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What part of a cell stores food water and waste materials for the cell?
For plant cells it is the central vacuole, but for animal cells its just called a vacuole.
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What organelle stores material within the cell?
the organelle that stores material within the cell is the vacuole. the vacuole stores things such as food, waste, etc. it is also known as the 'storage area'.
What organelle stores water food and wastes and provides support for the plant cell when full?
The central vacuole, an organelle that a plant cell has that an animal cell doesn't have, stores food, water, and wastes. The central vacuole also supports the plant cell's st…ructure when full. The vacuole (in both plants and animals) has the same function but isn't big enough to support the cell's structure. In other words, a plant cell has 2 types of organelles for this function, while an animal cell has only 1 type. (MORE)
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Did you know American families throw out approximately 25% of the food and beverages they buy? If you're tired of wasting food, check out these tips!Instead of tucking perisha…ble fruits and vegetables in the vegetable crispers where you'll never see them, try putting them at eye level. Put things that won't spoil, like condiments, in your crisper. It'll be a lot easier to remember that you have a head of lettuce to use up when you see it every time you open the fridge.Leave some flexibility in your meal plan and fill in any gaps with pantry staples. That way if things come up - say, if you work late or don't feel like whatever it is you planned - you won't be scrambling to cook any leftover food. You could also do a meal plan for only 2 or 3 days instead of a whole week - that way if you miss a night due to an impromptu dinner out with friends, you don't have to worry about everything going bad.Make sure your fridge and freezer are at the correct temperature (below 40 degrees Fahrenheit for the fridge and below 0 degrees Fahrenheit for the freezer). Certain fruits and vegetables should not be stored in the fridge for maximum flavor and lifespan. This includes peaches, tomatoes, bananas, avocados, and more. Some fruits and vegetables should not be stored near each other, because they can cause quicker spoilage. For example, apples, apricots, canteloupes, figs, and honeydew melon should be stored separately from things like broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, and lettuce or leafy greens.Don't let those leftovers go to waste! Use leftover vegetables in scrambled eggs, soups, or pot pies. Leftover meat can be thinly sliced and made into sandwiches. Or you can add leftover meat to soup or casseroles. Leftover pasta becomes a baked ziti. You can experiment with pizza toppings by adding leftover vegetables or meat. Keep track of what you have to use by putting a "eat this soon" list on your fridge. This will help with meal planning and packing lunches. There are tons of websites where you can enter what food you have in your kitchen and it will pull up recipes using those foods - this is a great way to use up food before it goes badIf you're worried about something going bad or not getting used before it spoils, freeze it! You can buy things in bulk or on sale and save portions of it for later use. Or if you're worried about meat going bad before you have chance to use it, freeze it. You can also freeze things like leftovers, fresh produce, herbs, and more. If you're overwhelmed by your garden, freeze anything you can't eat fresh and you'll be able to enjoy summer-fresh home grown produce in December!Freeze vegetable scraps in a large bag and use them to flavor broth or soup later. Any parts of the vegetable that you'd normally throw away while chopping - any knobs or peelings, mushroom stalks, herb stems, whatever - can go in the bag. You can also add the wing tips of chicken wings to make chicken broth. When the bag is full, add the ingredients to water and simmer, adding whatever additional flavorings it needs.Some foods can be re-grown from scraps. Leeks, scallions, celery, ginger, potatoes, and more can all be re-grown from scraps. So instead of tossing the white part of your scallions, stick them in a glass of water and in a couple days you'll have more! (MORE)
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7 Things You Never Thought to Do With Food Waste
You may know that you can use food waste as fertilizer, but probably didn't know that doing it yourself is easy. You can add food waste such as vegetable and fruit peelings, e…ggshells, and used teabags into a compost pile that can be used as fertilizer for your garden after several months.Reading up even a little about composting, you'll realize how easy it is and how it can help your household leave a smaller carbon footprint. Apart from garden waste, you can also include food waste in your compost pile. Keep in mind that you should not include cooked meats, as it will turn the compost pile into a smelly, toxic mush.The Environmental Protection Agency recommends using food scraps to feed animals as it reduces greenhouse gases that emanate from landfills. Hog farmers in the U.S. have been relying on food scraps to feed their animals. While regulations may vary from state to state, you can get in touch with local officials to inquire about food scrap programs that are in place in your area.Food waste is actually a rich source of beauty and skin treatment agents. You can use leftover oatmeal as a mild facial wash or as a salve for skin irritation. You can use banana peels for shinier teeth, used teabags as skin toner, avocado seed as face and body scrub and squeezed out lemon halves as nail brighteners.You can also grow more food from what you may have thought as food waste, particularly vegetable scraps. Doing so can help you save some of the grocery money that you spend on produce. Some of the items that you can grow from vegetable scraps include lettuce, potatoes, ginger, celery, bean sprouts, and leeks.Food waste can also be used as an alternative energy source either through the production of biofuels or by collecting the bio-gas produced through anaerobic digestion of the food waste by of bacteria. You can contact local government offices to inquire of any existing alternative energy programs using food waste.Some food scraps are better eaten than thrown in the garbage. Apple skin, carrot greens, fennel leaves, potato peels, and chard stems are just some of the stuff folks usually throw out. These parts that are often discarded are actually rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and other substances that are beneficial for your health. (MORE)
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Organelles of Eukaryotic Cells
Eukaryotic cells contain many compartments called organelles that are specialized for certain functions. This organized list of organelles and their functions is a useful tool… for people who are studying eukaryotic cells. (MORE)
10 Kitchen Hacks to Cut Down on Your Food Waste
Prevent the dreaded mayo-covered knuckles caused by trying to scrape out the dregs from the bottom of the jar! Add oil, vinegar, herbs, and spices to your mayonnaise jar and s…hake. You'll have instant salad dressing and a clean jar to recycle when you're done.If your refrigerator is a little bare, place containers of water in the empty spaces. A full fridge leaves less space for extra air to circulate and allow bacteria to grow. The water also helps keep the temperature consistent whenever you open and shut the refrigerator or when you're staring into the abyss hoping different foods will magically appear.Prevent mold and remove pesticide residue by washing your berries in vinegar water. Use apple cider or white vinegar in 10 parts water to one part vinegar. You won't taste the vinegar, and your berries will last up to a week or more longer. If you don't have any vinegar, hot water will do the trick too. Just soak in 125 degree F. water for 30 seconds.Wrap celery, broccoli, and lettuce in aluminum foil before storing them in the refrigerator. Your vegetables will last up to four weeks while wrapped.The aluminum foil will keep them crispy and fresh. You can also take the aluminum foil and place them in the oven to re-heat them!Before you rip the plastic from a block of cheese, stop and take a second to cut the portion of cheese you want through the plastic wrapper.Remove the cheese and use the leftover piece of empty plastic to cover the remaining portion of cheese. This will keep the end of your cheese from drying out and becoming inedible.A brown avocado is an unappetizing, and usually uneaten, avocado. Prevent the browning process when storing cut avocados by keeping in the seed and storing with a cut onion. The brown will stay away for a few days until you're ready to make more guacamole.Keep the solid mass of impenetrable nut butter from the bottom layer of the jar by storing it upside down. When you open it, you'll be able to stir the entire jar to incorporate the oils from the butter. Less waste and more peanut butter is never a bad idea.Revive stale chips and crackers by popping them into the microwave for a few seconds or in the oven for a few minutes. Don't let them stay in the microwave for too long, or the chips will scorch and burn. The smell will be even more unappetizing than the taste if that happens.It might surprise you to know that you can grow new food from the scraps and stumps of some vegetables. Create less waste and save on your groceries at the same time.You can regrow celery, onions, potatoes, garlic, carrots, and cabbage from their own stumps. Some you must plant in soil, and others you can simply place in water.Wrap the crown of your bananas in plastic wrap to keep them nice and yellow for an extra three to five days.Instead of the insta-browning that seems to occur between the grocery checkout and the moment you set them down on the counter, you can enjoy your bananas for longer than usual. (MORE)
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A number of health problems can be traced to issues in your digestive system. Even conditions such as arthritis, allergies, acne, and depression that would appear to have no c…onnection to it at all are connected to the workings of your digestive system. Your digestive system is the control center for all the other systems of your body, supplying energy from your diet to the cells in your body. In order to heal the chronic health problems you may have, you need your digestive tract to operate at optimum efficiency. Following these steps will improve your food digestion and increase your level of energy. Healing problems with your digestive system reduces your risk for inflammation, allergies, acne, rashes, mood disorders, and even life-threatening diseases like cancer or diabetes. In order to facilitate optimal operation of your digestive system, know how it works. Here is a brief outline of what happens during digestion, based on information from the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse (NDDIC): * a) The process begins when food is in your mouth and you chew. Chewing releases enzymes, which are substances that speed up chemical reactions like the breakdown of food during digestion. * b) Swallowing sends the food into the esophagus and it begins to move toward the stomach, propelled by muscle contractions that continue throughout a series of organs. The stomach acts as a storage unit where food is mixed with more digestive fluids. * c) The stomach contents are moved gradually into the small intestine. More fluids continue to break down the food. * d) Food passes into the large intestine, colon, then to the rectum from which it is expelled as waste. The waste consists of fiber, which is undigested food and old cells that are shed from the wall of the intestine. * e) Nutrients are absorbed into the blood through the intestine wall. The blood carries the nutrients to the cells throughout the body to be used as energy.When considering making lifestyle changes that affect your health, consult a physician to ensure that your overall state of health is such that you can proceed. You may have health issues that should be addressed first, such as determining any allergies and clearing up any infections. This will give you a sound basis for plotting a course of action.The food you eat can deposit toxins in your digestive tract that can cause health problems ranging from rashes to cancer. To flush them out, you can follow a program of detoxification. Basically, detox eliminates processed, additive-filled foods that produce toxins when cooked or digested. According to the blog Farm Food, eliminate foods like processed meats, pasteurized dairy products, canned vegetables, canned or sweetened fruit, all grains, all sugars, and margarine to detox and improve food digestion.To remain free of toxins, eat only nutrient-rich, unprocessed organic food. Processing and high-temperature cooking methods eliminate a large portion of the nutrients in foods. Vegetables, fruits, nuts, edible seeds, raw milk, free range poultry, and grass-fed meat are only a few examples of foods that promote healing and high levels of energy. The use of supplements ensures that you ingest all of the nutrients you require to maintain the best digestive health. In particular, add a probiotic supplement. Probiotics like acidophilus are microorganisms that support the growth of healthy bacteria throughout the digestive tract. Omega-3 fatty acids provide healthy fats that regulate metabolism and soothe inflammation. If you don't eat enough fatty fish such as tuna or salmon, try a fish oil supplement to get omega-3s. Vitamins play an important role in digestion. Vitamin C assists in iron absorption and in facilitating the movement of food through the digestive tract. B vitamins provide assistance in the transport of nutrients to the body's cells. Vitamin D keeps teeth strong and can prevent colon cancer. Leanne Vogel, a holistic nutritionist, stresses the importance of practicing proper eating hygiene. This refers to giving the food and the act of eating your full attention. Eat at a table with no distractions, meaning no television, no work materials, and no stress-producing conversation. Pay particular attention to the act of chewing to facilitate the production of digestive enzymes. Eating in this way makes digestion progress smoothly and minimizes issues like heartburn or indigestion.Exercise improves blood flow throughout the body and keeps everything moving smoothly. This facilitates effective muscle contraction in the digestive tract. Food moves through more efficiently, and you avoid constipation, gas, bloating, and cramps. Fit in at least 30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise such as walking, swimming, or jogging every day. Twisting positions in yoga are also very good for digestion. Some research also shows that there is a connection between emotional health and digestive function. Emotions may not directly cause conditions like irritable bowel syndrome or ulcers, but there is some interplay. Relaxation techniques are effective in calming emotions and easing digestive difficulties. Consider the effects of these relaxation techniques: * a) In progressive relaxation, you tense and relax each muscle, working up or down the body. This provides focus on how to minimize muscle tension that can inhibit digestion. * b) Meditation is a technique that focuses your mind on your breathing, a mantra, or on a certain thought. You will be distracted from the stresses of your life for a while, and your mind and body become relaxed. * c) Guided imagery facilitates relaxation by having you focus on a pleasant image that incorporates all your senses. Imagine yourself in a place where you are relaxed and calm; then conjure up sensations, smells, and sounds you would experience. When practiced with regularity, the technique can be used in any stressful situation. When you sleep, your digestive system is in detoxification mode. It flushes toxins and promotes better health and healing. It is also working to metabolize nutrients and burn fat from digested food. If you are not sleeping soundly for seven to eight hours each night, this is not happening with any efficiency and may lead to weight gain and digestive upset. The following suggestions may facilitate better sleep: * a) Try to balance rest with an appropriate amount of activity to tire the body. It will be easier to relax and sleep. * b) Go to bed at a consistent time each night to establish a sleep cycle. Your body and mind will adjust and be ready for sleep when they should be, resulting in regularity and rhythm. * c) Make adjustments in your bedroom to make it more conducive to sleep. A dark, quiet space helps with relaxation. Also regulate room temperature so it is neither cold nor hot. The more comfortable you are, the better you will sleep. * d) Eliminate distractions. Keep your television and computer in another room. Turn off your cell phone if you can as well. Rather than pursuing the goal of achieving better health through a diet that promotes effective digestion on your own, find avenues of support. Consult professionals in the field of digestive health. As mentioned above, start with your primary care physician to pinpoint your health needs. If necessary, he or she can give you a referral to a specialist or suggest a nutritionist or an alternative health practitioner. Join a support group, either in person or online. Hospitals and medical practices are good resources for finding an in-person group. You can find forums, websites, message boards, and social networking sites that offer group support as well. Friends and family act as built-in support groups, providing help with food choice and preparation as well as moral support. Changes in your diet and lifestyle can have a wide range of effects. Chronic illnesses improve or disappear; you may require fewer medications. Your body operates more efficiently and you have more energy and motivation. You may lose some extra pounds and regulate your blood sugar levels. The appearance of your skin and hair can even improve. Making the effort to eat better and move more results in the healing of not just your food digestion processes but all of them throughout your body as well.Statistics published by the NDDIC in 2004 illustrate the widespread effects of diseases of the digestive tract in the United States. One hundred forty-one billion dollars were spent on treatment for the 60 to 70 million people who suffer from such diseases. Constipation was a problem for 63 million people, while over two million suffered from diverticulitis. Seventy-five percent of the population suffered from hemorrhoids. (MORE)
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The Origin of the Eukaryotic Cell
The origin of the eukaryotic cell is a mystery that is still being investigated by scientists. Several pieces of evidence support the idea that mitochondria and choroplasts ar…e the descendants of ancient bacteria, but the origin of the nucleus is still unclear. (MORE)
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What is the organelle that packages the materials out of the cell?
The Golgi apparatus is the organelle that packages modified proteins and other products in vesicles to be shipped to other parts of the cell or out of the cell.
Food water and waste are stored in what organelles of a cell?
EASY! you should have learned this in grade 6 if you lived in BC canada. THE VACUOLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What stores food water and wastes materials for the cell?
What stores supplements in Animal cells are tiny orginelles called vacuoles(pardon if I misspelled)the vacuoles act as storage houses for the foods you eat and later on is use…d by the mitochondria to convert the food and water to energy. Keep in mind cells do NOT store wastes, the cell membrane is meant to keep hazards like viruses and uneeded materials out of the cell. When however the cell needs to get rid of wastes, it quickly removes it. (MORE)


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Keane Cancelled; Replaced with World Premiere of An Unfinished Life
Due to conflicting commitments, Lodge Kerrigan's Keane is no longer screening at this year's Festival. However, EIFF is delighted to announce the addition of the World Premiere of Lasse Hallström's ...
Due to conflicting commitments, Lodge Kerrigan's Keane is no longer screening at this year's Festival. However, EIFF is delighted to announce the addition of the World Premiere of Lasse Hallström's An Unfinished Life.
"Both ourselves and Keane's makers very much regret losing the opportunity to screen Keane at Edinburgh but, regrettably, these things happen sometimes, within the world of film festivals."
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A story of heartbreak and reunion, An Unfinished Life unfolds against the backdrop of the rugged Wyoming ranch lands. Robert Redford stars as Einar Gilkyson, a tough-skinned, retired rancher who long ago turned his back on memories. Still mourning the death of his only son a decade earlier, Einar has let his ranch, and his marriage, fall into ruin. Consumed by bitterness and grief, Einar spends his days caring for his hired hand, and last trusted friend, Mitch (Morgan Freeman), who was gravely injured in an encounter with a grizzly bear.
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Slowly, as Einar confronts his buried emotions, 11-year-old Griff's curiosity about Western life, and her longing for family and a father figure, begin to chip away at the stone that was once Einar's heart - opening up the way for unexpected connection, adventure, mercy and true reunion.Please Note: Customers who have purchased tickets for Keane can get a full refund from the Film Festival box office or choose to simply swap their tickets for An Unfinished Life. Call the box office on 0131 623 8030 or call into Filmhouse, 88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh with their Keane tickets.
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Goddesses and Women in the Indic Religious Tradition
Goddesses and Women in the Indic Religious Tradition goes beyond the traditional sources that lie at the basis for determining the position of goddesses and women in India. Following the lead of a hermeneutics of surprise the book identifies, indeed, surprising new material and conclusions; for example the analysis of Vedic rauta ritual. Or by offering surprising conclusions, when the location is obviously one involving women and goddesses, or anthropology discovers that the worship of the Great Goddess temporarily elevates the position of women. Other examples of the effectivity of the hermeneutics of surprise are seen when applied to the role of kin s, akti worship, the Marathi Sant tradition,and to a kara s commentaries.
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Green Exploitation of the Monarch ButterflyOctober 20, 2014 9:52 AM
Butterflies offer powerful imagery for environmental groups looking to advance their agendas. After all, who doesn't want to save these beautiful creatures? Surely green activists could leverage those desires to advance voluntary efforts to create butterfly habitat. But the actions of some groups indicates that they would rather exploit the butterflies to gain policy victories in Washington, even if the butterflies suffer as a result.
Conservationists rightly point out that monarch butterflies face challenges associated with habitat loss because there are not enough of the type of plants that they need for food and reproduction. In particular, these creatures feed and reproduce among milkweed, a flower that many people consider to be nothing more than an undesirable weed. As a result, farmers, homeowners, and other property owners have removed these plants, leaving less habitat for the butterflies.
Part of the solution is rather simple: educate people about the value of this plant. If we can transform what people think about it, we might just get more individuals to plant it rather than pull it up.
A massive educational campaign pushed by environmental groups, which collectively have tens of millions of dollars at their disposal, could make the critical difference. Some groups are working this angle, but too many others would rather spend the money to lobby for more government controls on businesses and property owners.
The green lobby's agenda includes suing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to prevent approval of a new herbicide formulation because they say it will enable more destruction of milkweeds. They are also calling for the listing of the monarch butterfly under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). It may be counterintuitive, but both actions may actually undermine butterfly habitat and contribute to its demise.
Honeybee Population in Decline—Or Not?August 13, 2014 4:14 PM
If you read the news about honeybee survival, it's all very confusing. Some sources sound the alarm by pointing out that the number of honeybee hives has dropped significantly in recent decades. Others say just the opposite: There are more hives today than ever before.
Which is it? Actually, both. Some regions of the world have fewer hives, while globally there are more commercial hives now than there were in 1960. The key here is to understand which dataset is more important to the debate about sustaining these helpful creatures.
The Hoover Institution's Dr. Henry Miller notes in a Wall Street Journal op-ed: "The reality is that honeybee populations are not declining. According to U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization statistics, the world's honeybee population rose to 80 million colonies in 2011 from 50 million in 1960." Meanwhile Jennifer Sass of the Natural Resources Defense Council responds in a letter to the editor: "The number of managed honeybee colonies in the U.S. has dropped from four million hives in 1970 to 2.5 million today, according to White House statistics."
Surprisingly, both of these claims are correct. Miller points to the "global" commercial honeybee-hive count, which has grown considerably. Sass points to domestic colony numbers only, which have in fact declined.
Miller's numbers are more relevant because if honeybee survival is really at stake, we would see declines on a global scale. Miller also points out that U.S. and European hive numbers are relatively stable, and Canadian numbers increased. Miller is certainly correct to point out that honeybees are not about to disappear.
House Brings Transparency to Endangered Species Act, Still Needs to Protect Property RightsJuly 30, 2014 6:27 AM
Today the House passed H.R. 4315, the 21st Century Endangered Species Transparency Act. Unfortunately, it likely has no chance of passing in the Senate and word is out from the White House that the president would veto the bill.
CEI Sues National Park Service and Interior Department under FOIA over Government Shutdown DocumentsApril 23, 2014 1:47 PM
Last night, CEI filed suit against the United States Department of the Interior and the National Park Service for failing to produce documents in response to two pairs of Freedom of Information Act requests. Those requests, sent to them way back on October 9, dealt with these agencies' closures of private businesses and privately-run tourist attractions in the 2013 federal government shutdown, and also with their closures of public monuments and spaces, which are often open to the public even when no federal employee is on duty.
The agencies have neither produced documents, nor set an estimated date for when they will be produced, nor indicated how many documents they might produce or withhold, even though FOIA contains a 20-day deadline for an agency to comply with a FOIA request. They have not provided the basic information that FOIA requires within that deadline, such as telling us how many documents they expect to produce (or, if the documents are exempt from production, how many they will withhold under a valid FOIA exemption), even though that information is required under the appeals court ruling in C.R.E.W. v. F.E.C., 711 F.3d 180, 186 (D.C. Cir.2013).
During the shutdown in early October, these agencies closed down, or blocked access to, many private businesses that had apparently been allowed to operate in earlier shutdowns under prior Presidents (even as politically-connected businesses were allowed to remain open). After lawyers and legal commentators suggested that these closures of private businesses were illegal departures from past agency practice, I filed FOIA requests seeking to find out which officials were responsible for these improper closures, and how the decision to close them was made. Of all the agencies involved, the National Park Service was probably the worst offender, according to CEI's Myron Ebell. A judge later ruled against the National Park Service's closure of a state park used by children, and against the U.S. Forest Service's suspension of timber operations.
The Obama administration's behavior during the shutdown was controversial, to say the least. As part of the so-called "shutdown" (which did not actually shut down most of the government -- most federal workers kept working), it shut down tourist attractions -- even when doing so cost the government more money than leaving them open. It rented costly barricades to keep people out of open-air outdoor monuments that don't need to be manned, and are typically open even when unstaffed (like the World War II Memorial).
And it sent Park Police to drive people out of privately-run tourist attractions on public land, like the Claude Moore Colonial Farm, endangering tourism-related jobs in the process. On October 2, PJ Media's Bryan Preston reported that the federal government was "ordering hundreds of privately run, private funded parks to close," using the government shutdown as an excuse.
Supreme Court Overwhelmingly Votes to Uphold Rights of Private Property OwnersMarch 12, 2014 3:44 PM
The Supreme Court has decided an important property rights case in favor of the private property owners and against the claim of the federal government by an eight-to-one majority. Surprisingly, the Court's liberal Justices, with the exception of Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissenting, signed Chief Justice John Roberts's March 10 decision. In reversing the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Court ruled, in Brandt Revocable Trust et al. v. United States, that a right of way granted to a railroad in 1908 did not revert to the federal government when the railroad abandoned the tracks in 2004.
The original right of way was over federal land, but 83 acres of that land were patented in 1976 in a land swap with the U. S. Forest Service. The Department of Justice argued that even though those 83 acres had been turned over to private owners, the right of way over that now-private land had reverted to the federal government when the railroad stopped running. Arguing for the Brandts, Steven J. Lechner of Mountain States Legal Foundation stated that the right of way was an easement granted for a particular use, and therefore had expired when its intended use, operation of a railroad, had ended.
The Chief Justice's opinion relies heavily on the 1942 Supreme Court decision, Great Northern Railway Company v. United States (315 U. S. 262), in which the Court agreed with the federal government's argument that the General Railroad Right of Way Act of 1875 only conveyed easements. The majority opinion stated:
More than 70 years ago, the Government argued before this Court that a right of way granted under the 1875 Act was a simple easement. The Court was persuaded, and so ruled. Now the Government argues that such a right of way is tantamount to a limited fee with an implied reversionary interest. We decline to endorse such a stark change in position....
Good News to Share Over the Holidays: The World Is Getting BetterDecember 2, 2013 1:53 PM
In the middle of this holiday season my colleague Stephanie Rugolo over at the Cato's new project, HumanProgress.org, is spreading cheer by getting out the word about the improving human condition. She offered these thoughts which I'd like to share:
Good News to Share Over the Holidays: The World Is Getting Better
You've heard it all before, "The world is becoming increasingly violent," "Work-related injuries are on the rise," "Soon, we'll have no more forests." As it turns out, pessimism is often at odds with the real world.
Long term trends for nearly every indicator of human progress are positive. For instance, forest coverage in rich countries is increasing in line with the Environmental Kuznets Curve. This trend will hopefully continue in the developing world as it becomes richer.
According to the International Labor Organization, work fatalities are way down, while economic freedom is on the rise. This should give pause to those who think that free market is synonymous with bad working conditions. Quite the opposite. Economically free countries tend to be richer than economically unfree countries, and richer countries have safer working environments.
Are California Droughts Natural or Man Made?October 11, 2013 10:46 AM
A ongoing battle in court and public opinion rages in California over the environmental status of the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta (both rivers meet, and flow into San Francisco Bay; a rather rare type of system seen in only a handful of places around the world, like the Ganges–Brahmaputra).
The status of a small fish called the Delta Smelt, as well as salmon, have led to less water allowance for Central Valley agriculture via California's great waterworks infrastructure, an ongoing shock to the most productive agricultural region in the world.
There's little free market in water anywhere, but we can reconcile that over time via a tad more "separation of water and state." I testified in the Water and Power Subcommittee of the U.S. House of Representatives Water and Power Subcommittee this week on these concerns. The specific vehicle was H.R. 3176, the Reclamation States Emergency Drought Relief Act.
My written testimony is linked here (prepared in just a couple days so please excuse typos!); and oral remarks appear below.
I am Wayne Crews, VP for Policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, and I thank the committee for the invitation to address federal drought relief funding and planning.
I come at this issue from the perspective of one who spends most time on tech and frontier industry policy issues, including compiling an annual federal regulation report called Ten Thousand Commandments.
Given environmental barriers to urgently needed water in the West, I completely understand the desire for the funding in H.R. 3176; and granted, the dollars sought are trivial in context of current budget battles.
But I caution against fostering any further "Declaration of Dependence" on federal dollars in any sector.
The regulatory reforms and infrastructure liberalization actually needed for plentiful, adaptable, environmentally conscious western water should dominate attention.
The good news is, water is not getting more scarce overall; it's an earthly constant.
The bad news is, we artificially interrupt access to water. So management and allocation of that constant supply does matter.
Some Genuine Vindictiveness in Park ClosingsOctober 4, 2013 4:40 PM
The Washington Times story on the attempted forced shut down of the Pisgah Inn on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina may provide some insight into the attitudes of the National Park Service in shutting down private concessionaires on federal lands that still have open access for the public.
NPS chief spokesman said: "NPS [is]a single entity....We do not believe it is appropriate or feasible to have some parts of the system open while other parts are closed to the public."
If other words, if we suffer, you suffer. Appears to be some genuine vindictiveness there.
Perhaps NPS is worried that if the public sees how well the private concessionaires are running campgrounds, picnic areas, hotels, stores, bookshops and properties such as the Claude Moore Colonial Farm in McLean, Va., which was closed even though it takes no federal money and has no federal employees -- they might begin to wonder why we don't simply privatize all the National Parks and National Forests. Where is the constitutional authority for the Feds to raise trees and own campgrounds anyway? And there is certainly nothing inherently unique or difficult about these things that make it so the private sector cannot do them. Indeed, the private sector does them much better. Ask your local timber company when was the last time it let forests die from insects, beetles or disease or burn down in catastrophic wildfires.
And perhaps instead of Republicans introducing bills to provide lost pay to furloughed non-essential Federal employees, they should provide for reimbursement for forcibly closed private concessionaires. With the money to come form budgets of NPS and USFS.
How to Have Enough Water for EverybodyMay 28, 2013 11:00 AM
Last week I testified in the Water and Power Subcommittee in the House of Representatives (hearing linked here). The concern was water availability and federal funding for for research and development in desalinating (de-salting) seawater and brackish water for human consumption or use in irrigation or industry.
I argued against the funding and pointed out that water shortages are almost always rooted in poor pricing for water. Without market pricing, scarcities and havoc will rule. I call for the separation of water and state. My long-form written testimony is linked here, and my oral comment appears below.
I am Wayne Crews, VP for Policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute and I thank the committee for the invitation to speak on federal desalination efforts that, while they won't break the fiscal bank, distract from the infrastructure and regulatory liberalization actually needed, and embrace principles at odds with an adaptable and lightly regulated water sector.
Desalination does boast impressive working applications, but it is an energy-intensive, by-product-laden way to make expensive potable water.
Happily, water is not getting more scarce overall; it's an earthly constant.
But pricing and allocation of that constant water supply do matter. We should avoid having Government Steer While the Market Merely Rows.
Virginia's Uranium Mining Moratorium Should Be Buried, But What About Property Rights?January 16, 2013 5:11 PM
The earth below the United States contains 5 percent of the world's known recoverable uranium deposits. More than a quarter of U.S. uranium is found in southern Virginia at Coles Hill near Chatham in Pittsylvania County. The two uranium deposits at Coles Hill are valued at $7 billion and together constitute the seventh largest deposit in the world.
Yet all of it is still in the ground. Over 30 years ago, Virginia placed a moratorium on uranium mining in the state. This prohibition was to be lifted once the state went through the arduous process of drafting uranium mining regulations. Unfortunately, Virginia never got around to writing the rules and the "temporary" ban is still in place. The property owners at Coles Hill and some outside investors formed a company in order to mine uranium once the moratorium is lifted and the onerous regulations recommended by the Uranium Working Group [PDF] are promulgated, but still face stiff opposition from the sadly typical alliance of anti-development environmentalists and ignorant NIMBYs.


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Neko Case Performs "This Tornado Loves You" On Letterman
Dave doesn't kiss just any musical guest's hand (even though "Karen O is like rad, man"). Last night the Late Show host seemed particularly charmed by Neko's tale of whirlwind romance incarnate, a Middle Cyclone cut Leno and AOL didn't get. Along with her band (including Crooked Fingers' Eric Bachmann), Neko was joined by four female backup vocalists: Rachel Flotard, Lucy Wainwright Roche, Norah O'Connor, and Kelly Hogan. Watch it, maybe you will be charmed too.
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A WELL-KNOWN family business will celebrate its golden anniversary next week.
Brothers Tom and Jim Fowler set up their firm of plasterers from a yard off Senhouse Street in Workington on June 18, 1962, which meant surviving a first winter during the notorious big freeze of 1963.
Youngest brother Arthur joined them once he had left the Army and, 50 years later, Fowler Brothers is still going strong, with a third generation maintaining the proud tradition.
Now based in Distington, Fowler Brothers has been a limited company since 2003 and is a founder member of the Federation of Master Builders' Whitehaven branch, handling both domestic and commercial jobs.
During their half-century, the Fowlers have worked on many well-known buildings in the county, including schools, shops, hospitals and sports facilities. Recent jobs include Whitehaven Golf Club and they have also worked on flood damaged properties in Cockermouth and Carlisle.
Fowler Brothers have also worked on lots of different housing estates across West Cumbria at locations including Whitehaven, Seascale, Cleator Moor, Hensingham, Cockermouth, High Harrington and Dearham, and into South West Scotland and Furness.
Sub-contracting has been carried out regularly for award-winning Cumbrian house-builders Lattimer Homes and many other reputable construction firms.
Jim, 78, and Arthur, 73, are both retired while older brother Tom is sadly no longer with us – and neither is their original yard, which was a victim of town centre development.
So the standard-bearers now working out of a yard behind Jim's home in Distington are his sons Neil, 45, who lives at Wilton, Egremont, and Jeff, 37, who lives just round the corner from the business base, as well as Arthur's son Steven, 34, who lives at Camerton.
Fowler Brothers' current workforce of eight also includes a third generation represented by nephew Robert Latham, 24, who lives next-door to his grandfather in Distington.
Arthur's wife, Mary, was also involved in running the business and handling the books, helped by Neil's wife Lesley.
Recalling those early days, Jim said: "We basically just had a little van and a bag of cement. I'd served my time and then went into the Army, doing two years in Hong Kong.
"When I came out, it was 1957 and I started back at work with the same firm. Then I got married on January 1, 1959, and we went on our own in 1962. A bloke from Seascale got on to us to do a couple of jobs and it just went on from there.
"I remember our first winter. There were 12 or 13 weeks of frost. We didn't foresee that. It wasn't easy. We had to have gas heaters in houses where we were working to keep the frost out."
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Shade, shade... I've gotta have shade. Ffor the summer only.
Our family room is on the end of our rancher. It sits under a hip roof the entire 28' of it facing south. The two windows are energy efficient (low-e) and the ceiling over the room are insulated with 3" of f.glass, blown in cellulose which has compressed over the years and then, six more inches of f.glass over this. While the addition of the last 6" of glass helped a lot the walls are only 3.5" thick, insulated with f.glass and the exterior siding is T1-11. I've thought that a seasonal green giving semi-shading would help a lot but keep from making it a cave. Unfortunately, I don't know what would perform this function. I had invisioned anchoring wires to screweyes in the soffit and tying them off 'somehow' at ground level, at about a 30* angle. This mirage of mine would grow quickly up the wires (in a bout a week's time - LOL!) and provide a semi-shade to the wall. I actually hope that there's a better solution to my dilemma. A seasonal solution will allow the winter sun to do a little good. Sorry for the long post but I can't expect good solutions without giving good facts!
True, you've given us good info... except for the info required to assess the feasibility of the obvious answer :-) ! But here's the answer, and you can assess its suitability.
Ideally, you would plant a deciduous tree that will shade the house in summer, and let the sun in in winter. How much space do you have outside for a tree? There are columnar varieties available if you don't have much space, such as beeches and maples, but if you have room for a spreading tree, that is the motherlode of coolness. What such a tree does, I think, is create a whole cool zone outside your house which means you can get coolness even if the tree does not extend totally over your roof (where it will, admittedly, cause leaf drop problems - but far less trouble than a vine growing right up your house).
So tell us a bit about the property on which this house sits, and perhaps some solid tree advice will be forthcoming.
For temporary cover for this and the next few years, think about a built structure, such as a pergola, not necessarily right ON the house but adjacent to it, and pursue the vine idea.
Yes, a tree is the best and most obvious solution. I just don't think that I will live long enough to see it do any good. Sorry, I could have stated that laaaarge issue up front. I did plant a Zelcova elsewhere about 15 years ago and it is now 40 feet tall. Pretty darn good but I'll be in my 70's by the time another one grows that high. And the fact that I probably won't be here in this house to enjoy its help. I may still plant one. Gotta leave the place better off than I got it.
Window awnings are great at keeping the house cool. They work way better than shades of even treated glass because they prevent the sun from hitting the windows in the first place.
Ahhhhh, awnings. Hadn't crossed my mind one bit. I'll have to look in to the feasability since the hip roof carries to within a foot of the top of the windows - at least, that's wher the soffit is. I would also love to plant a tree just off the SW corner but the pool is there and it wouldn't have to spread much to be over the garden as well. I very much appreciate the comments thusfar.
If a retractable awning attached to the house does not work due to the low roof, you can use a sail awning, for example like this:
Trees can be over the garden to at least some extent. I would definitely plant one somewhere. And if you want the benefit of it soon, one can buy big specimens - but they should be planted in spring, not early summer, and will cost a bit. There are also fast growing trees that will provide shade within 3 years, though you won't want them for long. But if you plant a slower growing nicer specimen beside it, then you have shade from the junk tree while your good one grows in.
But OK, back to the shorter term.
Immediate relief = awning, giant umbrella, etc, no two ways about it.
Short-term - Your wires may not be that bad an idea, but even the most rampant vines (and really not sure you want those) will take two or three years to get up them (even clematis that regrow from the ground each year don't put on much overhead mass in their first year or two; perhaps you have a mature one you could move from elsewhere?). And then you have to consider that vines do put on a fair bit of weight over time, and just as they provide enough shade, they could rip your anchors out of your soffits.
You can build all manner of free-standing trellises and pergolas, and a good old clematis or two would do your work for you within three years. But how much height do you need? You can only get posts that are so long. I built one that looks like a giant badminton net, used 12 foot posts and once they were sunk in far enough for stability it is only 9 feet high. If your structure is 3-dimensional you may be able to use 15-foot posts, sunk in less.
Which vines to choose depends on what's hardy for you - not my forte, sorry. It's usually a good start to check your local nursery.
There is a tubular skylight that is installed in the roof, then a flexible tube which is mirrored on the inside is run to the ceiling location where you want natural light and installed so it looks kind of like a can light on your ceiling. I think you can find these on the Rodale Organic Gardening website but I first saw them at a trade show.
If you can capture the sunlight you want, you can supposedly run these small skylights to about anywhere in the house.
I had a similar situation in my last house, in the DC area (Zone 7): a south-facing dining room, one wall mostly glass, that absolutely cooked in summer. No room to plant a tree in that side yard, either. So I built a vertical grape arbor shaped like a giant wide-toothed comb out of 3" iron pipes (drilled at three-foot intervals for horizontal cross cables) and bedded the pipe-ends in concrete, about 3 feet away from the house to allow access to the window. (Karin is quite right about needing about three-four feet in the ground for stability). The vertical comb "teeth" were each 15 feet long originally but 12 feet when embedded, and spaced about three feet apart, so with the cables I had three-foot squares. I planted two Scuppernong grapes for the long haul, plus hyacinth bean and runner bean vines the first year -- the beans easily grew 30 feet between April and June. By the end of the second summer, I had a living tapestry outside that window like something out of William Morris -- it was fascinating to watch the bugs eating the grapes and the birds eating the bugs in the cool green tangles. Takes some work to train the vines, and clearing up the mess after the first frost is a bit of a job, but it did the trick!
I have a similar structure in this house, but facing north-west, supporting a climbing Madame Alfred Carrier rose plus a Betty Corning clematis. So I get recurring flushes of blue and white all summer.
One warning -- both Betty Corning and grapevines are vigorous and expansive growers, always looking for lebensraum -- it may be a trick to keep them from growing into your gutters or onto your roof.


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As usual, the Demoncrats are lying...the important systems will be functoning and their employees will be paid. Who WON"T BE PAID are Oblunder's lacky bureaucrats. We need to CLOSE DOWN DHS.
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The department should be completely shut down just to get rid of the muslims running it and because there are already systems in place to perform security needed. DHS has actually PREVENTED immigration law from being enforced!
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I think this particular moron and illustrated that a college degree does NOT imply intelligence. Can you scream "YEEEEE _ HAAAAWWwwwwww!"
Muslims are both pigs and liars...we already no what they lying pig POTUS will say and NO ONE with a functioning cerebrum believes him.
First, ISIS has NO credibility. They are simply murderous bastards. Second, this poor woman. without a doubt, suffered at their hands in the most vile manner. Third, will they return her body for an autopsy? Finally, I don't believe airstrikes killed her (re: Item one) but if it is true, she died a better death than what they would have done to her.
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I don't understand how anyone can have watched Ovomit systematically appease Muslim Terrorists while making policy/executive actions that endanger this nation and her allies - and NOT understand that the hope and change he is working is to make the US a Mussleman nation!
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Ransom, did you write this? It has too many grammatical errors for me to share.
There are no English words to properly describe how disgusting Obama, his administration, his goons are nor how totally embarrassing it is to have this TYPE of individual(s) in powerful positions. Unlike Moochelle, I am now totally embarrassed of my country!
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But I stopped by to see what was moving the misty tree farther along, and I like what I found. The colorful, modern play equipment makes a delightful contrast with the traditional, old elevator, and they they have similar diagonals!
Good one! You should always take photos of elevators because they are being destroyed, more are lost every year. Soon there will be none left.
Thanks very much for coming back to see this Marilyn - and thanks Nawitka ! I loved the contrast of the play equipment, the agricultural elevator and the far mountains in this small time. It would be such a shame if this one and a few others nearby were destroyed - they really define this town for me.
This particular one is the one in the middle of the spread out group in the left on this shot of Tetonia - those little toy buildings way below the line of the Tetons.
Yup, I like it for exactly the same reasons as Marilyn and Nawitka. Very nice.
It is a very representative shot, Bits. Well done!
Thanks very much Cal and not1word - Last year I drove by this when the sun rays were hitting it almost horizontally, and I've regretted not stopping for a shot then and there ever since.... Kept waiting for another chance this time, but no luck. So hopefully the cloudiness gives it a mood it wouldn't have otherwise.
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It isn't Chernobyl-level yet, it's only released about a tenth of the amount of radioactive material that was released at Chernobyl.
Still serious, but it's not remotely as serious because the spread of the material isn't as widespread. The most of the material is probably I-131, which has a halflife of about 8 days, and thus will decay away to irrelevant levels pretty soon.
Count on stupid people to wreck the possibilities of nuclear energy in America for the next forty years AGAIN. There goes the most reasonable way to power America...down the drain... look its swiiiiiiiiirrrrrrling. >:|
Wouldn´t call it reasonable...but better than having coal fueled power stations!
I´m all for renewable energy, if it´s properly done (that means we´ll have to wait some more years for it :D)
But I don´t think the USA will give nuclear energy up that easily.
Hydro electric is the way to go or maybe Superman farts.
Go into solar energy...
And you'll find yourself in the crisis portray in MS Gundam 00.
What other alternative energy exist?
Well there is always geothermal.
Nuclear energy is pretty much the way to go now days. Well, assuming you live in a relatively geologically stable area, I guess.
Is just that we didn't have any geothermal relate accident yet.
WTH? That's damned cool. I didn't know about the existence of mud volcanoes.
Yeah, it is possible that we'll have major geothermal incidents. They're not going to be leaving much in the way of toxic waste though. Flip side is, I reckon putting stop-gaps on may not be quite so easy...