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After almost four years of frustration, local loggers and helicopter loggers are finally salvaging some value out of the big timber standing dead in the most severely burned areas of the 2007 Moonlight Fire.
Of special significance is the 40-year anniversary of the first-ever U.S. helicopter logging job, which was done in the same area.
Oregon companies like Erickson Air-Crane and Colombia Helicopters are back again, though with a newer crew and experience that includes many thousands of payloads and company expansions into global construction and firefighting.
Back during that first experimental helicopter logging job, Colombia President Wes Lematta and several members of his crew signed one of the helicopter tail blades and presented it to Bob and Margaret Cooke, who placed it in the Indian Valley Museum with local and regional newspaper clippings about the experimental logging project near Taylorsville.
Clippings are now located at the Plumas County Museum in Quincy, where Scott Lawson and Dan Elliott accessed them for their local history book about logging in Plumas County.
One of the clippings is a story about the late Doc Hatch, who was a Colombia Helicopters cutter on that first job, and was soon a cutting superintendent.
Another article ran in the Feather River Bulletin Thursday, Aug. 12, 1971, with a photo of then Forest Supervisor Lloyd Britton watching as the Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane helicopter, leased by Erickson Air-Crane, was operated on the Plumas National Forest near Taylorsville.
Then U.S. Regional Forester Doug Leisz reported the helicopter loads were about 9 tons each, and pilots flew them one mile from the timber sale area to the landing.
He figured an average of 126,000 board feet of timber were airlifted daily with no need to build roads or skid logs.
Another article was on a full page cut from the Sacramento Bee. There was no date on the page, except for a handwritten "1970."
Then staff writer Walt Wiley wrote a magazine-like account of the logging job, complete with "the twin-turbine whoosh of a giant helicopter" working over "steep, snowy hillsides."
He interviewed Jack Erickson of Erickson Logging, then out of Marysville, who told him of a previous failed experiment with helicopter logging in Oregon.
Erickson's subsidiary, Plumas Lumber Company, bought the timber sale at a price he initially thought was too high to make helicopter logging profitable.
Instead of the 9-ton payloads reported by Leisz, Timber Chief John Murray and helicopter pilot Bob Brown told Wiley that they averaged about 8,000 pounds — the payload size needed to make the job profitable.
Brown described how a sling was used, and woods workers told him about the chokers, "special wire rope nooses," they used to attach logs to the sling.
They also told Wiley that they couldn't wear their hard hats — they had to wear bright orange caps and gloves instead, so they would be more visible to pilots and so their hard hats wouldn't turn into missiles blown by the 70-mph rotor wash from the helicopter.
Workers today find that hardhat story hard to believe, but then hard hats have been improved and adapted to better fit the jobs, just like Erickson adapted his first old military helicopter with a vantage point, now a bubble, off the left side for the pilot to look down out of.
Today, the size of the payloads and the time it takes to get them from the sale area to the landing are important to the success or failure of a job.
The job is more dangerous today, too, because the logs have been standing dead for almost four years.
Huge chunks of bark and wood debris can be seen falling from the logs while they are aloft between pickup and delivery.
"That can kill someone," said Joe Smailes, Ecosystem Operations team leader on the Mt. Hough Ranger District.
He drove this reporter out for a tour of the main service landing about two weeks after work started on the Cairn Multi Product Fire Salvage Sale.
Pew Forest Products owner Randy Pew said that it was his son, Jared, who figured out how to make this job profitable.
Many details that seem small to others are what made it possible.
Cedar logs, for example, are taken to Oroville and Lincoln for the best process by truckers who live down there.
The same goes for some top grade logs that are taken up to southern Oregon.
And the people at Collins Pine pitched in too by offering a higher price to make it work.
Safety is another huge concern, and Jared Pew spent some time trying to find a company that could do the grapple-style helicopter logging.
With the wood being dead so long, it is more dangerous to work with, and he did not want choker setters working underneath airborne logs.
Instead, loggers place a different sort of line on the tree that the pilot can see and hook with a grapple.
And the trees are color-coded with tags so the pilot knows if he can pick up more than one tree at a time.
It takes only seconds for the pilot to hover over the trees and hook onto them, and back at the landing one can see the cable wiggle in the split second it takes for him to let go of them again.
Each turn over Lights Creek Road that day took only about 90 seconds, even with two trees on the line.
Pew was the only bidder on the sale, which includes more than 60 million board feet of timber.
It took two teams to get this sale going: the Forest Service and Pew.
The Forest Service first had to perform all the requisite studies and courtroom battles with environmental groups like the John Muir Project.
Then Pew's son Jared spent countless hours tracking changes in the lumber market and studying helicopter logging and myriad other details, all the while trying to figure out a way to make the job pay enough to employ the number of people it would take to get it done.
Pew hired Colombia Helicopters, and its people, in turn, hired one of Erickson's Canadian subsidiary ships.
Pew figures he has about 15 workers at the landings, six of his own trucks, nine other trucks, and about 15 fallers altogether, all mostly local employees, some of whom can stop their trucks at home for lunch on the way to the mill or back.
Pew remembers driving up to see that first helicopter job 40 years ago, when he was still in high school.
In a logging family already, neither he nor his late father ever thought helicopter logging would work.
He was amazed back then, and he is again.
"It's a minor miracle that we're even here and able to work," Randy Pew said. "I think it's one of the biggest things that has happened here in a long time."
Small, more rotted trees will be left behind, and there will be untouched patches of big timber where there are still live trees.
There will be a lot of firewood to harvest in this area when the job is over in the fall, Smailes said.
This brings to an end the timber harvesting jobs on public lands in the 2007 Moonlight and Wheeler fire areas, although there may be a small job near Wilcox.
About the helicopters
Colombia Helicopters was founded in 1957 by World War II veteran Wes Lematta, who used the GI Bill to finish his flight training before purchasing a used Hiller 12B with his brother Eddie.
By 1960 they were awarded a power-company contract to place wood poles, which is how he developed the direct visual operational control method still used today — they lean out the left window so they can see what they are doing with the long attachment lines and conduct an operation with safety and precision.
Erickson Air-Crane was a new company in 1971, started with a leased S-64 Skycrane helicopter by Erickson Lumber Company owner Jack Erickson, a second-generation logger.
It was Erickson who first developed a way to make helicopter logging economical, after less successful efforts by people in other countries.
Erickson has expanded operations ever since and now boasts three international subsidiaries and a base of operations in Central Point, Ore., that employs more than 500 people.


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The Nelson Outdoor End Table will help bring some style and class to your outdoor seating area. This outdoor end table from George Nelson and Herman Miller comes with a stone top in your choice of marble or granite that will stand up to the elements year after year. The stone surface rests atop a sculpted metal base, all supported by adjustable glides that will help keep your table level and sturdy on uneven surfaces.
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From the graceful base to the beautifully proportionate stone top, we love the Nelson Pedestal Table's design. Forget practicality - sure, it's a table and can hold your drinks with aplomb - but this side table's all about the look. And it's a dang smooth look.
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This is an expensive little table! Lustrously finished in marble or granite, it packs a lot of luxury into a small package - and that costs quite a bit. Hey, we're just being honest here. Here's the thing: compare the price with other Mid-Century marble tables and it doesn't look so bad.
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The Nelson Outdoor Pedestal Table is beautiful, richly appointed, and an icon of the mid-century modern era. It's immediately recognizable for the enduring quality of its design, and will be an heirloom-quality feature anywhere you put it - on the patio, or indoors.
- Overall: 21.5" high x 17" diameter
- Top is .75" thick
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- Top is cut to order and finished with a knife edge derived from Nelson's original design
- Adjustable glides provide stability
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- Georgia White Marble was used by Daniel Chester French for his sculpture of Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial
- Georgia Grey Marble comes from the quarry that produced the marble used in the 2004 renovation of the Museum of Modern Art in New York
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- Quebec Graphite Granite, a subtly patterned, deep-hued stone, was used to rich effect in Chicago's John Hancock Center
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George NelsonWhen writing about the course of his remarkable 50-year career, George Nelson described a series of creative "zaps"--moments of out-of-the-blue inspiration "when the solitary individual finds he is connected with a reality he never dreamed of." It was these zaps that would lead to the creation of some of the most original furniture designs of the 20th century- including the Coconut Chair, the Marshmallow Sofa, and the Nelson End Table.
An early zap came in the 1930s, when he was an architectural student in Rome. Before returning home, an idea struck him: He would travel Europe and interview leading modern architects, hoping to get the articles published in the U.S. He succeeded, and in the process introduced the U.S. design community to the European avant-garde. This set in motion a sequence of what he called "lucky" career breaks that were really the inevitable outcomes of his brilliance as a designer, teacher, and author.
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Herman Miller is all about bringing the very best of classic design into modern homes and offices. Our stable of modern design giants is unrivaled, and includes luminaries such as George Nelson, one of the founders of classic modern American design. Some of Nelson's most famous designs, and indeed his most famous shapes, can be found among his tables. Beautiful, stately, and yet at the same time contemporary and even playful, these tables have truly stood the test of time.
One of his greatest designs was the Nelson Pedestal Table Outdoor, which he created to great acclaim in 1954. The table was beautiful, but as time advanced some of the materials in it became impractical. Herman Miller has made it their mission to make much of their classic furniture viable on the contemporary market, and a big part of that is updating the materials without affecting the overall design or compromising the integrity of the original pieces. Such is the case with the now re-introduced Nelson Pedestal Table Outdoor.
The new version of this classic piece of furniture has been proofed against the vagaries of weather and outdoor abuse with new stone tops sourced from the highest quality quarries in the world. These new tops are strong and hardy, and they also happen to be among the most beautiful stone tops on the market today. The new table serves as a capable surface for any outdoor activity, from cocktail hour to barbecue and swim time. The table comes in two different heights and in a few different sizes, giving you more of a say in exactly what type of table you will get and exactly how it can be used most effectively. The table tops are fine North American stone, and works of art in and of themselves.
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All of the stone used in these beautiful tables come from North America. Two of the quarries are in Georgia, one is in Wisconsin, and the last is in Quebec, our sister city to the north. All of the quarries have been used in the past for some of the nation's most important and stunning buildings, including the Lincoln Memorial and the John Hancock Building in Chicago, Illinois. The colors are cataloged by location and hue. They are Georgia Grey Marble, Georgia White Marble, Wisconsin Black Marble, and Quebec Graphite Granite.
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1/4 cup fat-free vanilla ice cream
1/2 medium banana
1/4 cup canned crushed pineapple, drained
1/4 cup fresh strawberries
2 tablespoons sweetened whole grain cereal
1/2 teaspoon shredded coconut
To prevent the ice cream from melting, cut up all ingredients before removing ice cream from the freezer.
Split the banana slice in half, lengthwise. Scoop the ice cream into a bowl. Place the banana slices on opposite sides of the bowl. Place pineapple on top of the ice cream then add sliced strawberries. Sprinkle with cereal and then garnish with shredded coconut. You can substitute ice cream with non-fat plain or flavored yogurt.
Each serving provides: An excellent source of vitamin C, and a good source of folate, potassium and fiber.
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- Calories: 160
- Carbohydrates: 38g
- Total Fat: 0.9g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Saturated Fat: 0.5g
- Dietary Fiber: 3g
- % of Calories from Fat: 5%
- Sodium: 64 mg
- Protein: 3g
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2009 Kistler - Chardonnay Kistler Vineyard Chardonnay - USA - California - Sonoma - Sonoma Valley - White
USA - California - Sonoma - Sonoma Valley
Producer NotesKistler Vineyards is a small family-owned winery located in the Russian River Valley specializing in Burgundian style Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Since its first vintage in 1979, the winery has grown in size to produce 25,000 cases per year. Steve Kistler and Mark Bixler share the winemaking responsibilities, while Mark also acts as chemist and business manager. The winery, completed in 1992, is... More » |


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From the IRS to logging daily medications, there are forms for just about everything we do. Check out our examples of some of the most commonly used and avoid reinventing the wheel.
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Because the newly redesigned Form 990 requires nonprofits to provide significantly more information to the IRS, its completion requires more time and effort on the part of shelter administrators.
Follow-Up Postcard
A simple postcard used by the Houston SPCA helps keep animal cruelty complainants in the loop.
Adoption Follow-Up Questionnaire
The Washington (D.C.) Humane Society uses this helpful questionnaire to keep the shelter in touch with adopters and increase the likelihood that animals will become permanent additions to their new households.
The Power of Taking a Walk
A look at the strategy "Management by Walking Around," a practice helping managers learn what's on the minds of their staff.
The Power of Suggestion
Learn how to harness the power of your workers' suggestions for improving shelter operations, without running off the track.
Interview Confidential
Tips for job-seekers about what makes a candidate stand out and tips for those hiring about how to find the right staff.
All Aboard the Train(ing)
Everyone makes mistakes, but in a shelter, mistakes can cost lives. Find out how an employee survey helped one shelter develop an employee training plan to allow its staff to succeed on the job and avoid much-feared errors.
Surviving a Sea Change
Twenty-odd years after the publication of Ed Duvin's "In the Name of Mercy," an essay often credited for sparking the no-kill movement, animal welfare leaders reflect on how the field has changed—and changed them.
Samples: HSUS Foster Follow-Up Sheets
Your foster volunteers can use these sample feline and canine information sheets to convey critical information about the animals in their care.
Sample: Humane Society of Carroll County Salary Budget Form
Use this sample budget form from the Humane Society of Carroll County, Maryland to help you determine how much you'll need to budget for staff salaries.
Samples: Humane Society of Carroll County ACO Forms
Use the equipment list, new officer training checklist and body armor policy from the Humane Society of Carroll County in Maryland for your field services staff.
Sample: San Francisco SPCA Foster Volunteer Manual
Use this sample foster manual from the San Francisco SPCA to help you develop your group's own foster materials.
Samples: Seattle Animal Shelter Cat/Dog Foster Manuals
Use these sample materials from the Seattle Animal Shelter to help you develop your group's own foster materials.
Policies & Programs
General Staffing Recommendations for Kennel Caretaking
The HSUS estimated minimum staffing formula for kennel caretaking only.
Shelter Diagnostic System
This is an assessment tool designed to help private and public animal shelters run better by surveying employees and making specific recommendations based on survey results.
Everyone Ready®
This program of Energize, Inc. is offered to animal protection groups free of charge. This training resource offers monthly webinars or self-paced instruction guides in a variety of topics throughout the year, including access to trainers and an immense archive of materials on each subject.
Shelter Partners
Shelter Partners is designed to provide participating shelters with savings on products and services, discounts on HSUS publications, training events, and more.
PetSmart Charities Webinars and Resources
PetSmart Charities provides access to webinars on a variety of animal welfare-related topics, links to animal-welfare presentations, conference materials, as well as links to governmental forms helpful for nonprofits.
ASPCA Pro - Understanding NIMS and ICS
Feeling overloaded on incident-command acronyms? Figure them all out with the ASPCA's helpful guide.
EAP Directory
Find the Employee Assistance Programs in your state.
Free Management Library
The Free Management Library contains a wealth of resources to help with all aspects of managing a business, including starting a nonprofit, developing a board, strategic planning, and marketing.
ASPCA Pro - Creating SOPs
View ASPCA Pro's guidelines to creating SOPs and download a template.


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Is U.S. Justice Broken? Recorded: Thursday, December 9, 2010
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5
From fingerprinting to criminal sentencing, from lawyer licensing to judicial selection, and from eminent domain to wealth transfers via class-action lawsuits, how do perverse incentives impact the law and what reforms would create a more just and efficient legal system?
Experts: David D. Friedman, Alex Kozinski, Edward J. López, David J. TherouxType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Law Enforcement
David Theroux on the Arizona Immigration Law Recorded: Thursday, July 15, 2010
David Theroux discusses the Arizona immigration law on The Neil Asbury Show.
Experts: David J. TherouxType: RadioIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Immigration, Law Enforcement
P.J. ORourke On the Wealth of Nations Recorded: Friday, February 9, 2007
Part 1 | Part 2
In this hilarious and insightful examination of Adam Smiths work, P.J. shows us why this seminal book on economic liberty is so relevant today and why it has been so revolutionary.
Experts: P. J. ORourke, David J. TherouxType: TelevisionIssues: Economists, History (International)