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@typingmonkey: Perfectly said.
Opposition to whaling is not based solely on 'animal extremists' or even just plain moral grounds. Here in New Zealand, whales form an important part of our tourism industry. For me, in addition to it being a environmental matter, it's an economic matter. Why shouldn't New Zealand (and manner other Pacific nations) have the right to protect one of their higher-earning industries - tourism?
Consider the nonchalance with which we slaughter our fellow humans.
The question of whether you should eat one type of animal or another or not, is really a matter of expediency. In anglo-saxon communities (particularly in Britain and New Zealand), to this day, it's considered civilised to shoot a deer in the wild. Why? Aren't these animals even smaller in numbers than whales? Why are they not protected? Westerners find it revolting that Chinese, Vietnamese and Koreans are eating dogs and cats? Who's campaigning to stop this? People of other nations find it distressing that Australians are killing wild kangaroos, their national flag symbol, which to them are cute and defenceless. Yet all have one good reason or other to kill and eat these animals, whether cultural or economic or simply gastronomical.
What one finds offensive is, however, the racist and xenophobic undertones of these so-called conservationists or animal rights advocates. For example, while Australian and New Zealand media, politicians and commentators would raved madly about Japanese whalers, support even terrorist acts against Japanese whaling fishermen, endangering their lives, not a whisper of indignation do you hear about Norwegian and other European whalers; why? Is it because the Japanese are Asians? It simply defies any common logic! In principle if we object to other human beings carrying out atrocious acts, we should object to all persons and not just people we dislike. For example, why is it wrong for German Nazis to kill innocent Jews but right for Israelis to kill poor innocent Palestinians?
I apologise for using this extreme example but I am simply making a very strong point which is that as civilised people our moral judgement of human wrongs must apply to all; and not based on either race or xenophobia. It is really the latter that is causing all the confusion!
The only practical catch limit is Zero. The IWC, from the 40s to the 80s moratorium, oversaw a decade of failure to avert whale species' decline toward extinction, this due to the difficulty of enforcing ever-shrinking quotas on the high seas, and the fig-leaf cover that "legal" trade in whale products gave to a bigger illicit trade on land.
The seas are no smaller today, and enforcement is just as futile. We humans have proven ourselves time and again incapable of restraining ourselves from taking more from the seas than we should. This is why the moratorium, the one shining example of something gone *right* in conservation, must stand in perpetuity.
Humans no longer require oil from whale blubber, the only value whaling has is as an dietary vanity gesture.
It's too bad that letters of marque cannot be issued against whaling ships on the high sea. One outdated idea eliminating another.
If you are going to exploit an ecosystem, you need to exploit it - sensibly and carefully - at all levels in the food chain, from the bottom to the top. Otherwise, imbalances will arise and the ecosystem will be damaged.
Whales are at the top of the North Atlantic food chain. There is a population of over 100,000 minke whales in the North Atlantic. We Norwegians take less than 1% of them per year. This is sustainable.
Of course it helps that the meat is delicious and highly nutritious.
The key issue is the industrial exploitation of a long-lived slow-breeding wild animal.
There are lots of minke whales and if Japan was, for instance, showing some faint trace of responsibility about the bluefin tuna harvest, then one might be more inclined to listen to their point. I remember going to Tskeji Market in Tokyo about 20 years ago and being amazed by the huge fresh tunas there. Going back even 10 years ago, the fish were on average about 1/4 the size - in many cases not even sexually mature according to a Japanese reporter friend who was with me. When the meat is sliced into sashimi, you can't much tell the difference, but nobody in the business in Japan can say that the catch is sustainable.
Not to pick on Japan, of course, the fisheries of the world are in pretty grim shape overall.
There are a number of populations of whale where one whaler, lazy, greedy, whatever, could doom the population to extinction in an afternoon by taking a handful of fertile females. Meat from rare and endangered populations and species of whale regularly shows up in the markets.
It is easy to say there is no market now so who cares. But in fact if there was a sanctioned commercial harvest, who knows what kind of market could develop?
Normal market forces do not work in cases like these, as the raw numbers of the animals are so low, and the novelty value of eating something exotic can be worth quite a bit.
Beluga sturgeon are a good example. There are many problems, but one of the biggest is that the price of their caviar has increased to the point that a fisherman can take one large fish a year and double his normal income.
Why all this fuss about whales? Why shouldn't I continue eating whale meat from Minke?
There is enough comprehensive scientific research to continue whaling Minke. The arguments against is not based on science.
Me too enjoy watching whales as I do from my house and boat. I have many time been specially fond of a particular sheep or cow i.e. due to circumstance when they were infant. But still they are sent to slaughterhouse.
Present Minke Whale population is estimated to be 1 million. Now I am no mathematician, but surely killing 2000 a year can't be too dramatic. Just because an animal is "pretty" does not justify a ban on hunting.
What now? We are the owners of this planet: cruelty, killings and wastefulness, this is what we want and only a crazy could say that this is wrong.
Try to understand the whole picture, the aim is not to destroy all we can, others will need this planet too.
Excellent article. here's no valid reason limited commercial whaling should not resume. Research can continue, both lethal and non lethal, and quotas adjusted accordingly just like other managed fisheries. The demand for Whale products will fade over time, or not, either way everything will be alright! It's about time the IWC did it's job.
Just to toss out a local example of how common whale meat is in Japan, the local university serves whale meat katsu regularly in the cafeteria, one can buy whale-flake furikake at the grocery store, and whale sushi is pretty easy to find.
How can one argue with a nation determined to eat cockroaches?
I may be naive in saying this but I have never heard of a study which shows the effect of Whaling on the marine ecosystem.
Just like killing Tigers in a forest would leave it free for the grazing animals, similarly killing whales, the largest mammals and highest in the food chain would surely have adverse effects on the seas. IWC should do such a study and then use it to persuade people to give up whaling.
My reply to the 'culture' argument is as follows:
Food culture of a region is outcome of the technological capabilities of their ancestors at certain point of time in history. Use of fire or farming tools, for example, created a different culture.
Today, in 21st century, people who wish to kill animals in the name of culture need to break away from their culture. Else, the Chinese will kill all the worlds tigers in the name of Cultural medicine. Or some tribe in Africa might start killing Elephants to celebrate a marriage/birth.
It is amazing that some people here argue that whales are not endangered. Even the most populous whale species are well below 1 million, of some only a few thousands are left. Compare that to the ultimate apex predator on this planet, which numbers around 6 billion and is happily breeding toward 10 billion.
All projections based on data (and not on ideology or greed) show that by 2050 we will have eradicated 90 % of fish in the oceans. Whales will most likely be completely eradicated.
The fact that we consider ourselves rational and intelligent and at the same time destroy renewable resources like fish or whales and cannot even control our own population can only be considered a joke.
@typingmonkey: what is unacceptable exactly? How do you certify a species as endangered? Do you know that the largest blue whale communities had around 200 thousand mamber and now there are only 2 thounsand-weak ones? Yep, we killed 'em all. Congrats on your bloddy stance, mr Logic
Have you ever seen a whale? They don't even look mean... Hunting them is such a shame. Men are heartless indeed
All the prior comments have legitimate and fervent arguments. Like all issues involving the killing and ultimate extinction of any species those who are doing the killing ultimately fail to see that everything we are doing to our planet, our home, will eventually bring an end to our species. There is no end to the level of human selfishness until that selfishness ends in our on destruction.
Unfortunately, this is yet another Economist article about whaling that doesn't review the industry prior to the 1986 moratorium on commercial whaling. Upon examining the history of whaling in the 20th century a consistent and criminal pattern of violation and subversion of international agreements is revealed.
For example, various governments of Japan have ignored or directly violated internationally established whaling regulations since the 1930s starting with the Geneva Convention for the Regulation of Whaling. Historically, whaling nations that employ industrial methods for killing, catching and processing whales have violated size limits, species protections, seasonal limits, sanctuary boundaries and all manner of quotas. Japan and Norway even facilitated "pirate whaling" during the 70s and 80s through front companies in foreign countries to kill whales and smuggle the meat back to Japan without reporting to or respecting the International Whaling Commission. The absolute worst example is the systematic abuse of Article VIII of the International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling (aka the science loophole), most notably by Japan and Iceland, to kill whales under the guise of scientific research. This was done despite that the IWC had repeatedly rejected the research proposals and almost annually issued resolutions to end the programs.
Of course, this is all justified with economically motivated support from developing countries receiving aid for votes and efforts to canonize the industry through xenophobic nationalist propaganda. Other arguments range from scientifically untenable allegations that whales eat too many fish to false cultural arguments claiming an ancient practice of passive coastal whaling equates to national rights for mass pelagic production of canned whale meat from international waters.
Japan, Iceland and Norway have failed to honor their international obligations in the subversion of the moratorium. Since it began in 1986, at one time or another, each has slaughtered whales for commercial purposes. Japan serves as the international market for whale meat (also subverting CITES) and kills endangered whales along with common types. (Even the common Minke whale isn't safe with up to 46% of Japan's Minke meat coming from vulnerable J-stock whales according to DNA studies) Iceland killed 150 endangered Fin whales last year. Both Norwegian Minke and Icelandic Fin whale meat are exported to Japan for commercial profit. Yet Japan continues to take most of its Minke whales in an internationally established whale sanctuary in Antarctica.
Any compromise with these nations is an example of the ultimate failure of international conservation efforts. The three have not conformed to IWC regulations in good faith and have all actively worked to thwart IWC decisions. Despite ever declining demand, each subsidizes the whaling industry with public funds. Regardless of international objections, each has claimed whaling as an issue of sovereignty. Thus, the deal is an expression of futility in the inability to enforce the most basic regulations on an international level. Had this been an issue of nuclear proliferation rather than whaling, there would be increased economic sanctions instead of a trade-induced compromise.
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This financial study may have parents with college bound children rethinking how much money they'll need to save.
Having your child attend college is a goal many parents share, but a new study by Alliance-Bernstein Investments shows parents are overestimating the amount of available financial aid.
Bruce Crook, a parent, said, "We realized that it was going to take a lot more money than just the grant money available; the cost of a child traveling, food, all types of books."
The college board says on average parents have $12,000 saved when their child reaches college age, but that amount would fall short of the estimated $29,000 required for one year at a private institution.
Doug Tanner a financial aid advisor, said, "Only about 25 to 30 percent of our children receive any grant funds and the amount of scholarship funds is less than that."
It's a reality check for many parents.
"If you're not prepared it's kind of tough."
"Unfortunately, it's the vast minority that receives any grant or scholarship funds."
Financial aid advisors say that 92 percent of parents overestimate the amount of scholarship money their children will receive, forcing a lot of those parents and students to turn to loans. To avoid loans, and depending on grants, many parents choose to save.
Crook said, "We had accounts saved up for the children. We've done that for over 14 years."
Financial advisors say it's never too early to set up a college fund.
Crook added, "One, we even started before the child was born."
Financial aid advisors say that parents and students can be convinced by advertising campaigns that there are funds available and unclaimed when they're really not.
Most of those funds that go unclaimed are loan funds. We know that parents should not rely on these scholarships, but the hope scholarship and the Bright Futures Scholarships do promise a lot.
Many parents say they depend on the Hope or Bright Futures Scholarships, which many of their children did get, but local counselors say stricter criteria is making those scholarships harder to keep once the student enters college.
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WASHINGTON - The Georgetown University women's lacrosse squad (5-7, 2-1 BIG EAST) held on for another one-goal victory Friday afternoon as the Hoyas defeated the University of Connecticut Huskies (7-5, 2-1 BIG EAST), 11-10, at the George J. Sherman Family Sports Complex in Storrs, Conn. The victory was the first conference road win for the Blue & Gray this season.
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Senior midfielder Kelyn Freedman (Newtown Square, Pa./Radnor) led the way once again with three goals and an assist for four points as well as three caused turnovers and a draw control. Freshman attacker Colleen Lovett (Wantagh, N.Y./Wantagh) managed the hat trick as well, while senior midfielder Courtney Caputo (Philadelphia, Pa./Springside School) posted a pair of goals.
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The orders also detail when the military must seek presidential approval for a specific cyber assault on an enemy and weave cyber capabilities into U.S. war fighting strategy, defense officials and cyber security experts told The Associated Press.
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I do not have one but I think that it is really cool that you own one!
I have a fabric figment puppet. You can move it's mouth and the body is a plush. it is a hand puppet. i have been looking on the web but i can't find any info about it. Do you have it? Let me know how you like it and tell me if they still sell it. thank you
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How big is the puppet? Is it a full body version of Figment? If so, it's probably the same one that I have. He measures about 20 inches tall and the slot to put your hand in him is at the bottom of his shirt in the back. I bought it at a gift shop in the Imagination pavilion in 1994, shortly before they closed the ride for the refurb which brought us the first non-Figment version. The gift shop wasn't much of a store tho... it was a small corner on the first floor on the left as you walked in (he was the next-to-last one when I got him). Can't really give you any more than that, other than what's on the tag on the bottom... it has the Disney copyright and says he was "made in China for Kashmier Toy Corp, PO Box 791, Loughman, FL 33858". There is a phone number, 800-396-7256, for the toy company on the tag. Not sure if the number still works or if they'd have info, tho. I haven't seen this kind of puppet again and imagine that he'd be a welcome addition to any Figment fan's collection.
Hope this helps out a bit.
Gotta say tho, my 2 y/o DD likes him and has put her Elmo slippers on him. He looks funny wearing them!
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It's a full body figment puppet. you put the hand in the back of his neck. he has no shirt. He is about the same size as the figment animatronic in the ride.
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I'm going to attempt growing lettuce outdoors this year using a floating raft setup. I will use oasis cubes for propogation. The nutrient solution will be 7" to 12" deep and will be aerated via large airpump and air stones. I have a few indoor grows under my belt using deep water culture, both culinary herbs and salad greens.
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Using Ornaments After The Holidays
Don't pack away those ornaments just yet! I want to share a little after-the-holidays decorating tip with you. No need to store them all away until next year because with a little creativity you can use a few of your favorites throughout the winter season. How? After you've taken down your tree, look through all of your ornaments and see which ones are not holiday specific but that simply have a more wintertime aesthetic — mittens, pine cones, snowflakes, birds, icicles, etc. Then look at the colors of what you have laying there before you — will any match your current home decor? If so, take them to your windows and see if you can imagine a few hanging there. Here is some visual inspiration for you found over at Flickr so you can get a better idea of what I envision…
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In a large window you can use 3 or 5 ornaments and tie elastic transparent wire (available on rolls at most craft stores) to each one and hang them from your window at different lengths. I like to group things in uneven numbers, that's why I suggest 3 or 5. You can even take a pretty branch from outdoors (birch looks lovely) and hang it in your window and suspend your ornaments from that too.
Another idea… if you have a single window that you'd like to adorn but you would also like to keep it simple, hang a single ornament on transparent wire, cutting the wire long enough so that your ornament falls at eye level or slightly above. Whether you use one or several, have fun and get creative!
Have you ever tried this with ornaments, turning them into decorative accessories to use after the holidays?
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BIRDS EYE, Ind. — Steve Walker of Greenwood, Ind., outpaced 178 competitors Saturday with five bass weighing 16 pounds, 5 ounces to win $5,600 and 200 points on the boater side of the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League (BFL) Hoosier Division tournament on Patoka Lake.
Walker edged out Marty Sisk of Evansville, Ind., by 1 pound, 6 ounces in the one-day event that set out from Newton Stewart South Marina. Sisk finished with a five-bass catch weighing 14 pounds, 15 ounces to win $2,800. He also received a $500 bonus from Ranger Boats as the highest finishing participant in the Ranger Cup incentive program.
Walker caught his limit, including a 5-pound, 10-ounce bass that earned him $890 as the biggest bass in the Boater Division, under overcast skies by flipping black jigs to timber.
Ryan Deal of Haubstadt, Ind., took third place and collected $1,400 with five bass weighing 14 pounds, 13 ounces. Gerald Smith of Louisville, Ky., placed fourth and earned $1,214 with five bass weighing 13 pounds, 12 ounces, while Terry Dillon of Plainfield, Ind., placed fifth and earned $1,120 with five bass weighing 13 pounds, 6 ounces.
First place in the Co-Angler Division and $2,800 went to Jason Gross of Scottsburg, Ind., who topped 178 competitors with five bass weighing 12 pounds, 5 ounces. Second place in the division and $1,400 went to Larry Kitchel of Logansport, Ind., with five bass weighing 11 pounds, 15 ounces, while George Davis of Columbus, Ind., took third place and $700 with five bass weighing 10 pounds, 8 ounces.
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I am not sure what they are called but I am looking for some really super tall canas that will grow without extra watering.
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I have omega (7', banana green leaves, peach ginger blooms, intrigue (7' bronze leaves, orange ginger blooms). Also have Musefolia (7', green leaves with burgandy margins on leaves as well as on the stalk, red blooms). I would love bambusa multiplex "goldengoddess". How do you divide bamboo??? I have timber bamboo that needs dividing badly. Thanks, Daisy |
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Hi, I have Richard Wallace that have grown nearly ten feet tall in half day sun for the last two years. They have huge tropical leaves and are extremely prolific. I can send all you want. I'd love to trade for some different types of cannas - anything you have. (I'd love the bamboo, but don't know if it will like it here in zone 6 (NJ). We already have some bamboo, p. nuda and p. aureosulcata, which are doing fine and getting tall. We are trying to make a privacy screen along our rear property line. If you have a lot to trade, maybe I'd try it in an area forward of the taller ones.) Look forward to hearing from you, Dottie (email@example.com) |
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China's Currency Moves and U.S. Expectations
U.S. President Barack Obama spoke at length about U.S.-China relations
on Thursday, expressing approval of China's recent announcement that it
would end its currency's two-year de facto peg to the U.S. dollar and
allow more flexibility in its exchange rate going forward. Obama will
meet with Chinese President Hu Jintao on the sidelines of the G-20
summit, and spoke optimistically and conscientiously in preparation for
the talks. He said essentially that he approved of China's gesture but
now would like to see substantial action to support it.
The yuan's fixed rate has been a recurring source of tensions and
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yuan down to boost its manufacturers at the expense of others and begin
playing a bigger role in rebalancing the global economy. The other, more
important purpose was to reassure the United States.
In recent months, a long list of senators and representatives, as well
as the Treasury and Commerce departments, have brandished their weapons
against China, warning of the consequences of maintaining a currency
that is undervalued by anywhere from 20-40 percent. In the past few
weeks the brandishing has gotten more menacing. The chairmen of both the
powerful Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee
have emphasized that if China does not act around the time of the G-20
summit, and if the administration does not respond to this inaction,
then they will bring to a vote bills that would force the
administration's hand.
From Beijing's point of view, there are good reasons to loosen the
currency regime. Allowing the yuan to rise would help in the process of
transforming China's economy into one that is of and for the consumer
rather than one that is of and for the producer. Chinese households and
domestic-oriented businesses would see their buying power enhanced,
while exporters would lose some of their privileges. Investors would
respond to these trends and China would begin to genuinely shift away
from overdependence on exports as a means of growth. However, given the
oft-observed revolutionary effects of consumerism, Beijing is
understandably insistent that the process must be both gradual and
carefully controlled. The Communist Party of China's definition of a
gradual pace of reform would elsewhere be interpreted as glacial.
"Given the oft-observed revolutionary effects of consumerism, Beijing is
understandably insistent that the process must be both gradual and
carefully controlled."
For the United States, however, such timing is not fast enough. Midterm
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While this is especially important for congressmen whose states feel
they have suffered the worst from cheap Chinese imports, it is also
important for Obama, whose domestic and foreign policy woes are growing,
and who could benefit from looking tough in dealing with China.
But the disagreement runs even deeper. As much as Obama may wish to
avoid a confrontation with China, he cannot afford to veto a bill
against China once it sits on his desk. The yuan is clearly artificially
undervalued, and whatever the effect on the U.S. economy, this is not
beneficial. Not to mention the obvious question of why China's currency
is not freely traded like that of other countries, especially given
China's rapid growth, enormous economic size and the recovery of its
exports and trade surpluses.
Obama - echoing the top lawmakers - stressed the need to wait and
observe the pace and magnitude by which the yuan will rise in the coming
weeks. Presumably, if China is perceived to have made substantial
improvement, the United States will call off the dogs. Otherwise, the
United States will begin meting out punishment for China's currency
"misalignment." The danger lies in where - and whether - U.S.
expectations intersect with China's capabilities given its fragile
domestic conditions. In the short term, Washington might be willing to
be convinced to give Beijing more leeway to reform at the pace it thinks
it can handle. After all, a deeper rift with China would not be
beneficial for the United States given its other economic and military
preoccupations. (Though it would not be intolerable.) The upcoming G-20
summit and Beijing's actions in the aftermath of those meetings will
determine whether such a rift can be avoided. Even so, any compromise
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(2013) has been awarded a Fulbright award to begin teaching English in Argentina in March 2015. Adkison graduated from with a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology and Spanish as well as a certificate in International Studies. Adkison will work at an English institute and assist faculty in training university-level students to become English teachers. The project is expected to last eight months. Following her work in Argentina, she plans to attend graduate school.
(1999) Hawkins graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in sociology. After leaving TU, he earned a Master's degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Maryland. Since then, Monte has held a wide variety of positions related to criminal justice and counterterrorism, including work for the United States Secret Service, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the National Security Council. He has also had the opportunity to share his knowledge and experience with others, serving as an adjunct professor of Terrorism Studies at the University of Maryland and now with Georgetown University. Monte's current role is as a Group Chief for the Screening and Vetting Group at the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) in Washington, D.C. The Screening and Vetting Group was established to manage NCTC's support to the Department of Homeland Security and State Department and their passenger and applicant screening programs.
(2013) was awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student award to teach in Bulgaria for the 2013-14 academic year. Turner, a double major in sociology and economics, graduated from TU the spring of 2013. His Fulbright experience will involve as serving as an English teaching assistant at a Bulgarian high school. He also will devote 20 hours a week to teaching English at a foreign language school.
Sociology majors Maria Copp and Caitlin Dryke, sociology minor Alli Price, and sociology alum Elizabeth McCrary will all be working for Teach for America (TFA) in the fall (2012). McCrary has taught preschool in Las Vegas for the past two years and will return to Tulsa in 2012 to work for the Teach for America organization in an administrative capacity.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Calling him "a brilliant young man," Kelly Ripa spent a few moments on ABC's "Live with Kelly and Michael" Thursday morning paying tribute to an Indianapolis EMT who was killed in an ambulance crash earlier this month.
Ripa explained that Timothy McCormick, 24, was originally from Staten Island, N.Y., and was "like a family member to one of our family members here at 'Live.'"
McCormick and Cody Medley, 22, died after a Feb. 16 crash in which Jade Hammer, 21, was driving a vehicle that slammed into the ambulance.
Prosecutors are awaiting toxicology results on Hammer.
Ripa and co-host Michael Strahan said they were saddened to hear of the crash and of lives cut way too short.
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