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Perfect for weekend company.... I made this ahead and froze it uncooked, thawed overnight in the fridge and baked it in the morning! The mustard really adds something special :) It was very easy to put together, and no expensive ingredients either.

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MONTROSE - Come springtime, the coyotes lurking on Ernie Etchart's sheep ranch, their minds fixed on a fresh meal of newborn lamb, face a deadly distraction.
It's the alluring stink of rotten meat, smothered on the end of a spring-loaded device staked into the soil near Etchart's fence line. Any coyote that sniffs it out and takes a bite gets an unwelcome surprise: a burst of sodium cyanide powder.
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Ranchers such as Etchart credit the fatal contraptions, called M-44s, with saving their businesses. It's another weapon - along with guard dogs, shepherds, traps, aerial gunning and a rancher's rifle - that cuts the number of livestock lost to predators.
"I was always partial to the M-44," Etchart said as his bulky pickup truck bounced along sagebrush-dotted federal lands west of Montrose, where his 3,000 sheep graze. "It's the most effective. It'll stop your problem right there."
It's actually the federal government that distributes the cyanide ejectors on private land. A trapper with a division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Services is on call for Etchart and other local sheep-growers, who together chip in to pay a share of the costs.
But the M-44s, and a second toxic apparatus not used in Colorado - a poison-filled livestock collar that kills predators that rip into the necks of sheep and goats - are in the crosshairs of 11 environment and wildlife groups across the country that want the poisonous traps banned.
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In a recent 53-page petition to the Environmental Protection Agency, authored by the Boulder-based wildlife advocacy group Sinapu, the groups argue that animals with no interest in sheep, even family dogs, are killed by M-44s. Most troubling to activists are deaths involving rare species, such as California condors, wolves and, in one case, a grizzly bear.
Petitioners argue that predators can be managed by non-lethal means, including better fencing and deploying more guard dogs - a method that Etchart conceded has cut lamb losses substantially.
Opponents also suggest the poisons create terrorism risks, citing recent audits by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Inspector General that criticized the USDA for a poor job securing and tracking the toxins.
"The larger question is why is the federal government scattering highly dangerous toxicants all across the country as a wildlife control strategy," said Wendy Keefover-Ring, of Sinapu.
Sinapu's petition documents several dog deaths, including one in 1999 in Crawford, in western Colorado, when a family's golden retriever mix, Bob, found something in the grass that let out a puff of white mist. Bob sprinted away, collapsed and died.
The family sued after discovering that a government trapper had set the devices on their land without permission, the petition says. In 2001, the family won $9,500 in a settlement with Wildlife Services.
Wildlife Services' data for 2004, the most recent year for which such information is available, show 117 dogs killed by M-44s, though it's likely some of those dogs were feral.
For activists, the petition is part of their larger campaign against Wildlife Services, what they call a "rogue agency" with what they see as a "sledgehammer approach" to managing wildlife.
In 2004, the Wildlife Services killed 2.7 million animals (including 80,000 coyotes) on behalf of farmers and ranchers at a cost of more than $100 million, the agency's figures show. It did this, the groups complain, despite the fact USDA's own statistics show more cattle and sheep perish from injuries and illness than predation.
"They go out and kill many times more predators than are actually involved in livestock depredation," Keefover-Ring said. "The cycle of killing - it just never stops."
To ranchers, the activists' petition is another threat to their way of life.
Long gone, they know, are the days when they called all the shots: running livestock unhindered and shooting, trapping and killing predators at will.
But farmers and ranchers complain it's gone too far the other way.
Etchart cites Amendment 14, the voter-approved initiative in 1996, that limited trapping and poisoning in Colorado in most cases to just 30 days a year.
Prior to it, he relied far more heavily on M-44s to control coyotes.
He doesn't employ them nearly as often anymore.
"Gosh, if you've got a coyote that keeps coming and coming, and everything they do is at night, it's difficult to pick them up," Etchart said. "The more we get restricted, the harder it is to make a living. That's why you see children in family farms and ranches" leaving the business behind.
Worry over losses
In the chill of late February, the predator problem ebbs. Etchart's 3,000 pregnant ewes are fattening on sagebrush, rabbitbrush and blue gamma and Indian rice grasses that blanket high-desert Bureau of Land Management parcels in southwestern Colorado.
It's springtime, when lambs are born several miles east on Etchart's small ranch, that coyotes show more interest.
"When (predators) kill, it's my profit margin, my wages that they're taking. Everything has to be met. My herder's not going to split that (loss) with me."
Etchart knows his sheep ranching. His father, a French Basque, came to America in 1948 as a sheepherder. He once spent six years watching the flocks without once visiting town.
Environmental groups such as Sinapu and others that scrutinize grazing leases and protect wildlife "are going to use any tactic, any ploy they can to get what they want," Etchart said. "They want to create a hardship so we're forced out of business."
The agency responsible for containing predators, and deploying M-44s, is protective of its methods as well. A top Wildlife Services official noted M-44s are much easier than setting traps, which state laws often require be checked once a day or once every other day so animals don't suffer.
"M-44 kills the animal relatively quickly; you don't have to worry about it being restrained (in a trap)," said Gary Littauer, assistant regional director for Wildlife Services in the western region.
The agency killed only 13 coyotes in Colorado in 2004, records show. Nationally, though, M-44s killed about 10 percent of the 101,225 meat-eating mammals taken the same year.
Of those, Wildlife Services classified 1,980 as unintended targets of the devices. Littauer acknowledges such losses, but said the agency takes steps - including posting warning signs for pet owners and working with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service when rare species are involved - to avoid those deaths.
As for more emphasis on nonlethal approaches, Littauer said ranchers and farmers usually ask his agency to step in when fences, guns and guard dogs haven't worked.
And Littauer said Wildlife Services has taken steps to address concerns raised by government auditors over handling of the wildlife toxins.
"We believe we're in compliance with the current standards for accountability and secure storage," he said.
Etchart said wildlife activists misunderstand the situation. Ranchers understand that predators play a role in keeping nature in balance.
"Their feeling toward the ranching industry is that we're out to kill every predator at all cost," Etchart said. "I'm pretty darn sure it's not true."


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One of the most well regarded design schools around, Central Saint Martins and its BA show is one of the most anticipated dates on the calender. Here is a preview of what we can expect this year around with backstage photos and interviews from the press show which took place last evening. Dazed Digital have created a good account for deisgners Blandine Bardeau, Holly Fox-Lee, Anthony Thomas, Sorada Thaiwaranon, and Morten Ivar.
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Five plays have been nominated for the 2009 Sprint Can't Miss Play of the Year. One of them comes from the Broncos. Any idea which play it might be?
Yes, it's Brandon Stokley's "Immaculate Deflection" from the team's Week 1 victory against the eventual NFC North-champion Cincinnati Bengals. In case you don't remember, after the Bengals took the lead with 28 seconds remaining in the game, Kyle Orton let loose a pass from the Denver 13-yard line. The pass was intended for Brandon Marshall, but a crowd of Bengals closed in, and cornerback Leon Hall tipped the ball into the air. Stokley swooped in and snared the pass, sprinting 87 yards into the end zone for the go-ahead score that cemented a 12-7, season-opening victory.
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The West Coast Eagles have elevated former Collingwood forward Brad Dick off their rookie list ahead of a cut-throat elimination final clash with North Melbourne on Sunday.
Dick was placed on the club's senior list on Wednesday, only a short time before the deadline for elevating rookies ahead of the finals.
The 24-year-old has kicked 12 goals in the last three matches for East Fremantle and could be poised to be a X-factor for the Eagles heading into this finals series.
Eagles' midfielder Luke Shuey, however, feels that regardless of x-factors the young side is far better prepared for finals than 12 months ago.
The surprise packet of 2011, West Coast were just one win away from a grand final appearance before going down to eventual premiers Geelong in the preliminary final.
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"I think as a young group we've faced a couple of big games this year and I think we've been able to stand up, so nothing changes this week," he said.
"I think guys like Andrew Gaff and Jack Darling have stepped up in big games and had an impact, which is a real positive for us."
Shuey came second to Essendon's Dyson Heppell in the NAB Rising Star after a stellar 2011 but had a poor finals series.
When asked how he felt he was exposed in finals football he said: "Probably getting nabbed three times in the one game holding the ball has something to do with it."
"I went into last year I think with only 25 games under my belt, so really had no idea what to expect."
West Coast have faced one of the toughest runs into the finals having played Geelong, Collingwood and Hawthorn in the past month.
"We've really enjoyed the preparation and really taken it on head first," Shuey said.
"I think it's the ideal preparation for us.
"We've been able to knock Collingwood off pretty confidently out here, which gives us a lot of confidence.
"I think after quarter time on Friday night we played some pretty good footy against Hawthorn who are the best team in the comp at the moment."
The Eagles will play North Melbourne, who they only beat by two points in round 15 before the Kangaroos made a charge of six straight wins.
And Shuey lauded their midfield ahead of the final.
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