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First Nuclear Royal Commission Issues paper indicates an expensive farce
The paper appears to be totally confused by what is a cyclic process. For example, the phrase "once-through" cycle is an oxymoron and reprocessing spent fuel is just that, not recycling. These terms come from the nuclear industry's spin doctors.
Nowhere in this Issues Paper is information given on Government funding of the nuclear industry either directly in the form of grants and through government supplied services such as exploration, testing, environmental, and occupational health and safety services or indirect in the form of administrative services associated with the nuclear industry. We have no way of telling, for example, whether government expenditure has been recouped through royalties.
NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE (sic) ROYAL COMMISSION
EXPLORATION, EXTRACTION AND MILLING (of Uranium and Thorium), critique by Dennis Matthews, 20 Apr 15
This, the first issues paper of the SA Government's commission into expanding SA's role in the nuclear industry, will confirm the worst fears of those who suspect that this commission is an expensive farce funded by the taxpayers of SA , and that the decision to expand the nuclear industry in SA is an ALP-LP-nuclear industry done deal.
The issues paper is the product of the SA Government's mining bureaucracy, a bureaucracy that has a long history of a gung-ho environmental vandalism in the name of development. In the days when uranium mining was being considered at Roxby, Beverley and Honeymoon it was called the Dept of Mines & Energy but was known in the environment circles as the Dept of Mines & Mines, there never was any interest in anything form of energy other than coal, gas, oil and uranium.
Thanks to the Australian Democrats we got the Renewable Energy Target (RET) which overnight led to significant investment in wind energy in SA. We then got an even better result in the form of rooftop solar, the ultimate challenge to the fossil-nuclear fuel lobby and to multinational energy corporations in general. Not surprisingly the Liberal-Labor duopoly is now trying to reverse this challenge to big business' control over electricity generation. To a ruling duopoly, which has given us widespread privatisation of essential services, consumer control over electricity generation is anathema.
The issues paper has four sections. Continue reading
Australian government aims to shut down critics of its environmental policies
given the urgency of the environmental crisis, an increasing number of Australians recognise that we need environmental groups who do more than plant trees.
In the run to this year's Paris climate talks and next year's federal election, we need laws that encourage full-blooded political participation.
Government inquiry takes aim at green charities that 'get political' The Conversation, Peter BurdonSenior lecturer at University of Adelaide 16 Apr 15 The almost 600 environmental groups that hold tax-deductibility status in Australia are being scrutinised by a federal government inquiry, with reports that more than 100 of them face being struck off the list.
Some, like the state and territory Conservation Councils and Environmental Defenders Offices, are still reeling from cuts to their programs and core funding. Others, such as Greenpeace, The Wilderness Society, and Friends of the Earth, could lose access to the tax-deductible donations that help sustain their work.
Encouraging donations Deductible gift-recipient status allows eligible organisations, such as those on the environmental register, to receive tax-deductible gifts and contributions. Consistent with similar schemes in the United States and Europe, the environmental register was established as an incentive for citizens and corporations to fund organisations that are active in the public sphere, while also feeding into the logic of small government and shifting the burden of catering for social needs back onto the community.
In Australia, an environmental organisation is defined as a body or society whose primary purpose is to protect the environment or conduct education and research.
Importantly, however, in 2010 the High Court ruled that groups with tax-deductible status also have the right to engage in political debate and advocacy. The judgement described the freedom to speak out on political issues as "indispensable" for "representative and responsible government".
Moreover, the court pointed out that there is no general rule that excludes "political objects" from charitable purposes. Instead, the key consideration is whether the organisation "contributes to the public welfare". The ruling has been used as a precedent both in Australia and overseas, such as when Greenpeace won a favourable decision from the New Zealand Supreme Court last year.
Why is Australia holding the inquiry? Continue reading
Respected Aboriginal women elders explain the importance of the Homelands
'People wanted to go back to homeland'
Mr McLarty said many of the small communities were created in response to government policy last century which saw Aboriginal people forcibly amalgamated into camps with other tribes.
"People wanted to move back to their own homeland," he said.
"People wanted to go out to their own community, to feel some ownership, because they didn't feel like they belong here in another tribal area."
He said the Prime Minister's comments may come from a lack of understanding of Aboriginal people's history.
The women said remote communities were being unfairly painted as dysfunctional.
They argued that in most communities, children were safer and happier being raised 'on-country', where there was not the steady flow of drugs and alcohol and they could learn the traditional culture.
Remote Aboriginal community closures: Return to country or risk losing traditional homes forever, elders warn http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-03-11/indigenous-community-members-called-on-to-return-to-country/6304716 By Erin Parke and Rebecca Trigger Senior Aboriginal women from WA's Kimberley say the Prime Minister's "lifestyle choice" comments are a wake-up call and people who have drifted from their bush communities should return or risk losing them forever.
The call comes in the wake of Tony Abbott's suggestion that living in remote Aboriginal communities was a "lifestyle choice" that could not be endlessly subsidised by the Government.
Senior Miriuwung Gajerrong woman and chairperson of the Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre Merle Carter said the comments should spur people into action.
"For all of our people who are living in town, who are fringe-dwellers, just because of alcohol, go back to your communities," she said.
"With the statement that Premier Colin Barnett made about closing the Aboriginal communities, and Tony Abbott backing him up, this might be a wake-up call." Continue reading
Nuclear waste generated at Lucas Heights is a very small amount – Ziggy Switkowski
Nuclear waste dump needed, SA could fill gap, ABC Radio P.M February 23, 2015 Natalie Whiting reported this story
"……….NATALIE WHITING: Is the Federal Government going to need a sight for waste storage earlier than when we might see this royal commission wrap up?
NATALIE WHITING: Nuclear fuel rods from France are set to be returned to Australia before the end of the year
More nuclear waste, which is being reprocessed in the UK, will be sent back by 2020……"http://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2015/s4185584.htm
Australian governments' political risks in promoting the really quite marginal uranium industry
Given that Australia's uranium mining and export accounts for less than 1 percent of its hundred billion dollar mineral export business (iron ore, bauxite, coal, copper, nickel etc),36 however, these decisions by Australian leaders risked significant political capital over what has been a highly contentious issue in Australia's recent political history
Undermining Nuclear Non-Proliferation: Energy and Security Politics in the Australia-India-Japan-U.S. Nuclear Nexus 核不拡散の土台崩し オーストラリア·インド·日本·米国間におけるエネルギーと安全保障政策 The Asia-Pacific Journal, Vol. 12, Issue 46, No. 2, November 1, 2014 Adam Broinowski "……Until 2014, along with China, Japan has also seen a boom in mostly solar and wind electricity generation. But this has been stalled by utilities who have refused to take an influx of renewable power into the grid or to reduce electricity prices.10 With fewer nuclear plants scheduled for construction around the world than for shutdown, however, the nuclear industry faces the likely prospect of contraction11 and replacement by rapidly advancing renewable energy options, including solar, wind, tidal, hydro and possibly geothermal power over the longer term.
Despite this gloomy prognosis for the uranium sector, confidence began to return to the uranium mining industry in Australia from late 2012. Continue reading
A warning on greedy businessmen's push for nuclear chain in South Australia
South Australia takes first step to nuclear power GEORGE LEKAKIS The New Daily, Financial Services Editor 9 Feb 15 "……..The setting up of the Royal Commission follows lobbying by prominent South Australian business figures for an independent evaluation of nuclear power and enrichment proposals for the state……..South Australian Nuclear Energy Systems has been discussing its business proposals with Federal and State politicians, with a view to amending laws that ban nuclear power generation.
Mr Hundertmark told The New Daily last year that the company had identified international capital sources for funding local nuclear projects and had formed connections with global players.
"The funding of the things that need to be done is not a real problem – the problem is to get the legislative changes needed," he said at the time.
Australian Conservation Foundation spokesman David Sweeney warned that the Royal Commission could merely be a pretext for conditioning South Australians to the prospect of establishing a nuclear waste dump.
"There's no doubt that a large part of this inquiry is to de-sensitise people to the idea of creating an international radioactive waste dump in the state," he said."People need to be wary of the possibility that the inquiry is just a Trojan horse for getting a waste dump built."
Mr Sweeney said any independent inquiry would find that the economic case for nuclear power did not stack up. "As far as nuclear power is concerned, this is a fanciful exercise because of the outstanding growth of renewable alternatives," he said.
Mr Weatherill said the government would finalise the terms of reference for the Royal Commission in consultation with experts.
In June last year, The New Daily revealed that a group of high-powered businessmen and scientists led by former News International director Bruce Hundertmark had formed a new company to prepare business proposals for nuclear power stations in South Australia.
Apart from Mr Hundertmark, the board of South Australian Nuclear Energy Systems Pty Ltd, includes Ian Kowalick, the former chief of staff to ex-Liberal premier John Olsen. http://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2015/02/08/south-australia-takes-first-step-nuclear-power/
Thorium mining illegal in Victoria – but watch this space, and watch Dr John White
The Liberal Party's nuclear dreams: The strange case of Dr John White and Ignite, Independent Australia Sandi Keane 12 March 2014,
Why were Ignite Energy so desparate to dissociate their director Dr John White from both the nuclear industry and the Liberal Party? Deputy editor Sandi Keaneinvestigates.
IS THE nuclear fantasy that has taken hold in South Australia poised to slip under Victoria's 'no nukes' radar?
More to the point, is the iconic Ninety Mile Beach region of Gippsland being eyed off as a future source of thorium – uranium's young sister – the substance hailed by nuclear proponents as the green energy source of the future?………
Enquiries to both the Sydney and Melbourne offices of Ignite confirmed that, yes, Dr White was still one of its key people — manager, government and community liaison. Less than five months ago, he was introduced as Ignite's "executive director" in an interview with the ABC's The World Today on 17 October 2013. Indeed, the receptionist at Ignite thought that the 'executive director' title was still listed on Dr White's CV.
So, why delete it from the website and have conniptions over us publishing his connections to the Uranium Industry Framework? Also, what did Megan Davison mean by 'casting aspersions'? Was it the reference to his being 'a key Liberal Party adviser in the Howard-era'?
As chair of Howard's Uranium Industry Framework and mastermind of the business plan for the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (now renamed the International Framework for Nuclear Energy Co-operation), 'key adviser' hardly seems to do him justice.
Is this a reaction to the claims by members of the Gippsland community that Ignite is getting favourable treatment because of John White's special relationship with the Liberal Party?
ELA4968's thorium prospects Continue reading
Lucas Heights reactor medical Isotopes
1998 Both ANSTO and the government have sought to cloak rational discussion about the costs and benefits of a reactor under a dishonest claim that the reactor is vital for nuclear medicine. In fact medical isotopes can be easily obtained from a global market which already supplies many Australian hospitals.
a senior government bureaucrat who was quoted on the same ABC radio program saying: "The government decided to push the whole health line, and that included appealing to the emotion of people. … So it was reduced to one point, and an emotional one at that. They never tried to argue the science of it, the rationality of it".ABC radio on March 29, 1998
The medical isotope rhetoric has become so implausible that the government is itself backing away from it. The parliamentary Public Works Committee produced a bipartisan report in August 1999 which said: "A number of organisations and individuals challenged the need for a research reactor based on a requirement to produce medical radiopharmaceuticals. … The Committee recognises that this issue has not been resolved satisfactorily."
In fact, a nuclear reactor is likely to commit Australia decisively to the "nuclear club" by ensuring a seat on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The IAEA regulates the world's nuclear industry and is also the world's biggest promoter of nuclear energy.
It is unclear how our national interest is served by participating in the global spread of nuclear energy with its associated risks and waste problems. Professor McKinnon, who carried out the government's 1993 Reactor Review, agreed, stating: "There may be national advantages in not being so closely associated with IAEA stances."http://www.foe.org.au/anti-nuclear/issues/oz/lh/articles
Cyclotrons have important advantages over nuclear reactors in relation to radioactive waste and safety, and cyclotrons pose no risk in relation to weapons proliferation. The underlying reason for these advantages is that cyclotrons are powered by electricity, whereas research reactors rely on a uranium fission reaction.
Some important details on the Trans Pacific Partnership
Article 12.8 gives rights holders the right to demand personal information about customers of Internet Service Providers – or other service providers – on a mere accusation. . This is a fundamental attack on the privacy of the citizens of all signatory countries. There is nothing to stop rights holders going on extensive fishing expeditions, searching through millions of users, looking for people to sue. This power is not granted to law enforcement without due process. Handing such powers to corporations without any requirement to show a breach has occurred is an attack upon the process of law. We have a right to not be placed under surveillance by companies based upon their word that illegal activity has occurred
Pirate Party Australia's Presentation to Trans-Pacific Partnership Stakeholders Meeting in Melbourne March 4, 2012 Here is the speech that was presented by Pirate Party Australia President David Campbell at 11.45am at the TPPA stakeholders meeting in Melbourne. Thanks to Simon Frew (Deputy President) for authoring the speech and Mozart Palmer (Media Relations) for his contributions.
Pirate Party Australia, like many other attendees at the intellectual property section of this Agreement negotiation, first became aware of the proposed intellectual property provisions of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement when the United States negotiating position was leaked last year.[1]
Much of the content of the leak is a wish-list for old media corporations who refuse to adapt to the Internet and instead pay massive "donations" to their government in order to push their legislative agenda against the interests of modern society. This wish-list echoes that of the intellectual property segments of the Stop Online Piracy Act – known as SOPA – and the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement – known as ACTA. The US TPPA provisions have been nicknamed "the son of ACTA". The proposed solutions to online file-sharing will fundamentally change the operation of the Internet, to its detriment.
The extreme position of the leaked United States' Intellectual Property chapter is highlighted by the unprecedented request for the negotiating texts to remain secret for four years after the agreement is signed. This secrecy is a perversion of democracy. The public would not be given a chance to oppose such a draconian attack on both the Internet and the civil liberties of citizens in all of the signatory countries. All of this to protect the corporate interests of a small sector of one industry? What about the cost to our democratic rights?……..
In Australia, we have seen the harm that tighter intellectual property restrictions can cause through the Australia–US Free Trade Agreement. The Productivity Commission, a body that investigates the economic benefit or hindrance of various Australian economic policies, warned that agreeing to intellectual property provisions in free trade agreements needs to be subjected to a rigorous cost/benefit analysis.
The Australia–US Free Trade Agreement is believed to cost the Australian economy between 88 million and 763 million dollars a year in copyright enforcement alone. This is wealth being directly transferred from Australia to the United States – there is no net benefit to Australia derived from the tighter restrictions.[2]
If the US delegation gets its way, that and more will be forced upon your people and local economy, to what benefit? We urge delegates to reject the inclusion of any intellectual property provisions in your own national interests as they WILL harm your economies. Continue reading
St George and Sutherland Shire still want ANSTO's nuclear facilities – just not the wastes!
'The people of Sutherland Shire call on the government to address the long-term future of nuclear waste associated with the continued operation of the ANSTO reactor and increased waste production associated with the new nuclear medicine centre.'
''The continued transportation of intermediate level radioactive waste to Lucas Heights in the form of reprocessed fuel represents an unnecessary risk to the surrounding residents and communities.''.
Mayor reacts to ANSTO licence for new nuclear medicine facility at Lucas Heights St George and Sutherland Shire Leader Oct. 4, 2013, .The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) has issued a licence to the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation to prepare a site for the ANSTO Nuclear Medicine Molybdenum-99 Facility at Lucas Heights.
The move prompted Sutherland Shire mayor Steve Simpson to renew the council's calls for the federal government to address the problem of long-term management of radioactive waste from the Lucas Heights centre and establish a national nuclear waste repository as priority.
Indigenous Land Under Attack through ILUA Indigenous Land Use Agreement
Australia: ILUA Indigenous Land Use Agreement Equals Indigenous Land Under Attack http://indigenouspeoplesissues.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17864:australia-ilua-indigenous-land-use-agreement-equals-indigenous-land-under-attack&catid=24&Itemid=57 Native Title lawyers and anthropologists are deceiving claimants of their true Native Title rights and interests Michael Anderson said from Goodooga on July 2:2013
Radio: Adelaide the hub of military industrial intelligence nuclear complex
The issue isn't nuclear power. The issue is processing uranium for nuclear power that then can be used for defence
You have to understand this in terms of in terms of Adelaide, -it's a military industrial intelligence complex
Simons is connected to the University College of London but basically he's a front man for business interests, We can clearly question what he is doing given the fact that he's getting funding from indirect corporate sources.
AUDIO: https://radio.adelaide.edu.au/nuclear-power-in-south-australia-a-golden-age/ Nuclear Power in South Australia – a golden age? Radio Adelaide 23 Aug 13 Chris Komorek spoke with Dr David Palmer from Flinders University to explore the changing landscape. Produced by Ian Newton. TRANSCRIPT by Christina Macpherson
Chris Komorek As the uranium debate heats up, so does the destroyed reactor in Fukushima, Japan.The International Energy Policy Institute at the University College London's Adelaide campus is advocating a ramped up nuclear industry here in South Australia. We're joined by Dr David Palmer from Flinders University.
Australian company Paladin's uranium contract with Malawi -the "worst possible swindle"
Malawi gov't and Paladin: Act on Kayelekera uranium raw deal now! By Veronica Maele-Magombe Nyasa Times, By Veronica Maele-Magombe July 30, 2013 Since last week's stinging observation by UnitedNations (UN) Special Raportuer on the Right to Food Olivier De Schutter regarding Malawi's Kayelekera Uranium Mine deal, two elusive culprits remain pretty much intact in their hard shells. It is as if the country's most guarded contract between government and Australiancompany, Paladin Africa Ltd has not been unravelled as the worst possible swindle. Continue reading
Media secrecy allowed Australian territory to become highly radioactively contaminated
Dig for secrets: the lesson of Maralinga's Vixen B The Conversation, Liz Tynan, 26 July 13 "……lack of knowledge about the British nuclear tests in Australia is not surprising. The tests were not part of the national conversation for many years. Even when older people remember that nuclear tests were held here, no-one knows the story of the most secret tests of all, the ones that left the most contamination: Vixen B.
Maralinga is a particularly striking example of what can happen when media are unable to report government activities comprehensively. The media have a responsibility to deal with complex scientific and technological issues that governments may be trying to hide. While Maralinga was an example of extreme secrecy, the same kind of secrecy could at any time be enacted again. With the Edward Snowden case, we have seen what can happen when journalists become complicit in government secrecy, and we have learned the press must be more rigorous in challenging cover-ups.
At Maralinga, part of our territory became the most highly contaminated land in the world. But the Australian public had no way of granting informed consent because no-one knew it was happening. Remediating the environmental contamination was delayed for decades for the same reason. While arguments might be mounted for the need for total secrecy at the time (although these arguments are debatable in the case of Vixen B), there was no reason to keep the aftermath totally secret as well. Continue reading
Australia's "Northern Territory Intervention" trashed the reputation of Aboriginals on behalf of mining industries
Government had made it clear that it wished to re-engage itself more directly in the control of community land through leasing options as well as to open up Aboriginal land for development and mining purposes.
The plan was to empty the homelands, and this has not changed. However, it was recognised that achieving this would be politically fraught – it would need to be accomplished in a manner that would not off-side mainstream Australia. Removing Aboriginal people from their land and taking control over their communities would need to be presented in a way that Australians would believe it to be to Aboriginal advantage, whatever the tactics.
So began the campaign to discredit the people and to publicly stigmatise Aboriginal men of the Northern Territory
And even in 2009 when the CEO of the Australian Crime Commission, John Lawler, reported that his investigation had shown there were no organised paedophile rings operating in the NT, no formal apology was ever made to the Aboriginal men and their families who were brutally shamed by the false claims.
Sixth Anniversary of the Northern Territory Intervention – Striking the Wrong Note Lateral Love Australia'concerned Australians' Michele Harris, 21 June 13 Aboriginal advocate Olga Havnen, in her Lowitja O'Donoghue oration has asked a critical question. She asks what has been the psychological impact of the Intervention on Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory. It is surprising that so little attention has been given to this critical, yet in some ways tenuous, link before now.
Even before the Intervention began in June 2007, government had long planned a new approach to the 'management' of Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory. It was no longer part of government thinking that self-determination and Aboriginal control over land could be allowed to continue. These were the Whitlam notions of 1975 and they were no longer acceptable.
Early inklings of change occurred in 2004 with the management of grants being transferred from communities to Government's newly established Indigenous Co-ordination Centres. More ominous were the Amendments of 2006 to the Aboriginal Land Rights Act and the memoranda of agreements that followed. Government had made it clear that it wished to re-engage itself more directly in the control of community land through leasing options as well as to open up Aboriginal land for development and mining purposes. Continue reading


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Lovato will belt out the anthem on Monday.
The Texas Rangers and the St. Louis Cardinals are tied 1-1 in the seven-game
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I'm an interdisciplinary researcher, published writer, and educator. Currently enrolled in the Master of Science in Information at the University of Michigan, my specalizations are Social Computing and Archives & Records management.
The definition I aspire to is Barbara Smith's:
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Supportability is a topic near and dear to my heart. Vista has made great leaps and bounds in this area with more logging than any prior OS, as well as a great help file and improved errors.
However, the other day I was playing with Vista's UAC features and manifests and noticed an error which doesnt really give an indication as to what the real issue is so I thought I would note it here.
When I launched an application with a valid manifest I would get this error:
The error really didnt tell me much but I did recall that I had set some UAC policies earlier in this domain.
Under Security Options--- User Account Control: Only elevate executables that are signed and validated
Ahhh this was the culprit. Sho' nuff , I reverted this and it all worked out. However, had someone asked me why they got an error "A referral was returned from the server" in relation to a UAC issue - I never would have guessed this was the cause...
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That doens'nt work mate.
I've disabled those features but i still get the error message.
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Unfortunately without more info I cant begin to tell you why it may be popping that error.
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I turn UAC off and on next boot it is back on. How can I stop this?
is it set via a policy? See http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsVista/en/library/0d75f774-8514-4c9e-ac08-4c21f5c6c2d91033.mspx?mfr=true
Thank you, I didn't realize the implications of switching this on.
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November 27, 2015
It was a day of food, music, face-painting and more as Hospice of the Bluegrass had Daniel's Care Family Fun Day.
Hospice caregivers say Saturday's event was for children with life limiting illnesses that don't always get to run and play with other children their age.
And hoping to serve even more families, Hospice is building an inpatient facility right here in Hazard thanks to a $500,000 grant.
"It will be a family setting; it won't be like a hospital at all. It will be like a mountain retreat. And families will be very welcome. We're going to have large family areas; we're going to have kitchen areas. Every room, we hope will have a sun porch," says Candy Combs of Hospice of the Bluegrass.
Combs says Hospice plans to break ground in the fall for the facility in Hazard
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Star Trek Meets the Next Generation
Fisher, Bob, American Cinematographer
Cinematographers Gerald Perry Finnerman, ASC (Star Trek) and Marvin Rush, ASC (The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine) bridge television's generation gap and discuss their experiences at the Final Frontier.
When the first Star Trek pilot was filmed 30 years ago in 1964, creator and executive producer Gene Roddenberry wanted Lloyd Bridges to play the role of Captain Christopher Pike, but the actor turned him down. Jeffrey Hunter subsequently played the role, but the pilot never aired in its original form. Network executives felt it was too cerebral, and that Spock was too satanic for the public taste.
A second pilot, made in 1966, was to showcase Jack Lord in the captain's role, but Roddenberry and Lord couldn't come to an agreement. That opened the door for the inimitable William Shatner.
Since Star Trek first aired on September 8, 1966, there have been three additional TV series, seven feature films (with the latest due next month), well over 100 books, multiple videocassettes and laserdiscs, in addition to endless streams of merchandise. A poll several years ago indicated that 53 percent of Americans consider themselves Star Trek fans.
In 1987 Paramount Communications redefined the television landscape when they by-passed the three main commercial networks and released Star Trek: The Next Generation in first-run syndication. A slew of other original programs and movies made for first-run syndication have followed in its wake.
In many significant ways, Star Trek's 28-year lifespan has encapsulated the contemporary history of television film. The original 1966 series was photographed by Gerald Perry Finnerman, ASC. Star Trek: The Next Generation was shot by Marvin Rush, ASC, who subsequently went on to shoot Deep Space Nine, and is currently filming Star Trek: Voyager. The two collaborated last year when the original Star Trek cinematographer filmed many of the background elements used for digital compositing of Deep Space Nine scenes.
In a recent conversation in which the two compared Star Trek memories, Finnerman recalled his initial involvement with the show. "It was a fluke," he says, "I was working with Harry Stradling [ASC] on Walk, Don't Run in Japan. After we got back, we were working at Columbia for about a month. Harry came to me one day and said that Desilu was starting a TV series called Star Trek. They had asked his son, Harry Stradling, Jr., to shoot it, but he was already committed to Gunsmoke. I didn't think I was ready - I was only 32 but Harry encouraged me to talk to them. A Desilu executive said they would let me shoot an episode, and if they liked it, I could do the next one. I really wanted to work with Harry on Funny Girl, but he told me to try shooting Star Trek for 30 days. He said I could come back if it didn't work out."
Three days after he was hired, Finnerman was making suggestions. Scenes staged on alien planets were normally shot against a white eye background, but the setting was sterile. "It had no depth, so I asked if I could read three or four scripts in advance," Finnerman recalls. "One script was a love story. I said we should use warm tones to symbolize love, because color affects people psychologically, the same way music does. Another story occurred on a villainous, nefarious planet. It needed cold colors that chill your heart."
Roddenberry told him to shoot a small test, and director Joe Sargent was equally encouraging. Finnerman wanted to put some 10Ks up high, and cut gels for different color themes. He planned to have scoops shooting light up from below, which would allow him to blend different colors. A colored light was aimed at the eye, and costumed actors placed before it for the test shot. The filmmakers liked the results, and three days later, one of the heads of production at Desilu came onto the set with an $800-aweek contract.
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Please don't ask me to comment on that tactic because I'll end up using very harsh words. Buyers can be dishonest too.
Remember, these old shutters are OLD... and overhaul is expected unless it was advertized in "like new, fully operating to spec" condition. Otherwise, it is OLD and overhaul is expected.
Using old cameras is an expensive hobby!
Didn't ask you to comment, but since you did, I'll comment on your response: you are out of line. "Tactic"? "Dishonest?" I accused no one of being dishonest but you level an accusation with no information. Guilty conscience? Just asking. The lens in shutter were not sold "as is" and were listed on eBay with this description: "The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended." I'm entirely within my rights to return the item, and what's more the seller agrees, and has already apologized. Everyone here has behaved well, except you.


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On the Trail of the Alaskan Oil Spill
Cohn, Jeffrey P., FDA Consumer
Al Duzenack looked down and grimaced. It was 5 O'clock in the morning on a dark, dreary day in Valdez, Alaska, last July. And it was a good 30 feet down a wet, slippery metal ladder from the weathered dock where a tired duzeenack stood to the pitching deck of the fish tender below. Duzenack had worked until midnight the previous day and would have liked to get more sleep, but the tender's load of freshly caught salmon was waiting his inspection.
So, wearing awkward rubber boots and a two-piece rubber rain suit as protection from the steady drizzle, down the ladder Duzenack went, onto the tender's slick deck, and, after a quick look around, down yet another wet metal ladder into the ship's hold. There, he looked over the walls and floor of the now-empty hold for signs of contamination. "Fine," Duzenack yelled, "there's no oil here."
Duzenack was one of more than two dozen investigators, scientists and advisers the U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent to Alaska in 1989. Their job was to help state officials ensure that no fish or shellfish contaminated by the March 24 oil spill in Prince William Sound near Valdez got into food intended for human consumption.
"Our role was primarily that of assisting the Alaskans," says Roger Lowell, director of FDA's district office in Seattle, Wash. "We also wanted to assure consumers that there was nothing of concern about the quality of seafood from Alaska."
New Twist to Old Job
Inspecting seafood and cannery operations in Alaska is nothing new for FDA. The agency maintains a one-person office in Anchorage, which is under the Seattle office's jurisdiction. Both offices regularly send investigators to visit seafood processing plants in the nation's largest state during the commercial fishing season. Their job is to ensure compliance with FDA's wholesomeness, cleanliness and labeling requirements under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
But 1989 was different. The oil tanker Exxon Valdez altered the focus of FDA's routine seafood inspections when it ran aground on Bligh Reef off Alaska's southern coast a few minutes after midnight that early spring morning. Within hours, more than 10 million gallons of crude oil had washed into one of the state's richest fishing grounds. And it happened only weeks before the anticipated start of Alaska's commercial fishing season-April for herring, early May for halibut, and June through September for salmon.
Recognizing the need for a coordinated effort by federal and state agencies to make sure no oil-contaminated seafood reached consumers, Lowell and other FDA officials met with their counterparts from the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and from the Alaska Departments of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) and Fish and Game. Separately, the U.S. Coast Guard, Environmental Protection Agency, Fish and Wildlife Service, and other federal agencies helped Alaska oversee Exxon's cleanup efforts and monitor the oil spill's effects on the environment.
The federal and state officials quickly agreed that a completely open fishing season would soon overwhelm the ability of investigators to keep up with the catch, says Douglas Donegan, ADEC's director of environmental health. Instead, they decided to ban commercial fishing in obviously contaminated waters. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game, along with NMFS, was charged with judging which waters to close or open for fishing.
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In all, one-third of Prince William Sound was closed to commercial fishing by the state in 1989. Even greater restrictions were placed on fishing around Kodiak Island off Alaska's southwestern coast, where only one-eighth of the waters normally fished were opened.
In large part because of those restrictions, less than 50,000 pounds of oil-contaminated fish were found in 1989, Donegan says. That compares with 696 million pounds of salmon caught in 1989 alone, a state record according to Alaska Department of Fish and Game data. …


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About: Blogging for Income
Welcome to Blogging For Income (This is an H1 heading)
Over the next few weeks we are going to slowly prepare what will be in the future a blogging for income pdf file on how we are working, why we are working and what we hope to achieve and how it is all going in terms of earning the almighty dollar $$.
Unlike some of my fellow bloggers who have or are simply blogging about their hobbies , their family, their car, a holiday or their sex life, I am about to show you how we have achieved a number of things and made an income from them.
What will we discuss (this is an H2 Heading)
We will discuss the so called art of blogging and off course by the time the ink is dry there will be many changes thanks to Google.com and the so called guru's that have built a fortune making, forecasting and in some cases instigating the changes
You as the reader or as the system likes to call it subscriber or better still as my wife likes to call you my income source(s) . You have to make a decision over time if in fact we are writing respectable information , info that will assist you to make an income or whether we are writing crap simply to make an income from it.
Within the next 48 hours we will write the first of 100 articles. Be aware that in those articles there will be links and products mentioned , some we will gain an income from if you decide to buy them and some we will not bother to sell, in fact there will be a lot of information as to how to do the most of this for next to nothing.
We will discuss the cheapest methods, and the cost efficient methods along with the where to get this done for you or as the guru's call it outsourcing the work.
Who do we need to keep happy (This is an H3 Heading)
We will keep google happy from time to time and add links to other sources as references, we will add images with the correct al text (alternate text in place) we will add videos ( from my you tube channel) with links for me to make an income from.
Blogging is an art form ( what a load of rubbish) or so we are told. Its not an art form it can be used as an income sourcing system while providing content that the reader/subscriber/client/income source/ wants to read and finds it valuable or in simpler terms finds it of value.
If you the reader/subscriber/client/income source/ find one item of value in every other article then I will be happy ( more than happy if you make me a $1.00)
Well this is Day One – and I hope that somewhere along the way you read this one before you get the remainder of my blogging for income articles sent to you –
Have a great Day
Jock Tiernan
First – Lesson
This article contains 3 Headings an H1, H2, H3 these are required in every article to keep the G happy
There are Keywords (Blogging for income) in Bold and Italic at the start , through the middle and Italics at the end
There are Keywords (blogging) that have a link added to them back to this site and in the future to other articles we have written (when we have written them) we will come back and addd them. (internal links and external links are required)
We have an external link to google ( you need them at least 1 ) to get them crawlers working
We have an external link to one of other sites made an income
There are Key words in the Widgets to the right – to my other sites and to a sales link (making money) for this we use a plugin we will discuss later
There are Little pictures of Facebook, Twitter and others on the left floating – we use the to get social links and backlinks
The image has at alt txt within it to make it acceptable to G and to rank it in the G images when searched
We have used Two systems to gain backlinks for the page – and we have set an auto indexer to get this indexed tonite
We have added this to external back linking sources – some we will explain later , some free and some cost $
We have added Images of other sites below the articles for you to click on and of you buy we get paid
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Wayne, I use Lithium Chloropalladite routinely for my Pt/Pd prints. Along with Cesium and Ammonium Chlorpalladite.
Someone else will have to answer the question about subing K Chloroplatinite for Na2, just don't know. For some reason, my gut says it will not behave the same as Na2, but it's been wrong before.
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Do a quick online search for carpet cleaning and you'll find a variety of methods. The two most common are hot water extraction — mostly known as steam cleaning — and hot carbonation, often referred to as dry chemical techniques.
So how do you decide which method is best? To start, check the paperwork that came with your carpet, with the carpet manufacturer themselves or with a reputable carpet cleaning company. The most widely accepted cleaning method is hot water extraction.
"The high temperature of the water kills bacteria and extracts the dirt out of the carpet," said Tony Solis of All Points Carpet Care in Mooresville, N.C. "It's a very deep cleaning compared to dry cleaning."
Solis uses truck-mounted equipment that injects water heated between 180 and 250 degrees into the carpet under pressure and then rinses out a pre-treated solution he sprays onto the carpet. Steam cleaning removes bacteria, dust mites and odors. The most common drawback is a long dry time. But done well, carpet should dry in just a few hours.
"Drying time on a carpet should be four hours, not 44 hours," Solis added.
If inferior equipment is used for steam cleaning, dry times can take more than a day — resulting in a mildewy smell — and soap can be left behind, attracting more dirt.
"The way soap works is, it attracts itself to dirt," said Gil Patterson of A-1 Chem Dry in metro Kansas City, Mo. "If you don't rinse it, it will stay in the carpet and continue to attract soil."
Patterson's company uses a hot carbonation cleaning process that requires about one-fifth the amount of water as steam cleaning.
"A big, big difference with our process is we don't have any soap or detergent in our solutions," Patterson said. "Our general cleaning solution is a natural solution. It's pet and family friendly."
Some companies charge by the room, others by the foot. However a company charges, you should know what the fee will be before the technicians begin the work. Ask for a written quote, if it's not offered to you upfront. Most carpet cleaning jobs start at about $79 to $99 for one or two rooms and go up from there. Look for a company with a good history and that carries workers' compensation and liability insurance.
Angie Hicks is the founder of Angie's List, a resource for local consumer reviews.


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American Society of Hematology (ASH) Image Bank [Free] - Contains over 2100 images. Free registration required to download images.
The Cell: An Image Library [Free] – American Society for Cell Biology. The Cell: An Image Library is a freely accessible, easy-to-search, public repository of reviewed and annotated images, videos, and animations of cells from a variety of organisms, showcasing cell architecture, intracellular functionalities, and both normal and abnormal processes.
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Obedience Song
CObedience is the very best way, to show that you be-Dmlieve.(…G)
DmDoing ex-Gactly what the DmLord com-Gmands, doing it happi-Cly.
CAction is the key – do it im-C7mediately, joy you will re-Fceive.
FObedience is the Cvery best way to Gshow that you be-Clieve.
FObedience is the Cvery best way to Gshow that you be-Clieve.
We Cwant to live pure we want to live clean.
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DmSweetly sub-Gmitting to Dmauthori-Gty, leaving to God the Crest.
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Inspired by this comment here what information do we have on Naomi's father (from Megillas Rus)? Apparently his name was Avi-Naomi but was that his real name before Naomi was born? Who was his father?
Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky in his Sefer טעמא דקרא brings down that from the Gemoro Bava Basra 91a that he was the son of Nachshon ben Aminadav ( and a brother of Elimelech).


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Colonial Athletic Association men's basketball tournament TV schedule
Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.comIt's hard to believe that March is truly upon us. The Colonial Athletic Association gets Championship Week started this weekend with its conference tournament, which this year is taking place at the 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore. Here's how to watch all of the games on TV in the Philadelphia region... Read more
A few minutes with Joe Lunardi
Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.comOne of the side benefits to covering the Drexel-St. Joe's game Wednesday night was catching up with Joe Lunardi, the ESPN.com bracketologist who also does color commentary on the Hawks' radio broadcasts. As often happens during our chats, we bounced around a bunch of local and national subjects. Here's... Read more
This season's Big 5 TV schedule and unofficial doubleheaders
Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.comI always intend to do this every year, and more often than not I forget. I remembered this time, even if it was just a few hours before the start of the season. Here's the schedule of all of this season's Big 5 City Series games and how you can (or can't, in a few cases) watch them... Read more
Live updates: Saint Joseph's at Drexel
Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.comTime: 4:00 p.m. EST Venue: Daskalakis Athletic Center/Philadelphia, Pa. TV/Radio: The Comcast Network/WIP 610-AM (Saint Joseph's) At one point, was the most anticipated game in the city this season. Now both teams surely must win their conferences' automatic bids to make the NCAA Tournament. Click... Read more
Drexel coach Bruiser Flint basks in the spotlight after a fifth straight win over Penn
Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.comHere are some highlights from the postgame press conferences after Drexel's quite entertaining 61-59 win over Penn at the Palestra on Saturday. You probably don't have to guess too hard as to which subject got Bruiser Flint the most animated, but I'll give you a little hint. There were 5,608 fans... Read more
Live updates: Drexel at Penn
Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.comTime: 4:00 p.m. Venue: The Palestra, Philadelphia, Pa. Radio: WFIL 560-AM After a one-year hiatus, the Battle of 33rd Street is back. Follow along below for live game updates throughout the afternoon. If you're on a mobile device, click here. Read more
Video: A very good promotional video for Saturday's Penn-Drexel game
Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.comAhead of Saturday's Penn-Drexel game at the Palestra, the two schools' athletic departments got together with a few filmmakers in the DAC Pack to put together a promotional video. The result is quite entertaining: The game tips at 4 p.m. and I've heard there are a good number of seats still available... Read more
Drexel gets eight games in CAA's NBC Sports Network package
Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.comHere's a good a sign as any that Drexel is expected to have a very strong season: the Dragons are featured in eight of the CAA's 15 nationally-televised games on the NBC Sports Network. Among the marquee contests involving the Dragons are visits to the DAC from Davidson and Old Dominion, and the big... Read more
Drexel's Frantz Massenat, Lehigh's C.J. McCollum ranked among nation's best players
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Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This mascara is incredibly lengthning. I love this for that reason. Doesn't provide much volume or maybe that's just because of my straight Asian lashes. Cute packaging and I absolutely love the shape of the wand
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Black
This is my HG product! I've used this for about 4 years now, and no other mascara can compare!
Its relatively light weight, so it doesn't weigh down your lashes, even with multiple coats. For me, one coat was needed, and it lasts the whole day! It doesn't flake, smudge, and does whatever it says it will do. People actually come up to me, asking if I'm wearing fake lashes!
This may be the only make up product that I will stock up and will be loss if they ever discontinued this.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
This is my HG mascara. I have been using it for over 5 years. When I first purchased a new tube the formula was a little runny; so the first few applications from a new tube are not always fun for me, but once the formula gets a bit thicker this stuff is amazing! It can clump a little but if you wait too long to do a second or third coat (I usually do 3 coats), but it can easily be combed out using the applicator.
I have tried everything from YSL, Dior and even a Japanese fiber lash brand called Fairy Drops (all of which were quite expensive upwards of $38 CAD.). I found myself running back out to the drugstore to buy another tube of this.
I will never cheat on my Lash Stiletto!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I am surprised at the average overall rating of this product. This is an excellent quality mascara that provides amazing length to my lashes. I am super fussy when it comes to mascara and generally do not stay loyal to a mascara for more than a few months. This also provides a decent curl effect as well (without the use of an eyelash curler which I've never been a fan of using). I really like the brush/wand as it is an 'old school' natural brush, and not the spiky, plastic type which I loathe! This works so well at providing length and curl, is super easy to apply and even easier to remove in the evening. I noticed a lot of the newer formulas are very difficult to remove, and result in the use of a lot of extra makeup remover and loss of lashes! This mascara comes off simply with my gel based eye makeup remover, and I don't lose any lashes in the process (unlike with Maybelline Falsies which is a pain to remove and results in lash loss). This is also a very buildable formula, and does not clump; just the opposite, as it separates lashes so well.
*EDIT* - I repurchased this recently and it is not working as well; it's still a nice mascara but has not made my lashes as lengthy as the first tube did. I've removed one lippie.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
i have a love and hate relationship with this product. I love that it has a waterproof version but then it smudges on me. Also , this has an attitude, there are days it choose not to behave and just ruin my lashes
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I judge a mascara in the following ways:
1. Lengthening: it doesn't give you 'dramatic' length but you'll see a significant increase in length.
2. Volumising: it's ok - makes my lashes thicker but I personally don't think the result is significant enough. If you're looking for ultimate increase in thickness just invest in false lashes.
3. Smudge?: mine is not waterproof, but it stays on long enough given that I don't use eye primer and use eye cream. When I take it off I gently massage my eyes with cold cream remover.. about 30 seconds all mascara melts. Proves how uneasy for it to smudge on me.
4. Wand: the unique shape makes applications at the corners of the eyes easier. But to me it still puts a bit too much on my bottom lashes. For finer applications on the bottom lashes use mini brushes that are made to cleanse the gaps of your teeth - they separate bottom lashes very well and prevent clumps.
5. Formula: relatively dry, I'd not use it as a build-up mascara. Suitable for relatively thin lashes.
6. Clump? It doesn't clump if the amount of product on the wand is sufficient for your lashes. In one go I apply mascara on upper and bottom lashes of both of my eyes --> NO CLUMPS!
7. Flake? It doesn't flake - before it dries. If you apply on a dry coat you'll get minor flaking issues.
8. Packaging: CUTE!
Overall I'd say it gives a natural finish suitable for day time purposes with one coat and separated, longer and a-little-thicker lashes. With 2 or even 3 coats you're ready to hit the nights! For an absolute voluptuous look opt for false lashes - this mascara blends in very well with false eyelashes. Lashes are spread beautifully and evenly; and they are stayed in that way (inc the curls) unless you rub your eyes. Suitable for contact lenses wearers, I believe, as my eyes do not get irritated with this mascara. The price is reasonable, but still a bit costly for drugstore product
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have used a lot of mascaras, and this is the best I've ever used. It doesn't clump and it stretches my lashes out SO long!! Amazing mascara. A bit on the pricey side for a drug store mascara but well worth every penny.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I was trying to find a drugstore alternative to Lancome Definicils (my favourite, but pricey at $31CDN). I read some reviews online that this was a close match, so I purchased it for $10CDN (not on sale).
I generally look for a mascara to pump up my lashes just a little bit (no delusions about how far a mascara can stretch my tiny lashes), in a formula that doesn't smudge (my skin around the eyes can get a little oily throughout the day), and a brush that small enough to get all of my short fine lashes without getting on my eyelid (that means no thick, giant brushes).
This formula is pretty good, it doesn't get flakey or stiff. My lashes still feel soft after application. It doesn't smudge throughout the day. I had really high hopes for the brush, because that's primarily what I liked about Definicils. Unfortunately, it didn't quite work for me. The wand has both short and long bristles, which I thought would help comb through my lashes, but unfortunately, I feel like the bristles are too sparse, and while trying to get more mascara on my lashes, I would have to get my lashes closer to the shorter bristles, but that meant the longer bristles would brush against my eyelid. I then tried the wiggle method, but my lashes just stuck together, and the long bristles were too sparse to adequately comb out the clumps.
In the end, the effect was fine, and I used this for a few weeks. However, I wouldn't repurchase, because it seemed like a lot of work to get a pretty average-looking lashes. Perhaps this would work better for someone with longer lashes, where the eyelid thing wouldn't be an issue. And yes, there is a distinct... floral/powder fragrance.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I just don't understand this line of mascara. I absolutely fell in love with the volumptuous version but they discontinued it. The regular version does nothing for me though. I don't know if it's the formula or the wand but I just don't get great results from this one. I really wish I had kept my volumptuous wand to try with this version. It's just ok, no great length or volume or any real WOW factor. I won't buy this again.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I think I can call off the drugstore mascara search for a while. I first tried this mascara around 2008/2009 - whenever it first came out and initially I wasn't impressed b/cof two major issues at the time.The smell was my #1 issue - very strong, chemical odor. #2 - spider legs. Fast forward to last week when I entertained this mascara again. Through the years I have purchased every single mascara out there from drugstore to D&G & Guerlain, Smashbox, etc etc. This mascara still smells awful BUT it gives me a little of all the higher end mascaras rolled into one. The length is amazing, no clumps, it DOES give volume (wiggle the brush from side to side a little). I actually love the brush too, it's long and skinny and has bristles (I have a love/hate relationship with certain plastic wands). It's intense black, great for night but if you go light, it's good for day. It's cheapish for drusgstore and obviously available anywhere. Definintely my favorite drugstore mascara out there right now. My HG "mid/higher-ish" is CK One w/the adjustable PLASTIC wand (I know, you probably hate it). So if you want a lot of length, some volume and don't have a Sephora right next door, try this. PS - I hate waterproof mascaras so I can't speak on that version.
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Bones' story
The first time I saw Bones was at the Humane Society's first mobile adoption from the animal shelter. Bones was the saddest sight I had ever seen. His bones stuck out and his head stayed down and his tail stayed between his legs.
I didn't think anyone would want this sick old bird dog because of his sad condition. I went back to the adoption at closing and he was the only one left. So he became mine.
Bones was found to have severe heartworms and went into treatment and rehabilitation. His ribs disappeared and his back smoothed out. This sweet old bird dog had a second chance.
Bones loved to go to the country and mark every bush and go into a point when he saw a quail. Bones never asked for much. He ate whatever food you gave him and loved what petting you had time for.
A few years later Bones' health deteriorated because of old age. I couldn't let him suffer, so I called my vet to see if he could put Bones down in the back of my pickup while I hugged his neck and talked to him. He said yes.
It was fast and easy for Bones, but not for me. Bones is buried in the country where he loved to go. I miss you, Bones, and hope to see you again someday.
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