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rkrd- We're Canadian so we spell lots of words with extra u's - its that french influence I guess (flavour, harbour, colour etc). So for us Aurelian looks "normal" compared to Arelian.
catloverd- Erickson actually is a family name for us.
Now hubs is having second thoughts about Sage - he is starting to think it's too much of a "hippie name". Help me convince him its one of our best options? Its one of our least "out there" choices. We both like all the names on the list, but my faves are Sage & Atlas, he prefers Ender.New username is @ truenature
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If your surname starts with an 'N', I'd eliminate Aurelian, Erickson, and Zane (unless they are family names or particularly meaningful). They will slur with your surname (i.e. Atlas Erickson Nevin would be Atlas Ericksonevin). Sage is a bit girly to me, so I'd probably use it as a mn... but not as a first.
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Famed Memphis radio personality John Powell dies at 80
John Pruett Powell Jr., longtime Memphis radio personality and television executive, died Monday evening of complications from a fall after a lengthy battle with both Parkinson's disease and prostate cancer. He was 80.
Mr. Powell was raised in Kevil, Ky., and got his start in radio in 1951 in Paducah, Ky., as a "rip and read" news man.
He came to Memphis as a staff announcer for both WREC-AM 60 radio and WREG-TV in 1956. At the time, the two stations were owned by the same company.
He first teamed with Fred Cook in 1962, when a fire at The Peabody, then the location for the broadcast studio, knocked the station off the air. The station was able to rig a transmitter, but couldn't play music or air anything from the CBS network. Powell and Cook began improvising on the air.
"We lost the network and couldn't get it back," Mr. Powell said in an interview some time later. "We couldn't play music. But they rigged the mikes, which allowed us to go on the air with talk, and that's' what we did. We kept the station on the air by playing off each other."
The banter between the two went full-time in 1964, when they went on the air with a program they called the Zero Hour.
The station fired Cook in 1974, but rehired him in 1980, when it reunited Cook and Mr. Powell with a morning show, which continued until 1994.
The station needed someone to play off and soften Cook's dry, sometimes sarcastic wit, and Mr. Powell was the natural choice.
"Fred and John to me were like the odd couple," said Bill Thomas, the man who reunited them. "John was happy-go-lucky, an outgoing kind of person. I knew the chemistry would be there again ... While Fred can tend to be aloof, John was very warm and personable. They just made an ideal combination."
Mr. Powell served as news director of WREG-TV from 1973 to 1980 and was a news anchor on the station from 1971-1977.
After 42 years in The Bluff City, Mr. Powell left Memphis in 1994 and, along with wife Carol Powell, made their home in a small suburb of West Plains, Mo.
When he wasn't working the airwaves, Carol said, she and her husband spent their time tending to a vegetable garden, feeding birds, chopping wood and "gathering up a menagerie of cats, dogs and chickens. We went from the middle of midtown Memphis to Green Acres."
Mr. Powell was a dedicated member of their local Methodist church and often lent his voice for scripture readings and other narrations around the church. When a fellow parishioner who didn't know about Mr. Powell's career commented on the quality of his voice and suggested he go into broadcasting, Carol said he never bothered to correct the man.
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I can't say I've ever seen this happen before. It might be a first in our Rogue Bowling League!
Some students at the Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet School in Schenectady had a celebrity visitor on Wednesday morning, October 2, 2013.
A Niskayuna man who took his daughters to the movies back on June 29, 2013, was attacked and beaten at the end of the movie, allegedly by a group of teenagers .
There have been several movies that have had some of their scenes shot in the Albany area in the past.
My wife, Dorrie and I had a unique opportunity. We were invited by the President of First National Bank Of Scotia, John Buhrmaster, to a special screening recently of the new "A Place Beyond The Pines" movie. We got to see the stars too - in person. The local ones, I mean!
Last year the Schenectady, New York area was thrilled to have a 'Hollywood' movie produced locally.
Big news from the folks at Proctors in Schenectady - they are going to be the new summer home to Cirque Éloize, and they have a five-year commitment. There will be performances for the month of August, which is a perfect compliment to the Saratoga season. Proctors also had some big news regarding their performing arts school too.
Some people are calling it Nemo but most people are calling it a blizzard, which is what it is. Many cities in the Albany area have snow emergency policies for snow removal, so check our list to make sure you don't get towed or violate the emergency order!
Have you heard we're getting a storm? We haven't had much winter in the past two years so any storm delivering any amount of snowfall gets people all excited. We're expecting a pretty big storm though and many schools decided to close ahead of the storm. Our list of closings is continually updated as is our real time weather.
Our third annual Pizza Wars stormed the Albany area once again and while many great pizza was had, there was just one winner at each location. Thanks to everyone who came out - hope you has as much fun as we did.
Earlier today there was an issue at Schenectady High School which caused the school to go into a brief lock down while the situation was checked out by authorities.
UPDATE: 9/26/2012 @12N: YNN has reported that the dogs tested positive for Parvo, a neurological disorder which they couldn't treat. The surviving two puppies had to be put to sleep. So very sad.


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Strawberry Honey Whiskey Shrub Cocktail
Makes 2 cocktails
5-6 large strawberries
2 tablespoons cane sugar
2 tablespoons cider vinegar
2 ounces Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey Whiskey
Soda water
Mint for garnish (optional)
In a cocktail mixer muddle strawberries, sugar and vinegar. Once muddled, add honey whiskey. Strain with a cocktail strainer over two ice-filled glasses. Top with soda water, garnish with mint and serve.
Note: We recommend making a larger batch of this to have on hand as the longer you let the fruit steep, even better the flavor! Simply store in a cool place while it steeps a day or so.
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View of the Big Wheel from our sailboat Miss Eulie
The Big Wheel
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Emery's first crab
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Well I have a lot of saddle time on both so I guess I can throw in my 2cents. I owned a 2006 DR and currently ride a 2008 WRR.
The DR: Heavy, slow and gutless stock. The upside to this is with a jet kit, K&N filter, cut top of air box and one tooth smaller on the CS (all for under $200) it now becomes a heavy, torquey, poorly suspended dual sport that is quite capable on road and very good on gravel/ dirt roads. Tight trails are doable but this is where the suspension and weight kill the fun. Most of the suspension woes are in the forks and I've heard cartrige emulators make them worlds better (I sold it before going that far). The DR will cruise 120kph without feeling like it is stressed at all even after dropping the CS sprocket one tooth. Overall I would rate it 7 out of 10 as a dual sport.
The WRR: Flickable, needs to be revved, very good suspension. Really it is quite good without any mods if you learn how to ride it or revert back to your youth when you had that 125 MX bike that went everywhere. Suspension is very good but comes soft for a 160lb man, the good news is that it can be dialed in with the clickers. Transmission is a smooth shifting well spaced affair that has everything from a super low 1st to an awsome overdrive 6th that will still pull me up hills. The best part of this bike is the fuel injection, it always gives the perfect metering of fuel in every situation. Tight trails are easily done at a slow pace but the bike rattles a lot at a race pace (this is not a race bike) due to the street legal equipment. Highway cruising at 120kph is no problem and the bike is hardly revving. Fuel tank is a little small but of course the bigger the tank the more top heavy it will be and right now it is perfectly balanced. Overall I would rate it a 9 out of 10 for a dual sport.
Note: if a Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki made a 400/450 version of THIS bike it would be a 10.
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Indonesia politician gets 14 years in jail for illegal permits, forest corruption
(03/13/2014) The former governor of Indonesia's Riau province has been sentenced to 14 years in prison and ordered to pay almost $90,000 in fines for illegally issuing logging permits in Riau and bribes linked to construction projects for sports facilities. On Wednesday, the anti-corruption court in Pekanbaru found former Riau Governor Rusli Zainal guilty of embezzlement relating to the illegal issuance of logging permits in the central Sumatran province, which has seen huge areas of forest lost to palm oil and pulp and paper companies in recent years.
Can penguins cope with climate change? Scientists find different types of ice elicit different responses
(03/13/2014) Human-caused climate change is altering the habitat of Adélie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae). In an article recently published in PLOS ONE, a team of researchers led by Amélie Lescroël from the Centre d'Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive (CNRS) in France, found that changes in sea-ice content and newly formed icebergs significantly impacted Adélie penguin communities in the Ross Sea.
Photos: Weird aquatic lizard discovered in mountain streams of Peru
(03/13/2014) A 'new' species of lizard has been described from the cloud forests of Peru's Manu National Park, reports SERNANP, the Peruvian National Park Service.
West Sumatra joins Indonesia's REDD+ program
(03/12/2014) West Sumatra has officially joined Indonesia's effort to cut forest loss as a pilot province under the country's REDD+ program.
Progressive palm oil group opens door to companies, NGO's adopting zero deforestation policies
(03/12/2014) The Palm Oil Innovation Group (POIG), an alliance formed last year, has opened its doors to new members who commit to social and environmental safeguards that go beyond the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) eco-certification standard.
Conservationists catch wild Sumatran rhino, raising hope for world's most endangered rhinoceros
(03/12/2014) Conservationists have succeeded in catching a wild Sumatran rhino in the Malaysia state of Sabah in Borneo, according to local media reports. Officials are currently transferring the rhino, an unnamed female, to a rhino sanctuary in Tabin National Park where experts will attempt to mate it with the resident male, Tam. The Sumatran rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) is one of the world's most imperiled species with less than 100 individuals left.
New web tool aims to help indigenous groups protect forests and navigate REDD+
(03/12/2014) A new online tool, dubbed ForestDefender, aims to help indigenous people understand and implement their rights in regard to forests. The database, developed by the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL), brings together vast amounts of legal information—both national and international—on over 50 countries.
The fungus among us: scientists discover a big player in the global carbon cycle
(03/12/2014) Carbon counters trying to keep tabs on the rising concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere may have missed an important factor for their estimates: fungus. It turns out that when plants partner up with certain types of fungi, they can store up to 70 percent more carbon in the soil according to a paper published last month in Nature by Colin Averill and scientists at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute.
Scientists spy on whales from space
(03/11/2014) Although whales are the biggest animals on the planet, scientists have found in difficult to count them. But a new study in PLOS ONE may change this: researchers tested the idea of counting whales using high resolution satellite imagery. Employing a single image from the WorldView2 satellite, scientists went about counting a pod of southern right whales in the Golfo Nuevo off the coast of Argentina.
Cocaine: the new face of deforestation in Central America
(03/11/2014) In 2006, Mexico intensified its security strategy, forming an inhospitable environment for drug trafficking organizations (also known as DTOs) within the nation. The drug cartels responded by creating new trade routes along the border of Guatemala and Honduras. Soon shipments of cocaine from South America began to flow through the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor (MBC). This multi-national swathe of forest, encompassing several national parks and protected areas, was originally created to protect endangered species, such as Baird's Tapir (Tapirus bairdii) and jaguar (Panthera onca), as well as the world's second largest coral reef. Today, its future hinges on the world's drug producers and consumers.
Photos: Greenpeace stages protest in rainforest destroyed for palm oil
(03/10/2014) On Monday, Greenpeace activists in Indonesia staged a dramatic protest in an area of rainforest freshly cleared for a new oil palm plantation in Central Kalimantan. The demonstration came under the group's campaign to push consumer products giant Proctor & Gamble (P&G) to strengthen its palm oil sourcing policy to include a zero deforestation commitment like those signed recently by Nestle, Neste Oil, and Kellogg's, among others.
Islamic clerics issue 'fatwa' against poaching, declare the illegal wildlife trade 'haram'
(03/10/2014) Indonesia's Islamic clerics drew praise from conservation groups last week after the top clerical body in the world's largest Muslim-majority country issued a fatwa, or religious decree, against poaching and wildlife trafficking. The Indonesian Council of Ulema (MUI) announced the fatwa on Tuesday, declaring the illegal wildlife trade to be haram, or forbidden under Islamic law. The fatwa forbids Indonesia's Muslims from "all activities resulting in wildlife extinction" and is meant in part to help support existing national laws protecting endangered species, which are poorly enforced and have done little to prevent poaching.
Snickers, Twix to be deforestation-free
(03/10/2014) Mars, Inc., the maker of M&M's, Snickers, Twix, and a variety of other food products, has committed to a zero deforestation policy for the palm oil it sources, reports Greenpeace. The policy pledges Mars to only using palm oil produced legally and without conversion of high conservation value areas, peatlands, or high carbon stock areas like tropical rainforests.
Rare Birds of North America – book review
(03/10/2014) Rare Birds of North America, written by renowned birders Steve N. G. Howell, Ian Lewington, and Will Russell, is a technical tour de force. Its technical expertise is exact and passionate. Reading Rare Birds of North America will simply make you a better birder and better naturalist.
Does haze from burning forests affect marine life?
(03/10/2014) Two scientists are calling on researchers, NGOs, and governments to begin studying the impact of burning forests and peatlands in Indonesia on the already-threatened marine ecosystems of Southeast Asia. Every year, Indonesian farmers set forests, vegetation, and peatlands alight to clear them for agriculture, often palm oil, and pulp and paper plantations. Not only do these practices destroy hugely-diverse tropical forests, but the resulting haze spreads to many parts of Southeast Asia, threatening regional health and impacting economies. Now, a new paper argues that the sinister impacts of Indonesia's burning may extend as far as the oceans.
Scientists discover single gene that enables multiple morphs in a butterfly
(03/10/2014) Scientists have discovered the gene enabling multiple female morphs that give the Common Mormon butterfly its very tongue-in-cheek name. doublesex, the gene that controls gender in insects, is also a mimicry supergene that determines diverse wing patterns in this butterfly, according to a recent study published in Nature. The study also shows that the supergene is not a cluster of closely-linked genes as postulated for nearly half a century, but a single gene controlling all the variations exhibited by the butterfly's wings.
Local knowledge sheds light on some of the world's strangest mammals
(03/07/2014) One of the difficulties of studying rare and endangered species is that they are, by definition, hard to find. Scientists attempting to understand their distributions and the threats to their survival can spend hundreds of hours in the field while collecting little data, simply because sightings are so few and far between.
Next big idea in forest conservation? Privatizing conservation management
(03/07/2014) Is it possible to equitably divide the planet's resources between human and non-human societies? Can we ensure prosperity and rights both to people and to the ecosystems on which they rely? In the island archipelago of Indonesia, these questions become more pressing as the unique ecosystems of this global biodiversity hotspot continue to rapidly vanish in the wake of land conversion (mostly due to palm oil, poor forest management and corruption. For 22 years, Dr. Erik Meijaard has worked in Indonesia. Now, from his home office in the capitol city, Jakarta, he runs the terrestrial branch of an independent conservation consultancy, People and Nature Consulting International (PNCI).
Norway's pension fund continues to invest in coal companies destroying Indonesia's forests
(03/06/2014) Norway's massive sovereign wealth fund is continuing to invest in coal companies that are destroying forests in Indonesia despite divesting from forestry and plantation companies with poor environmental track records, reports the Rainforest Foundation Norway.
From theory to deadly reality: malaria moving upslope due to global warming
(03/06/2014) Malaria is a global scourge: despite centuries of efforts to combat the mosquito-borne disease, it still kills between 660,000 to 1.2 million people a year, according to World Health Organization data from 2010. Astoundingly, experts estimate that around 300 million people are infected with the disease every year or about 4 percent of the world's total population. And these stats may only get worse. For years scientists have vigorously debated whether or not malaria will expand as global warming worsens, but a new study in Science lays down the first hard evidence.
Peatlands biosphere reserve facing severe encroachment in Sumatra
(03/06/2014) An important reserve that contains a block of fast-dwindling lowland swamp forest in Riau Province is facing an onslaught of encroachment for illegal oil palm plantations, worsening choking haze in the region, reports Mongabay-Indonesia.
Clash with palm oil company leaves one indigenous community member dead in Sumatra
(03/06/2014) A member of the Suku Anak Dalam indigenous community was killed and five others were injured during a clash with security forces on an oil palm concession owned by PT Asiatic Persada in Sumatra, reports Mongabay-Indonesia. The incident occurred Wednesday evening in Bungku, Jambi.
Can the millions in urban India live among greenery?
(03/06/2014) Large swathes of wilderness alternating with pockets of urbanization may be a reality in some countries, but in India boundaries are soft. Where a city ends and where a village begins in its outskirts is somewhat fuzzy. Rapidly developing megacities like Bangalore and Pune, localities like Gurgaon outside New Delhi, have been subsuming surrounding villages into their ever-expanding boundaries for the last couple of decades.
Dietary diversity: key to defending tropical ecosystems
(03/06/2014) A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) points to the homogenization of global diets over the past fifty years. It shows that worldwide production of traditional staples such as millet, rye, sorghum, yams and cassava have been in decline. Instead, the world's population increasingly relies on a relatively small number of 'megacrops' like wheat, corn and soy, raising serious concerns for global food security, human nutrition, and the genetic diversity of crops.
Wonderful Creatures: meet the beetle-riding arachnid
(03/06/2014) Without wings, smaller terrestrial animals are really restricted when it comes to moving long distances to find new areas of habitat. However, lots of species get around this problem simply by clinging on to other, more mobile animals. The common, yet overlooked pseudoscorpions are among the most accomplished stowaways, one of which (Cordylochernes scorpiodes) has forged a fascinating relationship with the harlequin beetle, a large, strikingly colored insect.
Scientists blast Australian leader's proposed ban on parks
(03/05/2014) A group of prominent scientists have blasted Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's pledge to oppose the creation of any new protected areas in Australia. The Alliance of Leading Environmental Researchers and Thinkers or ALERT, a coalition of conservation scientists, said Abbott is sending the wrong message to the world in promoting industrial logging over protection of the country's native forests.
Fast food companies are laggards on palm oil sourcing safeguards
(03/05/2014) Fast food companies are lagging behind other consumer products companies in efforts to establish policies that favor deforestation-free and conflict-free palm oil, finds a new assessment published by the Union of Concerned Scientists, an advocacy group. The report, titled 'Donuts, Deodorant, Deforestation: Scoring America's Top Brands on Their Palm Oil Commitments', looked at palm oil sourcing policies of 30 of the largest fast food, personal care, and packaged food corporations in the United States. It found leadership by a handful of firms.
Scientists uncover new species of Andean marsupial frog
(03/05/2014) The term marsupial frog sound like a hoax, but, believe it or not, it's real. Recently, herpetologists welcomed a new species, known as Gastrotheca dysprosita and described in the journal Phyllomedusa. Unlike mammal marsupials, which typically carry their young in pouches on their torsos and are found primarily in Australia, the Gastrotheca genus of frogs, which contains 62 species, is found in the Andes region on South America and sport their pouches on their backs (also called a "dorsal brood pouch").
Rhino with bullet in its brain and hacked off horn wanders for days before being put down
(03/05/2014) Last week, visitors in Kruger National Park came on a horrifying sight of the poaching trade: a rhino, still alive, with its horn and part of its face chopped off. The gruesome photo of the young rhino went viral and sent South African authorities scrambling. Five days after the sighting, South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced they found the rhino and put it out of its misery.
The price of gold: winners and losers in Latin America's mining industry
(03/05/2014) On a Friday afternoon in June, the Plaza de Armas in Cajamarca is pulsing with life. It's winter here, and although thick white clouds hover low in the distance, the sun in this northern Peruvian city is warm. Couples sit on benches facing one another. Kids run in the grass between flowerbeds. Men in suits stride along the perimeter. It's an idyllic day. But signs of something more ominous are not far from sight. On the mountainside overlooking the town the words Nova Conga have been carved into the vegetation. It is a constant reminder that beyond the square, hemmed with international hotels and expensive restaurants, there is another reality.
Pakistan to launch palm oil industry with Malaysia's help
(03/05/2014) The government of Pakistan is in negotiations with the Federal Land Development Authority of Malaysia to establish industrial oil palm plantations in Sindh and Balochistan.
Greenpeace stunt targets Procter & Gamble's Cincinnati headquarters over palm oil
(03/04/2014) Several Greenpeace activists were arrested after they scaled Procter & Gamble's headquarters in a demonstration against the company's use of palm oil linked to deforestation in Indonesia.
Europe not doing enough to stop illegal logging imports says Greenpeace
(03/04/2014) Europe is failing to fully enforce its one-year-old EU Timber Regulation (EUTR), alleges Greenpeace, with illegally-logged wood still slipping into the continent, especially from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Javan rhino population jumps by over 10 percent
(03/04/2014) The Javan rhino population has increased by over ten percent from 2012 to last year, according to new figures released by Ujung Kulon National Park. Using camera traps, rangers have counted a total of 58 Javan rhinos, up from 51 in 2012. Although the species once roamed much of Southeast Asia, today it is only found in Ujung Kulon National Park in western Javan and is known as one of the most imperiled mammals on the planet.
Lost Animals: Extinction and the Photographic Record – book review
(03/04/2014) Lost Animals: Extinction and the Photographic Record reaches into your imagination and draws you closer to the final days of a variety of extinct animals on Earth. Lost Animals: Extinction and the Photographic Record is filled with poignant and powerful first-hand accounts, photographic records, and illustrations.
Amazon trees super-diverse in chemicals
(03/03/2014) In the Western Amazon—arguably the world's most biodiverse region—scientists have found that not only is the forest super-rich in species, but also in chemicals. Climbing into the canopy of thousands of trees across 19 different forests in the region—from the lowland Amazon to high Andean cloud forests—the researchers sampled chemical signatures from canopy leaves and were surprised by the levels of diversity uncovered.
After GAR expands policy, over 50% of world's palm oil bound by zero deforestation commitments
(03/03/2014) Over half the world's palm oil traded internationally is now bound by zero deforestation commitments after Singapore-based Golden-Agri Resources (GAR) extended its forest conservation policy across all palm oil it produces, sources and trades. In a filing posted Friday Singapore Stock Exchange, GAR announced its breakthrough forest conservation policy now applies to all the palm oil it trades.
The real cost of conservation: cheap protection rarely succeeds
(03/03/2014) Conservation efforts in less-developed and politically unstable countries are full of risk, according to a study published in PLOS ONE. The study, which looks at how to best evaluate conservation priorities, argues that selecting priority countries based solely on economic factors may lead to failure in conservation projects and increase the likelihood of negative impacts on local people.
Can palm oil move past its bad reputation?
(03/02/2014) Indonesia's palm oil industry has gained a notorious reputation in recent years. Palm oil companies are routinely accused of clearing primary forests, destroying the habitats of endangered species, releasing massive amounts of carbon by draining peat swamps and fueling land conflicts with local communities. In the face of this widespread criticism, some palm oil companies are exploring ways to clean up their operations by implementing innovative programs to minimize harm to the environment and ensure local communities benefit from palm oil investments, according to a new study.
NASA photo reveals ongoing haze problem in Sumatra
(03/01/2014) A new satellite image released by NASA highlights Indonesia's ongoing problem with haze caused by land-clearing fires set across carbon-dense peatlands on the island of Sumatra.
Sharp jump in deforestation when Amazon parks lose protected status
(03/01/2014) Areas that have had their protected status removed or reduced have experienced a sharp increase in forest loss thereafter, finds a new study published by Imazon, a Brazilian NGO.
Offshore wind farms could blunt hurricane damage
(02/28/2014) Massive offshore wind turbine arrays would reduce hurricane wind speeds and storm surge, reports a study published this week in Nature Climate Change. And while the size (tens of thousands of turbines) and cost (hundreds of billions of dollars) is difficult to imagine, the reduction in storm damage and value of electricity produced would effectively bring the price tag to zero according to the study authors.
South Africa loses nearly 150 rhinos to poachers so far this year
(02/28/2014) Since the first of the year, South Africa has lost 146 rhinos to poachers or approximately 2.5 rhinos every day. This is a slight dip from last year's poaching rate, which hit 1,004 for the whole year or 2.75 a day. South Africa is home to more rhinos than any other country on the planet, but the populations have been hit hard by poachers in recent years seeking rhino horn.
Palm oil plantations allegedly poison seven Critically Endangered elephants in Sumatra
(02/28/2014) Wildlife officials suspect foul play in the deaths of seven Sumatran elephants on the outskirts of Tesso Nilo National Park. Officials stumbled on the corpses of one female elephant, five young males, and one male calf in mid-February. Although the males had their tusks hacked off, the officials suspect the elephant were poisoned in revenge for disturbing illegal palm oil plantations inside the park.
Wonderful Creatures: the tiny, predatory penis-worm that lies in wait in the sand
(02/28/2014) The seabed is really where it's at in terms of animal diversity. Of the 35 known animal lineages, representatives of all but two are found here. In contrast, the huge numbers of species that inhabit tropical rainforests represent a mere 12 lineages. One group of animals that illustrates the diversity of the seabed is the Priapulida, which also go by the unfortunate common name of "penis worms." Only 20 species of priapulid are known today, a shadow of their diverse past, which extends back for well over 500 million years. Not commonly seen, the priapulids have attracted little attention from the zoology community as a whole.
Saving sharks one sandwich at a time: conservationists target 'shark bake'
(02/28/2014) Thousands of Carnival revelers in Trinidad wouldn't think of missing the chance to go to Maracas Beach, the most famous strip of sand on the small Caribbean island off the northeast coast of Venezuela. Beachgoers might not think twice about eating a favorite food called "shark bake" either – at least, until now. But this week, conservationists launched a shark-saving campaign timed to get maximum exposure out of the celebration that will bring throngs of visitors to the island.
Next big idea in forest conservation? Integrating demand for food with the need to save wild areas
(02/28/2014) Will it be possible safeguard the world's remaining rainforests while feeding billions of more mouths, many demanding more meat and richer diets? Dr. Mitchell Aide's is a tropical ecologist interested in how patterns of land use and biodiversity are affected by economic and demographic changes. Addressing food production and policy, Aide believes, as well as the Millennium Development Goals related to hunger, poverty, and sustainability are critical to conservation.
Sarawak's top official accused of violating constitution
(02/27/2014) Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud has been accused of violating Sarawak's constitution by engaging in commercial activities while serving as the state's top official over the past thirty plus years, reports the Bruno Manser Fund, an NGO that campaigns on behalf of Sarawak's forest people.
Despite frigid cold in U.S., January was the fourth warmest on record worldwide
(02/27/2014) Worldwide, this January was the fourth warmest since record-keeping began, according to new data released by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). While parts of the world, most notably eastern North America and northern Russia, experienced temperatures well-below average, overall the month was a scorcher. In fact, another dataset, from NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), that uses different methodology, found that January was the third warmest since record keeping began.
Birds of the Serengeti – book review
(02/27/2014) Birds of the Serengeti: And Ngorongoro Conservation Area by Adam Scott Kennedy may be the best birding book available covering the general safari region for northwestern Tanzania and southern Kenya. Filled with firsthand accounts, excellent photographs, and broken down into chapters by habitats, Birds of the Serengeti: And Ngorongoro Conservation Area is the guidebook for the broader non-scientific community.
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Rick Nash snapped a third-period tie and then added an insurance goal as the New York Rangers held on to beat the Philadelphia Flyers 4-2 on Tuesday night for their third win in a row. Nash fired a shot that sneaked under the right arm of goalie Ilya Bryzgalov 2:50 into the third to give New York its second lead of the game. He doubled the advantage to 4-2 with 8:18 left, fighting off a hook on his hands by defenseman Kimmo Timonen and then making a shift from backhand to forehand to score his seventh goal - all in third periods. It is the second time this season the Rangers have won three straight, and this one vaulted them ahead of Philadelphia in the Eastern Conference playoff race. New York has played three fewer games than the Flyers, who began the night in eighth place and had a two-game winning streak snapped. Ryan Callahan scored two first-period goals and assisted on Nash's second, and Henrik Lundqvist made 23 saves for the Rangers, who played without Brad Richards. The ...
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Maxx Williams, the RS sophomore TE for the Minnesota Golden Gophers, enters the 2015 NFL Draft after a breakout 2014 campaign. Williams started 10 games in 2014, totaling 36 receptions, 569 yards and 8 TDs (setting a single-season record for TDs by a tight end at Minnesota). He was named to several All-American teams, including an Academic All-American selection. In addition, he was named First Team All-Big10 and was the conference's tight end of the year. In 2013, he started 7 games and hauled in 25 catches, 417 yards and 5 TDs. Overall, he's played in 25 collegiate games. Physically, Williams is a well-built prospect with an athletic frame that is capable of adding more weight as he progresses through his career; he won't turn 21-years-old until two weeks before the 2015 NFL Draft. He has the necessary overall size to be competent in the run game, while also having a lean enough build to allow for fluid open-field movements in the passing game. Athletically, Williams possesses a very good combination of adequate quickness, decent speed, plus balance and outstanding body control. He's a powerful guy, too, that is capable of breaking tackles in an effort to gain the extra yards after the catch. Williams has very good hands and will be an asset in the passing game. He displayed excellent focus and concentration, looking the ball into his frame without being distracted by after-the-catch thoughts. On many occasions, Williams converted an unctachable pass into a completion through his focus on the ball and and understanding of the boundary. As a route runner, Williams is effective with his steps and is able to locate open spots in coverage. He has enough speed to threaten the third level, but he's best suited for the intermediate passing game. Williams is a pretty dangerous guy after the catch who, on multiple occasions, put his athleticism on display when making a dash for the endzone. He's not going to win with wiggle or burst, but he takes good angles, breaks tackles and stays on his feet. In the run game, Williams displayed better than expected technique and effectiveness. He has a strong base and uses his hands well. He also displayed good footwork and body positioning when sealing defenders away from the ball carrier. He's a well-rounded talent.
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- A list of specific toys and activities that our 3-year-old sons have liked to occupy their time with.
- Five catalogs and online shopping resources that I've gotten many great activity ideas from over the years.
I don't know about your sons, but our sons are not only creative...but fast. I can be standing just 3-feet away, and suddenly a little son can be standing on the dining room table pouring salt all over it, or standing in the bathroom sink while it's filling up with water, or balancing precariously on top of the 6-foot privacy fence in our back yard! Before I can blink they can unload the craft/game/office supplies closet, or have a tea party with plastic dishes in the bathroom toilet.
We also have a little spring-loaded hook lock on the computer cupboard in our desk in the family room. I've recently decided to move the desk/office supplies at the desk from the bottom drawers (where all 4 youngest children get in to constantly, despite training efforts so far) up to baskets on the desk shelves, which has totally alleviated a major headache for now. It doesn't each them self-control, of course, but with the 4 of them together training seems to be taking a lot longer than when we were training one child. So, we're training in as many things as we can simultaneously and we'll add back in the other things later as behavior has improved.
I've also had to lock the laundry room door down stairs because the 3-year-old and 4 of his close-in-age siblings would not stay out of the chemicals and laundry soap and were constantly blaming each other for the huge messes so that we couldn't determine who had done what. So for now, that door is locked. Again, it's not requiring self-control requiring of them, but we're working on that in other areas of life and for now I simply can't take on everything at once with so many "offenders" *wink*. To lock the laundry room door, my husband simply switched the door knobs between our locking master bathroom knob and the laundry room one. I carry the key to the laundry room with me on a string around my neck. Inconvenient? Yes. Safe for now? Yes.
One more thing we've had to implement is locking the bathroom door door knob upstairs when I'm making dinner and all of the young ones are having free time, supervised by the older ones. Somehow the youngest 4 children were often getting in there and playing in the toilet when older siblings were not paying attention. We have an exterior door knob lock on the knob, but the 3-year-old can technically get past those when he really wants to and he would then let in the other 3 young children and they would ALL play! So the door knob gets locked on that door from 4:30-6:00 pm; if the older children need to use that bathroom they have to get the key from me (same key as the laundry room door knob). Inconvenient? Yep. But safe. Soon we hope to improve everyone's level of self-control, but as we're working on it, or until they are older, we have to keep them safe. So we're doing what we have to do.
A list of specific toys and activities that our 3-year-old sons have liked to occupy their time with.
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- Duplo Lego blocks, and two 16-inch "plates" to build larger creations on.
- Ride-along toys, with a compartment in the seat to carry his stuff in.
- Drawing with water - Aquadoodle Travel & Doodle (fits on his booster seat tray, found also at Wal-Mart). There's also a large mat-size set for the table, but our little son doesn't need that much space yet (our 5, 6, and 9-year-olds use the mat one).
- Constructables - motorized building sets for kids.
- Crayola Magic Pens - pens that only write on Crayola's special paper, so he cannot write on his skin, on furniture, or anywhere else other than on that paper (but he still does this activity at the table). These can be found at Wal-Mart, Fredmeyer, Michael's Craft Supply, or other local places.
- Rescue Heroes - 8-inch tall tough guys, with trucks and things to go with them, some with mechanical, moving parts. I don't think they still make them new, but you can find lots of used sets on Ebay.
- Plastic dinosaurs
- Nerf dart guns with suction cup Nerf bullets, and often times a target drawn on the sliding glass door with Crayola Window Mega Markers. (And my husband begins teaching our sons the basic rules of gun safety even when they're just beginning to use toy guns, such as never pointing a gun at a person).
- Dress up clothes - we buy our boys (from Value Village, during their 50% off sales) army coats and hats; a baseball uniform; "daddy clothes" such as a sports jacket, shoes, hat, and wallet; doctor outfit, etc.
- Fisher-Price train set
- Thomas & Friends Wooden Rail Way - wooden, connectable train track pieces and trains. You can find great used sets on Ebay.
- Fisher-Price Little People Noah's Ark
- Computer learning activities - Jump Start's Preschool; Disney's Winnie the Pooh, Toddler. Be sure to purchase a version compatible with your child's computer. We have older computers discarded by family members, or purchased used, that don't necessarily work well for adult purposes but work perfectly well for children's learning activities.
- Grocery foods with shopping baskets or cart, and lots of dishes or cooking pots to put things in.
- Constructive Playthings (CP Toys)
- Young Explorers
- Vision Forum - Historic "manly-man" toys, such as sling shots, pop guns, and coon caps. (not inexpensive, but of the highest quality)
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