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I absolutely love Scriptina, which is a great typeface - but an abysmally bad font. Does anyone here know who actually designed this typeface?? My research never comes up with an actual person. I would very much like to ask this person if it were possible in any way to improve the font quality.
Some Apostophe guy or gal...
Identifont says it's a guy named Frederic Nader.
For fonts of that style that are both technically and artistically sound, look to the scripts of Alejandro Paul.
Fred told me he considers his free fonts to be in the public domain, which means you are free to clean it up if you want. I might even have it in writing, if I can find the e-mail.
I agree with Stephen. The scripts that Alejandro produces are beautiful and well-crafted. You'll find something very much in the style of Scriptina.
(Not to take anything away from Umbrella or House, other fine script producers.)
@fontplayer - REALLY???? GREAT!! Oh, please, please.... can you get this for me? I would be soooo happy. The characters are sooo beautiful, but the font is just crap.
I 'll be sure to tell him your feelings when I call him. It turns out that when I checked and couldn't find it, I remembered that when my 40 Gb HD was running out of space, I deleted all folder e-mails (except save) that were older than one year old, and compressed folders (a Windows thing), to save disc space.
Maybe when I tell him you think it is crap he will e-mail me a dispensation to allow you to make it less smelly.
; )
(I imagine that something like "it has problems" would be more politic, but I can relate to just letting fly with what I consider to be the truth)
@fontplayer - that would really be cool. You are of course right, "it has problems" sounds much nicer. I daresay these problems are not in any way related to the creator, who just designed supercool characters, and then put them in his font creating software, which made this abysmal TT I am currently using. So, no blame or insult intended to the designer (the programmers of whatever software he used, on the other hand...) :-)
> but the font is just crap
> this abysmal TT
The quality of the original PS and TT fonts available here
are neither crap nor abysmal.
But then, for Pike Werfer, most things are crap and abysmal.
Well, looky here - it is Uli, our great Latin speaker and self-proclaimed legal expert :-) So now your a font technology expert, too? I'm impressed.
So, this font is not crap. Let me ask a few questions:
1. What do you know about font technology? (We are talking about the SOFTWARE here, you do realize, I hope? We are NOT, I repeat, NOT talking about the design, we are NOT talking about the typeface, which is great.)
2. How many fonts have you actually done yourself?
3. What is the status of your education concerning font programming?
4. On what do you base your assumption that these fonts are okay? (and please do not say that letters come up when you press keys, please, please, please...)
5. What do you know about the structure of Truetype fonts?
6. What do you know about unicode tables?
Oh, and one more thing - "But then, for Pike Werfer, most things are crap and abysmal." Please prove this by naming examples. As far as I know, we have not met, and I daresay I never tagged anything as crap before in this forum. I do believe the word abysmal popped up in our last conversation, though. However, "ULI" is not the equivalent of "most things." :-)
Otherwise, I would be forced to categorize this as a stupid and untrue attempt to insult me, proclaim things about me which are untrue and simply act the troll. Which means I will once more stop taking you serious, laugh about you, and invoke "The Silence Brigade."
Please allow me to be so bold as to state my opinion: you know next to nothing about font software programming. Sorry to say it.
This, however, is a conversation where people who DO know talk about how to improve a font which is not so good in order to honour the wonderful design which it visualises. Oh, and no shady lobbyists here. No money involved. Just enthusiastic type people. Sorry to disappoint you.
Should I be correct, and should you not be able to answer the questions (as you did the last time we had an argument, which was quite embarrassing for you, I daresay), then I would politely ask you to stay out of it. Okay? It is simply rude to interrupt people who have a conversation by spouting unproved insults. It is a nono, Uli. Your mother should have taught you that.
Oh, by the way - just to inform you, since I believe you are trying to get your fun out of annoying people (this is indeed an assumption, I have no proof of it :-), let me tell you that you do not annoy me. You entertain me. Therefore, stay with me and keep posting stuff like this - don't go away like last time. I do adore having arguments with people like you :-)
The slang term "crap" and the hazy term "abysmal" prove that Mr. Werfer is unable or unwilling to supply a technical description of the flaws, if any, of the Scriptina font file. And in addition, Mr. Werfer is unable or unwilling to specify "this abysmal TT I am currently using".
For instance, the different font files named SCRIPTIN.TTF downloadable from
1) http://www.dafont.com/scriptina.font, and also from
2) http://desktoppub.about.com/library/fonts/hs/uc_scriptina.htm
are ***not*** identical with the original font file downloadable from the website specified by me. The Dafont and Desktoppub font files have been tampered with by persons like Mr. Werfer who want "to improve the font quality".
It is all subjective people. One person's crap is another person's gold. Please don't turn this into a negative shouting match.
Werfer, the phone number I had is now someone else's. So I e-mailed using the last address I had. If I hear back I'll resurrect this thread.
@fontplayer - thank you so much. I'm really thankful!! Let's hope he answers back. Since I would never touch a font without the consent of the person who made it. Golden Rule :-)
@Miss Tiffany - sorry, but I guess I've got no choice. I didn't start this, but since he asks for it, I'll gladly let 'em have it. :-)
@Uli - Hey Uli, since you are once again unable to answer a single question - could it be that you can't read? I do hope you're not blind :-)
Well, your answer proves my point. You don't know anything about fonts, do you? But you like to be important, and prove it by posting links you found in google. So very clever of you. Why this community, I once again ask myself. Why not motorcycles?
So, what would it help you if I told you that some of the table entries in the font are wrong? What would you say when I tell you that this font needs contextual features to really work? Would you understand when I tell you that the scaling is not always correct? What would you say if I pointed out that the hinting in some places could be improved?
I remember some guy named Uli telling me that he could prove his point, but that I should check for myself, hihi.... Do you want me to post the link of the topic where you said it? I could, you know :-) Oh, it is a bad thing when your own words come back to haunt you, is it not? Was it not you who claimed things without being able to prove them? (Want the link :-) And now you're blaming me for not doing it. Oh, you would be such a bad politician. Don't you realize everybody can see through it, and is laughing about you (well, apart from the people who get aggravated by you - luckily, I'm not one of them)?
I did not prove them, because I simply wanted to talk to people who are able to get me into contact with the designer, so that I can talk to him, or get the permission to do a new version. So I am talking to people like fontplayer. This topic was not about dissing the typeface. It was not about dissing the designer. I thought it unnecessary to prove anything, because it was not my intention to attack anyone. Read the initial question. So there was nothing negative in this topic until you dropped in. Do you feel good now? Oh, and do you WANT me to prove them? If so, I might sit down and make a list. Just for you. To shut you up properly. Come on, ask me :-)
In case you want to learn something about fonts - and we are still talking about the SOFTWARE - then feel free to get a book. Oh, and the term "crap" simply states my opinion. Nothing else.
Oh, just to make you happy - I have ALL versions of Scriptina here, and the links you posted were known to me - I have access to google, too, you know.
Oh: 'The Dafont and Desktoppub font files have been tampered with by persons like Mr. Werfer who want "to improve the font quality".' So you think you have enough knowledge to state that
a. I tamper with fonts without the consent of the creator (why this thread, then?)
b. claim that I am not good enough to do it properly
c. you yourself have enough know-how to know when a font has been improved or not
Uli, go away. Please. This is hilarious. Claiming without proof - did you not, just a few lines ago, state that this is a bad thing? Come on, make up your mind. Or is it like: other people need to prove it, I, the great Uli, do not need to. You claim that "people like me" manipulate software without the consent of the creator. You are accusing me of a crime, you do realize that? Without proof, of course. :-)) You should be thankful I do not know any shady lawyers, hihi... Oh, what fun. Every forum should have someone like you. Well, need to get to work now. See you soon, Mr. Stiehl. Naw, let's drop the Mister, eh, shouldn't we, Uli? Doesn't sound good :-)
I wonder why this strange Mr. Pike Werfer (a pseudonym?) wants to know my "status of education concerning programming". Anyone who visits my website will easily discover that I wrote 4 books about computer programming and that I was the editor in chief of a computer programming magazine and that I wrote a couple of commercial computer programs. For instance, Bill Gates programmed the Applesoft program interpreter in assembly language, and I programmed the Applesoft program editor in assembly language. That's not a joke, that's a fact.
I wish there were other authors of computer programming books at Typophile, so that the false claim "Fonts are software" made by font sellers in order to deceive gullible font buyers could be discussed by experts instead of by laymen who have never written any books about computer programming.
Again you fail to answer a single question. I did not ask your status of education concerning programming. I asked your status of education concerning FONT programming! I don't care if you don't like to call fonts software - I do. But if it makes you happy, you could also call it script file, or executable (if its PS), or data. But what do you know about it? In other words: DO YOU HAVE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT WHAT A FONT REALLY IS? Oh, and what about those other questions? Don't you go and start picking raisins here! :-)
So you wrote some software. Great. But I don't care. It's beside the point. I was talking to somebody about fonts, and you come barging in. Oh, and comparing yourself will old Billyboy is not really a good one.
So you wish there were other authors of computer programming books here, but there are none? Why don't you then go and look some place else? Leave people alone who do not want to talk to you, hmmm?
And no, I have NEVER written a book about computer programming. I've been to busy doing it for the last 20 years. :-) And the last 10 years were mostly concerned with fonts.
Tell ya what:
You claim that, for me, most things are crap and abysmal - prove it!
You claim that I am one of those people tampering with fonts - prove it!
Oh yes, and how about proving that blind people cannot read :-))
If you do so, I will give you a lecture about fonts as such and Scriptina in particular. I promise!!
Otherwise - Silence Brigade for you once more :-) You do amuse me, but I do have things to do.
It is pretty obvious that this man/woman "Pike Werfer" is a pseudonym for someone else who wants to vent his/her pent-up frustrations.
According to his/her entry http://typophile.com/user/10639
he/she claims to be living in Hamburg in Germany.
But neither in the Hamburg telephone book nor in any other city of Germany occurs anyone with the family name "Werfer", let alone anyone with the complete name "Pike Werfer".
This is too funny!! :-)) ROFL I am actually the white rabbit, Uli. I live in a hole in the ground, and I drink my tea with dwarves. Every Wednesday. Come join. Oh, my, oh my.... *Werfer needs air*
Sorry, but you are really a lunatic. ;-) Here I was, talking to a fellow typophile about a topic you do not fully grasp. You come barging in to annoy us, claiming stuff you cannot prove and which you probably even know to be wrong.
Then, when I point out your inconsistent and rather unintelligent behaviour, you start ranting about my name in order to discredit my valid arguments as well as myself as a person, and to camouflage your insulting behaviour. I have got news for you: it won't work. People on this forum are much too clever.
Go and look for me if ya like - come to Hamburg, I will give you a sightseeing tour. :-) And until then, stay out of the conversations of grown-up people. fontplayer and I are talking to each other. Oh, and by the way, you DO know that Pike is a male name, don't you? I am married with children :-)) Oh, and one more thing:
I am NOT listed in the phonebook. I don't like it. My initial idea was to protect myself from annoying calls from people who want to sell something to me while I am preparing dinner; looks like it has other advantages, too :-)
*end of whisper*
and now for the last secret:
*whisper again*
Werfer is not a real person - he is actually a little elf with pointy ears, taken from my favourite comic, Elfquest. Pike is the English version of his name, so I thought it would be a cool pseudonym. I've used it since I don't know when. But thanks for checking the Hamburg telephone book. Now I at least know that there is no one living here who is REALLY called like that :-) Did you really, honestly believe that all these people here don't use nicknames? Ye flipping gargoyles, this is the internet. Did you check the Seattle telephone book for fontplayer? Is there a Miss Tiffany in New York? What about hrant? God, don't you at least feel a little bit stupid now?
It must be something in the air that makes us all a little nuts these days...
There's a lot of personally addressed aggression on Typophile lately. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind it & I've even taking part in some of it ;-) It's just funny to see how it spreads & amusing to read people's arguments in their discussions. Keep up the good work! ;-)
@ill sans - thanks! I enjoy it, too :-)
However, I must admit that all thanks should be passed on to Uli here. Hilarious - the things he writes are so ... well, unique ... that one can't go wrong. It is like a herring jumping into the can all by itself :-)
Oh, I should try to find you in the phone book. Is sans your first or your last name :-))
I'm only listed in medical journals as ill sans (check for the psychiatric wards) ;-)
Tom Lukacs is however my real name, but I'm not listed in any phonebook simply because I don't have a phoneline (just a cell phone like any good yuppie).
If you enjoy this, I can recommend the "enfant terrible"-thread as a good read ;-p
>Again you fail to answer a single question.
I always ignored his long lists of bizarre questions, because I discovered at once that this so-called Pike Werfer is a phoney. He not only faked his name. The other "facts" he supplied are faked too.
Why should Freddy bother to deal with a phoney?
"The other facts he supplied are faked too." You are unbelievable :-) And of course you have proof for that, you great big font expert? Oh, my...
Oh, well.... enough fun! I was now asked by several people to stop playing with you - some mods, too - so I will: Silence Brigade for you, Uli. Please ignore my questions. Actually, please ignore me. And my threads. Go home. Although you really tempt me, I will ignore you, too, to get this topic back on track. It's boring, I admit, but it's peaceful. :-)
@fontplayer - just send me a message as soon as you hear anything from Fred. You would make my day! :-) I will also check if I can contact him in any way.... really would like to see this baby go OpenType.
@ill sans - thanks for the hint, I will certainly look into it :-) I do have a phone line, since my wife likes being on the phone, hihi... and I WON'T post my real name, otherwise I might get calls from Uli!
Good call (mind the pun ;-p )!
hehe - that's a good 'un :-)
Remember this one (one of my favourite movie moments):
- #There's something strange in the neighbourhood, who you gonna call?#
(Ghostbusters 2)
Hmmmm... I wonder what HE-MAN would do in a case like this? I daresay we need a Typophile hero. How about TYPO-MAN?
typo-man sounds like a hero with the hidden weakness of spell-check.
misplaced keystrokes don't sound like very impressive superpowers.
The battle against Comic Sans! Typo-man to the rescue! ;-)
Is it an editor? Is it a reviewer? No, it's Typo-man!
Hihi.... CuckGroth is of course right. A very likable, yet handicapped super hero. How about SUPERFONT? :-)
Why not make a group of superheroes: the Fontforce?
Each can have their own specialty: one fights Comic Sans, another one strides against Wordart, a third one could search and destroy "wrong use" of type (the Word-like "obliquening" & "bolding", stretching & squiching fonts),...
I'm sure we'll be able to sell the comics via Typophile.
And if success is obtained, a movie is not out of the question (see the Helvetica movie) ;-)
That sounds cool - but there is one flaw. I can't draw comics :-/ Can you?
As a kid I've always wanted to be a cartoonist...
And most of the things I draw have a very high "Picto-plasma"-like (www.pictoplasma.com/) quality.
Cute & simple characters that sometimes explode or burst into flames and stuff like that ;-)
I'm not much of a scenarist though, are you?
Sorry for taking so long - was on vacation with the family :-))
@ill sans - I guess I am not too bad at that. Do you have an overall concept for a storyline?
@fontplayer - any news??? I created an OpenType and am currently playing around with the settings, but naturally I would never release such a thing without the consent of the creator. *sniff* It MUST be possible to reach him somehow.
Well, I know he likes to go to MacWorld in January.
I just though of one other way to get in touch. I'll give it a go this weekend.
I don't have an overall idea for a storyline & I can't be bothered to think about one now just yet, sorry. I'm been swamped in a lot of personal projects lately & with every single thing I do, I get 3 new ideas. Workwise it's hell, but I just get such a great rush from these "creative sprees". I can't sleep, I forget to eat, I drink & smoke an awfull lot, but I feel fantastic! Mind you, I might have some ADHD symptons ;-p The idea of working together on a story really appeals to me though. My first font ever included a whole bunch of cute dingbats (http://typophile.com/node/27678) & since I have a lot of sketches to make an extended family of it, I was thinking of "promoting/showcasing" it in a little comic book or illustrated storybook. So far, I've only got one limerick (http://typophile.com/node/31766), but if you can think of a nice story that includes zombies, squirrels, batman, monkeys, spiderman, strawberries, the smurfs, hamburgers & fries, Mickey Mouse, butterflies & Mario Bros, it might be nice to work together ;-)
To generalize the info I just received, he is in a remote part of the world with no internet access, doing work with a group of friends for a well-known non-profit organization. So a definitive answer won't be soon in coming. I was told our query will be relayed when he calls.
I can't say I know him well, but I do know he does things that make it seem like he dropped off the face of the earth from time to time.
@fontplayer - well, then I will wait for your input. Impatiently, of course, but I'll wait :-)) Wow, though! Working in a remote part of the world, that I could do. But without internet access?? I would die!! :-))
@ill sans - zombies, squirrels, batman, monkeys, spiderman, strawberries, the smurfs, hamburgers & fries, Mickey Mouse, butterflies & Mario Bros??? Woah there :-)) I'll give it a thought, though....
There's more: a werewolf, The Creature From The Black Lagoon, Nosferatu, Dracula, a mummy, Frankenstein's monster, Pennywise from It, Leatherface from the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Jason Voorhees from Friday The 13th, Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare On Elm Street, Michael Myers from Halloween, Dr. Zaius fromThe Planet Of The Apes, The Fly, Ghostface from Scream, Jigsaw from Saw, the Terminator, Gizmo & a Gremlin, aliens (own design, not the H.R. Giger ones), a robot, a king, a cook, a captain, an astronaut, an angel & a demon, a ghost, a whale, an octopuss, a chicken, fruits & plants & some office icons. Stretch your imagination where no mind has gone before ;-)
Woah there - and who is supposed to be the main hero???
It doesn't really matter. A bunch of short stories could also be nice. But don't worry, you've got some time to think about it, I've still got too much on my hands right now anyway.


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I've found many software that supposed to help in case your phone get lost or stolen.
Some were expensive, some were free, but none fitted perfectly to what I was really expecting. So I've made my own.
The closest in terms of functionnalities (and price) is Remote Tracker, but it requires .NET 3.5 which is not installed on my WM6.5 phone, and honestly, it's a very fat dependency.
The idea is that you install this software (no CAB, simply copy the 2 files on your phone), and run it once to set up the configuration. Then forget it.
In the case the phone is stolen, the software will send you a SMS with the thief's phone number, it's GPS position, the CellID in case the GPS pos is not available.
You'll then be able to act on your phone remotely by sending it some SMS (described in documentation).
The features that makes this software unique are:
- It's possible to destroy all your personal data remotely (call log history, contact, emails, SMS, calendar, owner info, storage card) -> help social engineering to get back your phone.
- It's possible to make the phone send you back the call history and the sim contacts.
- Slut mode (see the documentation for details).
- WOULDYOUSHUTUP mode (where the phone is very very nasty).
- All other tracking software features...
This software is open C++ source (GPLv3), small (75ko with no dependencies), and free.
You'll find it at http://dsmp.sf.net (documentation on that page)
Or the direct link is attached.
Beta tester welcome (I've tested all functions already, but, you know what software development is....)
Some remarks for those who don't read threads:
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- owner: This is what I said in my first posts. Microsoft didn't feel it was interesting to document how to retrieve owner info. So, almost all manufacturer have made there own proprietary stuff. I've a HTC phone, so I've checked the code work for HTC. If you have more information about where your phone store its owner information in registry, I can add your phone support.
- contact: On the main config dialog, in the combo box where you can enter the phone number to contact, you'll have a phone number list. It's the same list as returned in the "contact" command. So if you don't have such list in the config dialog, then this means that either you don't have any contact on your SIM card, or it's not working (in that case PM me).
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- Abstract
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Bounding the Probability of Transmitting HMI
- 3. Review of WAAS Ionospheric Algorithms
- 4. The Probability of Sudden Ionospheric Decorrelation
- 5. Method of Determining an Upper Bound on PD(t,Tns)
- 6. Algorithm for Calculating σdecorr
- 7. Data Processing
- 8. Results
- 9. Conclusions
- Acknowledgments
- References
- Supporting Information
[1] In the absence of selective availability, the ionosphere represents the largest source of positioning error for single-frequency users of the Global Positioning System (GPS). In differential GPS systems such as the Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS), vertical ionospheric delays are modeled at regularly spaced intervals in geographic latitude and longitude. The broadcast bound on the error at each of these points is designated the grid ionospheric vertical error (GIVE). Higher performance standards planned for future implementations of WAAS require a reduction in the magnitude of the GIVE broadcast under nominal conditions. Achieving this reduction depends upon a better understanding of the decorrelation of ionospheric delay, in both space and time. In this paper we focus on temporal decorrelation. We report a methodology for assessing the impact on WAAS posed by a sudden increase in the level of ionospheric disturbance. The methodology is based upon forming an estimate of the probability PD that a WAAS user will confront a sudden increase in the level of ionospheric disturbance following a period of relative calm. We have determined a limiting upper bound of PD to be 4 × 10−7, which lies well within the margin needed to meet WAAS integrity requirements.


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For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
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More than 11 million people signed up for subsidized private health insurance under President Barack Obama's law this year, but that preliminary estimate comes with a couple of legal and procedural asterisks.
State Panel Mulls Bill to Reduce Vaccine ExemptionsFebruary 18, 2015 10:36 am | by Rachel LaCorte, AP | Comments
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Congratulations Julian Fischer for receiving the Science Leadership Award. Julian is the Project Leader of the Waterfowl Division of Migratory Bird Management here in Alaska. As both an independent scientist and manager of a specialized group of avian experts, Julian works tirelessly to find scientifically-based solutions to a wide variety of avian conservation issues. Julian embodies management and scientific excellence through his leadership of a diverse team of up to 20 employees. The key to Julian's leadership success is not only his ability to work closely with his staff, but also his enthusiasm in serving as an outlet for his team's expertise. In addition to his management and field duties, Julian is an integral member of many conservation working groups and partnerships, and mentors younger scientists. http://1.usa.gov/1Aw1h0w.
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March 18, 2015
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced that more than $2.0 million in new funding will be available to the State of Alaska through the State Wildlife Grant program in fiscal year 2015. State Wildlife Grants provide funds for conservation work across the state, including more than $680,000 for work to reintroduce the endangered wood bison to Alaska after having been wiped out for more than a century. The wood bison reintroduction project is an exciting example of a State Wildlife Grant enabling the ADF&G to restore a key indigenous grazing animal, while providing benefits to Alaska's people and economy. Currently in Alaska, there are 61 active projects supported by $11.4 million of State Wildlife Grant funding. Read more
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Laurel Devaney is the Education Coordinator at our Fairbanks Fish & Wildlife Field Office in Alaska. She spends much of her time developing and running programs that draw young people into the outdoors, programs like "Weed Smackdown" to remove invasive plants, "Youth for Habitat" to introduce 13- and 14-year-olds to conservation, "Outdoor Days" to teach local sixth-graders natural resource management concepts and much more.
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March 4, 2015
Last fall, much of the world was riveted by the image of 30,000-plus Pacific walruses hauled out on the Arctic coast near the Alaskan village of Point Lay. Such scenes have become increasingly familiar as climate conditions shift and the walruses, one of the world's largest pinnipeds, find that the summer sea ice on which they depend is disappearing. It's a shift with potentially dire consequences, especially for young walruses.
Researchers from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Northern Arizona University recently reported in the Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management that 10 of 109 glaciers of the Ahklun Mountains that were originally mapped by the U.S Geological Survey in the 1970s had completely disappeared. The research team had conducted an aerial survey of the glaciers to verify their presence or absence. They also compared the size of the glaciers using aerial photographs and satellite images from 1957, 1984, and 2009 and found that the glaciers had lost about 50 percent of their area. At this rate of melting, all of the glaciers in the Ahklun Mountains will be gone by the end of this century.
President Eisenhower established what later became Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in 1960 "for the purpose of preserving unique wildlife, wilderness and recreational values." Now, 55 years later, President Obama is recommending that Congress add nearly 12.3 million acres of refuge land to the National Wilderness Preservation System.
Protection of this spectacular, pristine and wildlife-rich landscape will ensure that land managers can address the growing challenges faced by the refuge and keep fulfilling Eisenhower's vision. The Service recommended the wilderness designation in a revised plan for the refuge released today. If Congress acts, it will be the largest ever designation in the Wilderness Act's 50-year history.
Leah Eskelin serves as a Park Ranger for Visitor Services at Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. She describes her typical summer day as "diverse and fast-paced." She spends part of the day staffing the Visitor Center front desk, answering questions, decoding regulations, and planning camping and trail activities with guests. While she's away from the front desk, she plans future interpretive programs, designs event flyers and Refuge signage and maintains the Facebook page, and a bunch of other stuff, too. In the winter, Leah catches her breath and starts planning for next summer.
During the long days of summer, Kodiak's brown bears beat well-worn paths along Refuge streams foraging for spawning sockeye salmon. The large quantity of this nutritious food has allowed the Kodiak brown bear to reach sizes and densities matched by only a few other places in the world. In fact, over 2,500 Kodiak brown bears call the Refuge home, more than the entire lower 48 states. But in recent years salmon runs in southwestern Kodiak have been erratic and scientists have seen a drop in bear numbers within this area of the Refuge. The bear population across the Archipelago and entire Refuge has remained largely stable.
Steve Klein serves as Chief of the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration (WSFR) Program for the Alaska Region. He supervises a team of three biologists, a fiscal officer and an administrative assistant to review and approve more than $50 million in grants to states and tribes annually. In partnership with Alaska, WSFR is conserving fish and wildlife, and providing diverse and abundant fishing, hunting, boating and shooting opportunities. Steve is an avid outdoorsman, father of three sons and grandfather of two.
Katrina Mueller serves as Fisheries Outreach Coordinator in Alaska. This means working with Field Offices and recognized Fish Habitat Partnerships to tell the public what is being done to conserve fish and their habitats. The breadth of projects and amount of media now available to tell these stories keep her on her toes. She also co-chairs the Alaska Region's Connecting People with Nature Team and serves on the Polar Bear Recovery Team's Communication Working Group. She and her family spend most of their free time hunting and fishing and enjoying Alaska's out-of-doors.
Declines in sea ice in late-summer in the Chukchi Sea over the last several years have caused Pacific walruses to more frequently haul out on land to rest instead of resting on offshore ice. A haulout has recently formed near the community of Point Lay and has garnered significant media and public interest. Walruses occupying coastal haulouts are vulnerable to human caused disturbances that can result in trampling related mortality. The Native Village of Point Lay respectfully requests that people do not attempt to visit the haulout site at this delicate time.
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I have a question about the southern bush like the Rabbiteye Blueberry. Does it need chill hours. I have the northern bush which prosper in cold climate. I want to protect the Rabbit-eye from our frigid weather but worrying it might need chill time and if so how long.
Yes, it does. Chill hours for rabbiteye varieties vary, but, from what I've read, most fall in the 400 to 600 range. I'm also in 7B, and I'm planning to leave my potted rabbiteyes outside all winter. I've insulated the pots with a thick layer of leaves, and they're under a greenhouse frame (no plastic) that I've covered with a heavy Agribon frost blanket. I keep the blanket open on both ends when the weather is mild so as not to interfere with chilling, but I can close it up and buffer extreme lows (around here, that's 15 or so...).
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Thanks for the info last year we had very mild winter but for two weeks we were in the minus column. I guess that will be enough to kill it. I did not have it last year. 600 chill hours that is about 25 days of say 35-40. We did not have that much yet. I am going to leave it outside during January and how the winter weather treats us. I am working on home made green house but have not finished yet too much work for an amature and the rain is not helping. I need to get that green house finished because my Citrus and Figs need more work in winter than raising children.
From what Ive read, Tift Blue is the most cold tolerant of the Rabbiteyes and suppost to be the best tasting. I cant comment on either because I dont grow Tift Blue. I only get 450 chill hour or below Rabbiteyes because of my location. I can tell you that Brightwell is the best low chill Rabbiteye I grow. There are some newer varieties out now that might be better suited up north. Titan, Prince, Ochlockonee and Vernon are few newer ones that come to mind.
What variety of Rabbiteye? I'm on the cusp of zones 8&9. Check out this chart for various Rabbiteye required chill hours....
It's populated for my area though, you're likely to exceed the requirements. IMHO, Climax is the best tasting Rabbiteye. Thin skin, very sweet, consistent flavor throughout and ripens all at once. The later season berries vary from sweet to sour and have a long ripening window. Just my $0.02


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