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Monday, July 30, 2007
On The Boats and On The Planes. . .
"Finally! As of yesterday, Jason and I are officially living in Forest Hills! The more time I spend in the neighborhood, the more I love it. I love every aspect of it. I love the neighborhood. I love our building. I love our apartment. I love my new roommate."
Just moved in to Forest Hills. Work at home on some days and don't have anything set up at my place yet. "Looking for a place that has free wifi. The closer to Ascan and QB, the better"
I haven't yet been to Metropolitan, but I've heard all about Eddie's and the other good stuff there. Can't wait to explore!
Friday, July 27, 2007
Pampas Argentinas Update
I was nervous about this place due to the gaudy signage, but it looks awesome inside. It's wide open and it looks like they ripped apart the ceiling between the first and second floor to and put in a sky light on the roof.
Whatever they did, it's completely airy and really inviting.
Another Atlas Park Bus Re-route
Townhouse Chronicles
For a structure to qualify as a landmark, it must be at least 30 years old and possess "a special historical or aesthetic interest or value as part of the development, heritage, or cultural characteristics of the city." And the Forest Hills houses "did not rise to the level of a historic district," said Lisi de Bourbon, a spokeswoman for the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Perlman goes on to refute that claim and backs it up with data. Great job everyone, let's hope it's not too late.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
August 23rd - Jazzstock Forest Hills!
Jazz Thursdays on Restaurant Row
Annette Aguilar and StringBeans were honored twice for selection as "Latin Ambassadors" by the U.S. State Department and the Kennedy Center. The ensembles CDs, Special Friends and No Cheap Dates have received extensive radio airplay and outstanding critical acclaim.
Thursday August 16thValery Ponomarev & Universal Language
http://www.valeryponomarev.com/ (sounds great)
Trumpet master Valery Ponomarev emerged on the international jazz scene when he defected from Russia to join the late great drummer Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers. Valery has gone on to record and perform with such top stars as drummer Max Roach, pianists Kenny Barron and Larry Willis, trombonist Curtis Fuller, saxophonists Benny Golson, Bobby Watson, Paquito D'Rivera and with the Lionel Hampton and Duke Ellington Orchestras.
As leader of his own group, Universal Language, Valery offers treasured Jazz classics from the "Great American Songbook". The ensemble features crowd-pleasing favorites by Cole Porter, Duke Ellington, George and Ira Gershwin, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, and McCoy Tyner. Universal Language audiences will enjoy Valery's own soulful original compositions as part of this great repertoire.
Valery Ponomarev has appeared on CNN, PBS, National Geographic Today and Japanese, Brazilian, and European television. He is also a top educator teaching at the New School in New York City, Long Island University and in master classes around the world.
Thursday August 23rdJack Jeffers and The New York Classics
Jack Jeffers, The New York Classics leader and a versatile tuba and bass trombone player has spent his career in big bands with some of the best including Count Basie, Maynard Ferguson, Dizzy Gillespie, Ray Charles and Clark Terry. The trademark low brass punch of the New York Classics knocks out audiences all over the Big Apple.
As a composer and arranger he melds Ellington elegance and bayou-funk, John Phillip Sousa, Harlem and the samba. Stereophile reviews state "They just don't come any cooler�the arrangements are fabulous�unbelievably dynamic with layer upon layer of sound".
Jeffers doesn't call his band Classics for nothing. You will recognize pieces such as Ellington's "Mood Indigo", Mingus's "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat", and Jobim's "Corcovado". Jazz performed by The Classics on a hot summer night couldn't get any cooler.
Forest Hills Real Estate Prices
"While everyone knows the Manhattan market continues to be strong, the boroughs outside Manhattan are bucking the trend in the rest of the country and seeing solid increases in home prices," REBNY president Steven Spinola said in the report.
Now it's possible that he put a little of his own spinola into his quote, but the fact is co-ops and condos are up in Queens from this report. Average square foot in the borough is $357.
No one can time the real estate market. If you're thinking of buying, Forest Hills is as good an investment as any. But do the math.
Let's say a nice 1 br in AQUA rents for $1800. Let's say the same 1br sells for $285k + 650 maintenance with a 50% tax break.
285K - down payment = 228k. 228 x 6 - $1367 mortgage. + 650 = $2017. Minus the tax break - say conservatively $400/month.
That's $1617 per month to own an apartment that costs $1800 to rent. I'd say now's a good a time as any to buy - a claim I don't think you could make in many other nice areas of NYC.
The trick is the down payment, I know. I just wish some of the co-ops around here would accept the fact that 57k is an unreasonable amount for a 1br shopper to save. 28k would be so much easier to reach. It took me much longer than I care to admit and the whole policy keeps younger people from moving in.
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Speaking of Food. . .
You'll learn that
- Martha's started in Hell's Kitchen in 1972 before later relocating to Astoria.
- The Forest Hills location is called a "huge success".
- They're planing five more locations.
Forest Hills Food in Blogs
From Gothamist on Danny Brown's:
ordered a special of homemade gnocchi with English peas topped with fresh ricotta and mint oil. We're usually skittish about ordering these potato dumplings, since we've had leaden versions on more than one occasion. Not only were Danny Brown's dumplings light, they were downright creamy. So much so that they almost had the same texture as the fresh ricotta.
From Food Mayhem on Peking Duck Forest:
The Peking Duck there is superb, from the flavor and texture of the duck skin to the house made wraps, to the friendly chef who carves your duck table side. Don't worry if you're a first timer, the chef also expertly makes each wrap for you with the right proportion of scallion, cucumber, duck and sauce. Just enjoy watching and then eating.
Gothamist takes the obligatory shots at Forest Hills, even though their creator is born and raised in New Jersey. And I haven't been to Peking Duck since East Ocean Palace opened, so maybe they got a new chef.
Anyway, good reviews. On a side note, I went to Portofino at the corner of Ascan and Queens Blvd last night. Just got a slice for my son. Why is that place so popular? Is the beer and wine free with dinner?
If you're in the area, walk the extra couple of blocks to The Family Restaurant. It's not perfect, but as boring Italian restaurants go, it's above the rest. And the service is excellent - and that counts for something.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
How About a Concert?
Whoever was responsible for booking that act should lose their job. I'm not exaggerating. First, there was no band. It was karaoke. Second, the performers looked like OTB rejects. The guys you see looking in the coin slots outside the Continental Avenue station.
Their shirts were dirty. They sang off key. They had to read the words from a monitor. It was completely unfit for public viewing. I couldn't believe it. We wanted to dance but the music was slow country ballads (though was billed as Rock and Roll). Complete embarrasment.
A beautiful night in Forest Park, in a really great bandshell. Under lights. With an open food station nearby. On a Friday. What a waste.
So my question is, would you make it to Forest Park if there were a real rock band playing? Judging from Billy C and Friends who have 4 Friday nights booked there this summer- it's not that hard to get a gig. So if we put together something - even a modern cover band - would you come out?
It's a great facility, but I honestly believe that the Forest Park staff put about as much effort in booking the acts as they do maintaining Flushing Meadows - none. So maybe they need a little help.
Friday, July 20, 2007
Better Get Going. . .
Forest Park Concert Series
Friday, Jul 20, 2007 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Queens
Rock - n - Roll with Billy C. and Friends
Location: Woodhaven Blvd. @ Forest Park Drive
No word if Billy C. is Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins.
DB's Hiring
Reply to: email@example.com: 2007-07-19, 10:30PM EDTWine Bar & Kitchen on Metropolitan Ave in Forest Hills seeking experienced, outgoing servers. Must be available to work weekday & weekend afternoon/evening shifts. Please send resumes in the body of your email or attached as MS Word documents only.
How Would You Get To. . .
So, shall we play a game? How would you get to - a game that highlights the many transportation options of Forest Hills. Post in the comments how you would get there.
First Landmark:
Let's start with a biggie. The Empire State Building.
Conditions: Raining but not pouring, 8:30am weekend. 55 degrees. Starting point - Natural Market.
Thursday, July 19, 2007
We're Not Worthy
Congestion Pricing is Dead - Long Live Congestion Pricing
So even though the majority of New York City residents are against it. Even though our legislators are against it, it's going to happen.
Oh, I'm sorry - a commission will study it first then they'll vote. That commission has about the same legitimacy as Satriale's Meat Market. It's a board of puppets that will do anything their leader (Bloomy) tells them to.
Katz, Hevesi, and Weiner - please do the right thing for Forest Hills and make the Congestion zone citywide. Or at least protect us from becoming a great big park n' ride. We don't want the cars any more than Manhattan does and we have just as much traffic. Most of us don't drive to work, why should we become a parking lot for those who do?
Want proof? The "Early Bird" rate at the garage next to the Midway is $12. The early bird rate next to my office in Manhattan is $15. A little more, but hardly worth all the bullshit we've been hearing for the last four months.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
The Wednesday Chef Cooks Up Some FoHi Stew
If you can get by the annoying gimmicky substitution of the word 'heart' for 'love' in the title, there are some good comments (40 of them) about the move.
Bonnelle to Newcomers. . .Bake This
Haven't been to Martha's in a while but it I've heard the good food is being offset by the bitchy/confusing service. However, I have heard the cupcakes are good.
The Townhouse Rolls
Self Absorbed Blogger Prefers the Hills. . .
We went to visit Lissy's BFF from college Michelle. She lives in Forest Hills (in Queens). It's really cute where she lives. It's city-ish, but nice & clean.
Then we went to the boardwalk and Coney Island. The boardwalk is all decrepit...we felt like we were going to fall through the slats. We went into the city on Friday. On the subway. With broken air conditioning. Gross. So...we get into New York City & Lissy is like "Do you love it?" And I say "It's just like San Francisco...but dirty. With rude people. Yuck."
Congestion Pricing Fails – Nice.
I've been against this from the beginning. Why?
- There is no more traffic in Manhattan than anywhere else in the city. The plan will only make things worse for the 7.2 million who live outside the zone while benefiting the 800k inside.
Forest Hills and other transit hubs would become parking lots.
If it works and people don't drive into Manhattan, no money is raised. The only chance we have at raising money is if people drive, thus NOT reducing pollution.
The subways are at capacity.
If buses are so great, why are will building a 2nd Ave subway.
If Manhattan were serious about congestion, they would mandate cabs be spread out among the boroughs.
The estimated $13 billion in losses that traffic causes was estimated at $4 billion just a few years ago by the same group. Even though traffic has gone down in that period. How can you trust those numbers?
The money raised would just go to running the complex plan, just like London.
People who pay city taxes, should not be charged to enter parts of that city. Make the damn thing citywide or eliminate the city Personal Income Tax.
I don't like bike riding 25 year olds from Michigan (who are never wrong about anything ever) telling me that forcing cars from their neighborhood into mine is actually good for my family.
As I said in my letters to my representatives when Bloomberg first hinted at the plan, I can't imagine a more divisive and hostile program. And, I was right as the hostility towards everyone against the plan, WHO JUST WANT THE SAME CLEAN AIR FOR THIEIR KIDS AS MANHATTANITES, was vicious.
The best part was when they asked "Well what's your plan?" My plan for fixing traffic in your area? I don't know, what's your plan for fixing my bathroom faucet?
The traffic in Manhattan is no worse than other parts of the city and this would just make it worse. Work on ticketing double parked cars before you ruin neighborhoods. Thank you legislators for showing the real courage and defeating this unfair proposal.
Monday, July 16, 2007
Pampas Argentinas
Maybe that new 7-11 will be busy at 4am after all.
Weekend Update
I'll say this - it seems like people's biggest problem with Forest Hills is with some of the people (zipperheads, weekenders, etc). Well, that's the most easily changeable aspect of a neighborhood. If you told me the schools were shit. If you told me it's impossible to get to Manhattan. If you told me there was a ton of crime. Then I'd be worried. But if it were already flooded with people like you, then you wouldn't be able to afford it.
Anyway, at Nick's on Saturday Night they were blasting "Gone Daddy Gone" by the Violent Femmes and it was packed with the very cool looking people. Then, during a walk after dinner, the Church in the Gardens played "Morning Has Broken" by Cat Stevens on its church bells. It sounded amazing.
Earlier, we had driven to Jones Beach, come home and took the 12-minute LIRR to the A to the Museum of Natural History. So overall it was a pretty good day and one I don't know you could replicate anywhere other than Forest Hills.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Can't Keep Up With Metropolitan
A few stores east of Continental is "Pampas Argentina" an Argentina Steakhouse. Also "My Kitchen" at Ascan/Metropolitan looks to be finished. It does have an outside seating.
Also, the word came out that Trader Joe's is delayed again until close to the end of the year.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Forest Hills Coming Back!!!
"Here is a preview of the Adidas Spring and Summer 2008 collection. The collection includes the Tobacco Vintage Lux, Training 72, Olympia, Advantage, Gazelle Vintage Lux, Marathon Vintage, Forest Hills Vintage, Grand Slam Vintage, SL76 Olympics, Munich/Munchen Olympics, and the ZX500 Olympics."
No word on a release date."
Medicare Scam Facility Gets High Marks In Queens Chronicle
"The physicians at HealthMakers in Forest Hills have a singular goal for every person who walks through their clinic's door: relieve pain so that their patients can lead the healthiest and happiest lives possible."
Actualy, it has a few goals. A) Relieve pain of their patients. B) Have patients drive their Escalades out of the parking lot and do an immediate u-turns blocking traffic only to double park and get a vanilla latte with six sugars. C) Have employees' boyfriends blast bad club music from Maxima's while waiting for their girlfriends to get off work. D) Make sure all patients park on the sidewalk. E) Make sure all patients have a good workman's comp plan, and have them practice their limps at home.
Restaurant That We've All Seen, But Never Been To For Sale
Forest HIlls Bikes Towed
"This week in Forest Hills, Queens, witnesses observed the Parks Enforcement Patrol cutting chains and hauling off bikes illegally locked to city trees near Continental Ave. and Austin St."
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Daily News Picks Up Townhouse Story
Perlman and others seek a historic district that would protect the row houses' red brick and limestone facades, gargoyles and stained glass windows.
Monday, July 9, 2007
Park Slope's Favorite Topic - Itself
I moved here for the Sesame Street feel: the romantic brownstones with swarms of children playing on stoops, and Prospect Park, verdant and peaceful, just up the road. It's a neighborhood where old ladies go to "the beauty parlor" and restaurants have outdoor seating like cafes on the Champs-Élysées.
She met a Shaman along the way. . .
Her son was several months older than mine, and when I said goodbye, she knowingly told me: "They get to be so much more fun. Just you wait."
I wanted to ask her for her number to hang out again, but I felt shy about it. But knowing Park Slope, I'll probably see her again, and she'll remember me.
And the clincher:
"Living here I do feel as if I won the lottery. Mostly, people are really friendly — the kind of friendliness you encounter only in a small country village, or in Australia.
In other words, I'm much better than you because A) I live in Park Slope and B) I've been to Australia and please ask me about it.
Reading through it, you'll be psyched you live in Forest Hills - land of just a bit of welcome self-deprecation.
Nice Apartment Available
This apartment is in one of the only rental buildings in AQUA. It's 110-20 73rd Rd - right in the middle of a great block. $1700 for a 1br and there's no fee.
Post in the comments if you go after it.
Friday, July 6, 2007
Whatever it will be, it will be better than that chopshop it's replacing.
Premises: 102-06 METROPOLITAN AVENUE QUEENS
BIN: 4095330 Block: 3900 Lot: 1
Job No: 402622649
Job Type: NB - NEW BUILDING
Playground 101
NY Times on WSTC
Photo is from the Times.
What is the Nicest Section of Forest Hills?
Over on the QueensCentral.com boards, AJ023 makes this bold claim "The nicest section of Forest Hills is the section by Gerard and Parker Towers." True? You decide. Here's the catch, it can't be where you live.
My answer is 68th and Juno.
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Body and Sole - Now With Funky Painting in Window
Anyway, the sayings are kind of hip looking and cryptic - and it's fun to see them change. It shows the store has a sense of hip style - much better than the typical "Everything Must Go" factory produced signs further down Austin.
I hope the store is doing okay.
Kew Forest Hardware Building Purchased
The purchaser was a doctor who currently has an office on 108th and 70th Rd (the heart of the northside of FoHi). I feel funny giving the name out, but you can go to the NYC.gov site and look it up (that's where I got it).
The building was bought in April 2006 and has been vacant since. I have no idea if the good doctor bought it to put up his own medical building or as a real estate investment.
There have been no applications to the buildings department to alter the building, but it's basically a hardware shed so I imagine no matter what his plans are, he's tearing it down.
More On the Vendors
Choice quotes: "It just doesn't seem fair that for a small amount of money, a merchant can just park there and block the flow of their business," said Leslie Brown, president of the Forest Hills Chamber of Commerce.
Joe Ghafoori helps manage his cousin's halal meat stand near a Bank of America branch. He said shutting down the business, which specializes in grilled chicken and lamb gyros, would hurt his family. "If they lose this, they have nothing," he said. "That's it. That's their whole life."
Hard to believe that if the push cart - which opened a few weeks ago - has to move a few blocks, Joe Ghafoori's whole life is ruined as is his family's. But then again, last week we had a guy who wanted to expand his attached two-family house to accomodate a kindergarten/temple/water fall/day-care center for Bukharian Jews, but whose real purpose was to honor the 9/11 heroes because after the attack he went into a two-year deep depression - so I guess hyperbole is part of the American Dream.
You know how I feel - I have no problem with the vendors. But the comments from previous posts are skewing about 70-30 against, so it looks like they're gone. Hooray - Boston Chicken and stale danish from nasty cashiers for all!!!
But hey, we cannot disrespect the sidewalk that houses Value Depot and Game Stop.
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Warm Up Your Simcha!
Opening for Aish, is Yitz the Great (not kidding). A magician specializing in balloon tricks.
Not sure when Forest Hills became the Catskills circa 1974, but the band's website does have American pop music clips (In the Mood) and they do sound good.
See you there.


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For Sale: 1986 V17 Tournament Bass Tracker boat, with a 50 horse Mercury motor, and a Mankota trolling moter, livewell, and anchor, call evenings at 308-636-8355.
March 22, 2017
For Sale: 2006 Jayco Jay Feather camper, 23' long, sleeps 7, asking $5,000, call 308-520-4571. Give Away: Good dining table, great craft table. Call or text 308-870-5486.
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Looking For: Small grass square bales for cattle. Call or text 4027640372 leave a message if no answer.
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Found: Construction level, found near Dave Davis Auction, if you can identify, you can claim it at KBBN.
Lost: Puppy, black & tan terrier near Dollar General, call 870-0147 or 880-1060.
Looking For: Any Legos for my son. We will take any kind of little small Legos and figurines for them. Also, looking for a basket that hangs on a bike or something that I can use to carry groceries, please email esther at email@example.com.
March 16, 2017
For Sale: Walk in tub, approx a year old, call 308-539-4853 after 5pm. Looking For: Used cattle panels or gates of any length or size, call after 5pm, at 402-469-3561.
For Sale: 2 tickets to "The spin stops here" tour, main floor, at the Century Link in Omaha, section H, Row 8, Seats 8&9, Fri 3/24, at 8pm, call 870-0420. The seats are very good. Looking For: Beef 1/4 or 1/2, and prefer it to be butchered by Merna Pack, text 870-1812.
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Looking For: Leghorn hens, 5-10, call 880-1141.
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Looking For: Metal or well built nesting boxes for laying hens, prefer metal but would consider any, call 872-6326.
For Sale: Cream, call 880-1141.
March 14, 2017
Give Away: Ice Cream Buckets, call 308-212-0063. For Sale: 1952 Farmall Super C with 7' Kosch belly mower. In good shape and ready to go, asking $2200. Can deliver. For more info call Vic at 308-458-2858. Can email pix.
March 13, 2017
For Sale: Cowboy wood piece shadow art. 308-240-9856
For Sale: Prom dresses that could be used for parties. Lavender size 6, lavender 11-12, Black 7-8, Navy Blue 9-10. 848-2836
For Sale: Craftsman 10 inch table saw $100, Whirlpool under counter dishwasher (works well) replaced due to kitchen remodel $20, Text or call 308-870-5742
Looking For: Upright freezer in good condition, call 308-215-0119.
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For Sale: Small square bales of alfalfa, 4th cutting, call 872-2688.
For Sale: 50" flat screen TV, works great, can view in it's location, will deliver in Broken Bow, asking $200, call 870-0290.
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For Sale: Older 32" TV, good shape, asking $15, call 870-0292.
Lost: Trash can lid in Merna, call 643-2307, if found.
For Sale: Baby calves, 872-6028 or 870-2784.
March 8, 2017
Give Away: 4 Border Collie puppies, 9 wks old, 2 male and 2 female, call evenings 749-2370.
For Sale: Farm Fresh Eggs, $2.00 per doze, delivery to Broken Bow. Call 308-643-2507, please leave name and number and I will call you back.
Found: Boots found 1.5 miles north of Westerville, on Hwy 183, call 870-0051.
For Sale: Parts for a Ford semi, rear end, air seats, and radiator, call 880-1244 or 872-2336.
March 7, 2017
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For Sale: Female red heeler approx 9wks old, pure bred, price neg, call 650-5573.
Looking For: Donut pan & corduroy material, call 872-6690.
Looking For: Wood burning stove, call 870-2942.
Give Away: Arm chair, microwave, and metal cabinets, located at the intersection of 4445 South 5th, Broken Bow.
March 6, 2017
For Sale: Baby calves, call 214-0433.
Give Away: Good clean moving boxes. They've moved and hate to throw them away. If interested, call 870-4087.
For Sale: Model 8N Ford Tractor w/7' Blade – Excellent Condition - $3000.00 firm – Call 308-870-1672 – Near Broken Bow. For Sale: Miscellaneous pint and quart size jars with decorations on them, used for wedding table decorations. Also have burlap, used as table runners and decorations. Text 308-870-0881 for more information.
For Sale: 2 Call ducks, drakes, young, also garden plot approx 5 miles from Broken Bow, and lost a cane about 2-3 weeks ago, call 872-3261.
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Chocolate covered fruit medley
Carmelized onion dip is my latest obsession. It's so damn tasty! I've been mixing a couple spoonfuls with quinoa, putting it in sandwiches, mixing with pasta, dipping carrots in it, performing sensual massages with it...
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If you haven't already, be sure to snag a jug of their Apple Cider. They only sell it this time of year.
It's awesome.
Only 360 calories in this whole box. This + steamed veggies on the side made for a quick and easy dinner last night when I was in a rush.
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I searched a little bit for the comedy thread and gave up when I saw this thread.
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^ So delicious. Apples and pretzels, the end.
And really cheap frozen strawberries!!!!
I don't like that Trader Joe's keeps their IPAs warm on the shelves, but I do like that I got a six-pack of fresh Ponto for $8.99.
Mayra was telling me they had to put a limit on the cookie butter, as people were buying tons of it and then selling it on ebay.
the gingerbread cookie butter.....my lord
Yeah, and apparently asians were the worst offenders. They would try to buy a bunch to send to their families overseas. So typical. We've had a jar for months that has only had a couple spoons taken out. I'm not as into it as other people. We did make some kind of chimichurri steak tonight that was really good.
Also there is this, which Mayra finds hilarious.
This thread makes me oh so very happy, yet so so sad. I live very far from a Trader Joes. Like thousands of miles far.
I'm planning another trip home later this year and gonna stock up on Trader Joes goodies and bring them back.
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The terrorists who carried out a brazen attack on the Pakistani Army Headquarter in the garrison city of Rawalpindi in October had chalked out a plan to hold generals hostage, a probe report has said.
The investigation report on the October 10 terror strike on the heavily fortified army headquarters has been sent to army chief Ashfaq Parvez Kayani.
A group of terrorists had struck at the army headquarters in Rawalpindi, adjacent to Islamabad. The bloody siege came to an end a day later after crack commandos stormed the complex, freeing 39 hostages.
The leader of the terror group Aqeel alias Dr Usman was arrested. He is also accused of masterminding the attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore.
Dr. Usman provided most of the information to the investigators, security sources told The News International.
Dr. Usman told the interrogators that they wanted to storm army headquarters on the day of corps commanders meeting so that they could hold generals hostage to get their 100 arrested accomplices released, the sources said.
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David Abram's first book, The Spell of the Sensuous—hailed as "revolutionary" by the Los Angeles Times, as "daring and truly original" by Science—has become a classic of environmental literature. Now Abram returns with a startling exploration of our human entanglement with the rest of nature.
As the climate veers toward catastrophe, the innumerable losses cascading through the biosphere make vividly evident the need for a metamorphosis in our relation to the living land. For too long we've inured ourselves to the wild intelligence of our muscled flesh, taking our primary truths from technologies that hold the living world at a distance. This book subverts that distance, drawing readers ever deeper into their animal senses in order to explore, from within, the elemental kinship between the body and the breathing Earth.
The shapeshifting of ravens, the erotic nature of gravity, the eloquence of thunder, the pleasures of being edible: all have their place in Abram's investigation. He shows that from the awakened perspective of the human animal, awareness (or mind) is not an exclusive possession of our species but a lucid quality of the biosphere itself—a quality in which we, along with the oaks and the spiders, steadily participate.
With the audacity of its vision and the luminosity of its prose, Becoming Animal sets a new benchmark for the human appraisal of our place in the whole.
Richard Louv is the author of seven books, including Last Child in the Woods. He is the chairman of the Children & Nature Network, and has served as adviser to the Ford Foundation's Leadership for a Changing World award program and the National Scientific Council on the Developing Child. Read his review of Becoming Animal:
David Abram is unique among interpreters of the wild voice within us. His first book, The Spell of the Sensuous, has become a touchstone for a needed shift in our thinking about the place of humans in the world. As the poet Gary Snyder remarked, that book helped map us back into the world. In his new book, Becoming Animal, Abram offers a startling new exploration of our entanglement with the rest of nature. This time, his focus is the intimate but sadly forgotten relationship between our bodies and the earth. By excavating the most ordinary and familiar of our experiences--the perception of shadow, the recognition of depth, the transience of mood--he re-opens for us the knowing that our bodies are intertwined with the flesh of the earth. I cannot imagine another book that so gently and so persuasively alters how we look at ourselves, and reminds us that sentience was never our private possession, that our very awareness is a means of participating in a more than human world. At no other time in Western history have we needed to listen to the wild voice within us, and to Dave Abram's, as much as we do today.


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Thursday, December 1, 2016 Scott Greacen and David Keller, FOER's Executive Director and Bay Area Director, discuss Sonoma County Water Agency's Fish Flows Project – changing flows in the Russian River to better protect salmon & steelhead – and how flows in the Eel River could be affected. Click here to learn more and submit comments to Sonoma County Water Agency requesting Russian River flows be modeled without Eel River water | |
Thursday, November 3, 2016 (PART 4) Scott Greacen hosts a discussion of the stunning verdict for seven defendants from the armed occupation of Malheur Wildlife Refuge – what happened, why, what comes next, and what this may mean for US public lands & the people who manage and enjoy them. Joining the conversation are Dan Barton, Assistant Professor of Wildlife Biology at Humboldt State University; and Scott Bellows, Portland-based writer, mediator, and former trial lawyer & prosecutor. | |
Thursday, October 13, 2016 Scott Greacen is joined Larry Glass, Executive Director of the Northcoast Environmental Center and Safe Alternative for our Forest Environment, for a discussion on the politics of cannabis legalization and regulation, particularly as they pertain to watershed and wildlife impacts. | |
Thursday, August 4, 2016 Scott Greacen interviews Konrad Fisher of Klamath Riverkeeper about efforts to protect and restore Klamath River flows and water quality, to protect salmonid fisheries, progress toward dam removal, and enforcement efforts. | |
Thursday, July 7, 2016 (PART 3) Scott Greacen and Dan Barton, Assistant Professor of Wildlife Biology at Humboldt State University, continue their discussion of the armed occupation of Malheur Wildlife Refuge in early 2016 with an update on some of the principal players involved. | |
Thursday, June 9, 2016 Scott Greacen talks with Erik Loomis, author and Professor of history at University of Rhode Island, about his new book Empire of Timber: Labor Unions and Pacific Northwest Forests. Learn more about Empire of Timber here. | |
Thursday, May 5, 2016 Scott Greacen interviews Noah Greenwald, Endangered Species Director at the Center for Biological Diversity, about a proposal to reintroduce Grizzly Bears to California. Some resources mentioned in this interview include BringBacktheBears.org; this multimedia article by Craig Miller, Move to Return Grizzly Bears to California Will be an Uphill Push; and this opinion piece by Jason Mark, It's Time to Bring the Grizzly Bear Back to California. | |
Thursday, April 7, 2016 (PART 2) Scott Greacen and Dan Barton continue a discussion of the armed takeover at Malheur Wildlife Refuge. | |
Thursday, March 3, 2016 (PART 1) Scott Greacen and guest Dan Barton, Assistant Professor of Wildlife Biology at Humboldt State University, discuss Malheur Wildlife Refuge; its significant history for first peoples, its importance as a bird sanctuary and the largest freshwater marsh in the continental US, and the armed occupation through most of January and February. They further discuss the ideologies and prior threats and acts of violence leading up to the armed occupation, as well as a history of wildlife conservation.
Dan is the author of a series of three essays about Malheur and the occupation – What Harney County and the Malheur Occupation Means (to Me), What Harney County and the Malheur Occupation Means (to Us), What Harney County and the Malheur Occupation Means (to Them). |
Thursday, January 7, 2016 Scott Greacen discusses the demise of the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement with guest Craig Tucker, Natural Resource Policy Advocate for the Karuk Tribe. On January 25 and 26 the State Water Board is holding Public scoping meetings to receive written and oral comments on the EIR for PacifiCorp's water quality permit application, necessary for a license renewal from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.We urge members of the public to attend the meetings in Arcata, Orleans, or Yreka. More information about dates, times and locations available here. | |
Thursday, November 5, 2015 Scott Greacen is joined by Eli Asarian, principal hydrologist with Riverbend Sciences to discuss his latest report Long-Term Streamflow and Precipitation Trends in the Eel River Basin. Listen to learn why our watersheds appear to have been losing water over the past century and what low streamflow means for imperiled salmonids in the time of climate change. | |
Thursday, July 9 2015, Scott Greacen is joined by Steven Evans, Wild & Scenic Rivers Program Consultant for Friends of the River, for a discussion of water use legislation and associated habitat impacts. Tune in to learn about central valley land subsidence and why unregulated groundwater is a problem, why it is important to pay attention to the disappearance of the Delta Smelt, and details of problematic legislation HR 2898, which promises to take authority for natural resource management away from agencies staffed by field experts and give it to congress. | |
Thursday, May 7 2015, Scott Greacen is joined by Matt St. John, Executive Director of the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board (NCWQCB) and Cris Carrigan, Director of the State Water Board Office of Enforcement, for a discussion of marijuana impacts and the draft permit program proposed by the NCWQCB currently receiving public comment. The draft for public review is available here. The deadline to receive comments is June 8. | |
Thursday, April 9 2015, Scott Greacen interviews Tom Stokely, water policy analyst for California Water Impact Network (CWIN) about Governor Brown's Delta Twin Tunnels project and how it poses a threat to the delta ecosystem and north coast water sources. | |
Thursday, March 5 2015, Scott Greacen and guest Dan Ehresman, executive director of the Northcoast Environmental Center, discuss the marijuana ordinance proposed by California Cannabis Voice Humboldt (CCVH). CCVH recently made a presentation to the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors of their proposed ordinance. We are left wondering if the social and environmental issues of marijuana cultivation are actually being addressed by this ordinance, and whether it provides for the proper boost to infrastructure or resources to regulate and monitor increased cultivation activity. | |
Thursday, February 5 2015, Scott Greacen hosts a discussion of water use and the status of Coho salmon with guests Dana Stolzman, Executive Director of Salmonid Restoration Federation; Julie Weeder, North Central California Coast Recovery Coordinator for NOAA Fisheries; and Tom Hicks, attorney and author of Water Education Foundation's Layperson's Guide to Water Rights Law. | |
Thursday, November 6, 2014, Scott Greacen interviews Julie Weeder, Recovery Coordinator for the Northern California office of National Marine Fisheries Service, about the recently release final draft of the Coho Recovery Plan. | |
Thursday, October 9, 2014, Scott Greacen discusses the proposal to list the Pacific Fisher under the endangered species act with guests Mourad Gabriel of the Integral Ecology Research Center and Noah Greenwald of the Center for Biological Diversity. The Pacific Fisher has been under consideration for protection since 2004, listen to learn about the lengthy process and some of the factors contributing to decline of the species. Near the end of the program, Scott is joined by Theresa May, author of Salmon is Everything: Community-Based Theater in the Klamath Watershed, to chat about her book and upcoming signings. | |
Thursday, September 18, 2014, Dan Ehresman hosts with guest Scott Greacen. Dan and Scott discuss the severely low rivers, drought in the context of climate change, and how our collective choices and efforts towards change will make the greatest differences for the future of our planet. They also discuss two major river systems, the Klamath and the Eel, and compare their needs and the routes to recovery. | |
Thursday, September 18, 2014 Dan Ehresman, Executive Director of the Northcoast Environmental Center, hosts with guest Scott Greacen. Dan and Scott discuss the severely low rivers, drought in the context of climate change, and how our collective choices and efforts towards change will make the greatest differences for the future of our planet. They also discuss two major river systems, the Klamath and the Eel, and compare their needs and the routes to recovery. | |
Thursday, September 4, 2014, Scott Greacen discusses the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act along with Ryan Henson, senior policy director for the California Wilderness Coalition. Tune in to learn about what Wilderness designation means, how it came about, and who manages our public land. Did you know that 45% of the land in California is managed by federal land management agencies? Wow – that's a lot of wild land! | |
Thursday, June 26, 2014, Scott Greacen and guest Don McEnhill, Executive Director for Russian Riverkeeper, discuss how a recent ruling strengthens the public's ability to control water diversions for wildlife protection. | |
Thursday, June 19, 2014 Scott Greacen and guest Monte Merrick, co-director of the Humboldt Wildlife Care Center and Bird Ally X discuss the vulnerability of baby birds in the spring time, and how to watch out for our feathered friends. | |
Thursday, June 5, 2014 Scott Greacen is joined by guest Noah Greenwald, Endangered Species Director for the Center for Biological Diversity. They discuss a new paper published in Science – The Biodiversity of Species and Their Rates of Extinction, Distribution, and Protection. Listen for insights as to what species are most vulnerable, why, and what can be done. | |
Thursday, May 15, 2014 Scott Greacen and guest Craig Tucker, Klamath Coordinator for the Karuk Tribe, discuss removal of four dams on the Klamath River. | |
Thursday, April 24, 2014 Scott Greacen and guest Mikal Jakubal discuss the new film Damnation, and Jakubal's protest actions on the Elwha River Glines Canyon dam featured in the film. | |
Thursday, April 3 2014, Scott Greacen is joined by Hezekiah Allen, representing Humboldt County Conservation Action (HCCA), for a discussion about fracking in California. Listen and learn about scientific studies that reveal potential for concern, and the statewide political landscape around fracking. | |
Thursday, March 6 2014, Scott Greacen is interviewed by Jen Savage of the Northcoast Environmental Center about Friends of the Eel River's upcoming symposium on drought and resilience. | |
Thursday, January 9 2014, Scott Greacen is joined by Mike Furniss for a discussion of climate change, drought, and the natural forces that create those conditions. Mike is a hydrologist, now retired, with the US forest service Redwood Sciences Lab who works on climate vulnerability assessment and watershed management around the globe. Transcript available here. | |
Thursday, November 7 2013, Scott Greacen interviews Doreen Hansen, watershed coordinator for the Humboldt County Resource Conservation District, about the recently completed Salt River project on the lower Eel River. | |
Thursday, October 3 2013, Scott Greacen is joined by Dr. Daniel Schindler for a discussion of the proposed pebble mine in Bristol Bay, Alaska – the world's largest salmon fishery – and the associated environmental concerns. | |
Thursday, August 15 2013, Scott Greacen discusses the challenges of coho salmon survival in the Mattole, and new restoration projects with Sungnome Madrone of the Mattole Salmon Group. | |
Thursday, July 11 2013, Scott Greacen talks with Dana Stolzman of Salmonid Restoration Federation about water rights. |
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Tuesday, June 9 2015, Host Scott Greacen is joined by several guests, including Dana Stoltzman of Salmonid Restoration Federation, Dan Ehresman of the Northcoast Environmental Center, and David Keller, bay-area director for Friends of the Eel River. Dana reminds us that SRF still provides technical assistance for managing water use, tools for calculating your use, and coordination of tributary associations and bulk water tank purchases. You can reach SRF at firstname.lastname@example.com or 707-923-7501. Dan and Scott talk about the public forum on marijuana legalization and regulation in Garberville at the end of May. Dan mentions that environmental issues were brushed over, and that there are harmful practices occurring both on trespass grows and private property. Finally, David and Scott talk about the proposed asphalt plan on Outlet Creek and the petition for environmental review, Friends of the Eel River's case against the North Coast Railroad Authority, and recent approved variance for flows at the Potter Valley Project. Remember – you can contribute to Friends of Outlet Creek by sending a donation to the Willits Environmental Center, 630 South Main Street, Willits CA 95490. Specify that your donation is for Friends of Outlet Creek and that you are participating in the Friends of the Eel River matching donation. We will match up to $500! | |
Tuesday, May 12 2015, Scott Greacen and David Keller, Executive Director and Bay Area Director for Friends of the Eel River discuss a recent proposal that could reduce flows from the Potter Valley Project into the mainstem Eel River from roughly 100cfs to as little as 9cfs. Scott and David also discuss the rudimentary and crude review process by which the Mendocino Board of Supervisors approved development of an Asphalt plant in the Outlet Creek floodplain. Friends of Outlet Creek has filed a complaint in Mendocino Superior court, claiming the need for an EIR. If you are able, you can send support for this important cause to the Willits Environmental Center, 630 S. Main Street, Willits CA 95490 – mark your funds for Friends of Outlet Creek. Tom Wheeler, Program and Legal Coordinator for the EPIC joins near the end of the show to discuss the North Coast Water Quality Control Board's proposed waiver for marijuana cultivation. A draft for public review is available here, comments are due June 8. | |
Tuesday, April 14 2015, Scott Greacen is joined by several guests. David Keller, Friends of the Eel River (FOER) Bay Area Director discusses The Russian River: All Rivers, The Value of an American Watershed, a film he was featured in that FOER and the Northcoast Environmental Center (NEC) are screening on April 16. David and Scott also discuss our lawsuit against the North Coast Railroad Authority, which will be heard by the CA Supreme Court this year. Dan Ehresman, Executive Director of the NEC joins the show and speaks about the recent Symposium on Marijuana and the Environment hosted by the Emerald Growers Association and the Drug Policy Alliance, and how to grow responsibly. Tom Wheeler, Program and Legal Coordinator for the Environmental Protection Information Center, joins near the end to discuss the denial of ESA listing for the Humboldt Marten. | |
Tuesday, March 10 2015, Scott Greacen outlines the dire condition of Coho in the South Fork of the Eel River – extinction is more likely than not. He is joined by Natalynne DeLapp, Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Information Center and Dan Ehresman, Executive Director of the Northcoast Environmental Center, to discuss some problems with California Cannabis Voice's draft marijuana cultivation ordinance. Two major problems are the lack of mechanisms for environmental regulation or revenue generation. | |
Tuesday, February 10 2015, Scott Greacen hosts a discussion about the impacts of drought and diversions on coho salmon, as well as the importance of storing water with guests Bob Froehlich and Mikal Jakubal. Listen for Mikal's testimony as a rain-water user, and learn tips about creating water storage for your property in small steps. | |
Tuesday, January 13 2015, Host Scott Greacen is joined by Dana Stolzman of Salmonid Restoration Federation (SRF) for a discussion of drought in California and lessons we can learn from Australia's 12-year drought. Tasha McKee of Sanctuary Forest joins the discussion and provides an update on their storage and forbearance program in the Mattole – it is going well and keeping water in the creek! Julie Weeder joins in the second half of the show to discuss NOAA Fisheries' recently released SONCC Coho Recovery Plan. | |
Tuesday, December 16, 2014, Host Scott Greacen is join by Friends of the Eel River's Bay Area Director David Keller for a discussion about our lawsuit against the NCRA which the California Supreme Court just accepted for review. Later Dan Ehresman, Executive Director of the Northcoast Environmental Center, and Natalynne DeLapp, Executive Director of EPIC join Scott to talk about cannabis regulation and environmental protection. | |
Tuesday, November 18, 2014 In a discussion of our current drought, Scott Greacen highlights the significance of the combination of record heat and severe lack of rain and snowfall. It is this combination that makes the current situation so dire. Two resources he suggests for further research are the Palmer Drought Severity Index, and the California Water Blog. Scott is joined by Mike Furniss for a discussion of the conditions that lead to the 1964 flood, and events commemorating the 50th anniversary next month. | |
Tuesday, October 21, 2014, Scott Greacen hosts this episode and is joined by several guests including Hezekiah Allen of the Emerald Growers Association, Cris Carrigan of the State Water Board, Matt St. John of the Regional Water Board, and Diana Henrioulee, also from the Regional Water Board. Scott and his guests outline new permitting processes from the state and regional water boards regarding water diversion and use. At the end of this month the two agencies will be in the region conducting inspections, seeking opportunities to provide education about the new expectations, and providing compliance assistance. | |
Tuesday, September 16, 2014, Scott Greacen hosts a discussion of the recent disconnection of surface flows in the Eel River, climate change, and new groundwater legislation. He is joined by Felice Pace of Klamath Forest Alliance, who helps outline the new groundwater legislation and the significant input from the North Coast Stream Flow Coalition. | |
Tuesday, July 8 2014, Kelly Lincoln of KMUD and Tasha McKee of Sanctuary Forest host and are joined by Scott Greacen for a discussion of SB 861. Senate Bill 861 gives the Department of Fish and Wildlife the authority to issue civil penalties (or administrative fines) just like the regional water board, for violations of specific sections of the Fish and Wildlife Code in conjunction with cultivation of controlled substances. Those specific sections of the wildlife code include 1600 – Lake and Streambed Alteration, and 5650 – Water Pollution. The fines vary depending on whether the violation occurs on public or private land, and whether or not the landowner is aware of the cultivation activities. | |
Tuesday, June 17 2014, On what would have been the 40th birthday of David (Gypsy) Chain, Scott Greacen discusses Gypsy's death during 1998 logging protests in the Headwaters Forest with David's friends Farmer and Shawnee Alexandri of EPIC. Later he is joined by Hezekiah Allen for a discussion of marijuana and groundwater regulations. During the second half, Friends of the Eel River Bay Area Director David Keller calls in to discuss the recent ruling by the state court of appeals that state water officials do have the right to regulate riparian water use in the Russian River watershed – specifically water used for "frost protection". | |
Tuesday, May 20 2014, Scott Greacen and guests Mikal Jakubal and Dana Stolzman of Salmonid Restoration Federation discuss citizen photo monitoring and the new small domestic use streamlined opportunity. Listen to learn about your opportunity, which may only be available this year, to get your water diversion and storage permitted without a site inspection. Learn more about Small Domestic Use streamlined opportunity. | |
Tuesday, April 15 2014, Scott Greacen and Bob Froehlich chat about climate change and how individuals can get involved, the new process of permitting water storage – with NO site inspection, marijuana impacts and legislative future, and in general how we can fulfill our responsibility to the landscape. | |
Tuesday, March 18 2014, Scott Greacen is joined by Bob Froehlich for a discussion of the General Plan Update, and the politics behind the the GPU and Planning Commission. Later, Jane Arnold from the Department of Fish and Wildlife joins Scott and Bob to discuss the recent changes to the Small Domestic Use Registration, simplifying the process of acquiring storage for diverted water. | |
Tuesday, February 18 2014, Scott Greacen interviews musician and activist Darryl Cherney about the anti-rodenticide campaign, including a benefit concert on February 22. Scott is joined later by David Keller, Bay Area Director for Friends of the Eel River for a discussion of the complicated relationship between the Eel and Russian Rivers. | |
Tuesday, January 21 2014, Scott Greacen is joined by guests Tom Stokley, formerly a natural resources planner for Trinity County and current spokesperson for the California Water Impact Network, and Seth Zuckerman, journalist with The Nation. | |
Tuesday, November 19 2013, Scott Greacen hosts and is joined by Darren Mierau of CalTrout to discuss last weekend's Elk River Forum, and Dana Stoltzman of Salmonid Restoration Federation for a continuing conversation about water rights. | |
Tuesday, October 15 2013, Scott Greacen discusses Bernie Meyer's farewell report to the NCRA and is joined by Bob Froehlich to discuss recent developments in Humboldt County's General Plan Update. He is also joined by Dana Stolzman of Salmonid Restoration Fedeartion for an update on the Redwood Creek Streamflow Project. | |
Tuesday, September 17 2013, Scott Greacen discusses the drought of 2013 and the impact on local salmon populations. He is joined by David Keller, Friends of the Eel River Bay Area Director, to discuss water politics and determining flows. | |
Tuesday, August 20 2013, Scott Greacen speaks with several call-in guests about local water issues. Listen to learn more about the Hoopa Valley Tribal members' protest to prevent a potential fish kill, county policy making, and bulk water deliveries. | |
Tuesday, July 16 2013, Scott Greacen hosts with guests Darren Mierau of CalTrout and Dana Stolzman of Salmonid Restoration Federation. They discuss CalTrout's project to remove the fish barrier on Woodman creek, the water rights forum held July 11 in Briceland, and the status of Alex Stillman's position on the North Coast Railroad Authority board of directors. | |
Tuesday, June 18 2013, Scott Greacen discusses letters received by some residents of SoHum from the California State Water Resources Control Board. He is joined by representatives from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. | |
Tuesday, May 21 2013, Scott Greacen interviews Michael Kauffman, author of Conifer Country about his new book Conifers of the Pacific Slope. Learn more about Michael's books here. Scott is also joined by Dana Stolzman, Executive Director of Salmonid Restoration Federation (SRF) to discuss the upcoming dry summer and SRF's Redwood Creek Water Conservation Project. | |
Tuesday, April 16 2013, Scott Greacen is joined by Tony Silvaggio, faculty research member of the Humboldt Institute for Interdisciplinary Marijuana Research (HIIMR) to discuss HIIMR's upcoming Earthday Symposium on Marijuana and the Environment. | |
Tuesday, March 19 2013, Scott Greacen is joined by Dana Stolzman, Executive Director of Salmonid Restoration Federation (SRF) to recap highlights of the recent SRF conference including reports from restorationists and a lot of important new research. | |
Tuesday, February 19, 2013, Scott Greacen is joined by Dana Stolzman of Salmonid Restoration Federation to discuss water storage and habitat protection, and David Keller of Friends of the Eel River to discuss Eel and Russian River issues. |
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KQED Radio Humboldt's Pot Economy Braces for Possibly Legalization August 19, 2016 In November, Californians will vote on Proposition 64, which seeks to legalize marijuana use for adults age 21 and older. This could mean big changes in Humboldt County, where an estimated quarter of the county's economy is marijuana-related. The illegal industry involves more than a fifth of county residents and funds everything from schools to fire truck. In this hour of Forum, our first in a series of shows dedicated to Prop. 64, we discuss how legalization would change Humboldt's culture and economy.Guests: Hezekiah Allen, executive director, California Growers Association; Scott Greacen, executive director, Friends of the Eel River; Hank Sims, editor, Lost Coast Outpost (Humboldt County news site); Fred Krissman, research associate, Humboldt State University's anthropology department & Humboldt's Institute for Interdisciplinary Marijuana Research; William Honsal, undersheriff, Humboldt County |
Tuesday, January 21 2014, Jefferson Public Radio's Geoffrey Riley of The Jefferson Exchange discusses pot versus fish in California waters with Friends of the Eel River Executive Director Scott Greacen. | |
Monday, August 5, 2013, Host of KMUD's Monday Morning Magazine Dennis Huber discusses water use and environmental impacts with Scott Greacen, Sara Schremmer of Salmonid Restoration Federation, and Tasha McKee of Sanctuary Forest. | |
KHSU's Thursday Night Talk Thursday, August 1, 2013, Host Paul Mann, Humboldt State University's Senior News and Information Officer discusses environmental impacts and social issues associated with the marijuana industry in Northern California. He is joined by guests Scott Greacen; Gregg Gold, Professor of Psychology at Humboldt State University and Chair of the North Group Sierra Club; and Kevin Hoover, editor of The Arcata Eye. |
KHSU's Thursday Night Talk Thursday, July 18 2013, Scott Greacen and KHSU's Brenda Starr talk about the environmental impacts of marijuana cultivation and potential solutions. |
December 27 2012, KQED show hosted by Dave Iverson with guests Anthony Silvaggio, environmental sociologist with Humboldt Institute for Interdisciplinary Marijuana Research; Charley Custer, marijuana grower and co-founder of the Tea House Collective; Mike Jakubal, documentary filmmaker and environmental activist; Scott Bauer, environmental scientist for California Department of Fish and Wildlife; and Scott Greacen, executive director of Friends of the Eel River. |


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I recently had trouble trying to plane a block of maple on my 12" Makita planer. The block measured 12"L x 2 1/4"T x 8"W. I set the planer to remove just a fraction of wood, maybe 1/64th at most. A second after the first roller grabbed the wood I heard a quick but horrible sound of wood being pulverized. I ended up with terrible snipe across the first 1/2" of the block. The gouge was about 1/8" deep give or take. I've had a little snipe before but nothing like that. I'm guessing it was caused by the short length of the wood which allowed the front end to pivot up into the blade rather than stay flat on the table. Can someone verify this for me or give me an alternative explanation? 8/23
Probably due to the short length and perhaps lack of proper feed technique. Did you push the front end of the wood down against the table while holding up the bottom of the back edge of the board while feeding it into the machine? I have found that this helps to get the shorter pieces started through the planer while minimizing snipe.
Is this a portable planer? If the rubber feed rollers get worn, or are out of adjustment, they won't control a small part very well at a light cut setting. It generally helps to skew short parts diagonally to feed them. 8/27
I angle short boards when feeding them into my sub-par planer. That makes the effective length longer. 11/5
It depends on your planer, but typically there is a chip breaker right in front of the knife head that holds the piece against the bed plate. These chip breakers are spring loaded as they have to open different amounts depending on the thickness of the incoming stock. So, with very dry, dense wood, the knives will try to push the piece up against the chip breakers and often will win the battle. As soon as there is some wood fed past the head, then the pressure bar, which is fixed, will take over and hold the piece. With longer lumber gravity and an unsupported end cause the front or tailing end into the knives and give snipe. As mentioned, feeding at an angle works, as the small amount of wood going into the planer knives initially is not big enough to create a lot of force on the chip breakers, and then after an inch or so of feed, the pressure bar takes over and holds the piece against the end. If the PB is too tight, then the piece will not feed easily. If too loose, the piece will move and chatter. The PB should be adjusted initially so it holds the lumber, and then as the PB wears or the knives wear and are shorter, the PB again needs adjustment. The ability to make adjustments is what makes planers expensive...cheap planers give cheap results, especially after a little wear. This is a short bit on a complex subject, so ask any questions


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