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HP Touchpad Officially Announced (video)
Last October HP surprised everyone and officially announced the Slate, an 8.9-inch tablet device. But looking back – 20/20 hindsight, right – something just didn't add up. The device didn't have a wow form factor and it ran Windows 7, which seems out of place since the company had acquired Palm many months before. But now it all makes sense, as the company officially announced the HP Touchpad, which we saw leaked last month.
It's eerily like the Apple iPad in not just name, but look. Heck, even the mail app in the all new WebOS (3.0) looks comparable to Apple's. But let's put similarities aside and take a look at the specs, shall we?
It has a 9.7-inch 1024×768 capactive touch display that supports 18-bit color. Unlike the iPad (couldn't help it), there is a front facing 1.3 megapixel camera for video chatting. The 3G model will include GPS functionality and there is the always requisite light sensor, accelerometer, compass and gyroscope. In terms of connectivity they've packed in WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1 +EDR with stereo support. There is also a mic, 3.5mm headphone jack and a 6300 mAh battery. Unlike Apple's tablet, HP has outfitted it with a miniUSB port, which has quickly become the standard when it comes to recharging gadgets. And under the hood is a 1.2Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-CPU APQ8060. It measures 9.45-inches x 7.48 inches x .54 inches (WxHxT) and weighs 1.6lbs. You'll have two options when it comes to storage: a 16GB model or a 32GB model.
Much like the Pre of years ago, HP will offer "wireless charging" in the form of something called the Touchstone charger, an accessory that will probably cost close to $100. It's simply conductive charging but means you won't have to wrestle the Touchpad from the dock. But that's not all the Touchstone tech has to offer. HP has enhanced the once one trick pony to now allow you to share URLs (perhaps other media) between HP Touchstone enabled devices. You'll just need to physically tap them together. Call us skeptical, but that sounds like an accident waiting to happen. Lastly, there also pushing a Bluetooth keyboard.
Unfortunately, HP has yet to announce a price but we do know it will launch Spring of this year.
Christen Costa
Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons - both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought "why not start a blog focusing on technology, and use my dislikes and likes to post on gadgets."


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America's Next Top Model – 'The Girl Who's a Player'
CYCLE 21 | Episode #2103 | 09/01/14 August 26, 2014 12:00 AM
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The final 14 contestants move into their new home, just in time for tempers to flare and relationships to ignite. Models compete in a revealing runway challenge where the wardrobe consists only of silly string.
Host Tyra Banks gives a behind-the-scenes look on how this cycle's rain-themed intro was put together.
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Robert Frank Retrospective: Program 5
Part of Robert Frank Retrospective
Date + TimeSaturday, June 6, 3:00 p.m.
Thursday, June 11, 7:00 p.m.
LocationPhyllis Wattis Theater
C'est Vrai, 1990, 60 min., video
The Present, 1996, 24 min., video
Total running time: 84 min.
C'est Vrai is a one-hour trip through New York City's Lower East Side, produced on video for French television without editing the narrative. It presents a startling juxtaposition of scripted fiction, which appears to be drawn from real life and improvised documentation that overlays the story when Peter Orlovsky arrives to confront the filmmaker.Buy tickets
Simple objects, photographs, and events prompt Frank to self-conscious rumination in The Present. From his homes in New York and Nova Scotia and on visits to friends, the artist contemplates his relationships, the anniversary of his daughter's death, his son's mental illness, and his work.
SFMOMA would like to thank the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, home of the Robert Frank Film and Video Archive, for its support in providing prints and other assistance for this program.


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Oil cliffs—offshore drilling looks even more short sighted
October 28 2008 | Jim's Blog,
by Jim
In this case, the woe goes to Americans.
Oil drove off a cliff. It's trading at under $70 a barrel.
When it zoomed past a Benjamin we, and it sure seemed like the collective we, all joined in a chorus of "drill baby drill."
That was silly then.
It's worse now.
There is real cost to such drilling. Very real costs in terms of challenges to our oceans waves and beaches.
More importantly, and this point is directed at the more business-savvy readers of this blog... the ROI on offshore drilling in the US is a mirage.
We're going to pay a lot and get back very little.
That's a bad decision, it's short-sighted and it's simply poor logic when it pertains to business-driven decisions.
Sure a few people and a few companies will make out like Midas but for the rest of us (that collective we) offshore drilling is a bad idea.
Let's stop reaching for a fix.
Let's come to the realization we have an addiction.
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Lee, Giles set for US Amateur
BY Anthony Powter | US Mens Amateur Tour | 2008 US Amateur Championship | Preview | 17 Aug 2008
The 108th US Amateur starts this week at Pinehurst in North Carolina with 314 qualifiers attempting to claim one of golf's most coveted titles.
Danny Lee and Matthew Giles represent the Australasian contingent competing after they secured medallist honours at their respective qualification sections.
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US-based Giles took the top qualification spot with an 6-under-par total at Muskegon Country Club in Michigan, whilst Lee was medallist at Piper Glen Golf Club in Springfield, Illinois.
Since arriving in the US in January, Giles has adapted well to the challenges of progressing from the junior amateur ranks where he excelled to become one of the world's best juniors, cumulating with him winning the 2006 Callaway World Junior title. This is his first US Amateur championship, however, last year he made the top-16 in the US Junior Amateur.
Giles this season was the top Australian at Dogwood Invitational back in June finishing T12 at 10-under-par. The next week he secured a runner-up finish at the Sahalee Players Championship, finishing with five birdies over his final 9-holes to take sole possession of 2nd place and in doing so was the only player in the tournament field to shoot under-par in every round. Giles' previous best major amateur result in the US was a T3 at the 2007 Pacific Northwest Amateur.
Lee has had the perfect warm-up for the championship with the world number one amateur finishing joint 20th on the weekend with a 12-under-par at the PGA Tour's Wyndham Championship, to be nine shots off winner Carl Petterson.
Lee's performances this summer has set him up brilliantly for his third US Amateur campaign. The 18-year-old secured his maiden major amateur title in the US with his victory at the Western Amateur last month and has gone from strength to strength since.
He was awarded the William C.Campbell Award following the Porter Cup, a prize given to the player who records the low aggregate score in the Northeast Amateur, Players Amateur and Porter Cup – all three major amateur events in the US.
The day after winning the Western Amateur, Lee was the medallist at the US Amateur Qualifier at Piper Glen Golf Club in Springfield, Illinois.
This week at Pinehurst he is considered one of the favourites for the title, along with Americans Rickie Fowler, a quarterfinalist at 2006 US Amateur, and Jamie Lovemark, who was runner-up and medallist at this year's North & South Amateur at Pinehurst No.2.
Last year Lee was eliminated in the first round of matchplay at the US Amateur. He qualified fifth from 36 holes of strokeplay at The Olympic Club near San Francisco.
The No.2 course at Pinehurst will play at 7,281 yards and par 70. The No.4 course at Pinehurst, which will be only used for the first two days of stroke play, will play at 7,030 yards and par 70. Following 36 holes of stroke play, the low 64 players will advance to match play with 36 hole championship final scheduled for Sunday.


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Welcome to the Food Science Institute
From the Director, Dr. Curtis Kastner
Welcome to the Food Science Institute Website. The Food Science Institute (FSI) was established in 2001 to integrate the expertise in food science across K-State. FSI facilitates the undergraduate, graduate, and online education programs and provides both research and technical assistance for the food industries. Approximately, 57 nationally and internationally recognized faculty from five colleges and 13 departments serve as teachers, mentors, researchers, and extension specialists in the following areas: food chemistry, food microbiology, food safety, veterinary medicine, cereal science, dairy science, meat science, food service, sensory analysis, food engineering, human nutrition, and product development. We look forward to assisting you in the area of food science.
What's New?
Dr. Larry Erickson cited for distinguished service
Larry Erickson, chemical engineering professor and director of the Center for Hazardous Substance Research in the College of Engineering, has received a Distinguished Service Award from the International Phytotechnology Society for his efforts in planning and organizing the 12th International Phytotechnologies Conference Sept. 27-30 in Manhattan.
National 4-H Week Student Feature, Anna Setter
Food Science sophomore, Anna Setter, is a former 4-H member who attributes her 4-H experience to choosing Food Science as part of her college major.
For all members, present and past, 4-H will always hold a special place in their hearts. For these 4-H alumni, the program gave them important life skills that they plan to use for many years to come. Join K-State Research and Extension this week as we profile current students at Kansas State University who are former 4-H members, in celebration of National 4-H Week, Oct. 4-10.
Chinese Food and Drug Administration Visits K-State
Three food science and agricultural biosecurity faculty recently hosted a 15-member delegation of Food and Drug Administration officials from China on campus to highlight K-State programs in food safety and agricultural biosecurity. Dr. Fadi Aramouni, food science professor and Extension specialist, discussed new food safety regulations defined in the FDA's Food Safety Modernization Act, while Dr. Steve Higgs (Director for the Biosecurity Research Institute and Peine Professor of Biosecurity) and Dr. Randall Phebus (professor of food safety) provided the group an overview of K-State's university-wide food safety programs, agricultural biosecurity efforts, capabilities of the BRI research facility, and current national food safety issues. The delegation interacted locally with the Kansas Farm Bureau and AIB International regarding agricultural and food industry topics. Mr. Yuda Ou, undergraduate student in food science at K-State, did a wonderful job of interpreting for the group at all of the venues.
Henry C. Gardiner Global Food Systems Lecture
October 12, 2015
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50th Anniversary Celebration of the Food Science Graduate Program
The Food Science Institute at Kansas State University would like to invite you to the 50th Year Celebration of the creation of the Food Science Graduate Program. The celebration will be held on Friday, October 16th at 3:30 pm – 7:30 pm at the KSU Alumni Center Banquet Room – Manhattan, KS
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Join us for a networking reception that will begin at 3:30 pm with Hors D'Oeuvres available.
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The 2016 Urban Food System Symposium will be held June 23-26, 2016 at the Kansas State University Olathe campus in the metropolitan region of Kansas City. Our goal is to bring together a national and international audience of academic and research-oriented professionals to share and gain knowledge on urban food systems and the role they play in global food security. This symposium includes knowledge on: urban agricultural production, local food systems distribution, urban farmer education, urban ag policy, planning and development, food access and justice, and food sovereignty.
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Sorry I didn't get to blog last week, but I was up to my elbows with traveling for interviews followed by the necessary writing Thursday and Friday.
The big news is the writer's strike will be over, so now it's anybody's guess as to when we'll see new episodes. My guess is the absolute earliest would be very late spring, but that's wishful thinking. It would make more sense to wait for the fall instead of just giving audiences a handful of episodes before the summer break.
Two weeks ago I finally saw the episode where Warrick suspects the crime boss is behind the death of the exotic dancer whom Warrick had "been with." It helped make the second part make a lot more sense.
Not a lot to say, except I applaud Nick for being a stand-up guy and telling Warrick he needs help with possible dependency issues. Maybe the writers could pull in that subplot and Heath Ledger's untimely accidental overdose and put together a timely (yet hopefully not preachy) show on the danger of prescription drug abuse.
Even more importantly, I want to see this subplot with the knee-breaker Mafia-like crime boss resolved soon after we get some new episodes.
QUICK HIT REVIEWS RETURN: Naturally, I've been watching a bunch of DVDs, so here are more three- to four-sentence reviews on some old favorites and a couple newbies:
• "Polar Express" — It bothers me when a Christmas movie fails to excite the kid in me and capture that not-so-elusive holiday spirit. Although I've never read the book, the film seems to have a lot of filler material. It could have used being 25 minutes shorter. Like a lot of people, the chilling"dead eye" look in the characters' eyes gives me the willies, as does the black girl's asymmetrical face. Grade: D
• "The Squid and the Whale" — I had heard some good things about this and typically enjoy Jeff Daniels' work, but the younger brother's potty mouth was too much to take. Since we couldn't make it past the first 28 minutes, I won't bother grading it.
• "World Trade Center" — Trimming the picnic epilogue and going straight from John McLoughlin being pulled from the debris to the narrative historical comments would have given the ending much more punch. The use of the McLoughlins having flashbacks of each other after the towers collapsed added a nice touch. Nicolas Cage shouldn't have tried to emulate a New York accent; it was horrible to the point of distraction. Grade: B-
• "X-Men: The Last Stand" — Bryan Singer's version probably would have upped the tension in the Cyclops-Jean Grey-Wolverine love triangle, but I stand by my original assessment that Brett Ratner does some fine storytelling here.
I hadn't realized how much foreshadowing there is to the conclusion until I paid close attention to Professor X's dialogue in the first half-hour this time around. Ratner should have kept the original ending with Wolverine going back to the bar where we first met him; of course I'm a sucker for book end conclusions. Plus it would have set up next year's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine." Grade: B+
• "Notting Hill" — The sign of a great movie is one you can revisit and enjoy it every single time. Despite Julia Roberts essentially playing herself and Hugh Grant playing the same role he always does, this is an endearing chick flick that stands the test of time. Grade: A


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Strawberries with Greek Yogurt and Coconut Sugar Dessert
There a time and a place for big fancy desserts at a well-planned dinner party, and then there's the time and the place for easy, peasy desserts at last minute get-togethers!
There's something about looking around and seeing people happy, relaxed, in the groove – talking about life and catching up! It makes me so happy!
I love the feeling of seeing my house or backyard (summer entertaining is coming!) filled with people you love, or that you desire to love, because you're just getting to know them.
New guests and old guests, hostessing is about feeding people and putting smiles on their faces and yummy food in their tummies.
For me, that is so satisfying.
Dinner parties–planned or last minute–make my heart very full.
We just had a few friends over, just like I explained above, and because it was last minute, I was thinking as quickly as I could about what to serve for dessert. And a healthy dessert! All of us had been watching our diets and sugar intake, and wanted to keep that going.
I grabbed my friend Kristin's silver tray that she left at my house a few months ago (do you ever do that? use what you have in front of you?) and lined it with fresh strawberries.
We're so happy it's strawberry season. Soon, our own strawberries will be bursting over on the side of the house in our raised beds.
Then I filled 2 glass dishes with Greek yogurt and organic unrefined coconut sugar.
Everyone dipped and rolled their own berries, and placed them on their little dessert plates.
But another option is pre-dip and roll the berries and serve them ready to eat that way.
It was such a satisfying dessert. A few strawberries each were all that we really needed. You know how the sweet tooth sometimes wants more.
The sweetness of great friends outweighed the dessert, but everyone decided that it was a new light and healthy summertime option!
And great for company.
What's your favorite way to serve strawberries for a last minute dessert?
Recipe: Strawberries, Greek Yogurt and Coconut Sugar Dessert {ReluctantEntertainer.com}
Summary: We love Aunt Patty's Organic Coconut Sugar
- 2 lbs. whole strawberries
- 1/2 cup Greek yogurt
- 1/2 cup Organic Unrefined Coconut Sugar
- Wash and dry the berries leaving the stems on. Line a platter with berries.
- Fill 2 small dishes or ramekins with Greek yogurt and the Coconut Sugar; placing on the same platter.
- Roll the berries first in the yogurt, and then in the sugar.
- Serve!
Preparation time: 5 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 6
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25 Responses to "Strawberries with Greek Yogurt and Coconut Sugar Dessert"
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I've never heard of coconut sugar! I love all things coconut so it sounds right up my alley. Thanks for the heads up, I'll have to check it out!
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This is so simple and delicious too! I need to get some of that sugar! Looks awesome
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I'll be using this for a great dessert. Hopefully I can find the coconut sugar in Canadaland!
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I really like the idea of using fresh fruit as dessert; I feel like I usually set it out as an appetizer or side, but summer is the PERFECT time to use it in other ways! And I love the yogurt/coconut sugar idea – the textures couldn't be more perfect!
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I love strawberry season, there's nothing kinder on the eyes then seeing (in our case) buckets full of strawberries ready to pick. I can't wait for them to start producing!
- #6
I have never heard of this sugar. Where did you find it. Sounds like another addictive item. ;) love strawberries. sigh. :)
Erika, I got it at Nature's Grocers. Do you have one of those stores locally? Or a Whole Foods would probably carry it.
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Easy peasy lemon squeezy! I have a bunch of strawberries in the fridge and I think they are going to get dipped!
- #8
Oh my gosh I was waiting for you to post this!! I love how simple and beautiful this dessert is, I prefer this over the fancy stuff :)
Have got to find some of that coconut sugar!!
You'll be able to find it, Aggie. It's so FUN!
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I'm intrigued & I too haven't heard of coconut sugar. Does it actually taste like coconut or is it more like a brown sugar? I might be tempted to toast a little coconut to mix in with the sugar for a stronger flavor.
It does taste like coconut, Donna. It's fabulous! Healthier, too!
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Yum! I do this too but I use sour cream & brown sugar. Your method *is healthier though :) When I serve this people are always unsure about the combination of sour cream + brown sugar + strawberries. I tell them they have to try it before they say 'no'. :)
We've always done that, Elle, and we called them Kelly Bellies, while growing up. :) This is a healthier version! :)
- #11
Thanks for the great idea! I too am now on the hunt for coconut sugar. Mmm Mmmm good!
- #12
Haha…those were going to be my guesses,,,greek yogurt and coconut sugar. I have used coconut sugar in a recipe, but haven't quite acquired a liking for it :)
- #13
I do love a simple dessert. This will definitely be a hit though. Strawberries are my favorite!
- #14
I've eaten a similar treat, using brown sugar and sour cream. But I am really loving your version…I need to find some of that coconut sugar!
If you can't find, I'll bring some with me when I see you next time, Brenda!
- #15
Maybe Market of Choice carries it up here. No Whole Foods they tried to come to Lane County but got blocked out mostly by locally owned food companies.
I got it at Natural Grocers, Erika. They are just hitting the west coast now! Our town was the first!
- #16
I need some coconut sugar in my life now! Looks amazing!
- #17
Simple but delicious!
I'm not sure that I can find coconut sugar here in Italy, though…I always use raw cane sugar.
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Familial adenomatous polyposis is a rare, inherited condition that causes extra tissue (polyps) to form in your large intestine and in the upper part of your small intestine (duodenum). If untreated, the polyps in the large intestine almost always become cancerous by age 40.
Most people with familial adenomatous polyposis eventually need surgery to remove the upper part of the large intestine (colon) to prevent cancer. The polyps in the duodenum can also develop cancer, but they can usually be managed by removing them regularly.
Familial adenomatous polyposis is caused by a defect in the adenomatous polyposis coli (APC) gene. Most people inherit the genetic abnormality from a parent. But in about 30 percent of cases, the genetic mutation occurs spontaneously at conception.
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This rare genetic disorder is caused by a different gene (the MYH gene), but has similar colon and duodenum risks. The number of polyps can vary, with up to 40 percent of people with MAP having 10 to 100 polyps, and up to 30 percent having more than 100 polyps. The risk of developing colon cancer is estimated to be 80 percent by age 70, if the polyps cannot be controlled with colonoscopy or if the colon and rectum are not removed.
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Pure, utter, unsubstantiated and glaringly ignorant supposistion on your part.
Furthermore, you're taking specific incidents of instance, and trying to apply them to general principle. Torturing animals is not par for the course, nor is it accordance with hunting ethics, or regulations.
Once again, the purpose of the re-introduction program was the re-establish a viable population of gray wolves in the general area of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. That objective was met, years ago.
The idea was never to keep the wolves under permanent federal protection. And nobody involved ever asserted no wolves would ever be killed. It was always understood at least some lethal control measures would be used on the wolf population. Even when they were under federal jurisdiction, agents, and in some cases, others, were authorized to kill wolves -- in order to cull their numbers and minimize conflicts with human interests.
It was always understood, that jurisdiction would be handed over to the states, and the states' managment plan would allow for some killing of wolves, by landowners protecting their livestock, by state agents removing wolves in instances of acute conflict with human interests, and by limited licenses to the general hunting public.
THe wolves are not "unprotected." Hunting is under restricted parameters, and the states have a vested interest in not letting the wolf populations dip below pre-determined minimum levels. Because if that were to happen, the program would revert to federal control -- and literally decades of work by hundreds of people would go down the tubes.
If anything, fewer wolves will probably be killed now, than were taken out by goverment agents under federal jurisdiction.
Nothing has "gone wrong" with the program. Apparently, a few individuals have abused the paramaters of it, made some deliberatly cruel and messy kills, and then had the audacity to brag about it.
Your reasoning here is like trying to say the purpose of building a road is to provide opportunity for reckless drivers.
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|3 years ago :: Apr 14, 2012 - 11:39PM #203
Because when an animal is suffering you can see it in his/her eyes, hear it in his/her whimpering, watch it in his/her trembling. Everybody can see such things, it depends on how much they care about it to be able to admit to what they see rather than what they "believe".
Thank whom or whatever that my father didn't hunt, either. But in my small, western town, hunting season was always a bummer because there were a lot of hunters from town and from out of town, who would tie their kill to the hoods of their cars and then parade it up and down the street so that everyone could marvel at the trophies -- or at least they "believed" everyone would marvel at their trophies.
I agree with you and certainly don't hate you for what you wrote. I wish you could get an answer that makes sense about the bait and switch Congress allowed these states to get away with.
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|3 years ago :: Apr 16, 2012 - 1:14PM #204
The article about the wolf being trapped and tortured cites a specific, outrageous incident. Even though it's long on bias and short of facts, the article itself indicates that the F.S. official and "hunters" involved could very well face disipline, and charges.
Clearly, they violated every parameter of ethics, and probably, violated animal cruelty laws as well.
Trying to apply this case to the entire wolf reintroduction program, and the states taking over managment (which, again, was the plan all along) is false and dishonest.
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|3 years ago :: Apr 16, 2012 - 6:36PM #205
Yeah, but mytmouse, even though you fancy yourself to be the acknowledged and peerless leader in the field of wolf hunting, you do not know for a fact that the wolf torture so grafically shown in the links was a one-off.
You do not know for a fact that this does not happen to other wolves in other places.
You do not know for a fact that leg-hold traps are rarely used by trappers in other states with other rules.
You do not know for a fact that people who hunt wolves believe in what you're always prattling about as this 'fair chase' sort of thing (whatever that is.)
For all you know, wolf torture goes on every day somewhere in the West, and the only reason you don't know about it yourself is that people aren't liable to boast about it online.
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|3 years ago :: Apr 17, 2012 - 9:50AM #206
Solf, I'm not claiming to be the leading expert on wolves. I've simply stated, I most probably know far more than anybody on these boards because:
•I live right in the area where the program is taking place. I was in Montana when the wolves were first brought back -- 1995-1996, then lived in Idaho for several years, and currently live in Wyoming. I'm literally minutes away from the nearest wolf packs as I type this.
•Because of my work, I've been in regular contact with experts, interest groups and leaders directly involved in the reintroduction program, and the long, complicated process of getting managment handed over to the states. I've had face-to-face contact with folks who really do know more about the issue and program than anybody else. I've argued, and witnessed the arguments -- with all sorts, coming from all sides. From those who don't want any wolves touched, to those who hate wolves and want them all killed -- to a range of opinions in between.
I've never said my opinon is the only valid one. I've merely pointed out, it's a very well-informed opinon. That's not bragging, that's simply fact.
Now, as to wolves being tortured, yes, I'm sure it happens. There is a lot of misplaced animosity toward wolves in this region. It offends and sickens me. However, that does not change the fact that such actions violate both existing animal cruelty laws, and the paramaters of basic outdoor and hunting ethics.
You can't control everything everybody does out in the wilderness -- I'm not sure you grasp the vastness of the land out here, Solf. We're talking about a chunk of land that's likely bigger than your entire country.
What we can do is scorn, and punish, those who break the rules. The Game and Fish allows for hunting -- of wolves, and numerous other species. Deliberately making an animal suffer is patently illegal. Not to mention, immoral and directly counter to everything my father and others like him taught me about hunting, woodsmanship and respect for the wild and the creatures that inhabit it.
This has been, and will continue to be, a very emotional subject. Over the years, I've heard a whole bunch of emotional blustering from both extreme sides. I really don't have time for that.
Now is the time for the program to move forward, as planned, under state managment.
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The annual rate of listing (i.e., classifying species as "threatened" or "endangered") increased steadily from the Ford administration (47 listings, 15 per year) through Carter (126 listings, 32 per year), Reagan (255 listings, 32 per year), George H. W. Bush (231 listings, 58 per year), and Clinton (521 listings, 65 per year) before decline to its lowest rate under George W. Bush (60 listings, 8 per year as of 5/24/08).
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In March 2008, The Washington Post reported that documents showed that the Bush Administration, beginning in 2001, had erected "pervasive bureaucratic obstacles" that limited the number of species protected under the act:
* From 2000 to 2003, until a U.S. District Court overturned the decision, Fish and Wildlife Service officials said that if that agency identified a species as a candidate for the list, citizens could not file petitions for that species.
* Interior Department personnel were told they could use "info from files that refutes petitions but not anything that supports" petitions filed to protect species.
* Senior department officials revised a longstanding policy that rated the threat to various species based primarily on their populations within U.S. borders, giving more weight to populations in Canada and Mexico, countries with less extensive regulations than the U.S.
* Officials changed the way species were evaluated under the act by considering where the species currently lived, rather than where they used to exist.
* Senior officials repeatedly dismissed the views of scientific advisers who said that species should be protected.
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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
A good deed may be overshadowed by what the East Carbon City council has concluded over the past few months is a major problem: communication between the city council and the mayor.
At a special meeting on Tuesday night, the council discussed events that took place over the weekend involving work on a road leading up to the drill sites for the new reservoir. Orlando LaFontaine, East Carbon City mayor, said that the city went up to the site and helped the engineering company get back down the road, which was affected by snow storms over the weekend. LaFontaine also mentioned that one of the drills was stuck at the site and needed water. Core testing is currently being done at the site where the reservoir may possibly be located.
On Friday, LaFontaine said he was notified that there was a serious problem and that the rigs needed water, which was determined to be about 6,000 gallons. Because the road was impassible, the engineering firm RGB looked into the possibility of putting in a connection to the city's water line to get the water they needed.
LaFontaine said volunteers and others helping the city spent all day on Saturday and Sunday working on clearing the snow, grading the road and laying down rotomill. Because there was no snow removal equipment available at the site and some equipment was broken down, the city needed to step in and help out, LaFontaine said.
"I felt like I needed to be there to see what was going on," he explained. "We felt there was an emergency and we accomplished what we were able to do."
LaFontaine went on to say that he felt the city was just helping RGB, the engineering firm working with West Ridge Mine on the drilling project. RGB is the engineering firm of the mine, not with the city, but Jeremy Humes, East Carbon City attorney, said that because of the importance of the reservoir project to East Carbon, the decision to help out may have been done in the best interests of the city. Humes also said that because the project involves a number of entities, including Sunnyside City and Sunnyside Co-Generation, RGB has been working with everyone affected by the project.
But some city council members felt LaFontaine did not communicate what exactly was going on with the work. Councilman Darrell Valdez said LaFontaine called him on Saturday morning and asked him to drive a truck for the city hauling rotomill, which is ground up asphalt, to cover a portion of the road leading up to the site. Valdez also claimed the mayor said the company was paying good money for people to drive trucks hauling materials. While the road leading up to the reservoir is a county road, LaFontaine said the city was helping maintain it.
Code does provide for leeway for the mayor to take these sorts of actions, Humes said. The mayor is considered the budget officer and Humes provided an example saying if the roads department had unexpended funds in the budget, the mayor could transfer those funds within that department if there was a situation that the city needs to deal with and there is a need to transfer the money.
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"All in all, I think it was a wrong choice," Valdez said of the city getting involved in the road project.
With claims of people being paid for their work, Councilman Andy Urbanik said he was concerned about who was keeping track of the cost of the workers and the equipment that was used during the work.
"Take it out of my pay," LaFontaine said.
Because of the work that was done on the road over the weekend, a water truck was able to reach the drilling site on Monday, LaFontaine insisted.
Halfway through the meeting LaFontaine said he wanted to leave, citing that he only heard about the meeting two hours before and he had family obligations. Walking out of the chamber, LaFontaine said, "Once again I killed everybody." The council asked him to return to the chamber and explain what he was saying. LaFontaine retorted that the city has gone over the issues discussed during the meeting many times already.
"If you would communicate with us what you are doing and when you are doing it, that would be really nice so that we aren't being asked by residents 'what the hell is going on?'" Urbanik said. LaFontaine also suggested that the city council should be better informed about what is going on, saying councilman David Avery should have known what was going on with the road because he works at the mine.
Councilman Avery, who works out at the West Ridge Mine, said he didn't hear anything about the project until Sunday night. He is concerned that the city may have developed a liability with the work that was done on the road and how all of the work will be paid for.
"The city should have had nothing to do with this project," he said.
The council also discussed the situation that occurred during the work with non-city employees using city vehicles and equipment. Councilman Urbanik suggested that the city look into the issue and look to prevent people who are not city employees from using vehicles citing insurance and liability as the main reasons.
Some residents were expressing concern about the work being done with city equipment and seeing trucks, owned by Circle K Construction, hauling materials to the road, Valdez said.
Communication between the city council and the mayor has been discussed before at previous council meetings, but Valdez thought LaFontaine didn't notify all city council members about what was taking place.
"We have to find things out through the grapevine around here," Valdez said.
With a special meeting being called to discuss this project, Humes said the council did not ask the questions about the project, and that members should have tried to find the answers about before the mayor left.
"If you want my opinion, this kind of meeting is the time that you ask those questions about that and the city council did not ask the questions that needed to be asked.
"The city council needs to delve into those details and try to get the responses that you need in order to properly deal with it," he said.
Councilman James Wayman said the mayor needs to improve his communication with other council members when an event like this occurs.
"I think the mayor thinks when he tells me something that I call everyone else about it," Wayman said. "I'm not going to go chasing around and telling everybody everything. To me, that's his [LaFontaine's] job, he's the mayor and he should contact you."
Despite not fully informing the city council about the road project, Wayman said that LaFontaine cares for the city and is all for helping people.
"He has always been about helping people," Wayman said of the mayor. "The only malice I see about this situation is that we didn't get informed about the project."
The council requested that Humes draft a letter to RGB and any other contractor that will be involved in the project stating that if there are any concerns that they should be addressed to West Ridge Resources because they are taking the lead on this project. Humes said he would first address the issue with all of the attorneys involved before possibly drafting a letter.
The council also said that they will look into drafting language for a purchase policy and check into their insurance to see if non-city employees using city vehicles is allowed at their next meeting.


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Dr. Phil King holds a photo of himself as an emergency physician at NKCH in the mid-1970s. He was an orderly when the Hospital opened in 1958. Years later, he would return to the same hospital for a life-saving operation.
Today, $4 won't buy a movie ticket. But in the early 1960s, $4 covered an office visit to doctors like Phil King. Dr. King started his medical career as an orderly at North Kansas City Hospital, shortly after it opened as a 100-bed hospital in 1958. He earned his medical degree and worked 14 years saving lives as a general practitioner and emergency physician on the Hospital staff. Nearly 47 years later, Dr. King returned to the same Hospital, this time relying on other doctors to save his life.
Radiology became Dr. King's specialty, and after moving from Kansas City, he eventually retired in California. A Liberty native, he and his wife, Kay, returned to the area in November 2004.
Up until January 2005, Dr. King, 72, assessed his own health as good. Both his parents lived into their 90s, and he expected to do the same. He quit smoking 20 years ago and needed to lose a few pounds like most people.
A trip to New York in January gave Dr. King his first clue that maybe he wasn't in such good health. He recalls a slight feeling of chest pain when he rushed to catch his flight or walked to reach the subway. "I didn't have a crushing feeling of chest pain, but I felt it was smart to see my doctor," says Dr. King.
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The singer, whose old neighbourhood was flooded by the superstorm, wrote on her website: "If it wasn't for NYC… I would not be the woman or artist I am today".
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My dear Sir,
Pray accept my very best thanks for your wonderful book on the fertilization of Orchids— I dont pretend to have mastered it yet for it wants very careful reading but what I have read has given me the greatest pleasure— I knew how singular & striking was the mechanism of many foreign orchids, but had no idea of the extent and variation of contrivance in the British— I am truly glad you have yourself explained so strong a class of cases for the advocates of separate creation— No one can accuse you of suppressing anything in their favor—& I dare say they will profit by some of your labors— I confess I am altogether puzzled by the Bee Ophrys— Why so much pains should be taken with all the others to ensure intercrossing and this one go on for ever self fertilising is a regular teazer— Is there any solution to be found in multiplication by the roots— I believe some orchids do and some do not— I think your anticipation by analogy of a Madagascar moth with a probiscis ten inches long equals Adam's & Leverrier— What a triumph it will be to find him—
I am very grateful for your few remarks on the secretion of nectar I own to having felt it to be a difficulty in the path and it never occurred to me `as matter excreted to free the system from superfluous or injurious substances' seized upon by natural selection as a means for working out an end— I had never noticed the glands secreting nectar in the laurel leaves— I confess myself greatly astonished at the prolificness of the orchids you cite— I thought they must be shy bearers from their comparative scarceness— What can keep them down?— You do not mention the source of the very peculiar smell of most of them. I suppose it to be important in attracting insects—or has it not been worked up by natural selection— the common orchis I have noticed to be almost scentless by day & remarkably fetid at night. it makes a room stink as if no end of cats had passed the night in it—
The chapter on homologies is to me and will be to many others who have not access to the great monographs peculiarly instructive— From having your attention so constantly directed to the subject & therefore at your finger's ends you can hardly conceive the extreme value of such a diagram as fig 32— Half the story in fact is incomprehensible to our weak minds without it— with it we feel quite cleared up— I never thanked you for your interesting brochure on dimorphism in Primula— The beauty of natural selection is the immense variety of new thoughts it suggests—
Yours very truly & very gratefully | E Cresy
I hope your daughter continues to gain health & strength & that M
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A woman who is married to a female Army officer at Fort Bragg and who was recently denied membership in its officers' spouses club said late Friday that she has been invited to become a full member.
Ashley Broadway told the Associated Press that she received the invitation from the club's board in an email Friday.
The invitation came on the same day that Broadway also learned she'd been named Fort Bragg's 2013 "Military Spouse of the Year" by Military Spouse magazine. She is married to Lt. Col. Heather Mack, who gave birth this week to the couple's second child, a baby girl.
"I'm pleased, I'm happy," Broadway said by phone Friday night. "As soon as things calm down with the baby, I want to get involved. I hate that it took so long for them to come to this conclusion. But I think things happen for a reason. I'm a very devout Christian. I've had faith in God this whole time. I think if anything it's brought up a larger issue: We have two classes of service members and how they're... not treated equally."
"Looking back, it's been a blessing in disguise because people are talking... in Washington, this is being talked about," she added.
Last month, Fort Bragg received national attention when Broadway was denied membership in the officers' spouses club at the North Carolina Army post because she does not have a spouse identification badge issued by the military.
Though she and Mack have been together for 15 years, the only pass post officials would provide to Broadway named her as a caregiver to their 2 1/2-year-old son - the same credential given to nannies.
The club announced it would allow Broadway admittance as a "guest member," but Broadway said anything less than full membership wasn't acceptable.