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Is there a place in/around vancouver to buy REAL free-range chickens and/or eggs. I know that when it says "free range" on packages all that means is that chickens have "access to a pasture." Which in practice means that the chickens are farmed indoors in the dark as per conventional methods, but once during their lifetime the farmer opens a little doggie door for about five seconds therefore satisfying this very loose definition of, "access to pasture."
Is there a way to get real (not grossly genetically engineered, beak stuck in a feed tray 23 hours a day) chicken in/around vancouver? Eggs as well?
For chicken, look for the Polderside brand (Bosa, Famous Foods, Columbus Meat...etc). For eggs, check out the Vancouver Farmers Markets and also farm stands out in the Valley. You might want to check out a place like Famous Foods as well. A fair number of family-run places in Cowichan/Saanich and Salt Spring Island sell free range eggs...I don't know of a source for those here.
(I usually buy the Maple Hill brand which I believe is free range in the way you describe).
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Polderside does not have free range, all their chcickens are inside which is quite clearly stated on their web site.
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I stand corrected. (I posted a more updated list of suppliers downthread http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/6901... )
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We buy Rabbit River eggs too. They're relatively expensive, but worth it IMO, and available at our local Save On.
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Bradner Farms eggs supplies Rabbit River and are usually less expensive. They're SPCA certified as well. They aren't "pasture raised", but it seems it's pretty tough to get everything - pastured, organic, and readily available in the city. :p I get mine from Choices for ~$5.60/doz (about a buck less than the Rabbit River eggs) Given the amount of eggs I consume, it's important to me that they're of exceptional quality.
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the spca of bc has been working for several years to enhance the life and death of farm animals - ie what we put in our bodies
they have a good website (link above in prev post)
if you have not looked at the stories and the "retail locations" ... it makes interesting reading and future dinner party conversation, for sure. Nothing like being next-hand to what we eat.
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I don't know where you live, but I buy my eggs from a lady on Number Two Road in Richmond. I see the chickens wandering around her yard - that's free-range enough for me! I'd love to find farm-raised chicken - I used to get mine from Dee in Richmond, but they've moved and their chicken operation is no more.
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I know this is an old message but I saw this now. How were the eggs from your farmer on #2? I went to a farm on #6 and their yolks are pale yellow! I was quite disappointed. Hope you get this message cause I'd like to know! Thank you!
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Orange yolks do not necessarily indicate that the eggs are free range. The deeper coloured yolks can be achieved by including various additives to the feed; often marigold flowers are used for this purpose. See this Chow blog link for a closer look at this topic:
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Very true Scoffier, I hate that the colour of an eggs yolk now implies quality. Crack an organic Rabbit River egg (best I think that is readily available on the market) next to an "omega 3" egg and you will see. The omega 3 egg could easily be a battery cage egg but has a much more orange yolk.


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Removes the first element from an array and returns that element. This method changes the length of the array.
Method of Array | |
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The shift
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Example: Removing an element from an array
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// assumes a println function is defined var myFish = ["angel", "clown", "mandarin", "surgeon"]; println("myFish before: " + myFish); var shifted = myFish.shift(); println("myFish after: " + myFish); println("Removed this element: " + shifted);
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myFish before: angel,clown,mandarin,surgeon myFish after: clown,mandarin,surgeon Removed this element: angel
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"Could not listen to the whole thing"
Better story, fewer characters.
No - but it will most likely make me avoid the authors of the book.
I don't know - I only managed to listen to an hour or so .....
I was weary of picking this to begin with - I should have gone with my intuition and leaving it be.
"Disappointing performance"
I'm a huge foundation fan - have the whole series in book form. Read them from the library before buying them, read them again and again. But I will not be getting any of the other audio versions of the famous series. What a disappointment. This was like listening to someone reading up from the phone book, jumping all over the place and unable to catch your attention.
I can read the book get actually understand the action. The narrator just left me confused.
"Interesting universe told over and over again"
I've re-listened to quite a few audio books in the past. I don't think this audio book or any of the books after the first series will qualify for that. It feels like it's the same story told over and over again, and you find yourself not getting surprised by the majority of the actions.
This is my first "military" SCIFI I've "read". The initial story of Black Jack Geary and how he introduced dicipline and structure to make a force many fold more effective was exiting. But the Lost Stars doesn't measure up to the original story line(s). If I have to compare it to something it would be the Crusade series by Taylor Anderson.
Good and steady voice and voice acting. Not a lot of "X said", "Y said" - and you recognize characters by voice. Clear and well spoken. In other words, what I've come to expect from an audio-book.
The whole universe of the story is interesting but being a science buff, the whole series has a lot of basic scientific faults that finally got to me as this last series came to an end. SPACE works differently than our ships do on earth. When the engine cuts out in space, YOU DO NOT STOP! There's no such thing as speed in space - only relative movements to other objects. There's no up or down - something the author first claims is easily determined when looking at a solar system, but later "admits" that someone decides up and down when a new system is detected. But then, no where do we hear about how this is communicated and particular after a jump this seems rather important. Vessels shooting mechanical objects cannot shoot them faster than humans can perceive if they are starting from a dead stop. So firing metal balls CAN be viewed at least when they are fired. And unless they have any propulsion system on them, they'll not speed up or stop going once they are cut loose. It's also interesting that concepts like Gravity is completely ignored in the whole series. Even ships without energy seems to have gravity for some reason. Even escape pods. I also find it odd that communication at the speed of light can go through planetary objects and never cause problems communicating from ship to ship, HOWEVER the radar and information of other ships locations are a matter of line of sight.
Once you ignore these technical faults, all you have to get used to is getting the same "technology" explained over and over again, in each book. I'm not sure, but I think 1 hour or so could be omitted from each book if all the repetition was removed.
"Confusing and nothing to hold you to the story lin"
It was like word spagetti. Felt like the author enjoys making up names and terms for just the fun of having writing them. About 1 hour in, there was so many new phrases and words, that you couldn't engage with the story at all. Also, the story jumps all over the place initially - I only got a few hours in before I gave up - at that time no real plot line other than the lead chapter, was clear.
Bad question. Dan Simmons and every other author should write books THEY like, not what I like. I just have a different taste than the author.
Monotone, unengaging, confusing.
don't know - didn't go through the whole thing.
I like longer audio books. I travel a lot, and it's a great way to relax. Short stories aren't long enough to last through a whole trip - so I tend to like 15+ hour books. Gives me more than a day or two of listening to the same story. But if the story like The Fall of Hyperion simply turns out to be a lot of smaller stories tied together, it looses the energy of getting to know characters, relating to a situation etc. - it's just a bunch of small stories.
"Wasn't able to even finish it"
A point to the story?
Minutes upon minutes of garble and unintelligent dialog. Unable to get a connection to a story that is all over the place. C
The change of voice and person is significant ant troubling. Using the same tone of voice and way of reading would make it much easier a listen.
Based on book 1 I ventured into book 2. But I'm thoroughly done with the series based on this example.
"Great story and characters - poor preformance"
Characters, Magic, Consistency
Fay - Character went from uneducated farm girl grows into adulthood, responsibilities and learning. You follo how she grew from girl, to woman, to master of her own destiny. Had some great lines too.
YES!!! The whispering and low voices makes it impossible to listen and hear it all even a full volume, just to get ear-deafning yelling a few seconds later.
No - I listen mainly during my commute.
The series is one of the better - and while you'll have to listen to them in order, they build well upon each other.
No - at this point I think that will end my experience with either. I found myself zooming out several times during the read, but still it wasn't hard to follow - very repetitious.
If the story line is going to be as teenagy as this, then yes. It failed to describe a believable universe and personalities. Lots of other fantasy books covering the craft and other mythology seems to work better on so many other levels.
The audio was easily understood - good voice. But it was almost made child-like at times, making the voice change for each character may work at times - but not this time.


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Weapon on Cairo High Campus
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Updated: 01/31/2007 - A Cairo High student is in some hot water, busted for bringing a weapon on campus.
Updated: 01/31/2007 - The pride of FAMU heads to Miami!
Updated: 01/31/2007 - A lawmaker wants to protect holiday greetings.
Updated: 01/31/2007 - Florida Gov. Charlie Crist will propose paying for voting machine paper trails.
Updated: 01/31/2007 - A fire destroyed a historic house and left a Gadsden County couple without a home.
Updated: 01/31/2007 - A preemptive strike by Florida's governor and cabinet is freezing insurance rates and halting cancellations.
Posted: 01/30/2007 - Florida Governor Charlie Crist is pushing for a special election this year to ease the tax burden on millions of Floridians.
Updated: 01/31/2007 - Another Florida restaurant is on the hook for serving bogus grouper, and this one is right under the attorney general's nose.
Posted: 01/30/2007 - A man wanted for murder in North Carolina was arrested in Tallahassee.
Updated: 01/30/2007 - They had him in their sights, but he got away. A man accused of trying to kill his ex- girlfriend is still out there.
Posted: 01/30/2007 - For many young people, text messaging or instant messaging friends is a regular part of their day, but as a new generation picks up on the trendy lingo, English teachers across the country are becoming concerned.
Updated: 01/30/2007 - A Gadsden County woman is on trial for the 2003 murder of 51-year-old Moses Wilson. The murder was once deemed a cold case.
Updated: 01/31/2007 - One Thomasville high school is going the extra mile to make sure juniors are ready for the Georgia High School Graduation Test.
Updated: 01/30/2007 - The First District Court of Appeals ruled on a former commissioner's request for attorney's fees.
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Posted: 01/30/2007 - A new bill would completely eliminate state income tax on retirement income of residents 65 and older by the year 2013.
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Posted: 01/29/2007 - One community is not faring well when it comes to providing residents with basic needs such as food and shelter.
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Posted: 01/29/2007 - Students in Gadsden County will get a chance to learn about space at the Challenger Learning Center.
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Posted: 01/29/2007 - Georgia's new Joshua's Law makes it tougher for teen drivers to get their license, but just getting into a driver's ed class seems to be half the battle.


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Vertical Integration and Costly Demand Information in Regulated Network Industries
We study how vertical integration in regulated network industries affects the acquisition and transmission of socially valuable information on demand. We consider a regulated upstream monopoly with downstream unregulated Cournot competition and demand uncertainty. Demand information serves to set the access price and to foster competition in the unregulated segment but demand realizations can be observed at some cost only by the upstream monopolist; information acquisition is also unobservable. We show that vertical integration favours acquisition of demand information because of the transmission of information generated by the public nature of the regulatory mechanism. This holds both when access to information is easier for the upstream firm and when it is easier for downstream firms.
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Volume (Year): 40 (2012)
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This IDTechEx event, along with the others in the series (The European Printed Electronics event will be in Berlin, Germany on April 3-4 2012), focuses strongly on the commercialization of printed electronics. "We are very excited at the diverse range of end user organizations attending," says Raghu Das, CEO of the analyst and event host firm IDTechEx. "Our agenda covers many different end user vertical markets, which has attracted organizations as diverse as DHL, P&G, Nike, Boeing, Microsoft, Estee Lauder, Pepsico and many many more." Indeed, the combined total sales of presenting companies is over half a trillion dollars - $620 Billion to be precise.
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