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That there's a dearth of Ethiopian food in New York City means that Bushwick's Bunna Cafe (1084 Flushing Avenue) would likely have stood out solely for its meals built on lentil stews and injera. But the restaurant is unique even among other restaurants serving the same cuisine because it's meat-fre ... More >>
On the northwestern edge of the West Village's Abingdon Square Park, Bar Bolonat (611 Hudson Street, 212-390-1545) glows from within its painted-black exterior, a welcome sight at the corner of Hudson and 12th Streets after three years of vacancy following the closing of Kobma Thai. Chef Einat Admon ... More >>
This week, our gluttonous exploits have taken us up to Harlem, out to Bushwick, and many places in between, where we've feasted on Ethiopian food, Japanese kaiseki, and a traditional Purim treat. Here are five dishes we've been digging around town.
For those who think of kosher food with the apprehension that jarred gefilte fish deservedly evokes, consider a visit to Rego Park. The neighborhood is home to a substantial population of Bukharians, Jews from Central Asia whose cuisine reflects the cultural blending that occurred along the Silk Roa ... More >>
While we comb the boroughs for good meals, we're always on the lookout for cheap eats, and we round up five of those sub-$10 meals for you here each week. This week's line-up includes wontons and dumplings, hot dogs, and a pair of Middle Eastern restaurants in different parts of Manhattan.
The New York City culinary landscape isn't exactly saturated with Ethiopian food, and until very recently, it was entirely lacking in restaurants devoted to the vegan dishes of that cuisine. So perhaps that explains why Bunna Cafe (1084 Flushing Avenue) was so packed on its opening weekend -- and wh ... More >>
Falafel sandwich from Taïm (222 Waverly Place, 212-691-1287), $6.25 Even if you're unconcerned with saving a few bucks, this West Village Middle Eastern spot should be on your list.
Shakshuka from Chick P (490 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, 718-783-1525), $9 This belly-warming bowl of stew will fortify you against the cold -- or give you a good base for a beer-fueled night at Barclays Center.
Sephardic-Uzbek shish kebabs, top to bottom: chicken hearts, ground-beef lulya, lamb, and marinated chicken Hanukkah is a time for enjoying Jewish culinary traditions with family and friends, and to that end we present a daily competition between Ashkenazi and Sephardic food, going up around sunse ... More >>
Curry Hill gets a great Indian newcomer
This is a loaf of banku, a mash that looks a lot like fufu, but is subtly different. Fufu can be made from plantains, or it can be made from cassava (a/k/a yuca or manioc). Either way it's boiled, kneaded, and pounded till the starch achieves a bouncy and utterly agreeable consistency. When you ge ... More >>
The finalists for the 2012 Vendy Cup, which celebrates the best food vendors in the city, have been announced. The nominees are below:
Welcome to 100 Dishes to Eat Now, the tasty countdown leading up to our "Best of 2012" issue. Tune in each day (weekends too!) for a new dish from the Fork in the Road team.
When my friend from Los Angeles was visiting the city last week, he made a point to take a picture of the shawarma shop next to my apartment and text the photograph to his buddies back at home. Before The Avengers, he'd never heard of the stuff -- and neither did his group of friends back in L.A. ... More >>
New York City has a lot to offer when it comes to Middle Eastern dining--beyond falafel sandwiches and kebabs. Tomorrow, find out where to get the best grilled meats, tender braises, honey-drenched pastries, savory flatbreads, and light, bright mezze that make up the region's complex cuisine.
Rachel T. Asks: My parents are coming to town and I want to take them out to dinner. One requirement is that it needs to be a certified kosher restaurant. What are some places with actually good food for our evening? Dear Rachel: New York City offers several kosher restaurants, plus a great selec ... More >>
It's time for Tuesday Toasts, our weekly feature highlighting the Fork in the Road team's favorite versions of popular dishes and favorite spots in the city for a given activity. They might not be the best or the coolest or the newest, but instead represent the things and places that are near and de ... More >>
The four-cheese mac-and-cheese at Macaroni, Macaroni is engagingly crunchy. If you haven't been on the stretch of MacDougal Street between Houston and West 4th in a while, you need to pay a visit. This student haunt and historic refuge of Bohos from John Reed to Bob Dylan has lately become ... More >>
Rebecca Marx Since opening earlier this year in the former Taro Sushi space off of Flatbush Avenue, Kalushkät Gourmet Falafel has distinguished itself with, simply put, some damn fine balls.
Lauren ShockeyChip-chop!For those lamenting the loss of the Hummus Place at 99 MacDougal Street, don't fret too much (after all, you do have another location close by on Seventh Avenue South). Chipsy is set to open in the space formerly occupied by Hummus Place.
Photo courtesy of Taïm MobileGiven Taïm Mobile's widespread popularity, it seems that everyone, everywhere loves its falafel. But you know who doesn't? Restaurant owners who have to look at the truck outside of their windows.
The peanut-dusted lamb kebabs called suya from northern Nigeria, available at Brooklyn's Buka In the late 80s, the typical Senegalese immigrant was a guy who furtively sold counterfeit watches and handbags on the street. He took his meals at temporary restaurants set up in SRO hotels rooms ... More >>
CRISPThe fusion falafel mobile. Taïm Mobile will soon be getting some competition out on the streets. CRISP, which has three brick-and-mortar locations in New York City, will be getting a truck that's hitting the pavement on April 4.
Rebecca MarxMexicue's beet and goat cheese taco. While street food is, to many people, still synonymous with street meat, there are plenty of vegetal pearls to be found among the literal swine. You just have to search a little harder, and we have, across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. What ... More >>
Rebecca MarxOrhan Yegen, the talented if somewhat bombastic owner of Sip Sak, today added another restaurant to his Midtown holdings with the opening of Bi Lokma on East 45th Street.
Welcome to The Best Thing I Ate Yesterday, where we endeavor to remember the very best thing we stuffed down our gullets over the past 24 hours. Why? Because the only thing better than enjoying a meal is wallowing in the memory of one savored in the recent past. Today's fond reminiscences ... Vict ... More >>
In just 11 days' time, the falafel faithful will have new reason to rejoice: That's when, should all go according to plan, TaïmMobile will take to the street. Grub Street brings word that the truck, the four-wheeled incarnation of the tiny West Village takeout counter, will be overseen b ... More >>
Welcome to the Best Thing I Ate Yesterday, where we endeavor to remember the very best thing we stuffed down our gullets over the past 24 hours. Why? Because the only thing better than enjoying a meal is wallowing in the memory of one savored in the recent past. Today's fond reminiscences: Large ... More >>
Theeatenpath.comNow with wheels.She may have just opened Balaboosta, but Taïm's Einat Admony still has expansion on the brain: she's about to launch Taïm Mobile, a roving extension of her miniscule falafel and smoothie shop on Waverly Place. Feast reports that Admony will be servin ... More >>
Fort Defiance's deviled egg with amaranth.Hello from deep inside the bowels of the Lexington Avenue Armory! It's 6:19, meaning there are 11 minutes until Choice Eats 2010 officially begins. When we arrived at 5 p.m., people were already lining up outside in the rain; now, the crowds are begin ... More >>
Bits and pieces are coming out about Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the shooter in custody in the Fort Hood massacre. Records show he was born in Virginia, graduated from Virginia Tech and the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences' F. Edward Hebert School Of Medicine in Bethesda, Mary ... More >>
Clockwise starting at midnight: Two classic leaf-based Guinean sauces, Ivory Coast athieke, Senegalese dibi (lamb), and Caribbean-style curry chicken. Beware the red scotch bonnet pepper! (click to consume) I watched sadly as many of the West African restaurants in Bed-Stuy along Fulton wen ... More >>
This week in the Voice, Our Man Sietsema indulges in some (hopefully sustainable) ultra-fresh seafood at Liman. Bruni's third to last review is of a slipping Union Square Cafe. The beloved Danny Meyer restaurant lost one star from the three William Grimes awarded it in 1999. [NY Times] Restaurant ... More >>
Typical restaurant meal in Tehran (which Moussavi won't be eating--he's under virtual house arrest) would include kebabs, chello rice, and grilled mild or hot peppers. photo: razzletravels.blogspot.com While newsies sit on the edge of their seats watching riots erupt in Tehran, fo ... More >>
For-now-signless Sintir offers a mysterious face to its East Village neighborhood Sintir is the East Village's pretentious new Moroccan restaurant, turning a cold shoulder to its long-running competitor, the still-delicious Cafe Mogador. The restaurant is named after a three-stringed lute, ... More >>
While rooting around Holy Land Market the other day, I came across one of my favorite condiments:s'chüg. It's a Yemenite/Israeli hot sauce, a rough mash of red chiles, sweet red peppers, a big dose of garlic and cilantro. It's sharply hot but not painful, with a rounded sweetness from the sweet pe ... More >>
The imperially long and strange-looking street carts that vend lamb and chicken kebabs dusted with Asian cumin and chile pepper and flamed over charcoal have become a fixture of Flushing in the last three years. They represent the second incursion into the city of food from Xinjiang, the re ... More >>
Flouting traffic laws, we seek out a Lebanese barbecue in Astoria
Eater reported that Kosher Village had changed its name for the second time in three months (Chickpea to Kosher Village to Tahini), so I stopped by to find out what was going on. Turns out, owner Nissim Oron didn't realize that there weren't enough Orthodox Jewish people in the East Village to su ... More >>
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Grey's Anatomy Season Premiere Sneak Peek: What Have I Done?by Steve Marsi at . Comments
A second sneak preview of the eighth season premiere of Grey's Anatomy features Derek in mid-surgery when he gets a troublesome phone call. Things in the OR quickly grow tense.
Desperate for answers - and to find his wife and baby - the normally composed Derek is left reeling, wondering what went wrong and what, if anything, he can do right now.
Meredith, meanwhile, is seen moving hurriedly with Zola, wondering what she has done ...
As we saw in the first sneak peek from "Free Fallin'," Meredith has been cut loose from Seattle Grace, at least for now. Might she be reacting hastily to that upsetting news?
Comments and theories on the September 22 Grey's Anatomy premiere are welcomed.
Steve Marsi is the Managing Editor of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Google+ or email him here.Tags: Grey's Anatomy, Clips
I hope Meredith isn't kidnapping the baby from the social worker. That would definitely put a damper on the adoption. Meredith is much smarter than that and I'm sick of what the writers are doing to her character. Where's the smart, kickass surgeon Meredith we knew and fell in love with? Please return her to us especially if this is Ellen Pompeo's last season. As for Derek, he has a right to be angry but his holier than thou act has to go. His morals suck and he engages in gray, morally questionable behavior when it suits him. Just watch seasons one, two and four and you'll be reminded of the selfish, immoral Derek. I love him but I'm sick to death of his soap box. Not to mention that he broke his Post-It note vow when he walked away and choose not to come home. If he moves back in because of Zola, Meredith should make him stay on the couch. Doesn't Shonda Rhimes know babies don't save marriages? I hope that's not what Zola is meant to do this season.
Der just sounds like an angry husband who has just been given another reason to be mad with Mer. WOuldn't Mer have had to return her pager, and empty ouot her locker as she's been fired???? I think Mer taking Zola is a way to get her involved in the sink hole accident. It's just a bit wierd that a day care nursery would be so lax in not noticing when a parent takes their child out of the nursery's care
Mer must know by thesescenes she's been fired, maybe the others don't know yet. The daycare would have expected Zola to stay all day, but I would find it a bit wierd if Mer could just take Zola away without someone in charge of daycare not knowing about it. Oh but there again, this hospital has lax security measures in their lab depatments never changing security codes. LOL
Dear Sinkhole,
Please take mean, post-it marriage rule breaking Derek with you, and send McDreamy back. K? Thanks! Love, EmilieLovesMerDer
I hope nothing wrong is happening to Zola! And I really want a MerDer reconciliation soon.
Agree with dexter idolizer the What did i do, what did i do could mean any number of things. Has the counsellor come to take zola back because she has found out about Mer/Der's fractured relationship atm. Yes he does have a right to be mad and does need to time to get over it but many fans just want them to move forward quickly. Now with Mer almost running down the back entrance hallway make's you think she has taken Zola from the daycare centre without anyone's knowledge and it's the daycare worker paging Derek constantly to see if he know's where they are. Think Mer will call him later to say where she is and they breakdown together when he finds them :-)
Derek's own rule from the post-it says: "No running. Nobody walks away no matter what happens." Did he break his own rule?
@ Rosali I agree with you. I dont understand why everyone is mad a Dereck. What she did was wrong and she needs to face the consequence of her actions. he had the right to be mad, she put in jeopardy his carrer. About the promo, What did I do? Well screw something up like you always do!
Ok, I'm so tired of everyone blaming Derek for everything. He has a right to be mad. She messed with the clinical trial. Of course he cares for Meredith and the baby, he didn't just stopped loving them. He's mad. Just give him time to get through it !
I read something that said zola's adoption counselor finds out merder are having problems,& she questions if she should let them adopt her. Maybe that's why she is saying what did I do. Idk but I hope der not being able to find mer & Zola means he will stop being a jerk to mer


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FORT WAYNE – It will take more than $159 million to run the county next year, down slightly from this year's budget of almost $160 million.
Allen County Council members finalized the 2014 budget Thursday, which includes a 2 percent raise for all employees and elected officials.
The majority of money in the county's largest general fund is acquired through property tax revenue, with the rest – about 18 percent – coming from excise taxes and various county fees. The general fund continues to dwindle because of changes in state laws and property tax caps that were put in place several years ago. This year the fund dropped by $1 million – from $73 million to $72 million.
Some taxpayers will see an increase of about 1.4 percent on their property tax bills, partly due to an increase of the county's assessed valuation, said Tera Klutz, county auditor.
For homeowners whose homes are valued at $100,000 and have not yet reached the tax caps, the increase will be about $2 a year, Klutz said.
For homeowners whose property taxes are already capped, there will be no increase unless the total taxable value of their home has increased, she said.
Those living in incorporated areas like Fort Wayne, New Haven and Monroeville have higher tax rates, Klutz said, and the homeowners with $100,000 home are already at the caps.
Assessed valuation increased from 2012 to 2013 by about $157 million, and the county raised the tax levy by 2.6 percent – the maximum allowed by the state – which affects property taxes.
This year's increase of 1.23 percent in assessed value is the largest the county has seen for several years. Values increased less than 1 percent in 2011 and 2012.
The property tax levy is the amount of property tax revenue a local government can collect by applying the tax rate to the taxable assessed value of the property.
But a tax rate increase may not mean we will see more money, due to property tax caps and other factors, Klutz cautioned council members.
A change in state law this year reduced the amount of property taxes paid on rental properties by one-third.
Harris returns raise
Councilman Tom Harris, R-2nd, will return his 2 percent salary increase back to the county.
Harris voted in favor of the raise for other elected officials because they do an excellent job, he said.
But I am not comfortable accepting an increase for myself, he said.
Because next year's salary ordinance was already in place, Harris will return the money to the county in the form of a donation, he said.
This year, all county personnel received a 2 percent salary increase, with the council excluding itself. Council members are paid $15,475 annually, and two of the seven council members chose to get health insurance under a benefits package.
Next year's increase – and Harris' donation – will amount to $309.50 for each council member.


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While prospective PS4 owners are excited about the PS4 Black Friday 2014 deals, gamers who already own a PlayStation 4 are more excited about what comes less than one week later. That's when the PlayStation Plus December 2014 free games go live on the PSN Store. Sony broke tradition in announcing the PlayStation Plus December 2014 free games for PS4. Normally the company doesn't divulge info about the free PS Plus games until a few days before they go live. This time, the company announced what PlayStation Plus … [Read more...]
Where to Get the Best PS4 Black Friday 2014 Deals
Sony's PlayStation 4 has outsold Microsoft's Xbox One by an order of millions after one year on the market. That doesn't mean there aren't some great PS4 Black Friday 2014 deals to be had. Though Microsoft appears to be going for the jugular this holiday with some aggressive discounts, Sony's promoted really one Black Friday 2014 deal to rule them all. But Sony's decision to promote just one special doesn't mean it's the only PS4 Black Friday 2014 deal around. Sony came out swinging two weeks ago announcing a special … [Read more...]
Black Friday 2014 Deals for Xbox One: Who Has the Best?
Microsoft has been very aggressive with its Black Friday 2014 deals for Xbox One. The Xbox 360 has seen a smattering of Black Friday deals, but as the "last-gen" system it's not gotten nearly the number of discounts as Xbox One. With so many options out there this year, we've received several inquires about who has the best Black Friday 2014 deals for Xbox One, and what those discounts and bundles are. Rather than send a slew of individual emails, we've assembled below an overview of the Black Friday 2014 deals for … [Read more...]
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Few family games this year have captured kids' attention like Skylanders Trap Team. Though the game isn't without its hiccups (read our Skylanders Trap Team review), kids have flocked to Trap Team like bees to honey. As a result, we parents have been left to find cheap Skylanders toys on Amazon in hopes of saving some money. We thought we'd alleviate some of that pain by hosting a free Skylanders Trap Team Xbox One Starter Pack contest. The Skylanders Trap Team Xbox One Starter Pack includes the new Traptanium Portal … [Read more...]
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Yearly sports games are often criticized for either over-compensating changes or not changing enough (besides rosters). FIFA 15 is guilty of neither. Major problems that have plagued the franchise for years finally see their end as the game makes a major move toward realism. Animations Animations have been a growing part of the FIFA series. They are the source of great looks and awful frustrations. FIFA 14 had the most animations of all the games when it came out. When you would press a command button, it resulted … [Read more...]
Second Games with Gold November 2014 Xbox 360 Game Now Live
While Xbox One owners continue to have access to the same two Games with Gold November 2014 free games, there's a new Games with Gold November 2014 Xbox 360 title available today. Gone is Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise, and online now is Red Faction: Guerilla. Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise was the free Games with Gold Xbox 360 game from Nov. 1 through Nov. 15. Starting yesterday, November 16, Red Faction: Guerilla was available for free to all Xbox 360 owners who are Xbox Live Gold subscribers. Red Faction: … [Read more...]
Sony Black Friday 2014 Ad: PS4 Bundle with Two Free Games
Until today, no Black Friday 2014 ad had shown much movement on PlayStation 4 pricing for the holidays. While the core price of the PS4 doesn't appear to be changing, Sony has announced two incredible PS4 bundles that each include two free games. And they're doozies. Sony's Black Friday 2014 ad, which you can see here on Sony's official Flickr page, shows two different PS4 bundles with two free games each. The first is a GTA 5 PS4 bundle for $399.99 that also includes The Last of Us Remastered. The second is a PS4 … [Read more...]
Sony Announces PlayStation Price Drop for Black Friday, Holidays
With Black Friday 2014 sales now less than two weeks away, gamers have been waiting to see whether Sony would announce a special PS4 Black Friday deal, bundle or price cut. Sony did announce a PlayStation price drop today, though not fully what people were waiting for. Sony announced a special Black Friday and holiday price for the PlayStation TV, which is now $20 to $40 less depending on whether you pick up a bundle or a stand-alone system. The company also announced a PS3 price drop for some specific PlayStation 3 … [Read more...]
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GR: Please send a comment to the BLM. Instead of killing predators, we should be tending to the habitats that their prey need. With more than half of Earth's vertebrates wiped out by humans since 1970 (report by World Wildlife Fund), it is past time to begin conserving wildlife species, not killing them for fun.
James and Suzy Amis Cameron, the provocative power couple behind the first all-vegan school and countless successful films, are now reported by CNN to be promoting a plant-based diet as the cure for our environmental ills.
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A great example of leadership from outside government.
The King's Decree of 7-28-14, "Regarding the United States Navy and the destruction of Hawai'i's marine environment"
This letter (decree/edict) was written by Ali'i Nui Mō`ī Edmund K. Silva, Jr. Selected highlights are below (bolding is the King's).
"...the U.S. government has no spiritual or ancestral ties to these islands, as myself and my people do, they have raped and pillaged these lands and our oceans with absolutely no regard for the effect such heinous actions will have on our future generations. This abhorrent behavior will no longer be tolerated, as the Kingdom cares deeply for the land, the oceans, and all walks of life, both human and animal, which inhabit this archipelago."
Florida panthers once prowled and flourished in America's southeastern woodlands and swamps, but today fewer than 160 remain.
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GR: Sign the petition to the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Non-political leadership can support nature conservation as Ricky Gervais is in London.
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keeping wild areas free of roads is a remarkably cost-efficient way of protecting biodiversity and keeping the planet cool
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As roads increase, biodiversity declines, and Earth warms. The "Road-Free" initiative might have lost steam, but you can help. Go to http://roadfree.org and register to show your support.
Montana's Flathead Forest is one of the most biologically diverse areas of our country, but it needs some work to become more effective for conservation.
"In the northwestern corner of Montana just next to Glacier National Park sits the 2.4 million acre Flathead National Forest. It's a part of the massive and biodiverse "Crown of the Continent" ecosystem, and is part of a broader collection of protected areas stretching all the way down to Yellowstone. It's home to more than one thousand native plant species, 70 mammals, and 260 birds. It's home to iconic American megafauna, like grizzly bears and grey wolves, along with mountain lions, wolverines, lynx, and fishers.
"Starting in the 1930s, concerned citizens and government officials have worked to protect this region, and while it remains mostly unaffected by development, it is starting to suffer the effects of climate change. As glaciers disappear from nearby Glacier National Park, the region will see warmer winters and summers, decreasing snowpack, earlier spring melts, reduced stream flows, and a longer, more severe wildfire season. The animals there will increasingly need more space to roam as their food sources and habitats change with the climate."
"As if timing his arrival to perfectly coincide with 2012-13 as International Year of the Rhino, Sumatran rhino calf "Andatu" was born at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in the wee hours of 23 J..."
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Here is an opportunity to pick up a holiday gift and help rhinos.
LONDON — Humans risk causing irreversible and widespread damage to the planet unless there's faster action to limit the fossil fuel emissions that cause climate change, according to a leaked draft United Nations report.
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GR: Climate scientists such as James Hansen (http://wp.me/p26kDO-7c2) and biologists such as E.O. Wilson (http://wp.me/p26kDO-7ZO) believe we are in the midst of an emergency. More than climate change, we are reducing habitat through construction, farming, and grazing; we are aiding the takeover by invasive species (http://wp.me/p26kDO-4we), we are eliminating fresh water supplies for wildlife, and we are polluting the land, air, and water. Where is the emergency response?
The pollution and destruction of our environment, as well as the depletion of natural resources are progressing fast and without restraint. Extensive damage or destruction of ecosystems is called ecocide.
All life on earth, our peaceful co-existence and our own well-being depends on intact ecosystems. Nature provides the necessary resources and our natural environment. We should value and protect this generous gift.
That's why we request that crimes against nature be recognised as crime. We request direct liability for decision-makers in politics and business, as well as companies responsible for ecocide.
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Here's a direct approach to industry environmental impact. Make it ALL a crime! Sign the petition.
From grist
So far the EPA has refused to ban use of neonicotinoid insecticides — despite mounting evidence that they kill bees and other wildlife, despite a ban in the European Union, despite a lawsuit filed by activists and beekeepers.
But if the EPA is somehow still unclear on the dangers posed by neonics, it need only talk to the official who oversees federal wildlife refuges in the Pacific Northwest and Pacific Ocean..
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Pressure mounts for EPA to ban neonicotinoid insecticides.
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In 2007, I stopped using herbicides, insecticides, and chemical fertilizers on my farm.
From phys
The price of ivory taken from African elephants slaughtered for their tusks has tripled in the past four years in China, the world's biggest market, conservationists said on Thursday.
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Are the people of the world going to allow simple materialistic urges to wipe out such magnificent creatures? International negotiations have failed. What's next? Must the nation homes of the elephant declare war on China and other countries that will not take action to protect elephants? Of course, if China did outlaw ivory imports, the price would simply explode. Can it truly be that each grinning, clapping little character gloating over his piece of ivory has absolutely no concern for elephants?
"The "Bipartisan Sportsmen's Act of 2014" is harmful to wildlife and natural areas in many ways, and would force local land managers to give priority to trapping, hunting, fishing and shooting over all the other ways that Americans and their families enjoy Federal lands, such as hiking, biking, bird watching and kayaking. We all should be able to experience our public lands free from the dangers posed by the tiny minority of those who hunt animals. We also should be free to have those lands and wildlife protected from the dangers of lead poisoning (from lead bullets) -- an issue this bill expressly forbids scientists from even considering.
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Our leaders should not risk harming Earth ecosystems. Without formal courses in ecology, they are susceptible to false arguments. When we allow special interests to supply experts and offer campaign support, nonsense receives equal time. Errors are inevitable. We have to take the action called for in this article, but we must recognize we are treating symptoms. Let's also look for ways to call for better nature education.
From phys
People living in and around Africa's oldest wildlife reserve—threatened by armed groups and oil prospectors, are pinning their hopes on sustainable development projects for energy, agriculture and tourism.
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Of course, no development can be sustainable without population control and nature conservation. Without these goals, "sustainability" is just another word for "smash and grab."
Well, here we are in nether regions of the alphabet, which was always going to be the toughest section of this journey. But by taking a few liberties with semantics and, well, truth, I have success...
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Firefox 3 Download Day falls flat on face
Firefox 3 Download Day began with a PR fiasco. For almost two hours after it was supposed to kick off servers were down and Mozilla Foundation websites either unavailable or publishing html error messages. The Mozilla Foundation had called on the world to start downloading the latest version of the browser at 10am PDT today - …
It came up briefly about half an hour ago...
... and I managed to download my 7Mb in about 10 seconds, then it went down again.
Have to say though that having installed, it's damn quick compared to FF2. Impressed with the browser, if not with with the server outages...
Surfing from FF3 here
Well whatever problems people were having earlier It's downloadable now.
Holy crap, it renders pages really fast!
Lots of new extra features, just having a dig around now.
I like it, a lot.
Why do the BBC actively promote some commercial products?
I'm really not bothered if Firefox gets into the news but...
The BBC News site currenly has TWO articles about Firefox 3 and have the logo in more than once place on the same page but there wasn't a single mention of Opera 9.5 last week. There isn't even a reference to it or Safari in the Firefox articles.
The BBC are state funded and bang on about the need to be impatial and unbiased about some things yet whenever it comes to certain topics they turn into a PR machine. The same thing applies to the Apple iPod and iPhone. There are some journalist who are bribed by companies to give good PR in their articles/reviews but even some of those aren't a patch on what the BBC volunteer to do for some products. I don't think for a minute that Apple or Mozilla make the BBC do any of this, so are they just staffed by a load of fanboys?
I would imagine expressing a bias for a certain religion or political party would affect your chances of getting up the ladder in BBC News, but I bet they don't consider whether the candidate is a Mac fanatic or Firefox fanboy before asigning them the task of writing a browser or smartphone article.
Bugs and Records...
personally I've not had any crashes in RC3 since I updated J2RE and I've used it a lot. Also just want to point out Mr Cynical but they're not trying to break a non existent record, it's about setting a new one, and yes it's pure marketing hype but Firefox deserves it.
Publicity Whoring
Doesn't everyone bitch when Microsoft does this sort of thing? But since it's Firefox it's cool and hip.
I hate Firefox, I rarely use it. Sure it has some cool things, but for the most part, who cares? IE7 works great for me.
Firefox fanboys are getting to be almost as bad as the Apple ones.
People still use ff?
Windoze users, please see k-meleon
Everyone else should be using links.
1...2....Buckle your...um..site
Am i the only person to find it ironic that even Mozilla, who've known how many people are going to try DL this through their pledge system, has had their site buckle under the strain....way to go mozilla....
Paris - 'cause she'd have planned things better - honest.
Non-story chaps, come on ...
Just downloaded it, no issues whatsoever. The usual El Reg hyperbole ;-)
Now its broken
Damn, RC2 was working like a dream on my Linux box.
The actual final version has introduced a number of bugs which are really pissing me off :(
That and the hour long wait for their servers to come back to life means its a big lose from me.
guess what browser i used to read this article?
(which translates as "it's working again now!")
Wondered when this story would be updated...
For those who just think a download party is a pile of Web 2.0 s**te you can download it froom http://www.filehippo.com/download_firefox/
If you're really lucky the download won't even count to the total.
Stable as they come on, OS X, Ubuntu (b5) and Xp.
Paris cos I'm sure her one night was downloaded more.
No problems here running FF3RC2 on Windows XP SP2, Ubuntu Linux 8.04, or OS X 10.5.3... perhaps your problem is Vista?
Works for me now
I just downloaded the British localised version at over 150KB/s from mozilla.com
Seems to back up
Downloading at 85KB/s at the moment, so not too shabby on bandwidth
Collapse Of Servers
I saw this coming......
Not release yet, though
Heh. Site starts working, you click 'download'
.. and it downloads RC3.
Way to go guys. A DDOS followed by downloading the wrong version.
FF will not make the record due to the fact server is down for hrs
pity isn't it?
I will be shock if record breaking download achieved.
Using FF3 here too
And the surfing is good! I don't care about the record, I just want my browser!
download at http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/
now you love me :B
I finally fot FF3....
only to have it crash when I went to check out the far cry 2 website :'(. And mouse gestures won't work now either .....grumble grumble grumble
That's a good start...
Just received a mail from Mozilla as I thought I'd make the download pledge in a show of good faith :-)
However trying to get to their site which takes agggeess I find myself with the opportunity to download 2.0.x.x.
However I'm somewhat smitten with Opera 9.5, so I'm no longer in any real hurry!
Windows Live Hotmail
I've just downloaded 3.0. Seems really quick, fast and snappy. Only thing of annoyance so far is hotmail reverts to classic version... My gmail works fine though. I suspect MS need to update their browser version lists.
Not to dismiss firefox, but this is pointless and embarrassing. Why not run a torrent version instead, something different and it could be tracked centrally so set a record.
Akami handle downloads of far bigger numbers every day, as do microsoft.
But I need that effing Google sync - Godd***it. And it insists on installing over FF" even in advanced mode.
We're getting it fine here now.
In the right version i might add.
Great new browser , whatever the record attempt's result
you win downloading it. Everyone wins.
As there currently isn't a record, then even if only one file was downloaded, that would be a New Record. Do keep up.
Does anyone know if Ubuntu has automagically included FF3 in the daily update list? I have downloaded FF3 as a Tar thingy, but no point overwriting a repository package, is there?
Steven R
Paris, because I'm too thick to use Linux
Download it from the European site. And my word, page rendering is like lightning compared to previous version.
FF3 No problem
Whats the problem - loaded it fine to two machines - 7Mbyte at 250k/s.
Runs very snappily.
I'm posting from the new firefox. I see the big back button, and a bigger reg icon in the address bar!
Hopefully it won't fall on it's face now =) I'm off to beat people into downloading it...
Works fine now.
El reg jumped the gun with the doom and gloom.
Thanks for the URL to the bedding site !!!
www.speadfirefox.com !!
Just got a nice four poster. Wife is now tied in nicely. So what am I still doing on here ??
Won't really need me coat, but I'd better take it so noone reads the name label inside. Best take my satchel and thermos too...
Just have to ask...
...to rile up the fanboys. Why should I care that your browser is open source? I use both open source and closed source software, and have yet to notice any personal advantage in the open source kind. I am not technically skilled enough to fix any bugs, or have any desire to (if a piece of software is buggy I tend to dismiss it and find an alternative). Frankly, I tend to come across less bugs in closed source software, as quality control is stricter.
Also; I see many people saying Firefox is better because it's free, and Microsoft alternatives are not. Hello? Have you noticed that IE is also free? As far as I remember it always has been, unlike Opera.
To be fair; I use Firefox because it is downright *better* than IE. And that's the only reason people will.
Occam's Razor
Ask yourself which is more likely:
1) Mozilla asks 1.5 million people to download FF, but then forgets to put in extra server capacity to handle the traffic
2) Some script kiddie thinks "hehe, I'm going to DDoS mozilla.com to ruin their party"
OK, so it's a PR stunt, but Mozilla aren't *that* dumb. On the other hand, there are plenty of dickheads out there who just like to ruin the fun for everyone else. Just like there are plenty of arseholes who like to post smart alec comments without taking two seconds to think about what they are saying.
@Patrick O'Reilly
IST is Irish Standard Time, not Irish Summer Time.
Irish Winter Time is IST -1
(And FF 3.0 is downloading just fine now - at 21:30 IST, 13:30PDT)
@Tony, Snap!
Yay a download... RC3?! Nicely organised guys...
Who gives
a toss. its a web browser
"For the more intelligent-minded ..."
I installed Opera 9.50 - It's a steaming pile of crap IMO. It didn't respect my Windows colour settings and what's worse failed miserably to even render the User Feedback form correctly when I went to complain.
I did the intelligent-minded thing, uninstalled it and deleted the waste of time and effort download.
Back using Firefox and at some point it will punt the latest bloatware version to me, and I'll probably bend over and take it.
Firefox 3 Download Day falls flat on face
The word we're looking for here is "hubris". If you announce a world record attempt (yes that *does* include establishing the first one) on the Internet, you are asking for your servers to go belly-up asap.
@ Steve R: Sadly, Ubuntu is sticking with RC2 for now. I quite like Firefox (for the record, I find IE7 awkward, but yes Opera with v9.5 is at last useable without intensive retraining and profanity) and FF3 is now appreciably faster than FF2 or the beta. About bloody time.
I guess I need 5,003 add-ons because the ones I really wanted aren't there. Oh well, I did get it and I did get my certificate ... I'm so proud.
Mozilla has the same problem others have (and some 30,000 people agree with me) it just ain't ready Jack. I know, 30,000 is a small number compared to the whole but still 30,000 is 30,000. And that's per the Mozilla site.
But hey, the boss of the outfit certainly earned his $500,000 salary today; he met the deadline. Well, he did meet 6/17/08. And that puts him in good company. It's said Mussolini, "He made the trains run on time". Very good Mr. Baker
> "I think that mozilla might have achieved the first self-inflicted DDoS, on a global scale nonetheless... that's a really impressive record ... and the first legal one if i'm not wrong, as i cannot remember any software launch that has caused this worldwide gold rush, not even the launch of Fedora 9."
I think Valve managed to get their authentication servers for Half Life 2 essentially DDoS'ed by millions of customers trying to play the game on release day a few years back.
RE: "a bigger back button"
Scrap that. I had to tell firefox to show it!
firefox 3 Url-bar Rubbish Behaviour
I downloaded Firefox 3 and uninstalled it after 15minutes
The url bar no longer autocompletes urls as you type it searches every thing the browser has ever read in a crappy fashion ( in the middle of words in page titles)-cant be switched off
i am back on v2 because i cannot do without firebug
Good one...
Less than a minute to download, less than a minute to install including an update to google toolbar. All my add-ons seem to work. (Will need a few days to really check most functionality.) Seems a bit quicker. Need to play a bit more to see what's hot but no issues with minimum required functionality unlike some versions of IE which fell over on start.
Fast !
Got it installed on an XP box here to see what it is like.
It renders web pages in a fraction of the time ie7 takes. OK, this is not hard, but it really is fast, even on the old box it is installed on.
Most of the time fonts are rendered correctly, but el-Rej comments seem to be 'graphically' truncated - as in that 'e' is missing a bit, etc. Is the fact that I don't have XP SP3 on that box the issue ? Not blaming ms. Just haven't installed it.
Will have to try the Linux version.
Thank heaven for OSS and other alternatives to m$. Without this we would still be in the m$ dark ages, with no innovation (Tm).
Long live Firefox3, and happy baptism of fire day.
Cheers, anarchic-teapot
I'll just wait until it comes down in the repository automagically then - I can't be arsed dicking with TARs and terminals at this time of night.
Open up Opera, F12, No JS thanks, No more ads.
Job done. Use FF for pretty much all else, bar anything that renders oddly in it, which really isn't much these days.
Now I just need to get Flash 10 to see if it works any better than Flash 9 for the videos on Drivers-Republic.com - Flash9+Centrino 1.7ghz+Ubuntu = stutttttter. Flash 10 beta allegedly better for it...
Steven R
Aint half bad
Well I have it, and it seems a little nippier than version 2, but it might just be the rose coloured glasses. Piclens still works, my Web developer toolbar still works, only gestures that dont so had to get another one produced by someone else, but it does almost the same job. not quite as good as marc boulet's version though!
2 million and counting
After about 5 hours there are over 2 million copies downloaded. This evening I will be downloading a copy for each of the computers I have direct control over.
Having read another story about this elsewhere there was a peak of 14,000 simultaneous downloads happening with a resultant trafficv flow of 13 Gigabits per second. So I think that Mozilla can be forgiven for having a few stuttering steps when world + dog comes knocking at their door.
It will be interesting to see the download figure after the weekend is over.
Why on earth would I download it from Mozilla when I have a perfectly good copy integrated into my Linux distro? Sure, it's RC2+patches, but it'll be updated to 3.0-final any minute (and the RC works great anyway). The only package available directly from the Mozilla folks doesn't integrate into Linux distros at all and makes central installation for many users painful and difficult.
As usual the mozilla folks completely fail to consider distros. I wouldn't be too surprised if distro packagers would be willing to provide .debs / .rpms (to be included in the distros' updates repositories shortly thereafter) for mozilla.com to offer as alternatives to the .tar.gz bundle. The mozilla folks, however, never think about Linux distros at all.
They also apparently don't think about load distributed clustering ;-)
Finished compiling my copy a while ago
@Ian: perhaps you misunderstand the other meaning of free. When I say Firefox is free and IE and Opera aren't, it's a matter of liberty. Free to redistribute, modify, copy, or look at what happens under the hood (it wouldn't surprise me if M$ does data collection practices like Gmail does with IE, but there's no way to reassure me of that). Albeit Firefox isn't completely free (like RedHat) because they use name branding, but nevertheless. All the add-ons for Firefox exist because it is Open Source. Not to mention us who like to compile it can choose to compile stuff OUT of it so it's less bloated, and it's also compiled specifically for our machines.
As for the new URL bar that others dislike, it has grown on me, but I bet there will be an add-on released sometime in the near future to change it back to the old one. (You can completely disable it by setting a variable in the configuration, but I forget which one that is.)
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Former 'N Sync singer Lance Bass and New York Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire highlight the list of judges for next month's Miss America pageant in Atlantic City.
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Frazier Explains Common Trait Shared By Great Pass RushersPosted by on October 13, 2011 – 8:51 am
Sunday's matchup between the Vikings and Bears features two of the best pass rushers over the last 6-10 years, with Julius Peppers lining up for Chicago and Jared Allen lining up for Minnesota.
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While meeting with reporters on Wednesday, Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier was asked if he's noticed a common trait among the great pass rushers he's known throughout his football life. Frazier is qualified to answer because he played with Hall of Fame DE Richard Dent in Chicago and he coached Indianapolis Colts DE Dwight Freeney from 2005-06. It didn't take Frazier long to identify that trait, and his reasoning behind it was interesting to note. The trait he names is not one you'd guess.
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"I did play with one who is in the Hall of Fame now, Richard Dent, and it seems to be that one quality when I look at Dwight Freeney, look at Jared (Allen), Richard, those guys have such a passion for rushing the passer along with being great athletes but they're all smart guys. They have the football instincts and intelligence that you wouldn't necessarily associate with a defensive end. They're almost like a linebacker who is calling the defense. I can remember Richard telling me at times, 'Hey, I'm going to use this move' and this is in between plays, 'Watch this guy, he's going to take this fake and I'm going to be on the quarterback.' The same thing with Jared. He'll say at times, 'I'm going to do this' and 'This is going to happen.' They've already thought through what they're going to do, mimic plays before they actually happen and make it happen. It's not just being fast or strong. These guys are thinking on their feet and they are tremendous athletes."
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By Tfunk2 on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
i can identify a few traits of a qb who shouldn't be starting…
throws the ball into the ground
disappears in the second half
doesn't believe any "mechanics" need to be changed
is surprised by booing when performing poorly
By Shawn on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
Tfunk dont forget he laughs while beeing booed for playing poor ….
By vikes339 on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
I am really suprised we didnt see a post this week titled ponder to start at bears. I thought Frazier liked his job and wanted to keep it. Guese i was wrong.
By Twoodsnvikes on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
Guys… the important thing is that BB is back and he's averaging one catch every two games. Since he didn't have one last game riding the pine, he's due this week. Look for him to have a big game with one catch of about 10-15 yards, continuing his "break out" year. Mike W will blog about this amazing catch on Monday proving all of us doubters wrong.
By Thai on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
@tfunk, hey show some respect for mcnabb. If he didn't keep the offense off the field so much, Allen wouldn't be able to rack up so many sacks. Going 3 and out and helped our defense get the experience and playing time they need.
By jordan on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
ok people i think we just need to do what denver did, just chant ponders name and everytime mcsuck throws we boo. its gonna happen. PEACE OUT!
By Parody on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
Chicago may have a poor offensive line, but they still have a huge homefield advantage. Surprisingly, their defense doesn't appear to be any better on the home turf, but their offense scores a lot more in Chicago. This looks to be our worst loss of the year, to date, unless we make a big change in offensive production. With the same team that we've seen over the past 5-weeks, I predict we'll lose 16-30, and it really hurts me to say that.
By Parody on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
But on the positive side, at least we can expect to see a few sacks from our d-line, and that's all that really matters…right?
By MGR4FUN on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
aint it amazin how fans can take an article about excellent defensive end play and turn it into a p***ing contest about a strugglin quarterback … so are #5 haters sayin that you dont care that one of the very best ever drfensive ends is wearing purple … just askin … i would rather talk about #69s freakin amazin season he has goin
By Parody on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
Well I would rather see our team win the majority of our games after earning a double digit lead against them. At least you have the choice of what you'll be talking about…
By jordan on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
wow MGR calm the f down we have bigger problems. He doesnt need to be talkin about our d ends he needs to be lookin at the game film from the part 5 games and see how sh!ty our QB is playin. PEACE OUT!
By Frederick Jones on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
There are a number of QBs from the past that have had a lousy season late in their career only to bounce back with a new team.
Jim Plunkett
John Hadl
Norm Snead
Randall Cunningham
All three of these guys were over 30 when let go by a previous team, and they each had comback seasons with another team. You could probably add to this list.
It is true that McNabb's play has been poor. If I was the coach, I would have put in Webb and Ponder to try to solve the problems the Vikings have had in the 2nd half of most games.
The legendary Bud Grant kept playing Gary Cuozzo, even though the QBs play was horrible. He had Norm Snead (who led the NFC in passing the following year), and Bob Lee waiting in the wings.
There are reasons for it.
By Rogerthevikefan on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
Allen can break as many Qbs in half as much as he wants but it will not lead to wins if our Qb can't throw the ball 5 yard to a open TE or throw it to a wide open Percy Harvin. No one was within 10 yards of him yet McNugget doesn't see him.
By gubber on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
Reading all this is very amusing. The sad part is that most of it is rooted in fact. I hate to bring up another fact, but this team is still comparatively old by NFL standards and needs a real overhaul. The Vikes need to either trade some of their assets for draft picks, or go heavy into free agency.
By NicW on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
We still have 11 games to go. I say winning streak for the the next 11 games. Doesn't matter who's QB as long as we keep dominating like we usually do.
By Thai on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
Yes, there is a lot of whining when this article is about Allen. However this is the 3rd article about Jared in the last week and we must complain about other issues because those issues are not being addressed. Alot of talk about Mcnabbs mechanics and being almost dead last in passing and yet no blogs here. Read espn and get the real truth. Or complain about them here because the Vikings are ignoring them.
By teamkillin on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
Preferably draft picks, since you see what happened in Philly after a free agency shopping spree.
By DRS on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
With the Metrodome lease expiring after the 2011 season, Bagley said the Vikings refuse to extend the lease absent a plan for a new venue. And if the lease expires absent a plan for a new venue, all sorts of things could happen.
Most significantly, Bagley said that "more than one community" has contacted the team about a possible move. Though Bagley declined to identify the communities involved, he believes that the efforts will become public if/when the lease expires.
By andrew neighbors on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply
all you vikings fans out there vikings will beat bears ass and you can take that to bank


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