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Given the snowy conditions out there you might not be thinking about your spring wardrobe just yet, but fashion waits for no man and what better distraction from the ensuing chaos than some internet shopping? ASOS are fully stocked for summer, with some great options in chambray and seersucker.
Yay or Nay: Undercover Lace-Up Jeans
Denim has been revolutionised in recent times and the last few years have seen denim be used by menswear designers to make a true statement. Whether skinny, twisted, acid bright faded, torn, studded, boot-leg: some might say that 'jeans maketh man.' And they wouldn't be far wrong.
So, what would these jeans say about a male? They lace up (with white leather might I add) the side and turn up at the bottom. The have a diamond pattern detail on the back pockets and come from one of the coolest labels of the moment.
Yay or Nay my friends? Vote after the jump.
Love The Look: Kanye and Friends at Paris Menswear A/W 09
Paris Menswear Fashion Week began last Thursday and now that is has finished we are able to fully consider all the fashion inspiration from both on and off the runways. From Jefferson Hack and Alber Elbaz to male models and rake-thin boys wearing baggy cardies and vintage Chanel, the shows are an excuse for men to be outrageous and the results are often brilliant.
The Times Tells Us What's Next For Menswear…
Alice Olins of The Times newspaper has just released a quick summary of the major menswear shows so far at Milan's Menswear Fashion Week and with insider details and little snippets of useful information, her reports are a great read.
Love The Look: Artist Terrence Koh for United Bamboo
This week's Love The Look features the wonderfully odd Terrence Koh (artist, fashionisto, sperm-collector, sculptor of crap and other bodily fluids.) Koh has just been made the face of hip label United Bamboo and the ad campaign for this season is an extravaganza of tinsel, blurry shots and classic tailoring with quirky details.
The image above and the rest of the campaign images after the jump will all debut in the Spring/ Summer issue of Fantastic Man.
Presidential Major Moment = Red Tie, Obama follows suit
I doubt I need to give any background to the 'Presidential Major Moment' currently hitting headlines around the world. Looking through pictures of President Obama's (how unbelievably cool is that?!) inauguration, I couldn't help but let my mind wonder onto more sartorial matters.
Topman Latest Trend: 'Berlin Wall'
Topman has revealed their latest 'trend' (read: mini theme-based collection) and with a name like 'Berlin Wall,' I was expecting rough skinny jeans and a fusion of This Is England skin-head with a kind-of Soviet, military cool. As always, the high-street label has delivered…
WISHLIST: Velvet Trench Coat by Dolce & Gabbana A/W 09
This season is proving to be perfect for style-conscious men looking for a new sartorial direction. From Marni to Jil Sander, men are being given a chance to look top notch and whereas some seasons simply leave us to stick to a stereotypical male uniform, A/W 2009 looks to be the return of fashion flamboyance.
Yay or Nay: The Return of THAT Print?
The Burberry Prorsum A/W 2009 show has been going down a storm on the Internet with buyers and fashion critics air-kissing in delighted agreement as they plan their wardrobes for seasons to come (guilty as charged.) Apart from the amazing padded jackets and sharp tailoring, one of the things that has most caught my attention is the subtle return of the infamous check print. The beige tartan-esque print has, in recent years, become a taboo of the fashion industry but designer Christopher Bailey appears to have decided that the time has come for a major return.
What do you think- are you ready to show-off the check print? Vote in our poll after the jump!
Stock up on t-shirts for summer: 80's Purple
America has always been the place to pick up cool T-shirts. Whether Hanes or (more recently) American Apparel, heavy duty 100% cotton T-s are an American staple.
Return of…the WISHLIST! Unisex Circle Scarf from American Apparel
Post-Christmas and the inevitable unwrapping, posing and dressing that occurs as a direct result, I find myself on the hunt for new purchases to slyly absorb into my wardrobe (NYE Resolution: hide fewer credit card bills!)
Manufactum: old school shopping
In these times of global megabrands and identikit shopping experiences, it's refreshing to discover a site like Manufactum. Featuring a quirky mix of unique, traditionally-made items from gloves and wallets to toiletries and household items, it's a site that's easy to get lost in.
Investment Spend: RM Williams boots and moleskins
You may not have the body of Hugh Jackman after all those mince pies but if you're looking for a a piece to invest in you could do worse than the Australian cowboy classics on offer at RM Williams.
Brandish to the Credit Crunch Rescue: It-Accessory £3.75 from £30!
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You know when relatives get Christmas presents that just get under your skin? Well, Hama beads were that present during this holiday season. Whether in my pockets, in my shoes, woven onto my laces, down my skinny jeans (don't ask!) they were everywhere.
Love The Look: Toby Jones/ Truman Capote in 'Infamous'
During the Christmas season, I was lovingly entrusted with a vintage copy of Truman Capote's 'In Cold Blood.' The book has definitely lived up to its reputation and the two films that have been made about the creation of the book ('Capote' starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and 'Infamous' with Toby Jones) offer not only a great plot but awesome fashion.
To achieve the look, buy simple jumpers in bright colours and wear them with trenches and blazers in base colours such as khaki, black and brown…
Shake off the winter: more Spring fashion gazing
If like me you're bored, bored, bored of winter and want Spring right NOW then a bit of fashion forward investigation might just perk you up.
Christmas is over: buy yourself some pyjamas
January looms and you're trying very hard to wear proper clothes again, but really there couldn't be a better time to invest in some lovely pyjamas.
Outfit Pick: NYE Sophisticated Style
As we endure the last week of 2008 and look back upon a year of fashion extremes, we still have the sartorial challenge of New Year's Eve (NYE) ahead of us. While many opt for a loud, proud and (often) garish get-up, I am aiming to attempt a subtle luxury with the help of muted colours but opulent fabrics (velvet, silk, corduroy etc.)…c
More lovely blue things
Isabelle's post about the lovely blue cardigan made me look out for other items to fulfill menswear's current blue moment. Other options to bring out the peacock in you include Acne Jeans' (yes, them again!) rather stunning blue cords, these snazzy blue-soled shoes by Folk, high-gloss patent Commom Projects hi-tops from Poste and this super-cosy down-filled sweater by Patagonia also from Folk.
Will's Christmas Outfit Picks: Argyle Jumper from Gap
This outfit is based around an Argyle jumper from Gap and with argyle being one of the key trends of this season (it was featured on the catwalks of Dolce & Gabbana as well as Thom Browne,) the jumper is a perfect foundation for a great Christmas look.


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A Denver man with political connections was arrested earlier this month in Bayfield after DNA evidence linked him to several sexual assaults.
William Costello, 47, is suspected of raping three people not known to him, including a 13-year-old girl, dating back to 2008 in the Denver area.
Costello is a real estate broker and active volunteer with Democratic campaigns.
He was delivering campaign signs Nov. 5 in the Durango area when he was arrested by the Bayfield Marshals Office in cooperation with the FBI. He was driving a blue 2012 Mercedes-Benz owned by Democratic political consultant Mike Stratton.
The stop occurred about 11:30 a.m. in the 45000 block of U.S. Highway 160, a few miles east of Bayfield.
DNA evidence suggests Costello is connected to three rapes: one involving a 13-year-old girl in March 2008, a second involving a 21- or 22-year-old woman in August 2010, and a third involving a 49-year-old woman in September 2011, according to arrest reports provided by the Denver District Attorneys Office.
In all three cases, Costello took the victims for a short car ride to a secluded area and forcibly assaulted them. All three woman submitted to rape examinations, which returned positive DNA matches to Costello, according to the arrest reports.
The identifications were made possible in part because of Katies Law, which took effect last year and requires police to collect DNA samples from anyone charged with a felony.
Prosecutors said there may be more victims.
Authorities have not released a photograph of Costello, saying the investigation could move beyond Denver and into neighboring jurisdictions where photo lineups are possible.
Costello also is suspected of impersonating a police officer and assaulting a 68-year-old man June 30 in a parking lot at King Soopers in Denver.
The man was collecting anti-abortion signatures and asked Costello to sign his clipboard, according to an arrest report. Costello shouted obscenities at the man and told him he supported abortion rights. The man told Costello he could still go to heaven. Costello grabbed the clipboard, pushed the man off his bicycle and threw the clipboard to the ground, according to an arrest warrant. The man broke his hip in the fall.
A witness provided a license plate number that was registered to Costello. Costello told police he grabbed the clipboard to avoid being hit with it, but he did not push the man. He claimed the man fell. An arrest warrant was issued.
On Nov. 5, Costello was delivering political signs in Southwest Colorado. He was being followed by the FBI while driving eastbound on U.S. Highway 160, according to an arrest report from the Bayfield Marshals Office.
The Mercedes was not stopping and was starting to speed up, the report says.
A deputy from the Marshals Office caught up to the pursuit and activated his lights. Costello pulled over, and he was arrested on three active warrants. The vehicle was impounded and Costello was taken to jail on suspicion of kidnapping and sexual assault.
He was being held on $200,000 bail.

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Flu during pregnancy linked to autism in children
11/13/2012 10:48amA massive study of almost 97,000 children from Denmark indicates that having the flu while pregnant can increase the risk of autism in children between two and three times.
Truckers upset about random medical card checks from feds
11/13/2012 11:53amThe federal government is making a push to make sure truck drivers out on the highways are medically fit to be there.
Ski and snowboard season finally arrives in Utah
11/13/2012 12:28pmThe countdown is over. Brighton, the first resort of the ski and snowboard season is open and hundreds are already taking advantage.
Order of nuns leaving Ogden after 68 years
11/13/2012 1:34pmAn order of Catholic nuns will be leaving northern Utah after a 68-year presence in the area.
TRAX testing begins on North Temple
11/13/2012 6:01pmDrivers along North Temple saw something new Tuesday: trains on the airport TRAX line.
Police and community join in fixing Heber family's home
11/13/2012 6:15pmA single mother of two young children has a safe place to live thanks to the efforts of the Heber City Police Department and the community.
Revenge carjacking leads to arrest at motel in Midvale
11/13/2012 6:17pmThere were some tense moments this afternoon at a Midvale motel as police officers swarmed the parking lot at gunpoint, looking for potentially violent criminal.
Roy man, 22, dies in motorcycle accident
11/13/2012 6:31pmA Roy man was killed Tuesday when his motorcycle collided with a vehicle that was pulling out of a gas station.
Thanksgiving turkeys prepared for the needy by AAA
11/13/2012 6:37pmVolunteers from AAA Utah on Monday unloaded and sorted 136 turkeys to be delivered to various nonprofit organizations in Salt Lake City.
Sheepherders and ranchers trade accusations over treatment, pay
11/13/2012 6:55pmSome Utah ranchers are complaining they spend big money to import sheepherders from Peru, but all too often the herders run away and take other work. Critics claim there's an underlying problem: Too little pay for long hours in bad living conditions.
Uintah Band fundraising for trip to Hawaii; need funds to transport instruments
11/13/2012 7:50pmBrian Gibson has pitched a lot of trips to his students during his six years as band director at Uintah High School.
Outdoor companies ask Obama for Utah monument
11/13/2012 8:17pmA coalition of outdoor businesses Tuesday formally petitioned President Barack Obama to designate a Greater Canyonlands National Monument in Utah. But opponents fear that it will lock out off-road vehicles, and gas and mining interests.
Group forms choir for cancer survivors
11/13/2012 8:29pmA group of Southern Utahns are using their voices to spread the news that cancer can be overcome. The unique choir titles their performance, "Sing to Live."
Mother charged with abuse over drug-addicted baby
11/13/2012 8:40pmCriminal charges have been filed against a woman with a history of drug addiction who police say gave birth to a drug-addicted baby.
Testimony of brutal injuries tells horrific tale of girl's death
11/13/2012 9:13pmTwo doctors described in graphic detail Tuesday the horrible injuries 7-year-old Hser Ner Moo suffered before she died.
Burglary via obituary a growing problem in Utah
11/13/2012 10:30pmMonday night, KSL News reported on a family who was robbed during their daughter's funeral. We thought it was an outrageous crime, but it turns out this type of situation happens more often than you'd think.
18 Utah County sheep killed by house dogs
11/13/2012 10:32pmA group of dogs attacked and killed 18 sheep in Utah County this past weekend. But these aren't wild dogs, they're house dogs; and the owner of the sheep isn't happy about it.
ACLU sues Davis district over removing kids book about gay parents
11/13/2012 10:33pmThe American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Davis School District, contesting the district's decision last spring to remove a book from elementary library shelves that depicted a family with same-sex parents.
Apartment fire leaves Draper residents homeless
11/13/2012 11:04pmA two-alarm fire in Draper forced several people out of their homes Tuesday night.
Utahns join dozens of states in petition to secede from US
11/13/2012 11:59pmAn online petition to secede from the United States of America is sparking some interest across the country. People from several states have started petitions, including one here in Utah.
Building Kennecott's monster dump trucks, one piece at a time
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With wolf activity expected to increase as fall deepens into winter, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has allocated about $38,000 to help ranchers prevent livestock attacks in five key counties.
The money will be spent to pay range riders, put up electrified flagging systems called fladry that bother wolves, remove bone piles that may attract them and in one case buy a box that emits an alarm when activated by radio signals from an approaching wolf wearing an electronic tracking collar. Funding comes from $200,000 approved by the Legislature for the 2013-15 biennium, twice what was allocated previously.
The state wanted to get selected prevention measures in place quickly this fall, said Jason Barber, who administers the program for the agriculture department. While compensation payments for livestock kills can lag a year behind the incident date, "The prevention part happens right now," he said.
Wallowa County, which has borne the brunt of wolf and livestock problems, was awarded $15,532 for range riders and fladry. Umatilla County will get $15,500, also for fladry and for range riders, who respond on ATVs or horseback when signals indicate collared wolves are approaching livestock. Other payments are $3,000 to Crook County to remove bone piles left when cattle die; $2,990 to Malheur County for fladry; and $760 to Morrow County for bone pile removal and a radio activated guard box, called a "RAG" box.
Wolves are protected under state and federal law in Oregon. Their return to Oregon has been marked by conflict and controversy for years. As of Oct. 10, 81 livestock or domestic animals have been confirmed killed by wolves since the late 1990s, according the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The state had at least 46 gray wolves at the end of 2012, according the department. Wildlife officials count six packs of various sizes and some individuals. All are in northeastern Oregon except for OR-7, the famous wandering wolf who traveled from northeastern Oregon into California before returning to southern Oregon.
While ranchers and farmers called for tougher enforcement action against the predators, conservation groups welcomed their return. Three groups sued the state over its wolf control program, resulting in a settlement that established new management rules. Among other things, Fish and Wildlife can't kill wolves until there have been four "qualifying incidents" within six months.
The rules have proven to be complicated. In order for an attack to be counted, the landowner had to be using two preventative measures — fladry, range riders and the like — and they must have been in place at the time of the attack.
On Aug. 23, for example, a milking goat was found killed and partially eaten in Umatilla County. State officials quickly confirmed it was a wolf kill, the second by what's become known as the Umatilla River pack. But the wildlife department did not file a deterrence plan within a 14-day deadline and so was not able to count it as a second qualifying incident.
"It was our fault, it took longer than expected," department spokeswoman Michelle Dennehy said.
The state has paid more than $20,000 in wolf attack compensation in the past two years. In 2012, the state paid $13,230 for livestock death or injury that occurred between August 2011 and February 2012. All of it went to Wallowa County.
In 2013, the state paid $5,396 to Wallowa County, $1,400 for attacks in Baker County, and $600 to Umatilla County. County-based committees direct the money to livestock owners.
The Oregon Cattlemen's Association took part in the settlement negotiations that produced the wolf management rules. Jim Welsh, an association lobbyist, said livestock owners "do everything they can to keep wolves away from the herd." Range riders appear to be the most effective measure, he said. "Really, human presence seems to be the best way to keep them away."
The program is new, but Welsh said the association appreciates the work of wildlife and agriculture departments, the Legislature's decision to double funding and the support of Gov. John Kitzhaber's office. Some other states with wolves have had a harder time finding such cooperation, he said.
"We've been blessed with some of that happening in Oregon," he said.


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Tuesday, February 12, 2013 - Daniel and Cecil - Raunchy Sex - KINK
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Daniel Sebesta has Cecil Stok caged, chained and blindfolded, in the dungeon. Cecil is crying out, wanting someone to help him, but the only person around is Daniel. He stands by, watching his prisoner and drinking beer. Moving over to Cecil Daniel drinks some beer and spits some over Cecil, who asks what he wants. Then he starts to feel Cecil's body, slapping his face and reaching down to feel his cock. He pulls the cock out of the leg of Cecil's shorts and then opens them to fully release it. He wanks on that hooded cock, getting it nice and hard and then bends forwards to take it in his mouth. Daniel sucks hard on Cecil's meaty cock and plays with his balls. The Daniel gets naked, his own cock massively hard and throbbing. He climbs into the cage and pushes his dick into Cecil's mouth for sucking. Cecil does a good job at making that cock feel good. As a reward Daniel releases him from his chains, but still has more planned. He turns Cecil and bends him over. Then with Cecil's ass available Daniel shoves his dick deep inside. He fucks Cecils hot little ass hard and fast, taking it for his pleasure. Cecils moans and whimpers as he feels that meat deep inside him and fucking him. Daniel keeps going, stretching that hole as wide as he can. Cecil sitting across some bars gives Daniel exactly the angle he needs to fuck really well and then another change has Daniel feeding his cock into Cecil's mouth for more sucking. Daniel is ready and soon shoots his load over Cecil's face and has him clean the cock off. As Cecil sucks on the spent cock he wanks himself and shoots his own cum to end a great scene.
We invited the sexy Nicklas Boris in for a massage. He walks into the room, wearing just his underwear. As he stands so we can check him out Nicklas removes his underwear. He looks very good, with his excellent body and handsome face. Turning around to get onto the bed we also see Nicklas' nice bubble butt. He lays down and waits for the masseur to arrive. The masseur comes in, kneels next to Nicklas and, with oil in hard gets to work. His hands begin to move over Nicklas' back, massaging the shoulders and all the way down to the ass. Up and down they go and then they settle on the ass, massaging the cheeks and pulling them apart. The oil clings to Nicklas' downy ass as the cheeks part to show his hole. Taking more oil the hands glide over the ass and down to Nicklas cock and balls, massaging them as well. Then a vibrator appears and is soon sliding into Nicklas' tight hole. He takes it well and is moved onto his knees, with his cock hanging down. The masseur takes hold of Nicklas' cock and wanks on it with his oily hand. Soon that cock is nice and hard as it is pulled back between his legs. The vibrator again slips into his hot hole. That cock stays rock hard, under the masseurs touch as the vibrator works Nicklas hole. The a different toy is used, it stretches the hole wider as Nicklas' dick continues to be wanked. He turns over and lays on his back, with his rock hard cock easily available. More oil is used, on Nicklas chest as his cock stands proud. Then his cock is wanked, hard and fast until he shoots his cum for us. His body twitches as the cock head becomes very sensitive after shooting his load, as it is milked completely dry. Then he is left to relax.
Hugo Zuzka is from Holice and is aged 24. He is a student who enjoys sport, squash and boxing. What a handsome guy Hugo is and after his interview he begins to feel his body. Quickly a hand slips into his jeans to grope himself. Hugo begins to lift his tee-shirt, revealing a nice hairy torso. As the tee-shirt moves higher we see that he has hair over his chest too. Continuing to feel inside the jeans he also plays a little with his nipples. As he gropes himself Hugo stands and takes a jug. Opening his jeans he pulls out a good sized cock and takes a nice, long piss into the jug. Then he begins playing with his cock it gets hard, sticking out very nicely. Hugo then removes the tee-shirt so we can see everything much better. Off with the jeans too and Hugo lays down on the floor and begins wanking himself. Looking from between his spread legs we see a hairy ass crack as he continues wanking. Lifting his legs he then uses his hands to pull his cheeks apart, exposing his tight little hole. That ass looks great, with a nice covering of hair. Hugo turns onto his side, with his cock trapped between his legs. His hot hole it nicely exposed as Hugo takes a vibrator and pushes it against the hole. Then it slides into the hole and Hugo begins to fuck his ass. He moves onto the sofa, on his stomach, with his hard cock pushed down between his legs as the vibrator works in and out of his tight ass. Then, when he has played with his ass for long enough Hugo turns and sits on the floor, wanking his throbbing cock into a big, creamy orgasm. He dumps his cum onto his belly before moving into the shower to clean up.
Marek Kral is aged 27 and lives in Brno. He is currently not working and enjoys dancing. Marek is a very good looking guy with a ready smile which comes very easily throughout this shoot. As he removes his shirt Marek shows a very nice chest. Then with the jeans being lowered we see that he also has a lovely, rounded ass. His cock is also ever ready it seems, being rock hard from the outset. Posing for the camera, with his cock at full attention he looks very good indeed. Marek also treats us to some great views of that sexy ass, with the cheeks well spread to show his tight hole. This is a very good session and certainly whets the appetite for his erotic video.


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A bad year for poachers1
A record number of Turn In Poachers (TIP) hotline calls referred to conservation officers with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources led to a significant increase in poaching arrests in 2012.
TIP calls referred to conservation officers jumped 54 percent in 2012 to 2,051, compared with 1,328 in 2011. The previous record was 1,866 in 1981, when TIP was founded.
Last year's calls led to 359 arrests, mostly related to deer, fish and waterfowl violations. The arrests represent a 29 percent increase over 2011. The record high is 428 arrests in 1991.
"Many good cases are the result of citizens calling the TIP hotline at 800-652-9093," said Col. Jim Konrad, DNR Enforcement director.
Konrad said the record increase in TIP calls that were referred to conservation officers and resulted in arrests indicates that more people are reporting illegal activities they see afield. He noted that eyewitness reports are strong tools in combating violations.
Last May, CO Eric Schettler of Fairmont received four TIP calls within 30 minutes about possible fish over-limits. The calls resulted in enforcement action against three poachers with 198 crappies more than the legal limit, three walleyes out of season and two nonresident anglers without licenses. Restitution and fines for the poachers were $1,550.
"If it wasn't for TIP, these guys would have gotten away," Schettler said.
A TIP call also led to three men catching and keeping a lot of fish from a Douglas County lake. The call contained important information: a description of the suspects, a license plate number of their vehicle and their location.
"A conservation officer has only one set of eyes and covers 650 square miles," Konrad said. "If the public is concerned about natural resources, every person is another set of eyes that can help catch those violating the law."
Since 1981 the TIP hotline has fielded thousands of reports of fish and wildlife violations, paying out nearly $358,000 in cash rewards that lead to arrests. Nearly half of informants turn the reward down.
Anyone witnessing a fish or wildlife violation is encouraged to contact the nearest conservation officer, law enforcement agency or the 24 hour toll-free Turn-In-Poachers (TIP) hotline at 800-652-9093. Cell phone users can dial #-T-I-P.


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Taking Vitamin D and Calcium Supplements May Reduce Cancer Risk
For more than 60 years, studies have suggested that being in the sun may reduce the risk of dying from ]]>cancer]]> (other than ]]>skin cancer]]> ). More recent research indicates that people with higher levels of vitamin D in their blood are less likely to develop certain cancers. Similar associations have been made between higher levels of calcium in the diet and reduced cancer risk.
A study in the June 1, 2007 issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that women who took vitamin D and calcium supplements were 60% less likely to develop cancer than those who took a placebo.
About the Study
This study included 1,179 healthy postmenopausal women aged 56 and older. The women were assigned to one of three groups: the first group took 1,400-1,500 milligrams (mg) of calcium each day, the second took calcium plus 1,100 international units (IU) of vitamin D each day, and the third took placebo, or "sham," pills. The researchers followed the women for four years and tracked whether they developed cancer.
During the study, 50 women developed cancers other than skin cancer. Compared with the women taking the placebo, the women taking calcium plus vitamin D had a 60% lower risk of developing cancer. The women taking calcium only had a 47% lower risk of developing cancer compared with those taking a placebo, but that finding was not statistically significant.
One weakness of the study is that it did not distinguish between different types of cancer.
How Does This Affect You?
This study suggests that vitamin D and calcium supplementation may reduce the risk of cancer, at least in postmenopausal women. This adds to the evidence that vitamin D may help prevent cancer. Another large study, the Women's Health Initiative (WHI), reported no significant link between taking vitamin D supplements and developing colorectal cancer. But the dose of vitamin D was much lower in the WHI study (400 IU per day). More studies are needed to clarify the role of calcium and/or vitamin D supplements in cancer prevention.
In addition to potentially reducing your risk of cancer, calcium and vitamin D can help protect your bones. You can get calcium and vitamin D in your diet. Dairy products and leafy green vegetables are rich in calcium, and vitamin D can be found in oily fish and fortified milk and cereals. Another way to get vitamin D is to spend 10-15 minutes in the sun 2-3 times per week before applying sunscreen. Talk with your doctor to find out if you are getting enough calcium and vitamin D in your diet and from the sun. If you aren't, supplements may benefit you.
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Each week, All Things Considered and Lenore Skenazy, author of the book and blog Free Range Kids, bring you "Another Thing," an on-air puzzle to test your cleverness skills. We take a trend in the news and challenge you to help us satirize it with a song title, a movie name or something else wacky.
This week's challenge: A study out of Norway found that couples who split the chores equally are 50 percent more likely to divorce.
Come up with the name of a country song about a chore-splitting couple.
Submit your entry using the form below or by sending your answer with your name, address and phone number to email@example.com.
Entries are due by noon EDT on Oct. 10. All entries become the property of NPR, which reserves the right to edit them. Entries submitted as comments on this Web page cannot be considered. In the case of several similar entries, the first one received gets credit.
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Last week's challenge: What will be the most terrible toy of the 21st century? Come up with its name and — if you'd like — its slogan.
Winner: "G.I. Joe Biden: He talks ... but you wish he wouldn't," Carrie Allan, Takoma Park, Md.
"Serious Putty: allows you to copy newsprint, then read it," Adam Morris, Hunlock Creek, Pa.
"Tickle Me Cuomo," Lee Ann Donner, Essex, Vt.
"Barbie's Under-Water Dream House," Beth Chowlette, East Rochester, N.Y.
"The NPR Pledge Drive Action Play Set! Comes with a phone bank of poseable volunteers, a deluxe Terry Gross action figure and a Nina Totenbag for pledges of $100 or more. Call now, for fun!," Sam Kimpton, Durham, N.C.
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Time now for our weekly humor contest, Another Thing Considered. And joining me from New York is Lenore Skenazy, our contest queen. Or to be more contemporary and upscale, I'll call her the curator of Another Thing. Hello, Lenore.
LENORE SKENAZY, BYLINE: I prefer queen. Thank you very much.
SIEGEL: It's a high rank. Tell us about the challenge that we put our listeners to last week.
SKENAZY: Well, last week inspired by the fact that visitors to the Children's Museum of Indianapolis had voted for G.I. Joe as the very top toy of the 20th century, I asked listeners to come up with the opposite, the very worst toy they could imagine in this century.
SIEGEL: And what did you hear?
SKENAZY: Well, there were a lot of sort of dangerous toys. One was the Easy Bake Tanning Booth, Lumberjack in the Box, Rubik's Porcupine.
SIEGEL: Rubik's Porcupine?
SKENAZY: Rubik's Porcupine. Right? You know, you have to manipulate that thing to get all the colors on one side. But if it's a porcupine - eh, forget it. I'll get you another one. All right. Skip back, let's take a Slip and Sue.
SIEGEL: Slip and Sue?
SKENAZY: Slip and Sue. Just like Slip and Slide, but it comes with the phone number of a...
SIEGEL: A lawyer.
SKENAZY: Exactly. Exactly. And then there were some time saving toys, that my favorite among them was the Pre-Tangled Slinky.
SIEGEL: I mean, why watch it break over time? Just take it busted.
SKENAZY: Right, right, right. And then there was some political ones like the Obama Care Bear.
SIEGEL: Yeah.
SKENAZY: And instead of Laser Tag, Taser Tag.
SIEGEL: Oh, that's funny.
SKENAZY: And then there were the actual runners-up.
SIEGEL: OK. The runners-up for last week in Another Thing Considered.
SKENAZY: One was, Adam Morris(ph) of Hunlock Creek, Pennsylvania. He sent in Serious Putty.
SIEGEL: Does it do anything?
SKENAZY: Yeah, it allows you to copy the newsprint and then you read it. For people who remember newspapers. Lee Ann Donner(ph) of Essex, Vermont, sent in Tickle Me Cuomo.
SKENAZY: Could damn his chances. Beth Chowlette(ph) of East Rochester, New York sent in Barbie's Under-Water Dream House.
SIEGEL: Barbie's Under-Water Dream House?
SKENAZY: Right. Not actually underwater - like, foreclosed.
SIEGEL: Oh, I see, I see. Yes. Barbie's Dream House - can't make the mortgage payments. Yeah.
SKENAZY: Exactly.
SIEGEL: So, Lenore, who is the winner?
SKENAZY: The winner is Carrie Allan(ph) of Tacoma Park who sent in the G.I. Joe Biden.
SIEGEL: What does the G.I. Joe Biden do?
SKENAZY: He talks, but you wish he wouldn't.
SIEGEL: All right. Congratulations to Carrie Allan. Cleverness wins her a genuine ceramic mug. Lenore, tell us about this week's contest.
SKENAZY: Well, there is just a surprising study out of Norway that found that couples who split their chores equally are actually 50 percent more likely to divorce. Had you heard that?
SIEGEL: No. I was totally unaware of that.
SIEGEL: It's the one Norwegian study I was unaware of.
SKENAZY: Yeah, really. So given that sad state of affairs, I would like listeners to come up with the name of a country song about a chore-splitting couple. You know how country songs are always sad and they're always about breakups? So a song about a 50-50 chore-splitting couple.
SIEGEL: So, send your sad country song about egalitarian marriage to us at email@example.com. Answers are due by noon Eastern Time on Wednesday. Lenore Skenazy, thanks.
SKENAZY: Thank you so much, Robert.
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When monitoring patients to assess therapeutic response, cholesterol can be measured non-fasting in those who do not have hypertriglyceridaemia.
Two other classes of lipid lowering drugs available in the UK have not previously been mentioned: the bile acid sequestrating agents and nicotinic acid (niacin) and its derivatives. Generally bile acid sequestrating agents, such as cholestyramine and colestipol, are poorly tolerated by patients and of all the lipid lowering drugs niacin is associated with the most serious side effects. Fish oils are not generally prescribed in contemporary British clinical practice despite evidence that they improve survival after MI.
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Mold removal involves the cleaning, demolition, sanitizing and other treatments which can include preventive measures aimed at eradicating or preventing mold from infesting the house. Mold growth in the homes is associated with anything related to water or moisture. Enhancers of mold growth include too much humidity in the house, leaking roofs, leaking pipes, poor ventilations, flooding and wet clothes among others. Mold comes in all sizes, colors, and shapes and you can learn how to identify it so as to know what cause of action to take. Some common types of molds found in homes are Cladosporium, Aspergillus and Stachybotrys-which can also be referred to as the black mold. Allergenic mold is mostly located on food stuff and home ACs while Cladosporium is found on toilet backs. Mold is non-toxic to humans but can trigger irritations such as rashes, watery and red eyes, wheezing and at times even a sore throat. To avoid such irritations, it's critical that you seek mold removal in Watsonville services to ensure your home is mold free.
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Dorothy Kirby, 77, a resident of Long Beach, Calif., former resident of Chillicothe, Mo., died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, Long Beach, Calif.
Dorothy was born the daughter of Edward Porter and Allie Leona (Woldridge) Lamb on Sept. 17, 1935, in Trenton, Mo. She married John Kirby on Aug. 8, 1954, at the First Baptist Church, Chillicothe, Mo. He survives of the home.
They have been residents of Long Beach, Calif., for the past 58 years. She was a member of the Emmanuel Church of Lakewood, Lakewood, Calif. Her hobbies included, reading, collecting, cooking, and reading cookbooks. She enjoyed spending time with her beloved husband. She enjoyed a nice chat on the phone with family and friends.
Survivors include husband, John Kirby, of the home; five nieces, Sheri Lester, Long Beach, Calif., Gwenda Oneth, Independence, Mo., Cheryl Hecox, Keokuk, Mo., Debbie Kirby, Taylor, Mo., and Gayle Lynn Kirby, Palmira, Mo.; and one nephew, Michael Kirby, Palmira, Mo.
She was preceded in death by her father, Edward Lamb; mother, Allie Leona Rosson; step-father, John Rosson; and brother, Donald Eugene Lamb.
Graveside service will be held at Edgewood Cemetery, Chillicothe, Mo., on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 at 1 p.m. A scheduled family visitation will be held at the Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo., on Friday, Feb. 8, 2013 from 6 until 8 p.m. Friends may call at the Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo., on Friday from 12 until 9 p.m.
Memorial contributions may be made to Feed The Children and may be left at or mailed to Lindley Funeral Home, P.O. Box 47, Chillicothe, MO 64601. Online condolences may be made at www.lindeyfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements are under the direction of Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo.
Long Beach, Calif. resident Dorothy Kirby, 77, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013
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The calendar year 2012 was undoubtedly one of the best overall in Pratt High School history.
The calendar year 2012 was undoubtedly one of the best overall in Pratt High School history.
The year 2011-2012 was a special one for Pratt High School basketball. For the first time in school history, the girls and boys teams were both regional champions and earned berths at the state tournament. The girls were knocked out in the first round and the boys ended up 4th.
During the regular season, the girls' team was state ranked for most of the season, and won their own Tournament of Champions for only the second time in school history. Aubrey Hoover received numerous post-season honors, including 2nd team 4A all-state.
The boys' team was undefeated in the regular season, going 20-0. Along the way, they were named CKL champs. Micah Swank rewrote the PHS basketball record book and received numerous post-season awards of his own.
Greenback fans will no doubt long remember and extol the accomplishments of both the girls and boys basketball teams of 2011-2012—without a doubt the finest overall season for Pratt High School basketball in its history.
The Pratt High School track team had an outstanding season, with the girls team earning the third place trophy at the state meet. Seniors Aubrey Hoover (hurdles), Dominique Staats (middle distance) and Cheyenne Becker (distance) paced the Greenbacks at state while soph Jenson Maydew (throws) contributed points as well. Payson Maydew placed in hurdles at state for the PHS boys.
Pratt High School had four wrestlers who were CKL champions, and those same four also made appearances at state.
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"Canonical has announced the availability of the first Ubuntu 10.04 beta release. The new version of Ubuntu, codenamed Lucid Lynx, is scheduled to arrive in April. It will be a long-term support release, which means that updates will be available for three years on the desktop and five years on servers. Although the Ubuntu developers have largely focused on boosting stability for this release, they have also added a number of noteworthy new features and applications. One of the most visible changes is the introduction of a new theme - a change that is part of a broader rebranding initiative that aims to update Ubuntu's visual identity." It might just be me, but I find the new theme ghastly. Compare this to this (my desktop). Oh, and Metacity - I can has anti-aliasing?


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Today Cotulla, Texas, is reaping the benefits of an oil and natural gas boom in the Eagle Ford Shale. But in 1928, the South Texas town was incredibly poor — and that's how Lyndon Johnson saw it when he had his first job there at age 20.
Long before he was president, Johnson spent a year teaching at what was known as the "Mexican school." The students were so poor, he later recalled seeing "Mexican children going through a garbage pile, shaking the coffee grounds from the grapefruit rinds and sucking the rinds for the juice that was left." Johnson used his own salary to buy volleyballs and softball bats.
Even as he later forged his civil rights legacy, he always remembered the grinding poverty of his students. He returned to Cotulla 38 years later, as president, to honor National Education Week and spoke at the same school where he used to teach.
"The children of Mexican-Americans have been taught that the end of life is a beet row, or a spinach field, or a cotton patch. So to their parents throughout the land this afternoon, we say, help us lift the eyes of our children to a greater vision of what they can do with their lives," he said.
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And I'm Melissa Block.
I keep looking at a black and white photo from 1928. It shows three rows of school children - some of them in overalls, their dark hair parted smooth. In the back row stands a tall man with familiar imposing brow. It's Lyndon Johnson at age 20. He was teaching for a year at a grade school in a tiny dirt-poor town in south Texas. It was known as the Mexican school. Johnson took his own salary and bought the kids volleyballs, softball bats. He started a debate team, led songs, swept the floors.
Yesterday, when President Obama spoke about Lyndon Johnson and the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, he talked about how Johnson's time at that school changed him. There, Obama said, Johnson learned how race exacerbated the persistent pain of poverty.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: Oftentimes, his students would show up to class hungry. And when he'd visit their homes, he'd meet fathers who were paid slave wages by the farmers they worked for. Those children were taught, he would later say, that the end of life is in a beet row, a spinach field, or cotton patch.
BLOCK: That's President Johnson in 1966. He went back to give a speech at that Mexican school, the Welhausen School in Cotulla, Texas, 38 years after he taught there.
LEODORO MARTINEZ: This is the Welhausen School. This is it right here. And where he taught is right there at this classroom in there.
BLOCK: Right next door.
MARTINEZ: Yeah, right there.
BLOCK: The Welhausen School is used as a church now - a low, red brick building with just a simple plaque outside marking its place in history. I was in Cotulla on a reporting trip last month and I talked with community leader Leodoro Martinez. He told me he grew up in the barrio, the wrong side of the tracks, in this mostly Hispanic town. And he was there in that school auditorium in 1966, a high school senior, when President Johnson came back to Cotulla for a speech to honor national education week.
MARTINEZ: And he was himself that day. He was totally himself. He was - you could see he was very happy to be here.
MARTINEZ: There was people hanging through the windows and - where we're sitting right now, all this was just crowded with people that couldn't get into the auditorium.
BLOCK: Cotulla, Texas, in 1928 was so poor, Johnson later recalled seeing Mexican children going through a garbage pile, shaking the coffee grounds from the grapefruit rinds and sucking the rinds for the juice that was left. Decades later, on his visit back, Johnson said the country was still paying the price for poverty and prejudice.
BLOCK: You can hear President Johnson pounding the lectern as he demanded change.
BLOCK: And Johnson said he would not be satisfied...
MARTINEZ: That's exactly what would happen. We wake up at 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning and you could hear the trucks moving around in barrio, and you can smell the smell of tortilla, making breakfast and lunch for the day. And, yeah, and kids were jumping on - we were jumping on trucks to go work in the fields.
BLOCK: Martinez grew up to become a three-term mayor of Cotulla, Texas, and a county judge. Makes you wonder, what would LBJ think if he saw Cotulla now, where the local leaders are named Garcia, Rodriguez and Leodoro Martinez? Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Cow numbers declined 2,000 head in October, 27,000 head in September and 10,000 head in August from the previous month.
Milk per cow also declined nationwide in November, down 46 pounds from October and up 1 pound from November. Total milk production at just over 16 billion pounds was down about 2.6 percent from October and only 0.1 percent higher than November 2012.
Rapidly rising milk prices are sending a clear signal to the U.S. dairy industry that the world needs more milk, however, U.S. dairy producers have yet to react to this "call to action," HighGround Dairy analysts commented in their report today.
Analysts have been forecasting an increase in cow numbers for the last two months, since USDA-NASS resumed its reporting of those numbers, but it has yet to happen. U.S. cow numbers have declined 44,000 head since July, and November's cow count is 3,000 head less than November 2012.
Cow numbers were down year-over-year in eight of the 23 reported milk-producing states in November, milk per cow was down in 11 states and milk production was down in 10 states.
The West saw year-over-year declines in milk production in Idaho, down 1.8 percent, and New Mexico, down 0.8 percent. Those declines were due to fewer cows and less milk per cow. Both states are down 7 percent in milk production year to date.
The Upper Midwest also saw declines in its big cheese states of Wisconsin, down 0.6 percent, and Minnesota, down 1.9 percent.
That decline in milk production was due to less milk per cow. Those states were hit with substantial winterkill of alfalfa and a wet, early summer followed by summer drought that first curtailed alfalfa harvest and later reduced hay yields, said Bob Cropp, professor emeritus, University of Wisconsin, in his Dairy Situation and Outlook report released this morning.
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The relatively small year-over-year increase in milk production in November, the seasonal good demand for cheese and butter and very strong dairy exports are resulting in higher prices for dairy products and farmers, he said
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UPDATED: Spilled drink blamed for bar assault that may have led to Dover man's deathBy GRETYL MACALASTER
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April 10. 2013 9:58PM
PORTSMOUTH — After police asked Zachary O'Neill, 24, if he repeatedly hit Joshua Krantz, 24, in the head at The Page restaurant Saturday, court documents say he responded: "I don't see what the big deal is ... it was just a bar fight ..."
Krantz, a 2006 Epping High School graduate and football player, was found dead by a roommate in a Dover apartment within hours of the assault.
According to the arrest warrant filed in Portsmouth Circuit Court, an employee at The Page told police O'Neill had said he waited until near the bar's closing time to hit Krantz because he didn't want to ruin his own night — Krantz had allegedly spilled a drink on O'Neill earlier in the evening.
O'Neill appeared Wednesday in Portsmouth Circuit Court to face a felony charge of first-degree assault.
Judge Sawako Gardner set bail at $250,000 cash after hearing from prosecutor David Colby about the attack, O'Neill's criminal history, and his failure to appear in court several times to face other charges.
O'Neill is also facing a breach of bail charge stemming from a disorderly conduct charge filed against him last March for a fight in the High-Hanover Parking Garage, just up the street from The Page.
The state medical examiner has determined Krantz's cause of death as a skull fracture resulting in an "acute epidural hematoma" caused by blunt force head injuries.
The cause of death is still under investigation; it has not yet been ruled a homicide. A memorial service is being held for Krantz today at the Brewitt Funeral Home in Epping.
O'Neill was taken into custody in Rochester by state police Tuesday night after failing to turn himself in to Portsmouth police on the assault charge.
In July 2012, an Army veteran was dancing at The Page when he bumped into two people on the dance floor, according to police. A yelling match led bouncers to ask the group to leave. Moments later, Steven Bohn was beaten by two men outside the Page, police said. Four people were ultimately convicted in the attack, which seriously injured Bohn, a Purple Heart recipient.
City Attorney Robert Sullivan said there are steps the city can take to shut down an establishment that has generated the kind of complaints The Page has, citing the case of Club Spin in 2001.
"What happened there is you had an establishment that generated many of the same type of complaints that we are now hearing about The Page, alcohol-related incidents," Sullivan said.
The city approached the New Hampshire State Liquor Commission, which blocked the liquor license for Club Spin, ultimately causing the club to go out of business, Sullivan said.
"As far as The Page goes, that matter is still being investigated by the police department, and when the police department's investigation is completed, I expect that city officials will be looking at it to determine what, if any, action should be taken," Sullivan said.
Mike Boulerice of Portsmouth said he has set up a Facebook page called "Shut Down The Page" and is organizing a protest in the Vaughan Mall area near The Page restaurant on Friday night from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Boulerice said the goal of the protest is to bring awareness to the problems at The Page and to pay tribute to the memory of Krantz in a peaceful way.
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PORTSMOUTH - Police arrested a suspect Tuesday night in a Saturday morning barroom assault that may have caused the death of a 24-year-old Dover man.
Police arrested Zachary O'Neill, 24 of 12 New York St., Dover, on a first-degree assault charge.
Joshua Krantz, 24, an Epping native, and Dover resident, was found dead in his apartment by his roommates at around 11:30 a.m. Saturday.
After Krantz's death, police learned that he had been the victim of an assault while at The Page Bar and Restaurant on Hanover Street in Portsmouth on Friday night into Saturday morning.
Portsmouth Deputy Police Chief Corey MacDonald said interviews and evidence indicated that Krantz was first struck from behind and then hit repeatedly in the head,
The assault was not reported to police and Krantz declined medical attention, police said.
On Tuesday, the warrant was issued for O'Neill's arrest in connection with the beating, police said.
MacDonald said he expects the charge to be upgraded once the state medical examiner's office determines what happened to cause Krantz to suffer a skull fracture that resulted in bleeding of the brain.
That determination could take 4-6 weeks, depending on when toxicology test results are available.
O'Neill was currently out on bail on a disorderly conduct charge resulting from a fight in a parking garage, MacDonald said.
The Page restaurant and the surrounding Vaghan Mall area has been the scene of many public and violent crimes in recent years, MacDonald said.
"When you look at Portsmouth, it has well over 100 liquor licenses out there and certainly many of our issues at this point in time seem to be centered around that Vaughan Mall area," MacDonald said.
In January, the last of four suspects was sentenced in the brutal July 2011 beating of Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient Steven Bohn outside of The Page after an altercation inside.
Additional patrols and beefed-up liquor enforcement have been ordered in the area, but MacDonald said the department has limited resources.
"We can't just put a police officer inside The Page, which some people have suggested," he said. "Everybody deserves a police presence and we have a lot of responsibilities."
He said the bar is not required to report an assault and cannot be held criminally liable for the assault.
The Krantz family has asked for privacy as they prepare to bury their son, brother and friend.
Josh Krantz was a 2006 graduate of Epping High School where he played football for four years, according to an obituary. After earning an associate's degree in business management, he was working at Bottomline Technologies in Portsmouth at the time of his death.
In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that donations be made to the Epping/Newmarket Football Program, care of Newmarket High School.
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The killers, blood on their hands and weapons, explained precisely why they had brutally murdered a British soldier in broad daylight on a busy London street. "The only reason we killed this man today is because Muslims are dying daily by British soldiers..." one said to a bystander recording the scene on a cell phone. "We are forced by the Koran... We must fight them as they fight us. An eye for an eye; a tooth for a tooth."
In response, British Prime Minister David Cameron condemned the "violent extremism and terror." President Obama issued a statement the next day also condemning "violent extremism and terror."
At this point, after more than a decade at war, can we not call this what it is? Can we not identify the enemy accurately?
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The meeting is in response to rancher concerns about 32 letters recently sent by Washington Department of Ecology to regional ranchers warning of their operations' potential to pollute streams.
"Anytime a person gets a regulatory letter from a state or federal agency, it's something that's troubling to people," said Jack Field, executive vice president of the association. "These letters in particular don't tell the land owner what the problem is. It's kind of a shot in the dark from the landowner's perspective to be able to approach this issue and solve it realistically."
Toni Meacham, a Connell, Wash., attorney and executive director of the Washington Agriculture Legal Foundation, said Ecology has provided more encompassing response letters and been "less abrasive" following a presentation at the association's annual meeting November in Pasco, Wash.
"They have been doing a better job of trying to actually let people know what's going on, talk about the options and identify the issues," she said.
Field hopes the meeting gives attendees an understanding of the network of assistance available if they receive a letter to put together a response plan to satisfy the department. Most ranchers don't want to work directly with Ecology for technical assistance, Field said. He hopes to convey that there are "multiple sources of scientifically peer-reviewed, factual information" that can be used.
"We need to find a way to provide certainty in this time of uncertainty," he said. "Hopefully we can create a network and ensure landowners understand how and where they can go to be proactive and prevent letters from coming in the first place."
Retired Oregon State University rangeland specialist John Buckhouse has been looking at areas and identifying issues in a helpful matter. Buckhouse has met with Ecology and is willing to provide training, Meacham said.
Buckhouse isn't seeing the level of pollution that Ecology is claiming, she said.
"With anybody that's a professional, they're always going to see room for improvement," she said. "It's not like, 'Oh my gosh, you guys are polluting,' like Ecology seems to think. (Buckhouse's approach is) more 'Hey, let's make this as good as we can make it, let's try to work toward the best water quality we can,' which we all want."
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Body found in burning, abandoned Exeter plantBy JASON SCHREIBER
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March 07. 2013 10:09PM
EXETER - The state Attorney General's Office is calling suspicious the death of a woman whose body was found Thursday morning inside an abandoned concrete plant.
The grisly discovery was made by firefighters when they responded around 7 a.m. to reports of a fire on the second floor of the former City Concrete building at 2 Hampton Road.
Senior Assistant Attorney General Susan Morrell would not identify the woman or reveal how she died, saying only that it's being treated as a "death investigation."
A ladder truck from the Exeter Fire Department returned to the scene shortly before 6 p.m. to assist in removing the body. Given the age and condition of the plant, an official with the state fire marshal's office said the stairs leading to the second floor were unsafe. An autopsy is expected to be performed today.
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Fire Chief Brian Comeau said the fire was small. It was considered suspicious from the start because it occurred in a vacant building with no electricity.
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He left in the Honda after it was searched.
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Police are known to patrol the old plant on a routine basis, often parking their cruisers at the entrance.
"Everybody in the area knows that," she said.