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ve animal industry organizations with extensive expertise on best harvest plants. Most animal and meat producer organizations have management practices and current science in animal agriculture. The guidelines that are consistent with sound science and a consideration organization's purpose is to promote the humane treatment of animals of economic realities. The process by which auditors are qualied, through education and certication of animal auditors and to promote trained and certied continues to be developed by PAACO. Many the profession of animal auditors. Founding and current organizations groups require auditors and audit rms to have specic qualications, are the Federation of Animal Science Societies (FASS), American experience and abilities. FASS, ARPAS, AABP, AAAP and AASV Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS), American are professional, independent, science-based groups that have come Association of Swine Veterinarians (AASV), American Association together to initiate training and certication for on-farm and harvest of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) and American Association of Avian plant auditors. PAACO has anticipated the need to evaluate, train and Pathologists (AAAP). Website: www.animalauditor.org. PAACO does qualify candidates that want to pursue animal auditing as a career. not create audits nor determine protocols within animal agriculture. Animal welfare is only the rst of many aspects of livestock production Its role is to work with the species organization to train and certify to be audited at the farm level. It is in agricultures best interest to auditors to the industry determined standards. verify the qualications of the potential auditors. PAACO, Inc. Background Key Words: PAACO, Audit, Welfare Successful livestock, dairy and poultry producers and their related industry partners provide sound animal care on commercial farms and Breeding and Genetics - Livestock and Poultry: Dairy Cattle III 723 Analysis of calving ease trait in Canadian Holsteins. calculate EB. Cow ID, measured as the ratio of feed and faecal con- A. Sewalem*1,2, F. Miglior1,2, G. Kistemaker2, P. Sullvian2, and B. centrations of the natural odd carbon-chain n-alkane pentatriacontane, Doormaal2, 1Agriculture and Agri-Food Cananda, Guelph, Ontario, was available on 583 lactations from 238 cows. Random regression Canada, 2Canadian Dairy Network, Guelph, Ontario, Canada. and multi-trait animal models were used to estimate residual, additive genetic and permanent environmental (co)variances across lactation. The aim of this study was to examine the level of calving ease Results were similar for both models. Heritability for DMI, EB, and trait across parities and to estimate genetic parameters in Canadian ID across lactation varied from 0.10 (8 days in milk; DIM) to 0.30 Holsteins. Data consisted of 271,789 cows from 11,283 herds sired (169 DIM), from 0.06 (29 DIM) to 0.29 (305 DIM), and from 0.08 by 2,276 sires. At time of calving the calving ease was recorded (50 DIM) to 0.45 (305 DIM), respectively when estimated using the as unassisted or unobserved, easy pull, hard pull and surgery. The random regression model. Genetic correlations within each trait tended distribution of each score across parities was 61.38, 31.15, 7.21 to decrease as the interval between time periods compared increased and 0.26% for unassisted or unobserved, easy pull, hard pull and for DMI and EB while the correlations with ID in early lactation were surgery, respectively. The statistical model included the xed effects weakest when measured mid-lactation. The lowest correlation between of herd-year-season, age at calving, sex of calf and the random effects any two time periods was 0.10, -0.36 and -0.04 for DMI, EB and of service sire and animal. A single trait animal model was used. The ID, respectively suggesting the impact of different genes at different distribution of each category in the rst parity were 49.16, 37.70, stages of lactations which has repercussions for genetic selection. 12.84 and 0.30 % for unassisted or unobserved, easy pull, hard pull Eigenvalues and associated eigenfunctions of the additive genetic and surgery, respectively. The corresponding gures in the second covariance matrix revealed considerable genetic variation among parity are 64.53, 30.54, 4.81 and 0.13% and in the third parity 65.18, animals in the shape of the lactation proles for DMI, EB and ID 29.92, 4.74 and 0.17%. The phenotypic correlations of calving ease which may be exploited in breeding programs. Genetic parameters trait for parity 1 and 2 was 0.21, for parity 1 and 3 0.17 and for parity presented are the rst estimates from dairy cows fed predominantly 2 and 3 is 0.24. Heritability values from a single trait analysis (as grazed grass and imply that genetic improvement in DMI, EB and trait of the dam) for parity 1, 2 and 3 were 0.096, 0.132 and 0.129, ID in Holstein-Friesian cows fed predominantly grazed grass is respectively. Estimation of genetic parameters using a multiple trait possible. animal model is under progress. Key Words: Grass Dry Matter Intake, Energy Balance, Genetics Key Words: Calving Ease, Genetic Parameters, Canadian Dairy Breeds 725 Principal components approach for estimating heritability of mid-infrared spectrum in bovine milk. H. Soyeurt*1,2, S. Tsuruta3, 724 Genetics of grass dry matter intake, energy balance I. Misztal3, and N. Gengler1,4, 1Gembloux Agricultural University, and digestibility in Irish grazing dairy cows. D. P. Berry*, M. Gembloux, Belgium, 2FRIA, Brussels, Belgium, 3University of Georgia, O'Donovan, and P. Dillon, Moorepark Dairy Production Research Athens, 4FNRS, Brussels, Belgium. Center, Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland. Mid-Infrared spectrometry predicts the milk components (e.g., %fat, The objective of this study was to estimate genetic parameters for %protein) from spectral data reecting the milk composition. The data grass dry matter intake (DMI), energy balance (EB) and cow internal included 9,663 test days on 1,937 cows in 1 to 12 parity recorded from digestibility (ID) in grazing Holstein-Friesian dairy cows. Grass DMI April 2005 to May 2006. Each sample was scanned by MilkoScan was estimated up to four times per lactation on 1,588 lactations from FT6000 into 1,060 points. Due to the high dimension, principal 755 cows on two research farms in southern Ireland. Simultaneously components approach (PCA) was done to reduce the traits and indicated measured milk production and body weight records were used to 596 J. Anim. Sci. Vol. 85, Suppl. 1/J. Dairy Sci. Vol. 90, Suppl. 1/Poult. Sci. Vol. 86, Suppl. 1 that 48 principal components (PC) described 99.02% of information. A. J. McAllister2, 1Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, These PC were analyzed by multi-trait REML using the canonical Blacksburg, 2University of Kentucky, Lexington. transformation. This analysis considered 2,850 rst lactation records for Purebred Holstein and Jersey cows at Virginia Polytechnic Institute 738 cows in 7 breeds from 26 herds. Effects included in the multi-trait and State University and Kentucky were bred to four Holstein and model were herd*test date, lactation stage, permanent environmental four Jersey bulls in AI in a diallele scheme. First calvings to project and animal random effects. The estimates of the variances were back animals were in June 2005 at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State transformed to the initial scales. Heritabilities varied from 0.005% to University and January 2006 at Kentucky. Here we summarize summit 57.20% for the different pin numbers. Spectral regions with heritability and peak yields and projected 305 day actual production from animals greater than 5% were located between 1 to 181; 194 to 558 and with at least 150 days in milk in rst parity. Data include 33 HH (breed 709 to 1,060 pin numbers. PCA involving points in those regions of sire rst), 19 HJ, 17 JH, and 12 JJ animals. Breed comparisons were demonstrated that only 9 PC explained 99.23% of information. Mid- from a xed model including four breed groups, seven herd-seasons of Infrared spectrum contains specic regions with substantial genetic calving groups (ve four-mo groups at Virginia Polytechnic Institute information potentially useful for selecting improved milk quality and State University and two at Kentucky), and regression of response directly on spectral data. variable on age at calving in mo. The three degrees of freedom for Key Words: Mid-Infrared, Milk, Heritability breed groups were also partitioned into additive effects of Holstein versus Jersey genes, maternal effects, and heterosis and fit with herd-season and regression on age at freshening. Limited JJ animals and unequal sire progeny distribution may affect results. We found signicant (P<0.05 for all comparisons) effects for additive gene action 726 Associations between body size, body condition score and and heterosis for summit milk, peak milk, and projected actual 305 fertility parameters in pasture-based seasonally calving commercial day yields of milk, protein, and fat, but no signicant maternal effects dairy herds in Australia. T. E. Stirling*1, C. R. Stockdale2, and K. for any trait. Heterosis ranged from 8% for summit to 13% for peak L. Macmillan1, 1The University of Melbourne, Werribee, Victoria, yields, and exceeded 10% for 305d projected yields. Fixed effects were Australia, 2Primary Industries Research Victoria, Kyabram, Victoria, signicant for all traits except age for summit yield and herd-season Australia. for protein yield. Summit yield differed only for Jerseys, while peak The objective of this study was to evaluate the associations between yield differed for Jerseys and JH vs. HH. Milk yields were higher body size parameters (hip height and hip width) with changes in body for HH than HJ, JH, or JJ, but were not different from HJ or JH for condition score (BCS), and the association with fertility parameters. protein. Milk, protein, and fat yields for Jerseys were lower than other A total of 1850 cows from 5 commercial pasture-based seasonally breed groups, while HJ fat was higher than HH or JH. Entries in the calving herds were monitored over a 12-month production cycle, with table are in kg. Summit and peak refer to milk production while milk, BCS assessed pre-calving, start of the articial insemination period protein, and fat refer projected 305d yields in kg. (SAIP), mid lactation and late lactation. Little variation was observed in height and width parameters; 140.0 ± 0.11cm and 43.0 ± 0.09cm Table 1. Breed group least squares means (kg) for summit and peak milk respectively (mean ± standard error); but associations with BCS and and for projected 305d yields of milk, protein, and fat fertility could be drawn. Taller cows tended to be thinner throughout the production cycle (P<0.05 pre-calving, SAIP and late lactation) Breed Summit Peak Milk Protein Fat while wider cows were fatter (P<0.05). Height was not related to the likelihood to become pregnant nor the interval between SAIP and HH 34 37 9642 291 350 HJ 31 36 8915 293 383 conception (INT); however, width was positively correlated to the INT JH 32 34 8963 288 360 (P<0.01) meaning wider cows took longer to conceive. Body frame JJ 24 25 6596 228 322 size (HxW) was not signicantly related to BCS per se, apart from at SAIP when larger cows were fatter (P<0.01). Despite this, larger cows lost more condition in early lactation, were less likely to become Key Words: Crossbreeding, Heterosis, Production pregnant, and those that did become pregnant had a longer INT. Cows with a greater height to width ratio (H:W) were thinner throughout the production cycle and did not have signicant losses in condition in early lactation. These cows were more likely to become pregnant and 728 Quantitative Trait Loci affecting IgG serum protein levels, those that did become pregnant had a shorter INT. The experiment birth weight and gestation length in a Holstein x (Holstein x Jersey) was conducted during drought conditions when nutritional intake was backcross population. C. Maltecca*, K. A. Weigel, H. Khatib, and V. limited and fertility compromised. Under these conditions, large R. Schutzkus, University of Wisconsin, Madison. cows were unable to maintain enough condition to optimise fertility. Despite being thinner overall, cows with greater H:W were able Aim of the study was to identify QTL associated with stillbirth and to maintain a more consistent BCS and had a better reproductive calf survival, using data from a crossbred HOL x JER. experimental performance. population consisting of 172 backcross calves created via backcross matings. Stillbirth is dened as a calf that dies just prior to, during, or Key Words: Body Size, Body Condition Score, Fertility within 24 to 48 h of parturition. The cost of stillbirths to the US dairy industry has been estimated to be ~$132 million per year. Nonetheless its binary nature and low frequency make it difcult to investigate. In the study three indicators of general health were utilized instead. 727 Comparison of yield in Holsteins, Jerseys, and reciprocal The rst, calf birth size, was considered in relation with the ability of crosses in the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University the calf to survive and later perform. The second, Calf IgG absorption - Kentucky crossbreeding trial. B. G. Cassell*1, K. M. Olson1, and during the rst 72h of life, is a strong indicator of passive immunization J. Anim. Sci. Vol. 85, Suppl. 1/J. Dairy Sci. Vol. 90, Suppl. 1/Poult. Sci. Vol. 86, Suppl. 1 597 attainment and it's associated with long-term calf performance. Finally, and the random effect of the animal plus the random residual. Parity, studies by Meyer et al. ranked gestation length as the third most test date, herd and lactation stage affected signicantly milk production important factor affecting stillbirth rates in primiparous cows with traits, except for parity on fat content. A statistically signicant effect dystocia scores of 3+ and third for multiparous cows for any level of the SCD genotype was observed for milk yield, fat content and of dystocia. The same author also reported a signicant decrease in protein yield. In particular, VV cows had an average daily milk yield stillbirth for longer gestations. This trait was then chosen in connection higher than AV and AA cows (kg/day 35.95, 34.59, 33.71, respectively; with its inuence on newborn survival. Calves were measured for P<0.01), a lower fat content (gr. fat/100 gr milk 3.39, 3.51, 3.55, weight after birth. Immune function was evaluated through serum IgG respectively; P<0.05) and a higher protein yield (kg/day 35.95, 34.59, levels between 24 and 78h of age. Serum IgG levels were determined 33.71, respectively; P<0.01). Differences observed among the three by radial immuno-diffusion assay. Gestation lengths were recorded different genotypes tend to remain constant throughout the whole as part of the routine data collection. Results from a genome scan, lactation. Although observed in a limited sample of cows, these results, are discussed. 182 microsatellites were chosen among 270 after sires together with the recently reported inuence of the SCD polymorphism genotyping. Spacing between markers ranged from 3.4 to 32.85 cM on fatty acid composition of carcass and milk fat in cattle, seem to with an average of 15.93 cM. Interval mapping analysis was performed suggest a possible role of the SCD locus as a candidate gene to be for all traits considered. Evidences for suggestive QTL (P<0.05) for used in the genetic improvement of milk production traits in cattle via IgG levels were found in at least one of the families at CHR2 (~72 schemes of Marker Assisted Selection. cM) and CHR5 (~88 cM). Evidence for a signicant QTL (~P<0.01) Key Words: Stearoyl-CoA Desaturase, Polymorphism, Milk Produc- for IgG level were found in CHR6 (~68 cM) in one family. Evidence tion Traits for suggestive QTL (P<0.05) for birth weight were found in CHR2 (~24 cM) and CHR6 (~90 cM) in at least one family. Evidences for a suggestive QTL (P<0.05) affecting gestation length, were found in CHR9 (~100cM). 730 Effect of pregnancy on milk yield of Canadian dairy cattle. S. Loker*1, J. Bohmanova1, F. Miglior2,3, M. Kelly1, and G. Key Words: QTL, Cattle, Health Kistemaker3, 1University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada, 2Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Sherbrooke, QC, Canada, 3Canadian Dairy Network, Guelph, ON, Canada. 729 Stearoyl-CoA desaturase gene polymorphism and milk Pregnancy has been reported to have a negative impact on milk production traits in Italian Holsteins. N. P. P. Macciotta*1, M. production in dairy cattle. A suitable method for estimating the effects Mele2, G. Pagnacco3, M. Cassandro4, G. Conte2, A. Cappio-Borlino1, of pregnancy is required before pregnancy can be properly accounted and P. L. Secchiari2, 1Dipartimento di Scienze Zootecniche, Università for in genetic evaluations. In this study, two models were used to di Sassari, Sassari, Italia, 2Dipartimento di Agronomia e Gestione account for pregnancy in seven Canadian dairy breeds. The first dell'Agro-Ecosistema, Università di Pisa, Pisa, Italia, 3Dipartimento model represented pregnancy effects with days open, studying the di Scienze e Tecnologie Veterinarie per la Sicurezza Alimentare, impact of increased days open on the shape of the lactation curve. The Università di Milano, Milano, Italia, 4Dipartimento di Scienze Animali, second model measured the impact of the stage of pregnancy on milk Università di Padova, Padova, Italia. production. Milk production for cows with short days open tended to The Stearoyl-CoA desaturase (SCD) is a key enzyme for the lipid drop signicantly in the last part of lactation, while cows with longer metabolism of ruminants, being able to introduce a double bond at days open had proportionally higher milk yield. Using the second the ÃÅ1⁄2â€Â9-position in a large spectrum of fatty acids. A model, milk yield declined in all breeds in the study after 4 months of polymorphism with two alleles (A and V) has been reported for the pregnancy (from -0.5 kg/d in rst parity Jerseys to -1.3 kg/d in third SCD locus in cattle, due to three single nucleotide polymorphisms parity Holsteins). While the pattern of decline in milk yield using that are in linkage disequilibrium. In this work, possible associations both models generally followed the results of other studies, the effect between SCD genotype and milk production traits in Italian Holsteins of days open from the rst model seemed to be confounded with the are investigated. Data were 5,097 test day records for milk, fat and production level of the cows. Stage of pregnancy provided a more protein yields, fat and protein contents, measured on 313 Italian realistic estimate of the effect of pregnancy on milk production, Holsteins (2,2 lactations per cow). Data were analysed with a mixed especially when adjusted for stage of lactation. linear model that included the xed effects of herd, test date, genotype Key Words: Pregnancy, Days Open, Genetic Evaluation at the SCD locus, parity, lactation stage nested within SCD genotype Dairy Foods: Products and Processing 731 Kinetics and properties of plant β-galactosidase extracted in activity of the puried β-gal was observed up to 60°C accompanied from durian seeds (Durio zibethinus) and its utilization on ice by a decrease thereafter. An energy of activation of 3.04 Kcal/mole for milk production. E. E. El Tanboly*, National Research Center, the enzyme activity was derived from the Arrhenius plot. The puried Dokki, Cairo, Egypt. β-gal started loosing activity above 40°C when incubated at different temperatures for 10 min and became completely inactivated at 80°C. β-galactosidase (β-gal) was partially puried 2.16-fold with a total The optimum pH was 3.0. Michaelis-constant (Km) value of 1.42 mM yield of 21.32% of the original activity by sequential use of ammonium and a maximum velocity (Vmax) of 3.3 µmoles/ml/min. Fe+++, Zn++ sulfate precipitation and gel ltration through Sephadex G-200 from and Cu++ strongly inhibited the enzyme. However, the enzyme was durian seeds (Durio zibethinus). The β-gal activity was linear with partially inhibited by Mg++, Ca++ and Mn++. The use of a plant β-gal time up to 20 min and still constant thereafter. A progressive increase in ice milk production was studied. Different concentrations of β-gal; 598 J. Anim. Sci. Vol. 85, Suppl. 1/J. Dairy Sci. Vol. 90, Suppl. 1/Poult. Sci. Vol. 86, Suppl. 1
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Yeah I'm sure you're right. I like challenges though so I was attracted to the 80. And it seems quite easy when using a jig. Everything is easy until you try it though...
As for buying a complete lower, the whole reason I started researching an 80% in the first place is to avoid ffl.
There a crap load o 80% manufacturers here in SoCal. I've used 3 different types. So far my favorite was KE Arms. A local machine shop owner has partnered up with another machine shop in Arizona to produce them there , and sell them here or on the Internet. Than you can come to his shop and rent the CNC to finish up. It's a great, and legal way of doing it. If you manufacture the lowers, you can not rent a CNC to anyone to finish it at the same location . That's why he operates in 2 states. Anyways, they have a couple options of 80%, raw or anodized. I don't think I would try to drill it my self with a jig. Not sure where you live, but I know more and more machine shops are popping up that will rent the CNC to you.http://www.kearms.com/
I ordered an 80% from Ares Armor last year. I knew they were out of stock, which was fine. BUT, they charged my CC right away, and then refused to update or keep in touch about anything. After 3 or so months, I finally asked for my money back. I would be careful with them.
No $hit!? Oh well.....I finally bought a Colt LE6920 instead. Just as well, I don't need ANOTHER complicated project anyhow....
The actual quality difference from one 'brand' to the next is nominal. Even the difference in Gen1 vs Gen2 (billet) offers minimal advantages, IMO. The lower receiver is simply not under a great deal of stress. Heck, Gen1 lowers are lighter!
But having the right brand can and will pay dividends if you sell. This is why I try to build many of my 'soon to be sold' guns on Noveske lowers. After fees, I'll pay maybe $150 for a PSA lower, and $180-220 for a Noveske. But a gun built on a Noveske will sell faster, and for $100-200 more. Is it one iota better? Not likely. But it ends up being a sound investment.
I'd imagine the same applies to 80% lowers. Buy a good one from a reputable company, and disregard the hype.
Crap....You know, I apologize, I totally didn't read the 80% part of the title.
And here I was going on and on about standard finished lowers........I have personally only used Tactical Machining lowers, went in on a group buy with some friends some years back, I think they had a special were if you bought like 10+ you could get them for under $50, in the raw. We milled ours and had a local FFL anodize them. I've fired thousands of rounds thorough mine and never had any issues.
Just keep in mind. All Forged blanks are just about the same. I think there is only 4 forges that make them. With the exception of MEGA and the marking, the forgings are identical. Its how your finish them that matters. Since the startup costs of forging are very very expensive, no one wants the change the design. The unit costs are very cheap tho, which is why you can find some finished units for under $50.
Billets are different since they start with block of alloy, then shave them to whatever spec they design. Its a more flexible system, so they can change their design on the fly without investing in any more capital. Billets do take longer to produce, per unit costs are higher, which is reflected in their pricing.
Hope this helps you better.
I know there are good companies out there. The hard part is finding a good company with stuff in stock... I ended up ordering from Ares. I contacted them before I placed my order to see when it would be sent. They said immediately. Everything people then said about Ares got me scared so I tried to cancel. It did take a very long time to get a hold of them, but I finally was able to speak with a woman on the phone. She told me it should arrive by the 20th and that it shipped last night. I explained to her my concern, and she said those were issues with people on back order. As long as I get my product I don't care. Guess I was just one of the lucky ones. We shall see. Thanks for all the input. I will let you all know if/when I recieve the product. If I don't get it then I may be headed to cali to raise some hell. You're all invited >=)
You know that old saying.....It's not what on the outside, it's whats on the inside that counts.
Reliability and function for your lower receiver is going to be dependent on how your finish your lower. If you are able (its not too difficult) to mill it to spec, then you are golden. Getting all the holes in the right position and dimension, getting the right thickness of the walls of the fire control pocket, getting all your roll pins and lower parts into place the right way, is going to be way more important than whether its forged or billet, 7075 or 6061. Get a forged one. They are cheaper, and they are all the same. Mega forged excluded, but I've never seen a Mega 80% on the market.
There been a lot of Drama with Ares. They have been good to me, but this was before the panic, and before they staged a coup ousting Dimitri. I've met and spoken with Dimitri more than a few times and my impression of him was that he's a stand up kind of guy and a fellow enthusiast. Long story short, he's back in charge, and things are looking up. To be fair tho, I don't like to backorder anything and and never back ordered from them.
I like them, and have found that they make thoughtful, well made products. I highly recommend their Husky Amentum sling, i have 3. I really like their Effin-A compensator, and they are releasing a 2nd gen unit soon. To each their own.


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As Director of the Center for Environmental Arts and Humanities, Zavodny manages partnerships with relevant Maine institutions like the Camden International Film Festival, The Center for Maine Contemporary Arts, Waterfall Arts, the Belfast Free Range Music Festival, and WERU Community Radio. John is the Administrative Manger of the Unity College Center for the Performing Arts and Leonard R. Craig Gallery.
As a media-maker himself, John takes on projects that promote community through the use of media. Zavodny makes short films and videos designed to inform and edify and produces Mid-Coast Currents, a public affairs program on WERU Community Radio. John produces soundtrack music for videos and "alternative funtry" music in support of local agriculture with the band Dog Wants Out. Dog Wants Out's music was featured in the 2011 production of "Farms and Fables."
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"The science that Willie Soon does is almost pointless." - NASA climate scientist Gavin Schmidt, to the New York Times
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Green began his master's studies in Management Science at Victoria University, and received a doctoral degree from Victoria Management School at Victoria University of Wellington. [1]
Kesten Green is a research associate in the department of Business and Economics at Monash University in Australia.
According to the Monash University website, Green's research interests are judgmental forecasting, forecasting for conflicts, and forecasting methods.
He is the director and co-owner of the website forecastingprinciples.com. According to his Heartland Institute profile, "He decided to use his knowledge of forecasting to investigate whether predictions of dangerous manmade global warming were based on scientific forecasting methods." [2]
"Forecasts of dangerous global warming and of the extinction of polar bears are not
derived from scientific forecasting methods and lack credibility." [1]
"As have other environmental alarms before it, the dangerous man-made global warming alarm will fade. Unfortunately, policies that make most people worse off have and will be implemented. We would be better off if we didn't keep repeating the same old mistakes." [3]
March 30, 2009
Green's signature is displayed alongside a full-page ad funded by the CATO institute that appeared in numerous newspapers including the Washington Post, the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune in 2009.
The advertisement responds to President Obama's declaration that "few challenges facing America and the world are more urgent than combating climate change. The science is beyond dispute and the facts are clear" by saying that "with all due respect Mr. President, that is not true." It claims that "there has been no net global warming for over a decade," and that the dangers of global warming are "grossly overstated." [6]
March 8 - 10, 2009
Green was a speaker at the Heartland Institute's 2009 International Conference on Climate Change in New York City. [4]
Green, along with Scott Armstrong and Willie Soon, made public an "unpublished working paper" arguing that the current forecast data on polar bear populations is inadequate for making a decision as to whether polar bears should be listed as a threatened species under the US Endangered Species Act.
The paper, "Polar Bear Population Forecasts: A Public-Policy Forecasting Audit," is not published in any peer-reviewed scientific journals, but has appeared on multiple websites, including Soon's Science and Public Policy website, Spiked Online and various blogs.
According to Green, he has a research H-index of 11: "based on a Google Scholar search. H-index is number of papers that have at least that many citations, i.e. 11 papers cited at least 11 times in my case."
Upon closer examination of Green's articles on Climate change, most have appeared either in skeptical journals such as Energy and Environment (Edited by climate skeptic Sonja-Boehmer Christiansen), on his personal website, or were published by skeptical think tanks such as the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA).
His publication in the international journal of forecasting appears to be on the subject of public policy with reference to climate change.
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Energy and Environment has been described as the place climate change skeptics go to when they are rejected by the mainstream peer-reviewed science publications. The Journal has drawn sharp criticism, including one from Michael Mann regarding a questionable study co-authored by Willie Soon and Sallie Baliunas.
"Kesten C. Green: Curriculum Vitae" (PDF) Kestencgreen.com. Accessed December 15, 2011.
"Heartland Experts: Kesten Green," The Heartland Institute. Accessed December 15, 2011.
Kesten Green. "Warnings too vivid to be true," The Gazette, July 15, 2011.
"International Conference on Climate Change" (PDF) the Heartland Institute. Archived March 7, 2010.
"Personnel Details: Mr. Kesten Green," The Heartland Institute. Archived November 5, 2008.
"Climate Change Reality," The Cato Institute.
Democracy is utterly dependent upon an electorate that is accurately informed. In promoting climate change denial (and often denying their responsibility for doing so) industry has done more than endanger the environment. It has undermined democracy.
There is a vast difference between putting forth a point of view, honestly held, and intentionally sowing the seeds of confusion. Free speech does not include the right to deceive. Deception is not a point of view. And the right to disagree does not include a right to intentionally subvert the public awareness.
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The Coach House at Lodge Farm
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Set at the end of it's own sweeping driveway, with large, enclosed front garden and 4 acre field.
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Farmhouse | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 10
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The Coach House at Lodge Farm
5 STAR GOLD AWARD 2014/15 Norfolk Holiday Farmhouse
100% Scored for Cleanliness and Housekeeping
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We believe it takes a combination of wonderful service, delightful rooms, high-spec bathrooms and kitchen in idyllic surroundings, to make your holiday special. This is reflected in our 2nd prestigious 'Gold Award' and five star rating from Quality in Tourism 2014/15.
Guests are pampered from the moment they arrive with a homemade cream tea (or mince pies at Christmas)! in the sitting room or gardens.
The Coach House Special Features:
•Luxurious, high-spec conversion of a Character property, built in 1800
•Detached Georgian Coach House and Stables, Gardens and Courtyard, with wood-fired cedar hot tub.
•Completely private/ self-contained at the end of own sweeping driveway
•All-inclusive of: luxury linens, towels, bathrobes, Arran Aromatics Toiletries, logs for woodburner, generous welcome pack
•Beauty treatments, maid service and in-house chef upon request
•Free WiFi
•Tucked away and ideally placed for touring Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.
•5 x Stylish bedrooms for 8-10, flexible sleeping
•Family bathroom, 2 x en suites, downstairs WC
•Fluffy bathrobes for adults and children.
•Baby Kit : steriliser, bottle warmer, baby bath, cot and highchair
•Celebration Package: Bespoke Cake, Bunting and Champagne upon request
Location of The Coach House:
• Peaceful Riverside Village, 4 miles south of Downham Market
• Walking distance to butcher, general store, farm shop and café
• Choice of restaurants, pubs, swimming pool, supermarkets and services 4 miles away.
• Superb fishing lakes in the village
• Golf at Ryston Park 3 miles away. Floodlit driving range 3 miles.
• Church Farm children's attraction, animals, tractor rides, 4 miles.
• Cathedral City of Ely & Maritime town of King's Lynn, 20 minutes by car
• Thetford Forest and GoApe Treetop Adventure, 30 miles of exceptional bike and walking trails in 50,000 acres of pine forest. 15 minutes
• Heacham and Hunstanton sheltered sandy beaches. safe, shallow waters ideal for children. Glorious and uncrowded. 20 minutes
• 90 minutes easy train ride to Central London
• 8 miles from Welney Nature Reserve, 1,000 acres of abundant wildlife and wildflowers.
• Easy drive to Award-Winning Dinosaur Adventure and BeWilderwood
Inside The Coach House:
• 5 x bedrooms sleeping 8-10 guests comprising of:
• 2 x Master Bedrooms with en suites and flatscreen TV's.
• 1 x Twin Room
• 1 x Flexible room. Single, superking or twin.
• 1 x Ground Floor Flexible Room close to WC. Single, superking or twin, door to courtyard garden
• Downstairs WC and upstairs family bathroom with bath and shower.
• All bedrooms have garden views
• Exceptionally comfortable beds. Choice of pillows, luxury crisp, white linens.
• Spacious Sitting Room, full cinema surround sound, 50" TV, Woodburner
• Large farmhouse Kitchen-Diner, granite worktops and oak units, TV, iPod Docking. Very well-equipped with full range of cookware.
• Morning Room, with views of the garden and courtyard
• Utility Room with large fridge/freezer, sink unit and washing machine
• Level access with no steps on entire ground floor through to bedroom.
• Maps, books, magazines, many games and a large, varied DVD library
• Cosy under-floor heating.
Outside The Coach House:
• South-facing Courtyard Garden, with Olive trees, grape vines, BBQ, seating and cedar hot tub.
• Large enclosed front garden with mature oak trees, additional seating
• Playhouse, miniature John Deere Tractors/outdoor toys
• 4 acres private lawns, with open countryside views
• Plenty of parking and storage for bicycles
• Located on a 'Norfolk Green Lane' for cycling
Owners live nearby and are happily on hand to help, if needed.
Guests are personally welcomed upon arrival and given a quick tour by Anna, the owner.
|Sleeps up to 10, 5 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Heacham/Hunstanton 37 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|1.2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Norwich or Stansted 80 km, Nearest railway: Downham Market 6 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Staffed property
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|King Beds (5), Single beds (6), Cots (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Swing set, Private fishing lake or river
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
About this location
The East Anglia region
We'd love to welcome you to West Norfolk, a truly special place of unspoilt charm and natural beauty. Once discovered, you'll want to come back again and again.
Some of our personal favourite things to do and see....
We adore the glorious sandy beaches at Hunstanton. A Victorian seaside town with charm and character; renowned for its striped cliffs and magnificent sunsets. Have a go at kite surfing! Explore the coast and visit Wells, Heacham, Burnham Market, Cromer and Sheringham.
We enjoy a wander around our ancient market town of Downham Market, 4 miles away, known locally as 'The Gingerbread Town', also home to a clean, well-run swimming pool and leisure centre.
Enjoy a superb mix of shopping, history, cinema and entertainment in King's Lynn, a maritime town packed full of things to do and lots of lovely places to eat. We like the Bankhouse on the quay.
It's not everyday you see your local butcher in a London Bus on the river! Hilgay Raft Race, a hilarious fun-packed, fund-raising event on the river in our normally very sleepy little village! Every July.
Dinosaur Adventure, a favourite with our children! A truly 'monster' day out with brilliant indoor and outdoor activities. Too much for one day!
BeWilderwood, another favourite! A huge, award winning forest of family fun and outdoor adventure. Treehouses, zip wires, jungle bridges, Crocklebogs, Twiggles and Boggles, storytelling, boat trips, marsh walks and really yummy food! Our children loved building a den..http://www.bewilderwood.co.uk/
Stow Hall Gardens; a very local well-kept secret! Shh! Welcomes dogs on a lead. A true secret garden!
The Hare Arms, 5 miles away, simply good local food and beer in a beautiful setting, conveniently opposite Stow Hall Gardens http://theharearms.co.uk/
Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve, the National Trust's oldest nature reserve and England's most famous fen. http://www.wicken.org.uk
The Cathedral City of Ely, home to 'The Ship of The Fens', one of the most magnificent Cathedrals in England, we enjoy tea by the river or lunch in the Cloisters.http://visitely.eastcambs.gov.uk/
Fishing at Dent's in Hilgay, just across the road, 5 well-stocked fishing lakes. People come from miles away to fish here.http://www.sweetpotato.uk.com/fishing.htm
Ryston Park Golf Club, in the next village, welcomes visitors.
WWT Welney Wetland Centre, for year-round 'birding' also well-organised activities for all the family. http://www.wwt.org.uk/visit/welney/
Church Farm, Stow Bardolph, 5 miles away. A wonderful children's farm, with many rare breed animals and tractor rides, serving healthy local produce with large outside and indoor play areas. http://www.churchfarmstowbardolph.co.uk/
No-one ever forgets their first glimpse of Oxborough Hall! A magnificent 15th Century moated Manor House (National Trust). We are fortunate to be surrounded by many National Trust Properties locally.
The Royal Sandringham Estate. Beautiful house and gardens, but to honest we go there for the fantastic woodland children's play area and hearty home-cooked lunches!
Cycling and motorcyclists: The gently rolling countryside and quiet back roads are ideal to explore by bike, we have somewhere safe to store bicycles, let us know in advance so we can move the tractor!
Walking: The region is simply a haven for nature lovers and those enjoying the great outdoors. We provide maps and suggested walks in The Coach House.
For more information, please visit our facebook page for the latest local events, highlights, special offers and news from the farm and visit our website: www.coachhouseholidaycottage.co.uk
Downham Market
Variety is the name of the game in this region, with unspoilt coastline and rolling countryside rubbing shoulders with a medieval port and family-friendly seaside resort.
History seekers can step back in time and discover West Norfolk's rich heritage, nature lovers can take advantage of the great outdoors, wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy seeing animals in their natural habitats, walkers and cyclists can roam to their heart's content, and visitors of all ages will enjoy a great day out at one of West Norfolk's many excellent visitor attractions.
We have very comprehensive visitor information in The Coach House, including maps and local guide books. We also have free wi-fi.
*Let us know if you are planning a celebration, we'd be happy to hang up the bunting! We can also provide a delicious cake iced how you wish presented with 2 bottles of chilled bubbly. This can be delivered during your stay or in The Coach House upon your arrival, please let us know with plenty of time to arrange.*
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8 Jan 2015
"Great Accommodation, Great People, Great Time!"
Our family of 6 adults, 3 children (aged 12, 9 and 3 years) and a 6 month old baby stayed at The Coach House for four nights and it was a wonderful way for us to see in the New Year together. The acc… More
2 Jan 2015
"Anna and Matt's hospitality, kindness, thought for detail and beautiful Coach House exceeded all our expections"
Going away for Christmas was new for us; with an age range of one to 70, we weren't sure what might be included……there was nothing we could have thought of, that wasn't wonderfully and generously provided: gorgeous decorations, delicious hamper, logs - brilliantly equipped kitchen - all the stuff for babies and toddlers, including stairgate. Brand new hot tub, underfloor heating - cupboards full of games and DVDs. Brilliant layout: so ample opportunity to be together in the gorgeous big open plan kitchen or sitting room - or to take time out in beautiful bedrooms to just chill.
Stunning location, beautiful walks and beaches within easy reach, and the Wild Fowl Trust spectacular swan feeding ritual right on the doorstep! Really lovely large and delicious cafe just over the road, meant all our 'advanced cooking' endeavours were totally unnecessary!
The icing on the cake for us, was that, inspire of it being Christmas Eve - Anna (a fantastic portrait photographer: see her website) agreed to do a session of all our family….it was easy, relaxed, stress-free - and the results were what I've longed for, for a great many years!
We had the best holiday we could possibly have hoped for, and are already planning when we might be able to go back. No one could wish for more helpful and amiable hosts.
Thank you for your kind words. We are thrilled to hear you enjoyed your Christmas at The Coach House and that you also enjoyed seeing some of what this beautiful region has to offer. We very much look forward to welcoming you back soon! Many thanks again.
8 Oct 2014
Our family of 10 had a weekend break at The Coach House last weekend and we were very impressed with the standard of the accommodation.
On arrival we were made to feel very welcome by Anna (the owner) who immediately laid out Tea & Scones for us. On showing us around the house, the first thing we noticed was how impeccably clean everywhere was and the attention to detail that was apparent. Everything we needed, through the kitchen, to the lounge, and through the bedrooms was there.
The lovely courtyard, where there is room to enjoy breakfast or lunch, is a real sun trap, and if the evenings are bit cooler then there is always the wood burner to add comfort to the lounge.
We found a lovely village pub for Sunday lunch called The Chequers, about 5 miles away at Wimbotsham. The food was reasonably priced and there was a nice village pub atmosphere.
All in all we had a super relaxing weekend made all the better with our choice of accommodation.
Thank you Anna, I would have no hesitation in recommending The Coach House to anyone.
Thank you for your kind words,The courtyard is indeed a wonderful place to eat and relax, being south-facing and sheltered it is lovely all year round. The large gardens at the front of the property and the play paddock are favourites with our younger guests! We are glad you found the property to be spotless, we are very thorough! This is reflected in the 100% score for Cleanliness we receive each year in our Quality in Tourism assessment. It was a pleasure welcoming you to Lodge Farm and we look forward to seeing you again!
1 Sep 2014
"Truly 5*"
Anna greeted us at this truly 5* accommodation with freshly made scones and instantly we knew we were in for a great stay. The Coach House was packed with everything we needed and was immaculately cle… More
Thank you for your review, we're glad you enjoyed staying in The Coach House and exploring Norfolk and Ely, nearby in Cambridgeshire. It was a pleasure having you all to stay and look forward to welcoming you again.
28 Jul 2014
"Above and beyond expectations"
This is not just a holiday property but a holiday home that has been developed from its original building as a Coach House into stunning accommodation, tastefully decorated with quality furnishings. … More
Many thanks for your review. We are really pleased you enjoyed your special wedding week in Norfolk and were more than happy to help. We look forward to welcoming you again soon.
21 Jul 2014
"A beautiful house offering luxurious accommodation in lovely grounds"
We were welcomed to this beautiful property by Anna with tea and scones, what a treat after a long journey! There was ample space both up and downstairs for our party of 9. All rooms had quality furniture and fixings and TV's and sound systems to suit all. The kitchen and dining facilities enabled us to all come together for our meals and was well equipped. There is a lovely big private courtyard, complete with hanging baskets and pots where we were able to barbecue and eat al fresco. There is ample space for all ages to play. We even took our own goalpost and played football as well as cricket and badminton.
The location is also great. We visited Brancaster beach and Sandringham, all within a short drive. Some of the more adventurous of our party took cycles to Thetford Forest and also went to 'Go Ape' again not far to travel.
We had a wonderful time, the only regret was it went too quickly. The 'Coach House' really did live up to our expectations and its 5 star/gold rating. Thank you Anna and Matt for allowing us to stay in your lovely holiday home.
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review. It was lovely to meet you all and we're glad The Coach House suited you so well. We look forward to welcoming you again.
29 Jun 2014
"Top rate accommodation and warmest welcome"
Anna and family made our stay totally stress free and relaxing. The cottage is amongst the best we have stayed in and nothing seemed to have been forgotten - no wonder they have just achieved 5 st… More
Many thanks for reviewing The Coach House, we're glad you enjoyed your week away and had a relaxing time. We hope to see you soon.
12 May 2014
"Character & charm, a real home from home."
For our annual extended family get together I selected to stay at the Coach House holiday cottage in Hilgay, Norfolk. It was a stunning property with fantastic furnishings, comfy warm beds and a great… More
Thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to review The Coach House. We look forward to seeing you all together for your next meet up in Norfolk!
18 Apr 2014
"Absolutely perfect"
We have just returned from a perfect week at The Coach House. From the delicious cream tea we received on our arrival to all the little attention to detail things like the soft comfy dressing gowns we… More
Thank you for your review, we look forward to seeing you all again soon!
12 Apr 2014
"Amazing Holiday Home"
We visited The Coach House with friends for a four night Easter break. With 4 adults and 5 children ranging between 7 and 14 we were looking for a base to explore the Norfolk Coast and a location to relax in the evenings. We struck gold with The Coach House as from the moment we arrived we were treated to 5 star luxury and service that would be difficult to match in any hotel. Anna is a wonderful host, and after a crafty lunch time drive by where we were kindly allowed to drop off some luggage before check in,we travelled to Sandringham and arrived back mid afternoon to be greeted by a freshly made cream tea and Anna's assistant Mel having ironed one of our shirts ! The Coach House has been beautifully decorated throughout and the kitchen and dining area formed the basis for some lengthy evening meals. With 2 double rooms with en-suites upstairs and 2 twin rooms and a large family bathroom there was ample space for all. My son was perfectly happy in his downstairs bachelor pad and made much use of the 50 inch TV with a fantastic surround sound system. In addition to our cream tea welcome we were supplied with fresh eggs throughout our stay (both Duck and Chicken) kindly delivered by Anna's son Dominic and our towels and napkins were also collected midway through our stay. We were of course keen to explore the region and although The Coach House may be a little short of other more coastal lets we all agreed the short drive to the signature locations was more than compensated for by the luxurious surroundings. The Coach House is a perfect location for a Norfolk break and we would recommend it to everyone.
Thank you Mike for such a great review of The Coach House. We are glad you enjoyed your stay and all the little extras we like to offer. Thank you for letting us know a 4 slice toaster would be more convenient than the 2 slice one, we have purchased a new one and really appreciate the feedback. We look forward to seeing you again at The Coach House in the future and send our best wishes for Easter!
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A city manager is at the centre of an apparent scam that has backfired on embattled chief executive Monwabisi Kalawe.
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India's complaint against the European Union on the unjust seizure of cheap generic drug consignments meant for Latin America and African nations has received a boost, with the World Health Organisation terming such action "misuse of rules" against counterfeit medicines.
In a statement issued in Geneva, the WHO on Thursday rapped the EU for seizing the Indian generic drugs in transit for patent violation. "Let me be very clear. WHO deplores such things. WHO deplores that this has happened," said Hendrick Hogerzeil, who heads the essential medicines programme at the United Nations health agency.
"We had asked both the Netherlands and the EU at that time what was happening, and we ask them to make sure that this does not happen again. It was an improper, unfortunate use of counterfeit legislation."
In the last more than one year, EU member-countries, especially the Netherlands, had seized or halted several shipments of Indian-made generic medicines bound for Latin America and Africa.
India, along with Brazil, protested against these seizures and made known to the EU its strong displeasure against the move through trade and diplomatic channels, terming it a violation of international rules. Although India has held several rounds of talks with EU representatives, nothing seems to have come of it despite repeated assurances that the wrong would be undone. Consequently, the two countries went to the WHO and filed formal separate complaints, claiming that developed countries were using the cover of a fight against counterfeit medicines to protect pharmaceutical giants and suppress legitimate generic drugs.
India and Brazil have asked the EU and the Netherlands to enter into dispute settlement consultations over the alleged violation of global rules.
The two countries raised the issue in 2008 also when Dutch customs authorities detained Indian generic drugs at the behest of leading Western pharmaceutical giants.
Under the WHO dispute settlement provisions, the EU will have to enter into consultations with India and Brazil as a first step and amicably resolve the issue within two months. If they fail to reach an agreement through Article 4 consultations, the two countries can call for the establishment of a dispute settlement panel to adjudicate the alleged violations of trade rules by Brussels.
According to Indian officials, Dutch customs seized at least 19 consignments of generic drugs in 2008 and 2009; of these 16 originated in the Netherlands.
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Rangers prospect named MVP of Futures Game
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Minneapolis, MN (Texas Rangers Media Release) — The Rangers entered the All-Star break riding an 8 game losing streak and the worst record in the majors.
The good news is they still have an impressive minor league system.
Frisco RoughRiders infielder Joey Gallo was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the 2014 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game on Sunday afternoon at Target Field.
Gallo connected for the game-winning two-run homer in the bottom of the sixth inning off Michael Feliz (Astros) to give the U.S. Team a 3-2 victory over the World Team. Overall, Gallo was 1-for-4 as the DH for the U.S. Team, which won for the fifth consecutive year and leads the all-time series, 10-6.
It marked the first time in the 16-year history of the All-Star Futures Game that a member of the Texas Rangers organization has been selected as the MVP.
Gallo has combined for a .307 (89-290) average with 31 homers, tied for the overall minor league lead, and 73 RBI in 85 games between High-A Myrtle Beach and Double-A Frisco in 2014.
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