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Audi has sold over half a million of its A1 hatchbacks since the model's launch in 2010, so when it came to updating the small hatch, the German manufacturer hasn't messed with its winning formula. The updated A1 and A1 Sportback take their predecessors' sharp styling and add a pair of new three-cylinder engines into the mix. Read More
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Toyota Racing has won the Six Hours of Bahrain, completing its fifth victory from seven races of the 2014 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) season and giving Anthony Davidson and Sébastien Buemi the WEC drivers' title with a race to spare. The weekend's result almost guarantees Toyota's TS040 Hybrid will also win the WEC manufacturers' World Championship, extending its lead over Audi to 40 points with only 44 points available in the final race at Sao Paulo on November 30. Read More
Audi has delivered on its promise to send a driverless Audi RS 7 around the Hockenheim Grand Prix track at racing speeds. Although those who tried to view the live stream yesterday were left wanting after the servers crashed, the RS 7 piloted driving concept completed a Hockenheimring lap in just over two minutes. Read More
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Here is a side by side picture of a .50 AE cartridge next to a .500 S&W 700 grain hard cast bullet.
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I just found them at ballisticsupply.com
Let me thank anyone who has posted a reply to this thread.
I've noticed that may of you follow the "I do it because I can" philosophy(Replies like "They're fun to shoot, if you like them then get them", "You don't need any particular reason to own a gun or another.You can own anything you want.". Call me closed-minded, but I still don't understand the point "I own it because I can"/ "I do it because I can".
In my modest opinion, you should always ask yourself why you're doing something, what are your aims and what will get from it.Especially if you're dealing with firearms.
A good reason to own a firearm is:
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-Training (You never know what may happen, you'd better be ready to any situation)
Owning a firearm just "because you can" it's not a good reason.A firearms it's a great responsibility, since it gives you the capability of choosing between life and death(In any sense). Doing things just because you can it's often not a good choice.You have to choose wisely.A DE .50AE is not the suitable to any of the situations(reasons to own a gun) listed above.
ok...so that means texasww will be able to make it this april? afterall, all work no play ww....you know the line. lol.
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Easter is here...a time for Easter eggs, hot cross buns and of course the Easter lunch. Hotels in the city have geared up for Easter with an elaborate spread.
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An interactive creative mocktail making session and egg-painting competition will be organised for children along with a few surprises. A live barbecue will be set up on the terrace of Lagoon Restaurant with unlimited mocktails for children and the chef's special Easter goodies. Lunch is from 12 noon to 4 p.m. For reservation, call 0484-2705777
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Can itchy skin be the only symptom of HIV?I suffer from itchy skin and I'm worried it might be a cancer. Going through your site/forum, I read this piece of information from you:"Itchiness is not an uncommon finding in lymphoma patients, and in AIDS patients in general."Does this means that...
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Disney cartoon hits 3 billion yen at box office
TOKYO — "Ratatouille" has hit 3 billion yen ($25.9 million) in Japan, according to distrib Walt Disney Japan, the first Hollywood toon released in summer to pass the mark since "The Lion King," which bowed in July 1994.The toon hit the mark on Aug. 23, its 27th day of release, the first time a Hollywood toon has reached this milestone since "The Incredibles" in 2005. Disney predicts that "Ratatouille" will surpass "Toy Story 2″ (final B.O.: $29.7 million) to finish fourth all-time among Pixar toons in the Japanese market, after "Finding Nemo" ($94.8 million) "Monsters, Inc." ($80.7 million) and "The Incredibles" ($45.3 million).
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Murray and Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine, 2-Volume Set, 6th Edition
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Ideal for fellows and practicing pulmonologists who need an authoritative, comprehensive reference on all aspects of pulmonary medicine, Murray and Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine offers the most definitive content on basic science, diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of the full spectrum of respiratory diseases.Table of Contents
New to This Edition
- More than 1,000 figures and over 200 videos and audio files.
- Key Points and Key Reading sections highlight the most useful references and resources for each chapter.
- An expanded sleep section now covers four chapters and includes control of breathing, consequences of sleep disruption, as well as obstructive and central apnea.
- New chapters in the Critical Care section cover Noninvasive Ventilation (NIV) and Extracorporeal Support of Gas Exchange (ECMO). New chapters focusing on diagnostic techniques now include Invasive Diagnostic Imaging and Image-Guided Interventions and Positron Emission Tomography, and a new chapter on Therapeutic Bronchoscopy highlights the interventional role of pulmonologists.
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'it goes without saying that this is a thorough, in depth review of chest medicinr and as far as I could see, leaves nothing out. I was pleased to see this is a book for active physicians rather than researchers or scientists. It is aimed saqurely at the specialists but generalists such as GPs or specialists in other but related disciplines would also find this book a good reference source. I also liked the principal that associated non repiratory problems are covered in detail. Take for example, Sarcoidosis which has always been classified as a chest deisease but is also a multi system disease. Teh chapter on sarcoidosis is an excellent review of the whole topic and not just the pulmonary aspects. In addition there are excellent chapters on issues that you don't always findsuch as air pollutionm high altitude and diving medicine.
Importantly the book is readable, and releveant to physicians and adopts a well rounded approach to informing the doctor what he or she needs to know. The depth of detail acheived is just right and this book has an encylopedic feel to it. There are plenty of illusitrations in the book but in the main, this is primarily a text based reference source.'-- June 2006 Dr Harry Brown www.univadis.com
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; Joel D Ernst, MD, Jeffrey Bergstein Professor of Medicine, Professor of Pathology and Microbiology, New York University School of Medicine; Acting Director, Division of Infectious, Diseases & Immunology, NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, New York, USA
; John F. Murray, MD, DSc(Hon), FRCP, Professor Emeritus of Medicine, University of California; Former Chief, Chest Service, San Francisco General Hospital; Cardiovascular Research Institute Investigator, San Francisco, CA and Jay A. Nadel, MD, DSc(HON), Professor of Medicine and Physiology, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Cardiovascular Research Institute, University of California, San Francisco, California
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|Aug 18, 2006, 01:59 PM
The Rufus B II--sternwheeler!!!
This is the first scratch model I have ever done so I'm learning a boat-load of stuff here. But, my dad is a good friend of the guy who currently owns this little piece of history and it is docked right down the street from me. This is good because I can go down and take measurements and pics whenever I want.
Here is a pic of the boat as it now is:
It has gone through many changes since its construction in 1929 and here is a link to a pretty good blurb about the boat:
In any case, I came up with the idea of doing a working scale model of the boat a couple years back and I finally decided to pull the trigger. Here are some shots of the model along the way:
I still have a long way to go but I'm enjoying every minute of it!
|Aug 18, 2006, 02:13 PM
Wow, great detailing. I've thought about going a paddlewheel ship, mostly bacause I dont have any propellors/shafts right now! Those are fun to ride.
|Aug 18, 2006, 02:45 PM
I take it you must live in St. Albans. I've seen Rufus B II many times. Here's another shot i got of her from the other side.
I used to ride the Lady Lois years ago when Boggs owned her. Every now and then I'll run down to Charleston and visit with Nelson Jones at Madison Coal and Supply. They have three sternwheelers that I know of that still work pushing crane flats.
|Aug 18, 2006, 06:30 PM
beautiful boat your building,nice to see more paddlers out there.we got ta stick together!
I dont know if you have seen this site but I learned alot from it
|Aug 19, 2006, 07:02 AM
could you make the pictures a bit bigger, they are hard to see.
|Aug 19, 2006, 07:57 AM
Nice! I come from New Martinsville myself, graduated Magnolia High in '78 & have family in Charleston so it was nice seeing another West Virginian on the forum.
Having grown up a river rat on the Ohio, I have always loved seeing the Delta Queen & later, American Queen, come up the river from Cinncinatti, as well as the sternwheelers on the Kanawha while in the area visiting family.
Once you get this project completed, I want to see you start on the Delta Queen, but first you have to promise to include a working calliope!
|Aug 24, 2006, 12:04 PM
I always love seeing the Delta Queen when she comes up the Kanawha going to Regatta. I can hear her coming from my house because I live just about 200 yards from the river. When my little girl was about two I picked her up and ran up to the S.A./Nitro bridge to see the boat as it went under the bridge. She asked where that music was coming from. I told her it was a calliope. For a long time after that she would ask when that boat with the "lie-pee" would be back.
I did not know that there were any paddlers out there still in service. I'll bet it's cool to watch though.
Thanks for the link to the paddle ducks. That will be helpful.
|Aug 24, 2006, 07:00 PM
|Aug 25, 2006, 02:12 AM
That's NEW Martinsville
It all started 16 years ago when I first visited China while working for a large plumbing/HVAC distributor that got me involved in offshore procurement. I now have my own business & have been living here since 2003.
It's been quite a fascinating ride on this modern day dragon as China continues to change in ways that were quite unimmaginable when I first ventured off the plane.
|Sep 03, 2006, 12:41 AM
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hello , how are you. i'm very much pleased to see someone is doing this, that is to the Rufus B, I wanted to do the same since I frist saw the boat. But like everything else just not enough time. This boat holds alot of memories for me. When you finish I would love to see it. Good luck with this project. The next time you see Lou tell him larry still trying to make it back.
|Sep 30, 2006, 05:44 AM
Rufus, how's your progress coming long?
I've got the bug now to build a sternwheeler after seeing Saito's Delta Queen kit but will be saving up some coins before I place an order for her.
|Oct 01, 2006, 10:50 PM
Sorry I've been gone for a while. The guy who was going to machine the paddlewheel for me had some family troubles and so he's out of the game and I decided to go ahead and make it myself out of polystyrene stock from the hobby shop. I don't mind admitting I'm darned proud of my work on this. I carved all this out by hand with an xacto knife. Obviously I have some painting and detail work to do but, as my Aikido instructor says "slow is smooth...smooth is fast".
I've also built some more of the superstructure and I aquired a digital-proportional Hummer from Radio Shack for about $60, which I have cannibalized for the motor, servos, and radio. I have yet to hook them up, I'm not ready for that yet. But when I am I'll need some pulleys and belts and so forth and I have yet to work out exactly how I'm going to do all the drivetrain and steering stuff, but the hardware fits inside the superstructure rather neatly so it shouldn't be too tough.
|Oct 02, 2006, 02:08 AM
Nice Work!
Good to see you back, Rufus. That paddlewheel is a work of art!!!
|Oct 04, 2006, 01:26 PM
Another shot of my superstructure progress with the painted wheel "in place"-- mock-up style.
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I think it's more to do with the original exploit code being ported to something which the psp can understand - which isn't something as simple as a "google translate linux to lua"!
The original exploit (AFAIK) was designed for linux environments, and i believe that the psp uses lua/c. So the code would have to be ported from whatever it's native language is to lua or c to work on a psp.
However, i say this without having seen the exploit code and without having coded for the psp, so please correct if wrong!
i suppose this registry can be written via linux-jailbreak or with a nand flasher (like infectus) but sony can't fix this?
The nand is encrypted, so it would not be possible to just write one file using an infectus. And quite frankly, the infectus probably can't write to the nand on most ps3's because they updated the chip to a newer type and the infectus can only write data in one type of way. Chances are it wont happen, at least not with an infectus.
The original code is in C, written for AVR specifically. The problem with the PSP is that the mechanisms one need to overflow the descriptors is not in place, if I understand it correctly.
Also, this is not weird at all, because there is no "normal", sensible uses for overflowing USB-descriptors.
The guy who is writing a PSP port said he was going to write an emulator of the Teensy which seems to be a massively over complex way of executing some basically simple code (which is very timing dependant more than anything)..
A dedicated usb dongle seems a far more practical method.
This is awesome news. No chance of even bricking the thing--wow. The slight "inconvenience" of having to power cycle it every time is way more convenient than dropping $300 on a new ps3.
This scene is about to explode in the coming weeks... I'm pins and needles
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Love me some Bareburger; however last night we ordered and it was a BIG MISTAKE. Delivery took over an hour and the food showed up COLD and the ORDER was INCOMPLETE. If you try phoning back Bareburger the phone is so busy that we could not get through. 1 burger, 1 sandwich, 1 mixed fries/onion rings with 3 onion rings in the whole order a TOTAL RIPOFF! Creamy VEGAN SLAW was in a little PLASTIC CUP and it was $3.75! The KICKER was they CHARGE $3 for a DELIVERY FEE. Sad because I want to support local ORGANIC/NATURAL BUSINESSES but with POOR SERVICE LIKE THIS They should INVEST in MORE DELIVERY PEOPLE or NOT BE in the DELIVERY BUSINESS I wont order again
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Best burgers in Astoria by far. Never disappointed!
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As a payday treat and bolstered by our neighbors barbeque smells wafting up we opted for a bit of a saturday night meat fest. We ordered a burger each, fries and a drink and forked out nearly fifty bucks. Boy did they see us coming.... First off who charges a buck and a half for a slice of cheese on a burger? Or for Mustard? And for burgers quite frankly that - well I have paid a third of the price and had better by a mile. Mine was greasy, my partners dry and probably the worst tasting burger we've had in a long time - to the point it went in the bin. I have no problem with paying prices for gourmet burgers but these far short and to charge delivery and a tip at these high prices is taking the mickey. In fact we worked out that Bareburger is actually an abbreviation of 'Bare faced cheek burger' on what they are sending out for the money. Very very poor.
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"Bareburger' is delicious. Definitely one of the best burgers you can get around (probably anywhere) but a $15 minimum PLUS a $3 fee? No thanks. I'll stick to ordering from "Burger Club" (also delicious) a few nights a weeks, and the rare occasion I pass "Bareburger" on the street and am also hungry, I'll eat there. It's too bad too because they are, again, delicious.
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I have to say that I've been pleasantly surprised with the delivery from Bareburger. I've never had a bad experience at the restaurant, but things can get lost in translation when good gets lugged around for 15 minutes, but even the fried food shows up crispy for the most part. Great burgers and sandwiches, you just can't go wrong.
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pretty disappointed in this order. food arrived cold bun was soggy. the burger is supposed to have onion on it, but all it had was one thin string of onion. really? for this price, you can't afford to be more generous with basic ingredients? that being said, after popping the bun, fries and burger in the toaster oven for a few minutes, everything crisped back up. to bareburger's credit, the burger was cooked perfectly, exactly medium rare, as i asked, and tasted delicious. but given the long delivery wait (over an hour) and that the burger had to be reheated, i don't think it's worth the money. would recommend eating bareburger only if you can eat it at the restaurant. otherwise, no point paying restaurant prices for such shabby (and soggy) delivery. go with petey's instead.
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I love Bareburger and regularly order from them. I didn't realize they were on seamless until recently; I usually order from their site. Just a note: They don't charge the $1.75 fee if you order from them.
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I love Bareburger. I really do. But it took over an hour for the food to be delivered, and everything's gone cold and soggy. Eating this burger is legitimately upsetting. Will not be ordering again.
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Shame on you Bareburger! Bareburger used to be one of my favorite restaurants. The food was delicious and made with care. They started expanding all over the country and now the world, which I thought was awesome. It seems that the quality of food and service at the original location continues to suffer. I ordered last night, and did not notice before completing my order that they now have a DELIVERY CHARGE! So in addition to a $15 minimum and a tip, I was sneakily charged $1.75. Bareburger is getting very greedy. As with the last 4 times I ordered, they did not deliver what was promised. There were no sauces with my sweet potato fries. Last time they brought me the wrong dessert and the time before they didn't include dips I paid extra for. I did not call to tell them, because at that point I did not want to wait for them to come back. This is completely outrageous. I think I'm going to have to take Bareburger off of my favorites list.
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Michael ordered from here over a year ago
Every time I've ordered from here delivery has been much quicker than estimated (usually ~20 minutes) and the food is consistently delicious. It's a little pricey compared to other burger places in Astoria, but in my opinion it's worth the cost. I like how modular the burgers are, and how you can substitute different proteins or toppings in any combination. I knocked off a star because recently they've started charging a delivery fee, which makes them a little overpriced.
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As soon as I saw bareburger on seamless I was so happy! I immediately ordered, but now after three orders, of merely satisfactory food, I think I'm gonna go back to burgerclub. Fries are better, and burgers are better seasoned... True they don't have the variety of specialty meats like bareburger, but still very tasty. For the price, and wait, bareburger os just not my place...
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The food consumed at Bareburger is five star! However, once it arrives via delivery it is subpar for the inflated price. We can no longer justify delivery for the cold, soggy food received from Bareburger.
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I go to Bareburger and I've never had a bad experience. I ordered bc I was cramming for a final and hadn't had time to eat all day and wanted to give myself a treat .. I was sooooo dissapointed ... I hope it was an "off" day for them bc I really love bareburger!!
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Bareburger! How naughty of you to bring me a microwaved black bean patty, with microwaved bread that turned hard while eating it. Worst part is I'm not even sure this patty is cooked...but it took so long to get here that I ingested this abomination so I could have something in my stomach before I leave for work- to get there on time. Work ethic, quality control, and respect for the food are key. You can bet my editors would have my head if I worked as carelessly as you have today on my burger. Organic microwaved food...now that's a great new oxymoron. Well done. One star for being edible, and having fresh avocado. One star for being the worst Bareburger meal ever. Shape up guys!
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I adore Bareburger and was psyched to finally see them on seamless, but a $20 minimum is pretty harsh. I'll happily edit my review to a full five stars for taste if they make the smart choice to lower it to $15.
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April 17, 2013
Missouri's Voluntary CWD Program Receives National Approval
The Missouri Department of Agriculture's efforts to minimize the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease were recently recognized and approved by the USDA. Missouri's voluntary program has been designated an Approved State Chronic Wasting Disease Herd Certification Program by the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.
"The Missouri Department of Agriculture takes its role in protecting the health of Missouri's livestock very seriously and continues to work to prevent, identify and, as necessary, eradicate disease throughout the state," said Director of Agriculture Dr. Jon Hagler.
More than 180 Missouri farms currently participate in the voluntary program, which includes inspections, testing and detailed recordkeeping. Through their participation in the voluntary program, Missouri producers shipping cervids, including deer and elk, interstate have the opportunity to certify their herds as being low risk for the neurological disease.
Missouri's herd certification program was developed in 2002 to protect and manage captive cervids. The Department applied for approval through the USDA-APHIS Approved State CWD Herd Certification Program in 2012, shortly after the federal program became available. Missouri's program approval is good for five years and may be renewed.
CWD is a fatal neurological disease found in deer, elk and moose. There is no evidence CWD can be transmitted to humans or non-cervid animals, such as livestock and household pets. The first known case of CWD in the U.S. was identified in South Dakota in 1997. It has since been found in a dozen states.
For more information on CWD and other animal health programs, visit the Department online at mda.mo.gov.
Missouri's Voluntary CWD Program Receives National Approval and will be a failure from the start.
key word here 'voluntary'.
this program is a failure before it ever gets started.
any voluntary measure will not work with the TSE prion disease, in my opinion. ...tss
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There are 294 cervid farms in Missouri. (LF 250, 313).
The study identified four general purposes for cervid farms: "breeding stock operations, trophy hunting preserves, commercial venison producers, and commercial scent collection." (LF 250, 313).
Products from a deer breeding operation like Appellant's include antler racks after they are shed, semen "straws" from super bucks, fawns that carry the super genetics other breeders are looking for, and adult bucks and does that have proven their productivity. (LF 250). There is a national market for these products. A straw of semen can go for $1,500 to $30,000 per straw depending on the productivity of the buck. Antler racks sell for $1,000 to $20,000 or more, depending on the size and quality. (Id.) Weaned buck and doe fawns with the desired genetics sell for $7,000 to hundreds of thousands of dollars. (Id.) A mature buck that has shown the ability to grow extraordinary antlers can sell for over a half-million dollars. (Id.) Super does with proven genetics can sell for $40,000 to over $200,000. (Id.)
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3. Effective January 1 of each year, one hundred percent (100%) of all elk, elk-hybrids, mule deer, and white-tailed deer over twelve (12) months of age that die of any cause within a big game hunting preserve operation, shall be tested for chronic wasting disease at a federally approved laboratory, up to an annual total of ten (10) animals in the aggregate; except that one hundred percent (100%) of all elk, elk-hybrids, mule deer and white-tailed deer that are imported into Missouri that die of any cause within a big game hunting preserve shall be tested for chronic wasting disease at a federally approved laboratory.
4. All permits issued by the state veterinarian's office allowing cervids to enter Missouri and all chronic wasting disease test results must be kept by the permittee and are subject to inspection by an agent of the department at any reasonable time. All test results documenting a positive case of chronic wasting disease shall be reported immediately to an agent of the department.
5. The permittee may exercise privileges provided in 3 CSR 10-9.353 only for species held within breeding enclosure(s) contained within or directly adjacent to the big game hunting preserve. Any such breeding enclosure(s) shall meet standards specified in 3 CSR 10-9.220. Breeding enclosures may be separated from the hunting preserve by a public road, but must be directly adjacent. Other breeding enclosures not contained within or directly adjacent to the hunting preserve are not covered under the privileges of this rule.
Captive Deer & Elk (Cervids) in Missouri Captive Cervids: Elk, elk-hybrids, red deer, roe deer, sika deer, white-tailed deer, mule deer, moose, and related species in the Cervidae family, raised under confinement or agricultural conditions for the production of meat or other agricultural products or for sport or exhibition, and free-ranging cervidae when they are captured for any purpose.
The majority of farm-raised cervidae in Missouri are either Rocky Mountain elk, considered livestock which fall under the regulations of the Missouri Department of Agriculture, or White-tailed deer, wildlife, which fall under the regulations of the Missouri Department of Conservation.
For information concerning health requirements governing the admission of CWD status herds of Elk, elk-hybrids, red deer, roe deer, sika deer, white-tailed deer, mule deer, and moose sold, traded, exchanged, leased, donated, relinquished or otherwise involved in a change of ownership contact the Division of Animal Health at (573) 751-2267, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com .
Missouri provides more evidence against deer farming
Posted February 11, 2012 at 7:16 p.m
Tennessee politicians are reacting to the news that Chronic Wasting Disease has been found in captive and wild white-tailed deer in Missouri by trying to make it legal to have captive whitetails in Tennessee.
And that's not even the bad news.
While Rep. Frank Niceley is leading the charge to make it legal to farm deer in Tennessee, the information coming from the Show Me State should be a wake-up call in the state legislature.
But there's a reason politicians as a whole have approval ratings on about the same level as foot fungus.
Missouri's story is this: In 2010, the Missouri Department of Conservation found two cases of CWD in captive white-tailed deer at two private facilities. Both were pay-to-hunt preserves, one in Linn County and the other in Macon County.
Based on those two cases, the MDC decided to test deer killed by hunters during the 2011 season and took samples from 1,077 deer. Macon County just happens to be the most productive in Missouri for deer hunters.
Of the nearly 1,100 samples — roughly a fifth of all the deer killed in Macon County — two bucks were found to be infected with CWD. And as an oh-by-the-way, the two deer that had CWD were bagged not too far from where the disease was found in the captive deer.
According to MDOC, the two bucks were killed less than a mile apart and within two miles of the Heartland Wildlife Ranch, one of the facilities where CWD was found the year before. Since CWD is transmitted via feces, urine, saliva, nose-to-nose contact or other direct and indirect contact, all the bucks had to do was rub noses with an infected deer on the other side of the Heartland Wildlife Ranch fence.
Some biologists will say there's no link between captive deer and CWD. Most of those biologists are being paid by people who are desperate not to find a link between captive deer and CWD. But the vast majority of states where CWD has been found allow deer farming of one kind or another, and the vast majority of biologists believe the two go hand-in-hand.
Missouri will now implement a plan the Department of Conservation put in place in 2002 which includes more testing and a herd management strategy for the area where the disease has been found. In other states with a CWD problem, herd management has meant herd reduction, often by big numbers.
That's not any concern of Rep. Nicely or Sen. Becky Duncan Massey from Knoxville, who is sponsoring the bill on the Senate side. Niceley's deer farming bill was beaten back in the legislature last year — and was strongly opposed by deer hunters — and that has led to a feud between a handful of legislators and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission, the agency, backers of the agency, etc.
This year's deer-farming bill is much more wide open and less restrictive than the one that couldn't even get out of the Conservation or Agriculture subcommittees last year. The bill that goes before the full House Agriculture Committee on Tuesday, skipping subcommittees altogether, leaves it up to the Department of Agriculture to set the rules and regulations for deer farmers/breeders. If Ag doesn't want any rules or regs, there won't be any.
Since Niceley is the chairman of the Agriculture Committee, its chances of getting to the House floor are pretty good.
But he and other supporters of deer farming in Tennessee say this is a jobs bill. They're right about that.
In Missouri, where the economic impact of deer farming has been negligible, according to recent media reports, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is in talks with deer farmers/hunting preserve owners to buy them out and close the operations because of CWD.
Who says there's no money to be made from deer farming?
Commission Meeting: The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission approved the 2012 special elk hunting season and the addition of a permit for one state resident youth to participate in the elk hunt.
TWRC met Thursday and Friday and decided to add one youth elk tag to the state's limited but popular elk season.
The youth hunt will be Oct. 20-21 following the five-day elk hunt Oct. 15-19. Again this year, four participants will be randomly drawn for the regular hunt and one elk tag will be auctioned off by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation. The drawing for the youth tag will take place after the general drawing.
The application process for the 2012 elk hunt will be held April 1-May 31.
Bob Hodge is a freelance contributor.
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Tennessee Launches CWD Herd Certification Program in the wake of legislation for game farms
Monday, April 15, 2013
Deer farmers in the state of Louisiana are under a quarantine due to Chronic Wasting Disease CWD
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Cervid Industry Unites To Set Direction for CWD Reform and seem to ignore their ignorance and denial in their role in spreading Chronic Wasting Disease
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Politicians ignore alarming CWD spike in Wyoming valley Wisconsin
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
*** A Growing Threat How deer breeding could put public trust wildlife at risk
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
CWD Missouri remains confined to Linn-Macon-County Core Area with four new cases
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Missouri sixth case CWD documented northwest Macon County
Friday, October 21, 2011 Chronic Wasting Disease Found in Captive Deer Missouri October 20, 2011
Chronic Wasting Disease Found in Captive Deer
The Missouri departments of Agriculture, Conservation and Health and Senior Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that a captive white-tailed deer in Macon County, Missouri has tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). CWD is a neurological disease found in deer, elk and moose.
The animal that tested positive for CWD was a captive white-tailed deer inspected as part of the State's CWD surveillance and testing program. Preliminary tests were conducted by the USDA National Veterinary Services Laboratory in Ames, Iowa.
In February 2010 a case of CWD was confirmed in Linn County on a captive hunting preserve operated by the same entity, Heartland Wildlife Ranches, LLC. The Linn County facility was depopulated and no further infection was identified at that facility. The current case was identified through increased surveillance required by the management plan implemented from the previous CWD incident.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Chronic Wasting Disease Found in Captive Deer Missouri
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
CWD found in two free-ranging deer from Macon County Missouri
Friday, February 26, 2010
Chronic wasting disease found in Missouri deer
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Three more cases of CWD found in free-ranging deer in Macon County
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Missouri MDC staff will provide information on five recently found cases of CWD in free-ranging deer in northwest Macon County June 2, 2012
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
Missouri MDC seeks hunters' help when processing harvested deer and preventing CWD
Thursday, December 20, 2012
MISSOURI Initial CWD sampling test results available online from MDC so far one adult buck has tested positive for the disease
Friday, October 12, 2012
Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) is Now Accepting Comments on Rule Proposals for "Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD)"
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I believe that any voluntary program for CWD free herd certification from game farms will be futile, as was the partial and voluntary mad cow feed ban of August 4, 1997. That failed terribly, with some 10,000,000 of banned blood laced MBM being fed out in 2007, a decade post August 4, 1997 partial and voluntary ban.
Game farms are a petri dish for CWD TSE Prion disease, with Wisconsin having documented 9 CWD infected game farms, with one having the highest CWD infection rate in the world, 80% CWD infection rate.
I believe that all game farms should be SHUT DOWN PERMANENTLY.
CWD TSE prion disease survives ashing to 600 degrees celsius, that's around 1112 degrees farenheit.
you cannot cook the CWD TSE prion disease out of meat.
you can take the ash and mix it with saline and inject that ash into a mouse, and the mouse will go down with TSE.
Prion Infected Meat-and-Bone Meal Is Still Infectious after Biodiesel Production as well.
the TSE prion agent also survives Simulated Wastewater Treatment Processes.
IN fact, you should also know that the CWD TSE Prion agent will survive in the environment for years, if not decades.
you can bury it and it will not go away.
CWD TSE agent is capable of infected your water table i.e. Detection of protease-resistant cervid prion protein in water from a CWD-endemic area.
it's not your ordinary pathogen you can just cook it out and be done with.
that's what's so worrisome about Iatrogenic mode of transmission, a simple autoclave will not kill this TSE prion agent.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE CWD WISCONSIN Almond Deer (Buckhorn Flats) Farm Update DECEMBER 2011
Monday, January 16, 2012
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Chronic Wasting Disease CWD cervids interspecies transmission
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Environmental Sources of Scrapie Prions
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Saturday, June 09, 2012
USDA Establishes a Herd Certification Program for Chronic Wasting Disease in the United States
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Hockey may be a violent game, but that doesn't mean there's no heart.
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I am new to brewing, I just got done bottling my first batch about a week ago (fingers crossed).
Anyway I was exploring some of the local homebrew stores in my area and was able to find some used corny kegs for $20.
This seems like a pretty good deal for used kegs, but after you factor in regulators, plumbing, and a tank (not to mention new o-rings etc potentially) would I be better off buying a kit off some website that was garanteed to work?
Assuming I got a couple of these used kegs, could anyone recommend some places that sells CO2 tanks, regulators etc for reasonable prices?
The kegs that come in those kits are the exact same thing as what you are looking at in your LHBS, and I highly reccomend replacing all o-rings no matter if they leak or not. If you don't, you'll regret it when your tank is empty and your beer is flat. $20 is a good price, so snag up a couple, maybe four. The rest of the equipment can be found on ebay, northern brewer, Austin Homebrew, etc. all for about the same prices. Do some thinking about how many kegs you want hooked up at one time, and consider whether or not you want two different CO2 pressures in the system before you buy anything. Design the system first, then start buying. That way you don't waste any moolah.
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$20 is a good price. I've seen them 10 years ago for as low as $5 each, but more than likely, those were probably well used and o-rings and gaskets should have been replaced. I bought 5 for $50 10 years ago and those were in very good shape. Still using the same o-rings and gaskets.
Yes, you got a good deal. It's hard to find them for less than $30 each when buying individual kegs.


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Obama's premature economic celebration
New York Times economics columnist David Leonhardt has been a dependable communicator of the White House take on domestic policy. And by those standards, today'Äôs column was worth noting.¬Ý In his own gentle way, Leonhardt takes the Obama administration to task for a bit of premature economic celebration:
On the evening of Dec. 3 last year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics sent an advance copy of the next morning'Äôs jobs report to the White House. 'Ķ It showed that job losses had all but stopped in November, after nearly two years of big declines. White House aides exulted. Christina Romer, a top economist, brought a copy of the numbers to the Oval Office, and President Obama embraced her. ¬Ý'Ķ Today, that brief period of optimism looks like one of the worst things that could have happened to the White House, other Democrats and, above all, the economy. The nascent recovery removed the urgency that the Obama administration and Democratic senators felt in early 2009. They still favored more action, like aid to states and tax cuts, but it was no longer their top priority. They assumed a recovery was under way.
Even through the spring, Team Obama¬Ý was upbeat, never buying the whole 'ÄúNew Normal'Äù interpretation of the aftermath of the Great Recession.¬Ý This is a point Leonhardt fails to recognize.
But I keep coming back to the fact that this administration is full of people who knew that financial crises tended to produce weak recoveries — and that the typical policy mistake was being too timid. "We're just not going to make that mistake," Timothy Geithner, the incoming Treasury secretary, told me, as Mr. Obama was preparing to take office. "We're not going to do that. We'll keep at it until it's done, whatever it takes."
What? I don'Äôt know what Leonhardt is talking about. I have found the WH to be dismissive of talk about 'Äúlost decades'Äù and the long-term economic impact of financial crises.¬Ý And they are still skeptical of the work of Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhardt that shows high-debt countries suffer slower economic growth, at least at anything close to current U.S debt levels. Bottom line: Team Obama thought the economy would be doing a lot better by now, which would help ensure continued Democratic control of Congress. As I wrote in The Weekly Standard in August:
Declaring a "Recovery Summer" victory tour at the start of June must have looked like a pretty safe wager for the Obama administration. The economy seemed to have shifted firmly into gear during the spring. Lawrence Summers, director of the National Economic Council, told the Financial Times in early April that the economy was "moving toward escape velocity. You hear a lot less talk of 'W'-shaped recoveries and double-dips than you did six months ago."
A big reason for White House optimism was a stronger job market. The economy added an average of 320,000 net new jobs a month during March, April, and May, about half of them in the private sector. Granted, the unemployment rate still hovered close to 10 percent. But if the economy kept growing at a 3 percent annual clip or greater—creating lots and lots of new jobs in the process—unemployment would eventually fall, perhaps dramatically. As one White House insider remarked upon reviewing all the macro-indicators and then evaluating the economic team's performance, "It looks like we got things just about right."
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