malia (#313), Millie (#477), Emilee (#585), Emelia (#592), Amelie (#641), Amalia (#828), Emilie (#867), Emmaline (#900), Emmalee (#970), Emmie (#1074), Amilia (#1564), Emalee (#1857), Emelie, Emmaleigh, Emaline, Emeline and Emili. Usage of these forms of Amalie reached its highest in the year 1998 (median #1446) and is almost as conventional today (#1087, down 12%). Emily has been the most popular choice, though Amelie has become popular as well, while Emilie is now somewhat dated.
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Amalie is pronounced similarly to Amahla, Amala, Amiliya, Amillia and Amilya. Other suggested similar names are Adalee, Adali, Adalia, Adalie, Adalin, Adaline▲, Adaliz, Adelie, Ailie, Aillie, Alie, Allie▲, Amable, Amadee, Amadia, Amahl, Amaia, Amal, Amalfey, Amalfi, Amalida, Amande, Amandie, Amani▲, Amari▲, Amaris▲, Amarit, Ambarlie (see Amberly), Amel, Amie▼, Amil, Amitie, Ammie, Analee, Analia▼, Analise, Anelie, Annalee▲, Annalie, Annelie, Anslie, Araxie, Arelie, Arlie, Ashlie▼, Atalee, Atalia, Atalie, Athalie, Attalie, Avalee, Azalia, Calie, Halie▼, Kalie, Lealie, Oralie, Talie and Thalie. These names tend to be more commonly used than Amalie.See names in meaning and etymology.


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Ashley Greene has been in relationships with Reeve Carney (2011 - 2012), Joe Jonas (2010 - 2011), Brock Kelly (2010), Chace Crawford (2007 - 2009) and Josh Henderson (2006).
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financial incentives created by drug compounding reimbursement policies of the
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) – combined with
inadequate Food and Drug Administration action – fostered the recent outbreak
of life-threatening fungal meningitis caused by tainted steroid injections.
CMS, through its inconsistent Medicare drug reimbursement policies concerning
compounded drugs and decisions allowing routine coverage for such drugs,
appears to have created inadvertent financial incentives that helped
large-scale production by compounding pharmacies to flourish.
May 23, 2013, Response letter from CMS
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