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Drag star Sweetie has long brought perfect lipsynch, winning shimmies, and talon-sharp wit to bars that should pay her double. And now she's the focus of a documentary called Charmed Life, which is playing the NY International Independent Film and Video Festival. (October 22-29th.)
To celebrate this event--and because Sweetie's publicist told me they missed the deadline for REAL magazines-- I asked for some funny and/or revealing quotes from Sweetie. They sent me some that she gave to a REAL magazine, Gaydar, ba dum pum. Here goes:
Q: Do you remember your first drag performance?
Sweetie: I performed at NYC's legendary Pyramid Club in the East Village in 1991. I had been mugged the week before and made my drag debut with 75 stitches in my face. I performed with another queen named Faux Pas and I literally did cartwheels in heels and we finished the performance by setting off fireworks inside the club. It was an amazing night in my life.
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Q: What would you say is the biggest misconception of drag performers?
Sweetie: That we are all tops!!!! LOL. Actually, that we are "ON" 24/7. That we wake up breathing fire and spitting sequins. For the most part, we are really ordinary guys who thru the magic of drag get to lead extraordinary lives.
Q: Any significant others in your life?
Sweetie: Funny you should ask. This "Big Titted Honky Soul Momma" has been spending a lot of time with a new fella. An actor who is not spooked if I am "Donny" or "Marie". Quite honestly it began as a booty call, but we just kind of clicked in all the right ways. That's hard to find up here in NYC. Boys love to hoot and holler and throw tips at you, but at the end of the night, not many are willing to meet who's actually living underneath the wig. I'm taking it slow because he seems like one who could be a keeper!
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After Pepper boutique owner Cathy Beach completed her master's in clinical psychology in California, she began a career in fashion merchandising. She's done everything from working as designer Rachel Pally's assistant to overseeing visual display for Bloomingdale's and Free People stores along the West Coast. She had just begun developing the visual layout for Alternative Apparel stores in California when her mother's cancer came back. In February 2014, Beach moved back to Arizona to be with her, and decided there was no better time to open her own shop.
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"I always thought I'd come back and have a private practice and have a store," says Beach. "I just thought it would happen later on."
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"A lot of boutiques here carry the same product, and with Pepper I wanted to showcase some smaller California designers. I have Flynn Skye out of Venice, Alternative Apparel -- which uses all organic cotton and nontoxic dyes, Free People, Mink Pink, and Somedays Lovin, which are Australian Brands."
The boutique, located in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale, has a very light and easy California feel, and boasts plenty of shopping room. Almost all items are under $100.
Pepper will also feature domestic lines like Greenlee swim suits, made out of recycled materials, Baggu, and P.F. Candle Co.
"People here love the mall and love Nordstrom, but I hope they find a curated buying experience at Pepper," says Beach. "We've tried to hit the best of the best from each little genre of shoes, candles, and clothing. A lot of my mom's friends want to come shop, and I absolutely think there's a ton of items that anyone of any age can wear and look amazing."
The boutique is named after Beach's dog, Pepper, who you can find hanging out around the shop's opening this Saturday April 26th from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The entire store will be 15 percent off.
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What did everybody think of the AMC drama's return?
By Alan Sepinwall @Sepinwall | Sunday, Jun 2, 2013 10:00 PM
"The Killing" returned from the dead tonight on AMC with another two-hour premiere. I published my review earlier in the week. Now it's your turn. For those of you who came back tonight, what did you think? Did it feel like Veena Sud and company learned anything from the problems of seasons 1 and 2? Or did it feel like she just embraced the serial killer zeitgeist to spruce up the show? Were you shocked to see the expression on Linden's face in her introductory scene? Did you like the stuff with Peter Sarsgaard at the prison? The teen runaways in the Jungle? Holder in a suit? And will you watch again?
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BrettPokerI enjoyed the first 2 seasons overall, despite the blatant flaws. This season looks like it has the potential to be even better. I will stick around for the duration.
And was that Jewel Slaite? Did she make a Serenity reference? :'-)June 2, 2013 at 10:07PM ESTReply to Comment
LemI stuck with this show thru the first couple seasons due to the amazing performances of Brent Sexton and Joel Kinnaman. And funny enough, I found myself frustrated with this show for the same reason I liked it- the acting talent. The numerous red herrings were bad enough, but even more disappointing was the fact that the writers didn't come up with better story lines for the wealth of acting talent they had at their disposal. The producers are aware that they left a lot to be expected in the first two seasons, so I think there is good potential for The Killing to come back and wow us. Kinnaman is now in charge, Skarsgaard looks creepy as hell (in the best way possible), and as long a red herring doesn't turn out to be that Rosie's best friend Sterling is one of the at risk prostitutes, I'll stick around. Crossing my fingers that the third time is the charm.June 2, 2013 at 11:35PM EST
guy (guest)just have to no. and not worth 45 mins to find out.
might we be shocked by linden's expression because it is the exact same one she wore in every scene in the first two seasons? or because its a different one?June 2, 2013 at 10:13PM ESTReply to Comment
velocityknownThat's my bad, Alan.June 2, 2013 at 10:33PM ESTReply to Comment
Ed (guest)I thought it was excellent, and glad that the political storyline is dropped permanently.
Alan: if this catches back on, do you think there could be a season 4?June 2, 2013 at 11:27PM ESTReply to Comment
Chris (guest)I wasn't expecting much but I actually thought it was much improved. It's only 2 hours of a long season but it seemed to clear out a lot of the unnecessary clutter of the last two seasons (the political b-story, the father's mob background, various police bosses delaying the case).
If you pretend it is just the pilot to a new show, I feel like it was promising. Unfortunately we are dealing with one of the biggest promise breakers in our generation.June 2, 2013 at 11:38PM ESTReply to Comment
Chris (guest)I wasn't expecting much but I actually thought it was much improved. It's only 2 hours of a long season but it seemed to clear out a lot of the unnecessary clutter of the last two seasons (the political b-story, the father's mob background, various police bosses delaying the case).
If you pretend it is just the pilot to a new show, I feel like it was promising. Unfortunately we are dealing with one of the biggest promise breakers in our generation.June 2, 2013 at 11:38PM ESTReply to Comment
Other Scott (guest)These episodes made me remember why I was so sucked into this show for most of season 1. The show really manages to seem a lot deeper than it actually is, so that I was looking for deeper meaning in stuff the writers were doing. I was convinced the show was doing a detailed study on what grief can do, and the impact an investigation had into the lives of normal people. I was completely on board with it for 12 episodes that were pretty much exactly like the two that were on tonight. As it turned out, it fooled me. The show had no deeper aspirations, it was being slow because of its concept. I ended up watching a couple episodes in season 2, and stopping when the conspiracy plot was introduced, because, sigh.
Anyways, these episodes were fine, I'll watch for a little while at least. I'm not falling for the whole "slow, and therefore deep" thing again, unless this show can prove to me otherwise, that it's not just a popcorn mystery spread out over 13 hours instead of 2.June 2, 2013 at 11:41PM ESTReply to Comment
KristenI'm puzzled by your comment. The Killing -did- explore the grief of the victim's family and how the investigation affected their lives, and the city's. It had a silly resolution, yeah, but it succeeded on the fronts you mention. That's why some of us kept watching.June 3, 2013 at 1:10AM EST
Other ScottIt dealt with the grief of the victim's family, yeah, but that's been done so many times that it was always more an acting showcase than one of the more interesting parts of the show.
I was actually very invested in the idea of Richmond driven to kill a girl in a similar manner to his wife to reignite the strong feelings of grief he had originally when his wife died. They undermined all that and made some huge coincidence about a suicide attempt instead, because the show just isn't as deep as I was taking it to be. Also, I never saw the teacher as a red herring, but a victim of an open investigation. But, when Richmond was revealed to be a red herring, I re-evaluated and decided that maybe the show does like their red herrings, which ruined that section of the season for me as well.June 3, 2013 at 7:05AM EST
Ron Ozer (guest)I expected better. Some of he writing was again so predictable and juvenile. That scene with Linden making a toast to the couple? I almost turned it off. My wife and I kept rolling our eyes. It's a shame, great acting and directing and production. Crap writing.June 3, 2013 at 12:00AM ESTReply to Comment
Miles (guest)Nobody cares about this show, I'm just waiting here for a Game of Thrones or Mad Men recap.June 3, 2013 at 12:19AM ESTReply to Comment
eeeewwTrue, but I will at least watch for the next three weeks, until Mad Men, finishes. I fast forwarded a lot of the boring scenes/ mindless dialogue. The acting is excellent, the cinematography is over the top and almost self-parody, and the writing is below average.June 3, 2013 at 2:05AM EST
Another GuestIt's on my DVR for later this week. Amazed that it's almost noon EDT and no Mad Men recap!June 3, 2013 at 11:53AM EST
kbailey3131 (guest)I think this was my final episode. I watched the first two seasons as a critiquer. But I found myself at the same spot Ron said he was. Tonight's opener reminded me about all the reasons I critiqued it. The final reveal at the end? So, I'm to buy that Linden has been so deeply obsessed by the drawing for years but only stumbles onto the scene related to it at the end of the episode tonight? Those other (presumably) bodies have been sitting on the surface of the water for how long? I almost expected that barn to be filled with seals.
This was a formulaic attempt to not look formulaic. Will season 4 open with Linden jogging onto another crime scene? Even with the captivating performance of the "Bullet" character, I'm officially done with this show. I could totally buy the concept of looking at this as if it were the pilot. If I didn't have the baggage of the first two seasons, I might have felt differently. But Sud et al are relying on every conceit they used setting up the Larsen deal. The sloppy disclosure to the parents, the sloppy handling of crime files and photos, someone trying to short change the investigation...in fact I thought to myself twice that we were revisiting two scenes from the actual pilot tonight.
Really wasn't anything new and nothing done spectacularly better.June 3, 2013 at 1:21AM ESTReply to Comment
SareetaThis was my only complaint about the episode. She's been obsessed with that drawing, but never thought to look for the scene depicted?June 3, 2013 at 1:00PM EST
madmemeNot that I want to be an apologist for this show, but you guys missed a crucial point: the NEW drawing she spots at the boy's house has the two massive wooden warehouses in it (where the new victim had been found). The previous drawing(s) were just of a nondescript shoreline with trees and a log - no detail to find the location.June 4, 2013 at 12:08PM EST
Lili (guest)Can't believe Linden and Holden are back. They're by far my favorite couple on TV.
And isn't it awesome that because Veena Sud doesn't reveal the identity of the murder in the end of her books, we don't need to worry about spoilers? And thank God people haven't discovered Matthew Weiner's books yet... Otherwise, they would ruin "Mad Men" as well. It was a GREAT decision to shut down the comments section for Game of Thrones, Alan.June 3, 2013 at 2:15AM ESTReply to Comment
ChesterfieldI always though Alan and Dan were a bit hard on the show. Not that it was great, but it had some great actors that did good work in individual moments, and there were times when I thought the drama worked. The red herrings and the stupid coincidences never really managed to sink the show for me.June 3, 2013 at 5:19AM ESTReply to Comment
virginia (guest)It's always a treat to see Peter Sarsgaard. Wonderful actor. The show itself depresses the hell out of me but I'll give it another go.June 3, 2013 at 9:01AM ESTReply to Comment
the BGT (guest)I thought the first two seasons were a FAILED attempt to copy the Danish masterpiece (even if I think Alan was way too hostile against it).
Now they moved on their own, with their own story, and that shows. It is much improved and I will watch the next episode for sure.
Much much betterJune 3, 2013 at 9:30AM ESTReply to Comment
amandajreynoldsI'm pretty sure the pastor did it.June 3, 2013 at 10:20AM ESTReply to Comment
timidwildone"Holder in a suit?"
"Holder out of the suit."
On a serious note, I think the season has potential. Excited to see team Linden/Holder back together soon. Can't wait to see how things unfold!June 3, 2013 at 11:04AM ESTReply to Comment
Wholi (guest)Enjoyed the two episodes.
Yes, fearful of the same pot holes from seasons 1 & 2, but hopeful of something better.June 3, 2013 at 12:18PM ESTReply to Comment
SareetaI really enjoyed it up until the reveal at the end of the episode (all this time obsessing over the case and Linden never thought to search the area the kid had been drawing until now?)
The prison scenes with Ray Seward were very good. The way Sarsgaard whispers when he talks makes you want to lean closer, but then you recall what happened to the prison priest.
The focus on Bullet and the other street kids raises the stakes because now you worry about whether she is going to become the serial killer's next victim, get raped/beaten up by a john, or if she will continue to live out her life homeless and unsafe. That last scene with Bullet was so sad, but I could see it coming from the moment she confronted that guy earlier that day.
Good news is this case will apparently get solved by the end of the season.
PS: Holder is as entertaining as ever. Glad to have him back on TV.
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SAL (guest)Anyone else catch the Firefly reference? Holder's girlfriend pulls down his shirt to reveal a tattoo that says Serenity....she played Kaylee on Firefly, the mechanic of the ship Serenity....June 3, 2013 at 1:21PM ESTReply to Comment
Dan3320The thing I hate about "Have at it" "reviews" like this are that people just comment about their general feelings instead of discussing actual plot.
What exactly was Linden discovering there at the end? Were those bodies, or remnants of some house/cabin that had been recently destroyed? And if they were bodies, why wasn't her phone out of her pocket instantly? Linden has some "balls" for a tiny female.
Overall I'm hooked. I disliked most of the first 2 seasons but watched because I forgot to cancel my DVR season pass. Glad I forgot - this was much improved.June 3, 2013 at 3:07PM ESTReply to Comment
KeoneyoI still prefer the danish version. Who lit this thing by the way Stevie Wonder? And why is everone talking like they got a mouth full of marbles?June 3, 2013 at 4:24PM EST
Goofusi am hooked too. i watched season 1 on netflix and skipped season 2. this show's season premieres always remind me of the wire in its tone. I was also wondering what that was that she was looking at at the end of this episode. it was not obvious to me. the characters seem interesting to me. it was enough for me to check the season pass on my tivo.June 3, 2013 at 10:27PM EST
Matt (guest)Linden didn't "stumble" on to the scene at the end. And I'm sure she had previously tried to determine the location the drawings portrayed. But the little kid didn't know and it's not like he could give coordinates.
She found this place because it was at the same vicinity of the murder in the beginning of the episode. She went and checked out the crime scene herself and then it all clicked.June 3, 2013 at 5:01PM ESTReply to Comment
Kt (guest)What does Peter sarsgard whisper to linden on the prison phone??June 3, 2013 at 11:31PM ESTReply to Comment
GoofusInteresting that everyone sounds like they think of the killing almost like an ex that had great promise but constantly lied and cheated. So you broke up. Now they have come back and said that they have changed. Do you take them back?
Since I binged watched season 1 on netflix it felt more like we went out 7 nights in a row where she was a constant tease, and then I walked away. Now she has come back saying she wont be such a tease. Do i take her back?June 4, 2013 at 8:24AM ESTReply to Comment
Jay Steill (guest)Much, much improved so far. Bad parenting (like really bad parenting) continues to be one of the laughable themes however. I can live with that though when viewed as a bit of odd comic relief.June 4, 2013 at 8:36AM ESTReply to Comment
madmemeSure, why not - I'll watch for awhile.
1) Kinnaman and Enos.
2) Reasonably interesting start to the season.
3) Beautifully shot.
4) Enos and Kinnaman.
5) Hey, it's the summer.June 4, 2013 at 12:12PM ESTReply to Comment
Lepidoptera (guest)Spoiler Alert: There will be red herrings aplenty. There will be coincidences so contrived they will make the constant rainfall seem like a trifling complaint. This is The Killing, and wondering if random happenstance and red herrings - so crucial to the tired formula of the first two seasons - will disappear is like watching Matlock or Scoobie Doo and wondering if a case will come along that leaves Matock utterly dumbfounded or force Fred and Thelma to simply drive off in the Mystery Mobile with the monster unmasked.
So the kid has been drawing that scene for going on three years? Does that mean all those very very pink jackets and jumpers have been there that long? And nobody ever stumbled onto them or saw them glowing brightly from a passing aircraft?
I watched the premiere, and now I will wait and simply watch the series finale. And you know what - I bet it will feel like I didn't miss a beat on the mystery front, because everything introduced in the intervening episodes will have been proven worthless by then.
The people who watch this just because they love Joel Kinnaman should learn a lesson from the people who continue to watch Nurse Jackie just because they love Edie Falco. There is little joy at the end of the day in watching talented actors perform in utter dreck.June 4, 2013 at 4:02PM ESTReply to Comment
madmemeAgain, I really don't want to be an apologist for this show since I've never been a fan - but seriously? People should learn a lesson? That has to be one of the silliest things I've read here. Yes, please, oh wise one, teach me what I shall receive joy from in my life.June 4, 2013 at 5:57PM EST
Patrick (guest)Am I the only one who thought the teenage street kid scenes were terrible? They seemed like a bad 80s after-school special. At no time did I ever feel like I was watching real kids in those scenes.June 4, 2013 at 9:10PM ESTReply to Comment
Dax (guest)Several mentions of the very funny Jewel Staite-Serenity joke, but nobody's noted the (also quite funny) appearance of Grace Zabriskie as the motel clerk... appropriate, with all the Twin Peaks/Killing and Laura Palmer/Rosie Larsen comparisons, that Laura's mother turn up here...June 4, 2013 at 10:40PM ESTReply to Comment
Laura L. (guest)I will return back to the show because,I wanna know if Peter Sarsgard character will be executed before, the detectives figure out he is innocent. Also I want to know if Peters character want to die because of guilt, the guilt over beating his wife, and not being there to protect her and his son.June 19, 2013 at 12:58AM ESTReply to Comment
Laura (guest)I love this show, I love Holder in his regular street clothes, I also think he's sexy in his street clothes. Ive been watching this show since season 1 along with the original Swedish version Frebrydelson? and I love both shows. The Swedish version is very intense and fast pace, but the American version is more mystery based, less political in comparison to the Swedish version.July 13, 2013 at 2:11AM ESTReply to Comment


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|Understanding how capping of actin filaments prevents epithelium to mesenchymal like transitions in genetically defined epithelial tissues
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|The actin cytoskeleton has a central role in controlling cell shape and mobility. In epithelia, a circumferential band of actin filaments provides the structural support for cell-cell junctions. When the strength of the epithelium is compromised, cells may undergo epithelium to mesenchymal transition, escape size-control mechanisms, evade cell death and finally acquire the ability to migrate. These features recapitulate all of the hallmarks that characterize cancer malignancy. Interestingly, clones of cells mutant for either subunits of the capping protein ab heterodimer (CP), induced in a heterozygous wild-type background, are extruded from the wing blade epithelium and die. However, depleting the subunit (cpb) by RNA interference (RNAi) in the whole blade leads to a different outcome: epithelium polarity is strongly affected, few apoptotic cells can be observed, while many seem to overproliferate. This differential behavior is unlikely to be due to a dosage effect since RNAi induced-cpb depletion in restricted wing blade domains also induces cell extrusion and death. This suggests that CP prevents tumorigenesis of wing blade cells. However, when CP mutant cells are adjacent to wildtype wing blade neighboring cells, the latest eliminate mutant cells by a process of cell competition. The role of CP in preventing tumorigenesis might be related to its major function, preventing excessive actin polimerization, or to additional functions, such as the maintenance of epithelial cell polarity. The tumor suppressor function of CP appears to be tissue specific since the above cell behavior is only observed in restricted epithelia. This suggests that each epithelium has specific cytoskeleton and/or junctional properties, making cells sensitive or not to mutations that cause abnormal tumor growth. Altogether the presented data highlight the crucial impact of tissue context for the activation of a tumoral process
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A multicentre programme of clinical and public health research in support of the National Suicide Prevention Strategy for England
Authors: Gunnell D, Hawton K, Bennewith O, Cooper J, Simkin S, Donovan J, Evans J, Longson D, O Connor S, Kapur N.
Journal: Programme Grants for Applied Research Volume: 1 Issue: 1
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3310/pgfar01010
A multicentre programme of clinical and public health research in support of the National Suicide Prevention Strategy for England. Programme Grants Appl Res 2013;1(1)
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To carry out a programme of linked research studies aimed at improving the management of self-harm, reducing the incidence of suicide and providing reliable data to evaluate the impact of the National Suicide Prevention Strategy for England (2002).
There were four research streams: (1) we studied inquest records from 12 coroners and Ministry of Justice data to assess the accuracy of official suicide statistics; (2) we used Office for National Statistics mortality statistics, data from the Multicentre Study of Self-harm in England, national liver unit data, prescription data and patient interviews to assess (a) the impact of paracetamol (acetaminophen) pack size restrictions (1998), (b) the impact of withdrawal of co-proxamol in 2007 and (c) the relative toxicity in overdose of commonly used antidepressants; (3) we carried out 3-month audits of self-harm management in 32 hospitals to investigate variations between hospitals and the impact of management on repeat self-harm; and (4) we developed and piloted letter-based contact interventions aimed at reducing self-harm.
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(1) Between 1990 and 2005, the proportion of researcher-defined suicides given a verdict of suicide by the 12 coroners studied decreased by almost 7%, largely because of the increased use of misadventure/accident verdicts for deaths thought, on clinical review, to be suicides. Use of narrative verdicts increased markedly. Coroners who gave more narrative verdicts also gave fewer suicide verdicts, and geographical variations in the use of narrative verdicts appeared to distort reliable assessment of small-area differences in suicide rates. 2(a) UK legislation to reduce pack sizes of paracetamol was followed by a 43% reduction in number of deaths and a 61% reduction in registrations for liver transplantation over the next 11 years. Paracetamol overdoses were often impulsive and some were influenced by media (including the internet); sales outlets appeared mostly to be adhering to sales guidance. Smaller pack sizes of paracetamol for sale in Ireland compared with England did not result in a smaller number of tablets being taken in overdose. There was no clear evidence of an effect of the legislation on prescribing of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, nor on resulting gastrointestinal bleeds. 2(b) Withdrawal of co-proxamol from use in the UK resulted in approximately 600 fewer deaths than predicted between 2005 and 2010 based on previous trends, with no evidence of substitution by poisoning with other analgesics. 2(c) Of the tricyclic antidepressants, dosulepin and doxepin had the greatest toxicity. Citalopram was more toxic than other selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. (3) There was marked variation between hospitals in the management of self-harm; effects of this variation on patient outcomes were unclear, although psychosocial assessment may have been associated with reduced repetition. Levels of specialist assessment remained static between 2001–2 and 2010–11, but service quality appeared to improve. (4) Findings of two pilot randomised controlled trials suggested that, although it would be feasible to scale up these interventions to full trials, these interventions might have low generalisability and be of limited benefit to patients.
Within the context of the strengths and limitations of the individual studies, this research programme has made significant additions to the evidence base related to suicide and self-harm prevention in the UK.
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A pilot study of a contact and information based intervention to reduce repeat self-harm; ISRCTN65171515.
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Rabbits belong on American Camp prairie
A letter to the editor in response to Megan Dethier ("Supports National Park Service's plan to control the rabbits at American Camp," Sept. 3 SanJuanJournal.com):
I am not your "neighbor," but I am a 40-year resident on San Juan Island so perhaps you are my neighbor (like it or not).
I do take offense to your letter. I would think that honoring the UW you would not have stepped into a pile of controversy. I see that you are in the marine biology field. Perhaps you should keep to that.
Saying that Yellow Island has a "prairie" made we wonder, who in the heck are you? Yellow Island is a total of 11 acres and is full of trees and of beautiful meadows (in the springtime). A prairie it is not! As you know, it is protected and is a wonderful jewel in the San Juans. It has nothing to do with American Camp on San Juan Island. Apples to oranges, so why would you even bring it up?
If you want to see 11 acres of the 1,700 acres at American Camp look like that of Yellow Island, I think it could be done. Quite simply without killing our rabbits even. Just fence in an area, but you're not really looking at the big picture. Yellow Island does not have deer; are we going to have to kill all the deer to preserve the plants that the NPS thinks are of value this decade? The NPS will be planting, which will in turn entice our deer to areas which they have not bothered to browse for many years.
Moonscape? MOONSCAPE? Wow, how shallow is that? The dunes at American Camp should be praised. They are also at risk of extinction. I am just amazed that the dunes do not get the respect that should be given them. In a few short years, they could be gone — extinct, along with all the wonderful plants that thrived in them. Do you not realize that the rabbits have played a large part to keep our dunes intact?
The San Juan Island NPS has used gas and poison to try to kill the rabbits and plants at American Camp. They have lied face to face at the public meeting, asking us to believe their statements, that they had not done anything to eradicate the rabbits, when less than one month later the truth came out that they had gassed the warrens even recently.
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