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The Bureau of Land Management, which administers about 245 million acres of public lands, manages livestock grazing on 155 million acres of those lands, as guided by Federal law. The terms and conditions for grazing on BLM-managed lands (such as stipulations on forage use and season of use) are set forth in the permits and leases issued by the Bureau to public land ranchers.
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During the era of homesteading, Western public rangelands were often overgrazed because of policies designed to promote the settlement of the West and a lack of understanding of these arid ecosystems. In response to requests from Western ranchers, Congress passed the Taylor Grazing Act of 1934 (named after Rep. Edward Taylor of Colorado), which led to the creation of grazing districts in which grazing use was apportioned and regulated. Under the Taylor Grazing Act, the first grazing district to be established was Wyoming Grazing District Number 1 on March 23, 1935. Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes created a Division of Grazing within the Department to administer the grazing districts; this division later became the U.S. Grazing Service and was headquartered in Salt Lake City. In 1946, as a result of a government reorganization by the Truman Administration, the Grazing Service was merged with the General Land Office to become the Bureau of Land Management.
The unregulated grazing that took place before enactment of the Taylor Grazing Act caused unintended damage to soil, plants, streams, and springs. As a result, grazing management was initially designed to increase productivity and reduce soil erosion by controlling grazing through both fencing and water projects and by conducting forage surveys to balance forage demands with the land's productivity ("carrying capacity").
These initial improvements in livestock management, which arrested the degradation of public rangelands while improving watersheds, were appropriate for the times. But by the 1960s and 1970s, public appreciation for public lands and expectations for their management rose to a new level, as made clear by congressional passage of such laws as the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, the Endangered Species Act of 1973, and the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976. Consequently, the BLM moved from managing grazing in general to better management or protection of specific rangeland resources, such as riparian areas, threatened and endangered species, sensitive plant species, and cultural or historical objects. Consistent with this enhanced role, the Bureau developed or modified the terms and conditions of grazing permits and leases and implemented new range improvement projects to address these specific resource issues, promoting continued improvement of public rangeland conditions.
Laws that apply to the BLM's management of public lands grazing include the Taylor Grazing Act of 1934, the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, the Endangered Species Act of 1973, the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, and the Public Rangelands Improvement Act of 1978.
Any U.S. citizen or validly licensed business can apply for a BLM grazing permit or lease. To do so, one must either:
A May 14, 2012, press release issued by PEER (Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility) – titled "Livestock's Heavy Hooves Impair One-Third of BLM Rangelands" – contains numerous erroneous assertions based on a misunderstanding of the footnotes in the BLM's 2011 Rangeland Inventory, Monitoring, and Evaluation (RIME) report.
What is most important to note is that numbers in the RIME report reflect the number of allotments not meeting land health standards, with the total number of acres in those allotments, not the actual number of acres not meeting land health standards in those allotments. For example, if a portion of a 3,000-acre allotment is determined not to be meeting standards, then the entire 3,000-acre allotment is counted and reported as not meeting standards, even though a significant amount of acreage in that allotment may in reality be meeting standards. The BLM has developed and will soon be implementing a mapping process and database that will document the actual number of acres not meeting land health standards.
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A 28-minute video (bottom left) from the Society of Range Management (SRM) and the BLM tells the story of livestock grazing on Western public rangelands and its contributions to a variety of important public interests and values.
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by Dave Bar The compact folding design means you'll want to take these headphones with you everywhere. Travel in peace and quiet with these compact, high-quality headphones AKG's K 495 NC headphones are a life-saver for busy professionals on the go. They use built-in active circuitry to reduce external background noise, for a quieter, more relaxing listening experience. The softly cushioned leather earpads and headband stay comfortable for hours at a stretch. Brushed-metal parts and solid construction lend these 'phones a luxurious and durable feel. AKG has over 60 years of experience designing headphones, so you can count on accurate, uncolored sound. Enjoy your music wherever you roam The K 495 NC's built-in rechargeable battery provides up to 40 hours of noise-canceling operation per charge, and comes with its own compact wall charger. You can even charge up using the supplied USB charging cable and one of your computer's USB ports. AKG's patented folding design allows these 'phones to collapse down to a super-compact size for easy travel. They'll connect to virtually any portable audio device with a mini headphone jack, plus you get an airline adapter, so you can plug into in-flight entertainment systems and block out engine roar. A handy carrying case stores the headphones along with all the included accessories. From our review of the AKG K 495 NC "Between the padded, easily adjustable headband, the plush and comfortable earpieces, and the balanced, bass-forward yet restrained presentation, you have a recipe for a headphone that's primed for the long haul, no matter where you find yourself." Woody, Crutchfield A/V Writer Product Highlights:lightweight, on-ear design with active noise cancelingcompact and portable with 3D-Axis2 folding mechanism for easy storage and portabilitybuilt-in rechargeable battery (can be charged via connection to a PC or with included AC charger)music playback with or without noise cancelingfrequency range: 20-20,000 Hzimpedance: 26 ohms48" and 78" detachable single-sided headphone cords with stereo mini plugUSB charging cable includedAC charger with multi-country adapter plugsairline adapter and carrying case includedweight: 8.3 oz. (without cable)warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee
Akg k495 Written By Hank808, Honolulu on Saturday, March 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality I've used the Qc3 for a number of years and thought no other maker could beat it. Until I came across several reviews praising the AKG K 495. I gave it try and was thoroughly impressed with the build, the quality of sound, and the nc function. Much better bang for the buck. Pros: Sound is better across all channels. The build and look of the k495 is better than anything presently available. Cons: You do experience ear fatigue, but you get used to it after a few sittings.
Great Quality but failed on some basic details Written By David, Portland, OR on Thursday, February 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality First the good: Noise reduction and sound quality are great. Sounds way better than the Bose. Must have a built-in amp b/c it gets super loud. Overall super premium phones. Now the bad: While the construction is very high quality, they failed to consider a few basic details that end up being really annoying. 1) The cloth wire is great for not tangling, but the fabric rubs against your shirt collar, creating a sound that's amplified in the phones when the NC function is on. 2) They should have made a button to turn the NC on/off. The big ring is a cool idea but not functional at all. It's too hard to turn on/off when the headphones are on, but even worse the metal ring is loose (it jiggles), which again creates an amplified noise every time it contacts something (your hand, your chair) or you turn your head quickly. Pros: Very high quality construction. Sound great. NC is exceptional. Cons: Components make noise that's amplified in the phones when NC is on. Over the ear would be more comfortable, but for wearing under 2 hours it's fine without a break.
Fell short of expectations for AKG Written By Brad, Houston on Wednesday, January 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality I've purchased this set of headphones twice, because I was so impressed with their potential. The design and materials used is excellent. Under the right circumstances, the sound is awesome. However, with noice cancellation on, there was obvious low frequency distortion on about half the tracks I listened to. Although the NC switch is uniqure, it doesn't work well. On the second pair of AKG 495s, the switch had "play" in it and only activated NC about 50% of the time. You had to "toggle" it back and forth to get it to work. I have now returned two copies of the AKG 495, relucatantly because they have so much potential. I purchased a pair of the less expensive AKG-490s and I will keep them. There is no distortion in the bass of the 490 and the simple on / off switch for NC works every time. The 490 lacks the "awesome" sound of the 495 when everything is just right, but they still sound very good and there is never any distortion. Pros: Design and materials used. Very efficient. Unique set of cans. Under the right conditions, fantastic sound stage and presenece. Cons: NC switch is poorly assembled and often doesn't work. Considerable bass "boost" in NC mode, which causes significant distortion.
Great Quality but Can Improve Written By DonS, Cedarburg, WI on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality These headphones do exemplify a qualioty product. they are constructed well, package and travel extremely efficiently, are true to their charge specifications, and are a good buy. They are generally comfortable, but for a long flight (i,e, more than 2+ hours) still require you to shift them to avoid discomfort on the ears. The sound quality, both with and without the noise canceling turned on, is crystal clear and superior quality; although can be slightly light on bass in passive mode. The one item most concerning is that while they are exceptional at filtering out the airplane engine sounds, they are fairly ineffective at filtering out other ambient noises, such as passenger voices, the clinks and clanks that occur on airplanes, the annoying announcements, or the coughs and sneezes. Still, they do muffle enough to provide a good, restful environment allowing sleep or peaceful reading. Overall, a worthy investment. Pros: Compactness, sound quality, tangle-free cords, built in rechargeable battery (no fumbling with AA's). Cons: Noise canceling above average but not great, and not much else.
AKG K 495 NC Written By DonC, BURBANK, IL on Monday, January 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Well worth the money - excellent quality
Stylish but not much else Written By Searchy, Lawrence, KS on Monday, January 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality To date, these headphones are the best looking pair on the market. The slivery metallic hinges combined with authentic leather earphone covers makes a killer fashion statement. The swivel switch and green/red lighting are beautiful. Forget about Bose and Beats, these are what a Fortune 500 executive would wear. The case and accessories are top notch as well. The case is genuine leather that's so soft you'll think about getting a case to protect the case. I can spend all day enjoying the texture of the case, forget about the headphones! As much as I would like to stop my review here and just dwell on the case, I bought headphones and intend on using them. There are so many negatives that I will present them in list form for the purpose of organization. ***Design*** I have no doubt to the quality and longevity of the headphone joints. For record, the build quality is excellent. Attention to detail in the design was pretty thorough. You will appreciate the numbered notches on the adjustable band. However, the AKG K495s fail in functionality. Keeping the cans from bumping into each other, scratching off the paint, is impossible. Whether wearing them DJ style or storing them in the case, the cans will bump into each other and leave scratches. Folding them into the included case is an enigma. They cannot be folded such that they are symmetrical. Instead, the proper way to store them is little better than randomly tossing them in and hoping they fit. The metal joints also scratch Pros: the delicate insides, made of slippery nylon, of the case. ***Comfort*** These are one of the least comfortable on-ear headphones I've had the opportunity to try on. The leather on both cans, as previously mentioned, are exceptionally soft. They feel practically weightless upon your head. Unfortunately, the inner edge of the leather, where the leather connects to the mesh that allows sound to pass through, is hard and chaffs against your ear. Wearing them for more than 4 hours is unbearable. Cons: I thought they might need breaking in so I bore the pain and wore them for 50 hours. In the end, they were still tough and uncomfortable. ***Sound Quality*** Poor is the kindest word to describe the SQ. These headphones lack depth although clarity was exceptional. The soundstage was very limited, I was constantly reminded that the sound was coming through headphones. The bass in Passive mode was practically nonexistent. Mids were great while highs failed on me. ***NC*** Defective. Loud pop
AKG K 495 NC Written By Anonymous, Westport Ct on Monday, June 25, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Better than Bose. Easy to ware although after 4 hours had to move phones so ears were not pinched. On off switch on left side is excellent. Noise cancelation is excellent and battery life is long. Love the cloth covered wires which do not knot up very much at all.


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The median nerve provides feeling and movement to the thumb side of the hand, including the palm, thumb, index finger, middle finger, and thumb side of the ring finger.
The area in your wrist where the nerve enters the hand is called the carpal tunnel. This tunnel is normally narrow. Any swelling can pinch the nerve and cause pain, numbness, tingling or weakness. This is called carpal tunnel syndrome.
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Our sumptuous Westport Almond Ottoman is a functional, elegant addition to the home. Fully upholstered in bonded almond leather and trimmed with antique brass nailheads, this handsome ottoman has attractive curves, a fully lined interior, and a lift-off top for storage. Offers a place to sit, store and visually satisfy in any room.Bombay exclusiveCrafted of bonded leatherAntique brass nailhead trimFully assembled- ♦ Description
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Fluid curves mark the contemporary style of Baldwin's Springfield style door pull, making it an ideal match to most modern décor. Constructed from solid brass, each stylish pull is designed for durability as well as appearance and is more than capable of withstanding the rigors of daily use. Further, you'll find no trouble installing this product, as each Baldwin door pull comes with the necessary through-bolts designed specifically for 1-3/4 inch thick doors, with the options for invisible mounting and concealed screw covers at an additional charge (screw covers sold separately, see Baldwin product number 0129 for traditional or 0175 for contemporary models). Each pull comes in a wide variety of hand polished Baldwin finishes, making it easy to coordinate the look and feel of your interior design, proving once again that Baldwin is dedicated to providing beautiful, quality products to meet all of your hardware needs.
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Kernels in general as massive and very dangerous beast to tame and normally is so close to the hardware that is hard to tell if any of this new techniques can even produce a performance improve after the shitstorm of patches, so this kinda things can take many many revisions to even get through and remember linux run in many architectures and 1 small change can break havoc in another architecture which make this changes slower since they need a truckload of testing and reviews.
things like LTO could be different since is a compiler feature [not a code change] that can provide some additional performance/size optimizations for almost free[wikipedia LTO is to extensive to explain here] but even so for this patch to reach mainline will need to support most architecture and probably several P1[google this one too] fixes in GCC in the next revisions
about compiling the kernel with microsoft c compiler, errhmm, never will ever happen and msvc isn't exactly a performance king either[including C++] that is why ICC and PGC are so common on HPC industry to start with
about llvm forget about it in the next 5 years at minimal, linus won't allow anything upstream that can't produce code for all the kernel supported plataforms and provide ultra uber massively performance/size improvements to justify the change and llvm can't compete with GCC in neither for now. So if you wanna llvm/whatever compiler/etc. make a git repo and do it yourself so ppl can download your patches and test[someone did this with ICC some time ago] but even so it would be a very hard task to get them upstream, if you feel like loling and asking why?? well start to create those patches and you will see the light
Android will probably never, ever, ship with a stock linux kernel.
Neither will RHEL or any other "supported" distribution.
So what?
The opinions of Linus have not, and are not even slowing down, development of features that people want.
This is why we have GPL, so we don't have to worry about his opinions, even though he holds the copyright.
If RedHat or google or anyone else finds value in this, they will scoop it right up regardless, good for them.
MIS everywhere is looking for reasons to throw out their Windows servers. We've been putting up with remote management nightmares* for just far too long. Between the nightmare of Windows 8 and a nice uptick in linux kernel performance, there's more reason for RHEL migration.
To me this is a very exciting thing, you don't see significant overall kernel performance improvements very often.
* - from over a DSL connection, try running multiple Remote Desktop connections, and then try the same with SSH connections.
LTO does not speed up, or if it does it, it will do it with a minimal ratio: the hand-tuned performance codebases have little to no speedup, and this was written into the LTO based papers. LTO gives more inline strategies, and it can reduce/remove the small functions. As there is no profiling inside LTO, the inlining are mostly based on space and remove dead code, which in turn creates smaller binaries.
LTO most likely will reduce the kernel size by a factor of 5 to 10%.
If a distribution wants to try, it can use a higher optimization level (like -O3) to get better performance at the price of a bigger binary size and will use LTO to reduce back the size to the original with lower optimizations.
Cache effects, man, cache effects. They're all the more effective in a kernel.
you are wrong.
1.) android is really trying to ship with a vanilla kernel from some time now, they are sending their custom patches to upstream because the current model is a nightmare from the maintenance POV, just imagine in 1 year or 6 months they have to support ARM64 for the next gen phones/tablets but the code is written for kernel 3.7[most likely] but their working kernel is still in the 2.6 tree <--- pure hardcore pain
2.) redhat ship a vanilla kernel[i would like to see where you get this from LOL], you can check so in the rpm source package and the fact that they may need sometimes to patch or backport features from higher or lower versions of the vanilla sources doesn't mean redhat ship an custom kernel it just mean they need to keepalive some feature to stay abi compatible or that a common hardware driver got important fixes in later revisions[99% of the time] but even so they upload most of those patches back to upstream [check the kernel git and count the redhat commits]
3.) the same apply to all distros, they don't ship custom kernel they ship vanilla with handpicked backports[or like some ubuntu versions messy ugly hacks]
4.) linus is not irrelevant, if a patch is not accepted upstream it will suffer a slow death that is a fact because is just too hard to keep the code synced with upstream and since the crowd that can compile their kernel with this out of tree patch are too small for bothering in keeping the code alive in the long run
5.) GPL don't state that your patch has to be accepted it just means you can take the code and do whatever you want [as long as you follow the license conditions] hence if linus says no your project has to live as an out of tree patch until you get bored.
6.) ok if your patch is rejected once but later in time meet the conditions to enter upstream linus will acept it or at least propose a technical review of the patches[this is the common case] so once llvm can support the same number of architectures that gcc do and prove to provide an important enhacement with no regressions then we can talk about llvm and the kernel
7.) about C99 no one is saying it won't help, im saying many of those features could be useful but a kernel is not your average binary and the code is pretty close to baremetal[and a ton of ASM btw], meaning that maybe this feature won't provide enough punch to justify all the work, so someone has to take this job out of tree and test like hell and determine if this is FUD or it will save kittens and puppies[scientific method > whining cuz i want a feature because sounds cool]
8.) not just redhat or google but everyone is free to clone the kernel git tree and experiment to their heart content with it and if your experimentation produce tangible results then you send your patches to be included in the main tree so all can benefit[OSS always work like this since i remember] so i don't get your point?
9.) as far as i know linus own the name Linux but the copyright is from every developer not linus[again would be nice post a link] hence why he has stated many times that is almost impossible to change linux license since every developer that has a patch in the kernel has to approve the change and the problem is that many died and thier code has to be rewritten from scratch, bla bla bla[google it im not a lawyer so best to read from someone else]
10.) you can use ssh on windows/mac but ok i admit is better than RDP
11.) "The opinions of Linus have not, and are not even slowing down, development of features that people want." linus don't give a rat ass about what user wants since he is smart enough to understand they are almost always wrong so as an outstanding engineer[like most of the core devs] the features to be included has to meet the engienerring specs and pass a technical board review and that is the way it should be like it or not. this is science not a popularity pageant and in the case of kon kolivas[i bet you are gonna lol me with this one] i think linus[and core devs] had good reason to reject many of those patches and i have to admit the code was very very complex compared to cfq[which introduce the maintenance variable]
@fran & jrc
I believe you are both correct.
I do not believe an android device will ever 'ship' with the vanilla kernel.
I do believe that android features (wakelocks) will make it back into mainline eventually.
By the time that they do, android will likely have new features that will trickle down into mainline, eventually.
This ins't to say that mainline is in a perpetual state of catching up, it is saying that features often need an additional period of vetting and re-thinking before being placed in mainline. This is probably a good thing. As long as mainline remains the foundation upon which everything is built, and projects like andriod rebase frequently enough, we're all set.
I wonder how many guys here know that android wanted to ship with the vanilla kernel, but their patches where rejected upstream so they where forced to fork the kernel...
Pretty much all of us do. It's good that they wanted to ship vanilla. It's good that the patches were rejected (they were fugly). It's good that they forked to meet a timeline. It's good that some of the patches and features have been reworked and integrated into mainline. It's good that Android developers and the community are working to bring Android closer to mainline.
The benefit of Android's fork was that they could release the features "right now" back in 2006-ish, and not wait for the community vetting process. It possibly could have been handled a bit more gracefully back then, if not technically, then socially. I think everyone was terribly nervous about the situation, but it doesn't appear to be that bad now. The linux kernel, and android, have improved significantly as a result of Google's efforts.
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I'm learning to carve gybe. Sailing a Futura 131 with a Rock 4.2 m sail and Drake 48cm fin in 15-20 knot wind. I weigh 75kg. Board seems to sail into the wind too much. Should I be using a smaller fin? Can anyone recommend fins to use with 4.2 and 5.2m Rock sails.
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Why are you using a 4.2 m2 rig in 15-20 knots of wind on such a big board. At 75 Kg the board is pretty big, but your 4.2 and 5.2 m2 Rigs are way too small. For your stated wind speeds, one would expect you to be on 6.5-7.5m2 rigs. You could use a smaller fin, but the 48 cm you have should carve jibe very nicely if you ever got going fast enough. Roger |
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Thanks or the advice. I've recently progressed from a Fanatic Bee 317 (195litre) to the Futura, so still finding my feet. I'll try the 5.2m sail on my next session and look round for a 6m+ sail.
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If you are truly trying to do fully planing carve jibes, remember speed is your best friend. If you don't have the speed going into your carve, to stay on plane all the way around, you won't complete the jibe planing. and instead will have to settle for a slow speed step jibe when your board comes off plane. As far as your board wanting to go upwind, it's most likely doing precisely what you are telling it to do. Are you all the way back on the board and in the foot straps when you feel you are planing? Check that you are not standing slightly off center of the board (on the upwind side) and tipping/tilting the upwind rail slightly lower than the downwind rail. You board will go at any angle you tell it to, but now you are foot steering completely, and tiny little changes in the side to side angle of your Futura 131 will steer your board. Lee rail down slightly, and you will turn off the wind a little. Keep your board flat and it will go straight in whatever direction you are pointing. Tip it slightly to windward (lee rail higher than the upwind rail) and it will constantly want to turn upwind. You are on a true short board now, and trying to steer with your rig as you did on your Fanatic will not work. Yes, you can influence your direction some with how you position your rig, but once planing, and your rig is raked back, it's all about the rail to rail (athwartships) attitude of the bottom of your board and the only way you can change that is with your feet and your weight. Keep your weight over the centerline and you go straight (non planing). Get your weight onto the rig (through your harness and harness lines) and even though your weight is well off the centerline, the applied pressure from your weight will be through your mast foot which is on the centerline. Hope this helps, Roger |
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Roger is spot on. There are several problems to overcome before dreaming to perform carving jibes: 1) I would try to use a 40 cm fin with a 6.x m2 sail on your Futura 131 to learn carving jibes. You might have problems when keeping the board at speed and banked on her rail during a carving jibe when you have a too big a fin (48 cm) with a too small a sail. Especially in choppy water... 2) You would need at least a 6.5 m2 sail to start and sustain planing and it should be perfect for your 75 kg in 15-20 knots of wind to learn carving jibe. 3) I'm afraid that you can't do that with a 4.2 or with a 5.2 m2 sail in 15-20 knots of wind because you won't be able to initiate the carving jibe at full planing speed. You would need 25+ knots wind with a 5.2 m2 sail or 35+ knots wind with your 4.2 m2 sail. If you cannot build enough planing speed at the curve's entry, you simply cannot do carving jibes. Cheers ! JM |
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Roger and Jean-Marc,
Appreciate the advice. Hoping to buy a Tush 6.5 soon, then get out at Roa Island, Barrow to practice. JoshFitz |
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