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I live in a great little city named Carencro in Louisiana, in Lafayette Parish.
I joined Find A Grave to set up Memorials on my Family members.
However, in doing so I started creating Memorials for other families.
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Joel Manuel
RE: Boudreaux Transfers
no problem :)
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Anytime!! I only really care to keep the ones that are related to either me or my hubby. If you find more that you want just let me know :)
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Tracy Babineaux Doyle
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Hi Kathy
Tracy Babineaux Doyle, I would like to thank you all what you done for my father.
It means alot to me.
You are a very blessed person and Im glad you found my dad.
thank you agin for all you do
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I would like to " Thank You " for your hard work and dedication. Thanks also for sponsoring the memorial for Mom & Dad ~ Joseph S. & Louise Venable. I appreciate you . We all do ~ your kindness is endless
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Kathy - I met you at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Cemetery in Port Barre in October where you introduced me to findagrave.com. Thank you so much for setting up the Memorial for my mom, Evangeline Arceneaux Ledet Lalonde Fontenot. I look forward to adding pictures to her memorial and adding more of our family graves to this site. Thanks again!!!
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Athanas "Tenas" Comeaux
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Thank you very much for sponsoring the memorial for Athanas "Tenas" Comeaux and for adding the photos!!!
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Kathie, Just wanted to let you know you are the best. It takes someone that is very kind to do this for us.
Bless you,
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Thank you Kathie, you may not have any idea how important your work is to someone else. My mother passed away when I was 14 and, for many reasons, I have never been able to visit her grave other than on the day of her funeral. I live in MD and having this photo means the world to me. Please know that your effort has touched my life in a way that words can never express.
God bless you.
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Kathy you are truly an "ANGEL". You will never know how much this means to mean. My son is coming home is just 20 minutes from his deployment. I have been so focused on him coming home that I forgot to go do that. Thanks again from the very bottom of my heart.
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I'm making an IPA (on the lighter side--1.059 OG, haven't measured FG yet, only been in the primary for a week, but it is estimated at 1.014), and I wanted to dry-hop it. My recipe included the following hops during boil:
1 oz Chinook (60 mins)
1 oz Amarillo (60 mins)
1 oz Centennial (20 mins)
0.5 oz Kent Goldings (20 mins)
1 oz Centennial (5 mins)
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I am targeting a nice citrusy hop flavor, and I wanted to dry hop 1 or 2 oz for a week in the secondary (also with 12 oz of Raspberry for a fun nice tart background). My main question for those more experienced is if adding Cascade or Citra (or both) for dry hopping would over-complicate the hop profile or not?
I have a pretty high liking for hops, so hoppiness is goodness.
Just looking at what you have, adding an ounce or soof cascade for dryhopping would be pretty a-ok, and I doubt it'd complicate it too much. Hoppier is better.
I personally haven't used Citra, but I hear tell it's a good one to dry hop with.
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Conditioning/Drinking: Centennial Pale Ale
On Deck: Banana Cream Rye
I think the raspberry will be lost in the beer, and wouldn't use it. 12 ozs in a gallon is still not much.
Both Citra and Cascade will do well as dry hops. Personally, I'd just select one of them and not mix them, but I'm sure they would do very well together. I have often used Cascade to give a little life to a beer that doesn't quite come up to where I want it with the standard hopping.
I suggest you take a look at Yooper's DFH 60 clone. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f69/dogfish-head-60-minute-clone-ag-extract-25709/
It could just be me, but you're probably putting a bit too much hops forward on the bittering end. Later hops additions and dry hopping really shine on IPA's.
Just my .02 though.
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Tennis: Becker finds the lure endures
Sunday 01 November 1998
Germany's No 1 remains the man they call Der Alte Lowe, The Old Lion. Boris Becker may no longer be his country's leading performer in terms of world ranking but his return to the fray in Stuttgart wowed the country's headline writers and brooked no dispute about who is the sentimental front runner. "The Old Man Calls The Tune"; "Becker Has A Lot Of Bite Left"; "Just Like Old Times For Boris"; "Once More, The Becker Fist".
Becker will be 31 next month. We are far down the road now from the dazzling days of a Wimbledon championship at the age of 17 in 1985, from the six Grand Slam titles and the career total of 49 tournament victories. But, as he showed here, Boris remains capable of defeating top-10 players when the mood is on him. Not bad for someone who has been in semi-retirement for the best part of 18 months.
However, the conditions need to be right. Boris has always preferred indoor tennis, where intrusive factors like sun and wind do not apply. Thirty of his 49 titles have been won in halls, by some distance the best record of anyone still in the game. To be playing in Germany helps, too, since the crowd can safely be relied upon. So there has been more than a touch of Boris-induced euphoria inside Stuttgart's Schleyer Halle over the past few days.
Though clearly delighted, Becker has steadfastly declined to be borne away on enthusiasm's tidal wave. For one thing, there are already several broad avenues of business opportunity opening invitingly for Germany's favourite sporting icon. Also, he knows well enough that the playing days are narrowing down, as the line goes in "September Song", to a precious few.
This year Becker has played just 24 singles matches (won 15, lost nine) and reached one final, on clay in Gstaad. An ankle injury in July sidelined him for the best part of three months. His return at Basle, the tournament won by Tim Henman, lasted just one match. Next came the episode of the wild card into the Vienna tournament, awarded to Becker but generously handed over by him to a Pete Sampras in urgent need of points to protect his No 1 ranking.
And so to Stuttgart, which he entered with the comment that his physical condition reminded him of "a balloon losing air". There was almost no comeback from the ankle injury. "It was tough enough to be out for two months. If it had gone on for six months I couldn't have coped, it would have been too long. It was difficult to play again because the muscles didn't work anywhere and my ankle still hurt."
After beating the world No 4, Carlos Moya, and losing narrowly to Goran Ivanisevic, Becker was in relaxed and conversational mood. "My body hurts but the heart is still young. I didn't expect too much because of the strength of the field but the way I have played gives me great satisfaction. To win against one of the world's best is motivation enough for me.
"Tennis is something I love and hopefully I can do this sort of thing a few more times. But to try and improve my ranking [he is 67th] would be very foolish. Actually, I am surprised to be ranked where I am.
"I didn't stop playing full time because I wasn't good enough any more, but because I didn't want to be travelling for 45 weeks of the year. But I definitely miss the excitement and the involvement. It was a big part of my life and I have very much enjoyed coming back and doing well.
"That's why I am still here. As long as I have chances against the world's best, then it's still fun. Whether you win at 17, 25 or 31 it's always nice, always good to annoy a few players now and again."
One of Becker's close friends summed up the ongoing involvement with tennis thus: "Boris could, of course, indulge his love for the game by hitting a few balls with his wife Barbara and his son Noah, but the thrill is bigger to go on court with Sampras and company."
Becker will be indulging that thrill over the next two weeks, with appearances at the Paris and Stockholm tournaments. That takes him to the end of the '98 season, but what of '99? "I am in the process of making some playing commitments for next year but I haven't decided 100 per cent yet where they are going to be."
This may perhaps be because Becker, as ever, has difficulty fitting his life into the 24 hours which each day allocates him. The queue for his services stretches right round the block and already the number of off- court involvements is huge.
He is the team manager of Germany's Davis Cup squad. Carl-Uwe Steeb, an old friend, is the non-playing captain but Boris runs the show, in charge of planning, picking the team and even, as he did this year, playing in the doubles.
Becker is also in charge of a squad of German 16- and 17-year-olds, from which Kiefer has already graduated to the senior circuit. The present crop have improved so dramatically that they are all assured of direct entry to the junior event at the next Grand Slam, the Australian Open in January. That junior squad is sponsored by Mercedes-Benz, with whom Becker has many connections. He appears in their commercials (most famously with Mika Hakkinen) and has two sales outlets for Mercedes in the former East Germany.
The influence of Becker in the German Tennis Federation (DTB) is profound. In February Claus Stauder will stand down after 14 years as the president. The job was offered to Becker and, though he turned it down because of his other commitments, he will decide who Stauder's replacement should be. "Boris is looking for the next president and he has one in mind," said one DTB member. "He will always have as much influence as he wants."
Perhaps most importantly of all, Becker has established his own management company, which has already come up with radical ideas to take over and reform men's tennis and its TV coverage.
On that subject Becker had this to say in Stuttgart: "A lot of people are saying many, many things. Not everything is true. I am not going to add more fuel to that particular fire right now. I am here this week to play the game, not to talk about how it should be run."
On the question of playing, there exist in Germany people who think Becker should cease mixing business with the hitting of tennis balls. Hans-Jurgen Pohmann, a former German Davis Cup player and now a TV commentator, said: "I had a fight with Boris over this. I asked him: 'Are you a team manager or a player? You cannot be both.' When he played like he did this week it's OK but I don't think it's a good idea to treat the sport as a tourist. He won't always play as well as he did here in Stuttgart.
"In my opinion he shouldn't do it. Boris is the outstanding guy in Germany. There will never be another one like him."
Becker himself feels his work with the junior squad could pay rich dividends. "I am convinced our young group will make their mark, but we have to give them time. Obviously the shadow of Michael [Stich] and myself is quite large. It is not easy to produce a world No 1 or a Grand Slam winner every five years. But they have the talent and the potential. Hopefully they have the desire, too, to go all the way."
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Ex-England Sevens coach Ben Ryan is relishing the opportunity of making Fiji the best side in the world but admits it will take time for him to get used to his new challenge.
Ryan was announced as Fiji's new head coach on Friday, having completed the deal with their rugby union on Thursday evening. Originally he was going to join the Fiji Rugby Union (FRU) as a technical adviser, but he will now head up their side.
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The IRB World Series escaped Ryan's grasp during his seven-year tenure in charge of England but Fiji are no strangers to success having lifted the series title back in 2006. Success is what Ryan seeks with Fiji but he will barely have a chance to get used to his new surroundings before the first leg of the new season of IRB Sevens which starts in Australia on October 12.
"There is a bit of nervousness about it but as a coach, all you really want is the best talent available and in Fiji, that's what they've got," Ryan told ESPN. "I tend to try and do everything I can to help them.
"I'll be lucky if I have more than a couple of training sessions before the Gold Coast so everyone has to be a little bit patient before they start to see the gains I'm going to give them."
Ryan revolutionised Sevens in England during his time with the Rugby Football Union and brought in central contracts. Improving Fiji's Sevens infrastructure is one part of his remit with the FRU (Fiji Rugby Union) and Ryan plans to work within the Fijian culture to achieve his goals.
"I'm not intending to do things the English way, it will be the Fijian way," Ryan added. "I'm going to have to adapt as much as they are. That's just one of the things you have to do as a coach. It's another good challenge for me and certainly I imagine there will be some hard times ahead but that's what you put your name on the dotted line for.
Ryan will be coaching a team wearing a different white shirt this season © PA Photos
"One of the attractions of bringing me in was to help develop a legacy like I've done in England. While in England coaching the coaches is well done, it has not really happened in Fiji. One aspect of my role will be to do that so we get some class operators who can one day take over from me when I move on.
"And on the playing front, we have all seen what happens when they hit their straps like they did in Hong Kong and on the Gold Coast I'm just going to try to bring some consistent performance levels to the Fijian guys. I'll be slowly changing a few things, but only a few things and I will stick with the way the Fijians play the game."
It is inevitable that at some time during the forthcoming season, Ryan, who jokes he may have to develop a new Factor 500 to cope with the tropical conditions in Fiji, will come up against his former employers, but he hopes it will be a while before that match-up.
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PLANS for a new housing development are dangerous and would push those on lower incomes into a "ghetto" corner, community leaders have warned.
Deeside-based Edwards Homes has submitted plans to build 54 homes in Saltney on land between St David's Retail Park and the Central Trading Park.
The application seeks approval for changes to an earlier Goldrock Investments application for 58 homes previously granted full planning permission in April last year.
But at a meeting of Saltney Town Council, members said the revised proposals were "unacceptable" because of the reduced provision of homes for those on low incomes.
Under the previous plan 30 per cent of the new homes built – or 17 from the 58 planned homes – would have been designated as affordable homes, in line with council policy.
But in the Edwards Homes plan, there are no designated affordable shared equity homes and instead the plan includes four "gifted units" – homes that would be given to the authority – as agreed by Penny Storr, Flintshire Council's housing strategy officer.
The planning application explains the units are "in lieu of the previously approved provision of 17 affordable dwellings which were to be sold to people in need".
Town clerk Alan Thorniley said affordable housing must still be part of the development
"It should still be 30 per cent. It's county council policy. It's just been overridden," he said. "It means 13 families have got nowhere to live."
Cllr Veronica Gay also attacked the location of the four gifted homes in the plan, which are grouped together at the back of the development.
"Talk about sticking them in the corner," she said. "It's like a little ghetto. It's not acceptable."
Concerns were also voiced about the single access planned onto the High Street.
But Cllr Gay said councillors were in favour of the homes coming to the area.
"None of us are against the development," said Cllr Gay. "It will be a fantastic thing to bring to Saltney. It will uplift us."
A Flintshire Council spokesman said the four gifted homes given to the council were the financial equivalent of the 30 per cent affordable shared equity homes.
He added: "There isn't a great deal of demand for shared equity homes in Saltney and there is already a development in Broughton, less than a mile down the road offering shared equity affordable housing."
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MONTREAL -- Bless the arrogance of Pauline Marois. If not for her high-handed, anti-democratic tactics, the majority of the taxpayers in Quebec might not have become aware of the heist being perpetrated in Quebec City until it was too late.
Marois's breathtaking lack of respect for democracy, due process, legality and her own caucus may be enough to undermine her leadership and ensure another term for the unpopular Jean Charest.
What Marois attempted to do was force her caucus to vote for a bill to make an illegal agreement to build and operate a $400-million arena in Quebec City retroactively legal, a method so repugnant that even her own caucus is up in arms and so far four have resigned.
But blowback from Marois's autocratic methods has delayed the vote and may spare Quebec the worst political blunder since the multibillion-dollar Big O disaster.
The beneficiaries of this wildly irresponsible proposal would be Quebec City Mayor Régis Labeaume, Quebecor boss Pierre Karl Péladeau and, perhaps, a relative handful of hockey fans in Quebec City.
Péladeau, the union-busting bully destined to be the recipient of the taxpayers' largesse, has threatened to take his puck and go home if he doesn't get his way.
Let him go. The 'Péladome' is a terrible idea, an insane waste of taxpayers' money at a time when our schools and hospitals are strapped and desperate, when we are taxed to the hilt and wallowing in debt. When Claude Brochu was trying to line up the financing for a new ballpark for the Expos, Marois's Parti Québécois (then the party in power) refused to ante up even $25 million to get the project off the ground.
At the time, I believed Lucien Bouchard was making an error in refusing the Expos. Since then, I have become convinced it is absolutely wrong to provide public financing for professional sports venues and that all levels of government have to get out of the business of spending hundreds of millions of dollars to subsidize billionaire owners and millionaire players.
Péladeau wants a modern arena in Quebec City so he can lure one of those shaky American franchises (Phoenix, most likely) back to Canada. He wants a team to act as the anchor for a new all-sports television station.
Péladeau would thus hold a vertical monopoly: He would have the arena under a highly favourable lease, the NHL team, the broadcasting station and the cable network over which the games are broadcast. At every point in the process, Péladeau and Quebecor would make money, while the taxpayers wriggle on the hook.
If Péladeau has to have his toy, then let Quebecor build the arena, as Molson did in Montreal. Canadiens president Ronald Corey convinced Molson to build what is now the Bell Centre back in the mid-1990s at a cost of $330 million. The Bell Centre is now a smoothly functioning cash cow, with the mammoth, 21,273-seat Bell Centre sold out for every Habs game, even the exhibitions.
If the Péladome project is a good one, the private sector can build it and reap a huge profit, as the Canadiens have.
If it is not, then it should not be built at all, because when governments are called on to help out, it's often because the franchise is wobbly in the first place.
The result, almost inevitably, is that within five to 10 years the team is once again failing at the box office. The owners and the league begin casting about for another bunch of suckers willing to build a new facility and the process begins all over again. The owners and the players make millions, the taxpayers are left holding the bag, the promised economic benefits fail to materialize.
Nor are there any guarantees that a National Hockey League team could be lured back to Quebec City, even with a new arena.
At his news conference last week announcing the move of the Atlanta Thrashers to Winnipeg, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman went out of his way to discourage the notion that other teams would soon be moving north.
Look, I would love to see the Nordiques-Canadiens rivalry resumed. In its day, Montreal-Quebec was the hottest rivalry in the league, with more genuine rancour than Montreal-Boston. But I don't want to see it at the expense of school textbooks, skilled nurses or métro extensions to reduce the amount of carbon we're spewing into the air.
Thanks to the stunning arrogance of Pauline Marois, the Péladome may never become a reality. Speak well of her when she's gone.
--The Montreal Gazette
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 11, 2011 A18
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The National Asian-American Survey indicates that Asian American voters support Democrat Barack Obama over Republican John McCain by a substantial margin. However, a third of the voters still seem undecided, and could have an impact on the race in swing states, particularly Virginia, Florida and Nevada.
Palin defends comments against Obama, targets his characterSubmitted by Jamie Williamson on Mon, 10/06/2008 - 21:52
With the Republican vice presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, defending her claim that Barack Obama "pals around with terrorists" and saying his association with a 1960s radical is an issue "fair to talk about", there are clear indications that the 2008 presidential race has entered its ugliest and most rancorous phase.
During the course of a fundraising swing in California, Palin promised a crowd of 1,300 Republican supporters in Burlingame that John McCain is ready to get tough and "lay out the truth" about the 'real" Barack Obama.
130 USC Students Sickened by Stomach VirusSubmitted by Carina Rose on Mon, 10/06/2008 - 21:44
Health officials say 130 students of University of Southern California have fallen sick and been hospitalized due to a norovirus and not contaminated food this weekend. According to university spokesman James Grant the campus community was alerted about the virus early Saturday and preliminary examination has found a norovirus to be the cause of the illness on campus. "We don't think it's a food borne illness. It looks like it's a human-contact virus, stomach flu." He added that the initial findings would not be confirmed until the test results are returned by the county health department in two to three weeks.
California might need $7 billion emergency loanSubmitted by Peter Welsh on Sat, 10/04/2008 - 18:17
A $7 billion emergency loan from the federal government is what California - the most populous US state and the world's sixth-largest economy – may need, according to the intimation by the state officials to the Treasury Department. This need has arisen due to the shortage of cash and the inability to borrow more.
The economic crisis has shaken the creditors to such an extent that they are not ready to provide short-term finances that governments, normally considered safe bets, depend on to stay afloat until tax revenue is collected.
Jenny McCarthy and Amanda Peet Go On Verbal War Over VaccinesSubmitted by Carina Rose on Wed, 10/01/2008 - 07:31
Amanda Peet, actress, new mom and a spokeswoman for vaccine advocacy group Every Child by Two, came under fire when she in an interview called parents who elected to not to vaccinate their children "parasites".
Actress Heather Locklear ArrestedSubmitted by Jane Kornblut on Mon, 09/29/2008 - 16:29
California Highway Patrol arrested television star Heather Locklear, 47, outside the coastal city of Santa Barbara on Saturday, for suspicion of driving under the influence of prescription drugs.
The star of television shows, including Melrose Place, Locklear, has been suffering from anxiety and depression after her divorce last year from Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora after 11-years of marriage. She checked into a medical clinic in June to seek treatment for her condition.
Tina Fey Spoofs Sarah Palin In 'Saturday Night Live'Submitted by Robert Murray on Mon, 09/29/2008 - 08:11
'Saturday Night Live' (SNL) on NBC, in its third season, opened with a memorable sketch, featuring Tina Fey as Sarah Palin and Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton. This Saturday, the NBC comedy brought back the tandem of Fey and Poehler once again – though Fey reprised her role as Palin, Poehler this time around played CBS's Katie Couric – in a skit parodying Palin's interview earlier this week.
Wilson urges Republicans to fight Schwarzenegger recallSubmitted by John Richburg on Sun, 09/28/2008 - 10:12
The California Republican Party's fall convention had former Governor Pete Wilson urging his fellow Republicans to fight the recall drive against Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. In his lunchtime speech to about 250 delegates, Wilson did not directly address the rift between Schwarzenegger and others in his party. He told delegates that the threat from the state prison guards union should be taken seriously.
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A brief clip was recorded when a radio rep from The River previewed it over the phone. The single was set to be released September 22nd. Jive Records' Zomba Label Group is delaying the release for at least another week. This means that radio stations won't be playing it until Sept. 29 at the earliest.
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Genentech Inc. and OSI Pharmaceuticals, the makers of Tarceva - a cancer drug, in a letter posted on the Food and Drug Administration's website at http://www.fda.gov/medwatch/safety/2008/safety08.htm#Tarceva, alerted doctors about liver damage in patients who took the drug, as part of a post-approval study designed for patients with moderate liver impairment and advanced tumours.
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A new study reveals that even five years after a drug becomes available on the market, many clinical trials or drug studies submitted to the FDA, never get published in medical journals consulted by most doctors for evaluating overall drug safety and effectiveness.
Looking at 90-drugs approved by FDA between 1998 and 2000, researchers found out of a total of 909-studies, only 394 or 46% got published, with 56% never seeing the light of day.
"Matrix" Star Keanu Reeves Declared Not GuiltySubmitted by Robert Murray on Wed, 09/24/2008 - 05:35
A Los Angeles judge on Monday ruled out charges of assault and battery brought against Keanu Reeves by a photographer, Alison Silva, who claimed that Reeves intentionally hit him with his car.
Silva alleged that he was struck by Reeves' Porsche while he was photographing the actor in March 2007, causing grave injuries. Reeves' attorneys argued in court documents that Silva positioned his hand on the actor's car and stumbled over his own feet.
Nicholas Cage In "Season Of The Witch"Submitted by Robert Murray on Wed, 09/24/2008 - 05:26
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It might seem straight out of science fiction, but this story is real – radioactive tuna could be swimming in an ocean near you.
A new study found that after last spring's Fukushima nuclear accident, Pacific Bluefin tuna caught off of San Diego appear to have been contaminated by radioactive materials from last spring's nuclear accident in Japan.
The March 2011 earthquake and subsequent tsunami led to the meltdown of the Fukushima nuclear plant in central Japan. Even now, the only way to enter the zone 20 kilometers around the plant is with special government permission. After the accident, tests showed that concentrations of radioactive Cesium in coastal waters increased up to 10,000-fold.
This study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found the same radioactive Cesium in 15 Bluefin tuna specimens caught outside of San Diego. The fish tested showed a 10-fold increase from normal Cesium concentrations, well below the safety limit established by Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishes.
Bluefin are a highly migratory species – they spawn in the West Pacific near Japan, then, once they have matured, may travel more than 9,000 miles to the East Pacific and the California coast. They're such strong swimmers that the trip only takes a few months.
During the course of this trip, the radioactive concentration fell as the fish grew and the Cesium decayed. If they had tested tuna from Japan, the radiation would be expected to be up to 15 times more concentrated, according to Daniel Madigan, Zofia Baumann, and Nicholas Fisher, the co-authors of the study.
Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch already lists bluefin as a species to avoid due to severe overfishing and high mercury levels. They're highly valued as sushi fish, which has led to a steep decline in their populations in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Bluefin tuna are slow to mature, and are often caught before they have a chance to reproduce. Oceana is currently working to protect bluefin tuna from overfishing.
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