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Ebenezer has correct confirmation and strong stature. Unfortunately for us, he is related to most of our females, and we cannot use him for breeding. We have however used him to test females, and he exhibits his sire's enthusiasm for the job.
FF Legacy Gold's Lucky 13
FFAF El Regalo Regalo is a proven herdsire with several high quality offspring on the ground. View our website and saleslist to see a good cross section of what he has been throwing.
Fiber Optic 8-time Color Champion! Including 2005 AOBA Light Color Championship. Fiber Optic quite simply stated has an elite fleece. Well organized staples, extreme brightness, high frequency, and high amplitude crimp, very very fine (16.1 AFD, 2.8 SD, 16.8 CV, .4 >30) and excellent density. Add to that a great head and very typey conformation to his body style,and you have a champion. Fiber Optic's sire is the great Legacy (Herdsire of the year in 2002 and highest selling alpaca EVER!), and his dam is a Peruvian with a 17 micron fleece.
FMA Drifter's Dakota Dakota is a stunning DB son of TGF Drifter. Grandfathers are Legacy and El Nino !!
FMA Greybeard's Black Angus Genetics in black & grey!
FMA Greybeard's Dark Knight Son of 8x champion Greybeard, Knight is a full Peruvian Modern Dark Silver Grey. These amazing moderns have been known to produce every color cria under the sun. Reserve your breeding today.
FMA GreyBeard's Dark Knight "Modern" Dark Silver Gray & FULL PERUVIAN. A rare male. His sire GreyBeard was also a "Modern" DSG FULL PERUVIAN, and an 8X CHAMPION.
FMA Neruda's Denali True MAROON NERUDA son. Stunning male. One of the few Neruda offspring of this color.
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Burgis Brook Alpacas Breeding some of the finest alpacas in Connecticut. Peruvian and Accoyo Pedigrees of Distinction.
Clear Mountain Alpacas, LLC Quality support, award winning genetics, and fine alpaca products.
Countryside Alpacas
Everafter Farm
Gott Alpacas
Independence Farm
Morning Mist Alpacas LLC
Pine Hill Alpaca Farm Llc "Breeding Tomorrow's Champions Today"
Quinnipiac Valley Alpacas
Safe Haven Alpaca Safe Haven Alpaca Farm, Country Store and B&B.
Six Paca Farm Brewing the best in the breed.
Southwind Farms, LLC New herdsires available from multiple ribbon winner, ACCOYO AMERICA ATTICUS. Current ribbon winning males from our 5 PERUVIAN QUICKSILVER. AFFORDABLE FOR EVERY BUDGET.
Stone Bridge Farm THE PATH TO QUALITY ALPACAS
Stonycroft Farm
Three Niece Farm Experience the Family Farm Difference!
Tremblay's Alpaca Farm We are a small farm located in a rural setting north of New Haven, CT.
Tsuga Hill Farm Alpacas
Acorn Alpaca Ranch, LLC
Bayns Hill Alpaca Farm Happiness is Alpacaness! On our farm we have Happy, humming alpacas producing high quality fiber!
Big Red Acres
Briar Rose Alpaca Farm
Great Rock Alpacas
Happy Hearts Alpaca Farm Experience the joy of a happy heart!
Hill Crest Alpacas
Island Alpaca Company Island Alpaca Company is centrally located on the beautiful Island of Martha's Vineyard. Just two miles from the ferry boat! We are perfectly sized to offer personalized service and attention, along with a fine selection of alpacas from many terrific bloodlines. We invite you to visit us at Island Alpaca Company to meet our herd, or simply to learn more about these extraordinary animals and the benefits of alpaca ownership.
Many Feet Farm A little farm with alot of personality!
North Brook Farm & Mill Alpacas...Peace of Mind
Owl Acres Alpacas When looking for livestock sometimes we overlook the small farms . . . but what a mistake that can be!!
Plain View Farm Come see what's in Plain View!
Rock 'n Root Ranch
Silver Oak Farm Specializing in fawns and greys with an emphasis on selection for long-term fiber fineness and density.
Sunny Knoll Farm Alpacas
Sweet Brook Farm LLC
Tall Grass Farm
A Craftsman's Touch Alpaca Co,
Abenaqui Alpacas At Abenaqui Alpacas our mission is to provide the alpaca industry with the finest alpaca genetics that continue to set standards in the United States. We also take pride in creating the best overall package, which not only includes superb animals, but also the information, support, and experiences that make owning alpacas enjoyable. Abenaqui Alpacas is Natural Excellence.
Bag End Suri Alpacas Of Maine, Llc Opening the door to fantastic opportunities...
Blueberry Farm Alpacas, LLC
Carrageen Alpacas Serious about Suris
East Coast Alpacas LLC Breeding Alpacas with a Purpose Welcome to East Coast Alpacas - Where Alpacas are not just an Investment but a Lifestyle.
Full Moon Alpacas & Country Store Maine's premier mid-sized alpaca farm. Located in beautiful Auburn. Set on 26 spectacular acres. Breeding award-winning offspring since 2002. We are proud of our breeding program and of our alpacas. Specializing in nationally known, supeior color genetics. Offering some of the finest bloodlines in the country. Home to 2 Full Peruvian Herdsires, GreyBeard,and Wolverine, and our Snowmass Legacy Gold son, Drifter. Our goals are simple: Breed thoughtfully to produce outstanding and consistent results; Be a part of the ever growing demand for U.S. alpaca fiber and alpaca products; Embrace the "Alpaca Life-Style", and all it has to offer.
Limerick Heritage Alpacas "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you've imagined." Henry David Thoreau
Misty Acres Alpaca Farm
Sea Hill Farm Alpacas, LLC
Spudland Alpacas
SuriPaco Farm Welcome to our world of suri alpacas. With our growing herd of quality stock, our focus on genetics and commercial fiber production - we offer a wide range of services to both new and existing breeders. Join us for a day, an event or just give us a call to talk about domestic fiber production. Ken and Claudia
Acappella Alpaca Farm
Alpaca-Brats Farm "Sometimes a little brattyness isn't always a bad thing"
Alpacas of NH at Sleeping Monk Farm THE HOME OF OUR 7 X CHAMPION THE MONK'S OLIVER! AT SLEEPING MONK FARM ALPACAS ~ WE BREED CHAMPIONS!!! Give us a call at 603.878.2183 to breed your females to our 5 Champion Herdsires or to purchase High Quality Alpacas At Extremely Reasonable Prices. Never Forget That ~ QUALITY BREEDS QUALITY ~ This philosophy has been the basis of our success. Our mentoring combined with quality alpacas can be the basis of your success! Contact us today! LET'S TALK ALPACA!!!
Amber Moon Alpacas Amber Moon Alpacas is located in Unity, NH. Our female alpaca, Connie Chung, gave birth to Quentin's Cheyenne Moon, a beautiful beige female cria on June 5, 2008. At the Green Mountain Alpaca Fall Spectacular in October 2009 Cheyenne won a first place blue ribbon for her fine fleece in a field of 12 alpacas. Connie Chung gave birth to Quentin's Carolina Moon on June 8, 2009. Carolina Moon is a true black female. We proudly co-own Andean Bronze Calix, a gorgeous male with Maple View Farm Alpacas in Brandon, VT. Calix is available for breeding by contacting Maple View Farm. Connie, Cheyenne Moon, Carolina Moon, Nantucket Moon, Cherokee Moon and Calix are agisted with Maple View Farm until the Amber Moon Alpacas farm is up and running!
Blue Opal Alpaca Farm LLC
Contoocook Alpaca, Llc
Cooper shearing services experienced,reliable, quality assured alpaca,gentle shearer,NorthEast US. Teeth and toes Herd Health. Will travel.Professional.
Elf-paca Meadows
Foggy Bottom Ranch Alpacas, LLC From our hand-planted pastures to our off-the-grid solar power, we are truly "Nature by Design".
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Folsom Farm Alpacas
Foss Mountain Farm Alpacas Beautiful Animals Beautiful Lifestyle Come visit us and you'll see what we mean!
Fraggle Rock Farm
Granite State Alpaca Farm We are a very small NH farm with top quality animals. We have a variety of color and lots of excitment to go with our farm. We love to share our love for these wonderful animals.
Hampshire Highland Alpacas LLC
Herd Of Dreams Alpacas Alpacas,Herd of Dreams, Lucy Farm
Higher Ground Alpacas,llc We are a brand new alpaca farm in rural Salisbury, NH. Come and introduce yourselves and meet the alpacas. Our farm will have lots to offer in the coming months so be sure to check out our website!
Indigo Moon
Inti Alpacas, LLC Alpacas provide a profitable alternative for sustainable agriculture. Let's talk about the ppssibilities.
Juniper Knoll Farm
Kings Highway Alpacas
NODROG Farms
Owl Brook Alpacas, LLC
Powder House Farm
Purgatory Falls Alpaca Farm
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Whispering Winds Alpaca Farm Large enough to serve you, small enough to care!
Alpaca Shack Alpaca Shack: Going green in 22 natural colors
Alpacatrax, LLC
Copper Star Alpaca Farm Breeding fine color!
Faraway Farm Alpacas
Marble River Alpacas
Quarry Ridge Alpacas Fine Fiber in Colors
September Morning Alpacas
Tortuga Ranch Breeding and Selling High Quality Alpacas in the Upper Valley! Come visit us today.
Tybush Mountain Alpaca Farm
Hannahs Farm Alpacas
Ice Pond Farm Breeding Select Alpacas
Paca Luv Alpaca Farm
Stagecoach Trails Alpacas Stagecoach Trails will soon be building a new farm in Wallkill lNY and moving all our wonderful alpacas east.
A-1 Alpacas Save Time with Camelidynamics Handling! Be more Efficient! Have Fun - and have your animals have fun with you!
Berry Meadow Farm Inc.
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Cedar Brook Alpacas
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Maple View Farm Alpacas Maple View Farm Alpacas, located on 100 scenic acres in western Vermont just north of Brandon, breeds and sells high quality alpacas.
McNamara Shearing Services Professionally trained,Fully insured reliable,alpaca Llama shearer.
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Financial Aspects of Alpaca Ownership By From the AOBA website and Farm and Ranch Guide. Why do people in so many countries call alpacas, "The worlds finest livestock investment?" For any investment to be valuable, it must possess certain qualities which make it desirable. Gold is scarce, real estate provides shelter, oil produces energy, bonds earn interest, stocks are supposed to increase in value, and diamonds symbolize love. Alpacas share many of these investment attributes...
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For new england's alpaca farmers...small is beautiful By Village Farm AlpacasTerence and Bonnie Caller Large dollars from small acreage provide alternative livestock option...
From Fiber on the animal to a cozy sweater or blanket, how does it happen? The first step is shearing day. In spring when it really begins to stay warm, the alpacas are shorn...


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Flash Games-The Revolution Of New World
Flash games have been around for a long period of time, basically ever since the program's introduction by Macromedia back in 1996. Now, more recent versions of Flash are made under Adobe, which acquired Macromedia in December of 2005. When Flash initially came out, it was fairly tricky to design games, as the application hadn't had time to be perfected and still had many bugs and flaws. In reality one needed to be virtually a P. C. genius simply to figure the programme out, not to mention design a game with it. Over time, as Flash developed and was updated, it became gradually better to manipulate and learn.
Today, even an amateur can teach himself to develop Flash games in no more than a week, while it takes longer to design complicated games. Flash has its own unique coding language that programmers use to add interaction to their creations. The language is often known as Actionscript, which together with Flash, was developed by Macromedia. It closely has a resemblance to the web language JavaScript and relies on ECMAScript. People who are acquainted with JavaScript and other dialects of ECMAScript can easily pick up Actionscript. For one to form a game in Flash, it is necessary that they know Actionscript, as it is not possible to develop any interactive application without utilizing it.
Like other coding languages, there are a wide selection of resources and books on the topic, so anyone who has an interest in learning it has the liberty to do it. There are many advantages of Flash games over traditional PC computer games. Firstly, they're free, and you'll rarely ever find a site that charges you to play Flash games; if paid sites do exist, they almost certainly don't get any business, as it is extraordinarily straightforward to discover a site that hosts Flash games that anyone can access. Flash applications are intrinsically unique, and every one has a different and peerless feel. Due to this fact, one will never lose interest, and being the games are free, you can play as many games as you would like for so long as you would like and never need to pay a penny, unlike video games which can cost 50 greenbacks and which one tires of relatively fast.
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New York, June 3: The US government mistakenly made public a 266-page report, its pages marked highly confidential, that gives detailed information about hundreds of the nations civilian nuclear sites and programmes, including maps showing the precise locations of stockpiles of fuel for nuclear weapons.
The publication of the document was revealed on Monday in an online newsletter devoted to issues of federal secrecy. That set off a debate among nuclear experts about what dangers, if any, the disclosures posed.
It also prompted a flurry of investigations in Washington into why the document had been made public.
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hastily made asian salad with broiled salmon eaten over the cutting mat.
I get so jealous just thinking about how my sister, who lives in Portland, can go to out to eat anytime and get some of the best food. I do not live in a foodie mecca. We live in a small college town where the main consumers are college co-eds that are on a constant bar-crawl. So, lots of bars, and mediocare restaurants. There are a couple places that aren't too bad, but most of the time we are disppointed.
There is some good that comes out of this problem though, I end up having to make the things I crave myself. I love the challenge of making a dinner that's better than what I could get eating out. Things like today's lunch, which is something that doesn't take much skill, and yet I can't think of a single place where I could get it here. (Sometimes it's nice to have a low standard to meet).
Recently I've been really wanting to have banh mi, I've never tried it, and it's not something the Amish sell it at the farmers market next to their whoopie pies, so I had to make it myself. I'll have to compare it to the real thing, but it was delicious. I can't say the same thing about when I tasted/made my first risotto, which was pretty terrible (totally overcooked).
Tyler's been a gracious guinea pig, who pretty much loves (or pretends to love) most everything I make, and if it's bad just suggests "maybe we shouldn't make this again," but always is grateful for the effort.
I've been tempted, but I don't ever think I'll attempt macarons though. I have my limits.
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Hey! YOu should know that macarons (french- Im assuming, made with ground almonds?) are pretty easy! I make them all the time. I'm sure you could do it. You should check out the "tarteletteblog.com", she has a tutorial. Its fantastic. She is considered the BEST macarons maker! That's how I learned. and I follow her recipes and it always works!!! She has a whole recipe section of just macarons!
ReplyDeletesometimes I wish I lived somewhere where food was so readily available. for this reason I don't really cook (or like to cook). I feel like I would enjoy and probably be a better cook if I had to cook my own food.
and mm, haven't had bahnmi in a long time. I wonder if I should get a veggie one.
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WINDSOR, Ont.— It must be nice to live in world-class Montreal and be able take a blasé attitude toward one of Canada's largest and most historic film festivals, as Brendan Kelly did in his recent column about this year's edition of Festival des films du monde.
Contrast that to the drooling attitude of the Toronto media for the Toronto International Film Festival, where journalists in the Big Smoke are already champing at the bit to talk up anything related to next month's festival.
I've been attending the FFM since its inaugural year, 1977. I've probably missed only three or four editions. And while I don't live in Montreal, I have an appreciation for the city's myriad other film festivals throughout the year and have occasionally attended them, particularly October's also-venerable Festival du nouveau cinéma.
That aside, let me defend the city's premier film festival, the FFM.
I have never had a bad year at the FFM, and I usually attend the bulk of its schedule. The beauty of the FFM is its wide diversity of films from around the world — particularly its rich German, Scandinavian and Latin American screenings over the years — and the logistical precision by which the fest is managed.
Even though I live closer to Toronto, my preference has long been FFM over TIFF. For one thing, I don't want to see American films, independent or not, that will be released a couple of months later in cinemas in my community. For another, the times I attended, TIFF seemed far more disorganized than the FFM. That's in large part because it has been run by volunteers. Nothing against volunteers, but the FFM relies on professional ticketing staff and ushers, making for a much smoother event.
It's also extremely hard to get tickets for Toronto screenings, owing to the festival's popularity. I've had to cool my heels in line too often at the box office, only to come up with a few measly tickets to films way down my pick list, if they were on it at all. The confusion continues, at least in the years I attended, with so called "rush" tickets, which guarantee a last-minute seat only if you get to the theatre on time and enough seats remain available. If not, you've probably wasted two hours until the next round of films begin.
The TIFF theatres have also tended to be so spread out that one needs to take subway rides from one site to another — though that problem has been partially rectified by the new Bell Lightbox (TIFF headquarters) on King St.
This is not the case in Montreal, where the FFM's venues are grouped relatively close to one another. It used to be almost perfect when the FFM was centred on Ste-Catherine St.'s Cinéma Le Parisien (a wonderful and unique location that I still dearly miss) and other venues at the Eaton Centre or Complexe Desjardins, and standbys Cinéma Impérial and Place des Arts, less than 10 minutes away.
Now, with the fest centred at Cinema Quartier Latin off St-Denis St., the walk is a little farther (and yes, one can hop on the métro), but it still isn't much more than 20 minutes.
The FFM's audience may have slowly declined — it's certainly aging — over the years, although some evening and weekend screenings, especially those that draw star power, can still be swamped. But Toronto, with its throngs of giddy filmgoers, is a little too zoo-like for me.
Kelly may have been pained sitting through the hour-and-a-half FFM news conference by fest president Serge Losique and vice-president Danièle Cauchard. But the thousands of fans who attend the festival every year continue to enjoy this wonderful sampling of international offerings — in some years, even more foreign films than TIFF offers — in an event that generally runs like clockwork.


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Though the Caldecott, Newbery, and Printz awards have all been announced, the excitement isn't over yet! The Children's and Young Adult Bloggers' Literary Awards have been revealed. Included among the winners are several previously recognized titles, such R.J. Palacio's Wonder, Steve Sheinkin's Bomb, and Rachel Hartman's Seraphina.
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In November, Karyn found a lot to say about Seraphina. In addition to being like tasty, delicious soup (that made sense in Karyn's post, really), Hartman's debut novel improves on reread. After her third go around with the text, Karyn raved about the complicated mystery that pulls the reader along (first read's joy); the impeccable, [...]
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For more, see Adam Davidson's cover story in this month's issue of The Atlantic.
Greenville County, South Carolina is where manufacturing's past and future live side by side. This is not a metaphor; it's a visible fact. In South Carolina, and throughout America, factories produce more than ever. Yet in Greenville, there are abandoned textile mills everywhere you look.
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The annual winter meeting of the Republican National Committee got under way in New Orleans on Wednesday, just hours after Mitt Romney won New Hampshire's Republican presidential primary.
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Russia had one of the world's most famous revolutions nearly a century ago, in 1917. Yet for centuries, the country has seemed to prefer strong leaders who promised stability rather than revolutionary change. On a trip across Russia today on the Trans-Siberian railroad, NPR's David Greene found many Russians who expressed disappointment with their current government. But most said they wanted changes to be gradual, and were not looking for a major upheaval.
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Smoking ban advocates in Casper are suing to demand a recount of a petition challenging the city's new weakened regulations.
The co-leader of Keep Casper Smoke Free, Kim Holloway, filed the lawsuit Wednesday in Natrona County.
The city says the group failed to collect enough signatures on their petition calling for a referendum on the ban. But Holloway says the signatures of up to 95 people were wrongly thrown out.
A new wildfire has started in Yellowstone National Park but officials report no issues with any of the fires burning in the park.
Storms on Thursday brought rain to the Alum (AL'-um) Fire burning about 5 miles northwest of Fishing Bridge Junction. However, the storms also were accompanied by lightning that started at least one new fire about a mile away.
The National Park Service says more than 700 lightning strikes occurred in the park Thursday afternoon so additional fire starts are expected. Dry, warmer weather also is expected this weekend.
The Wyoming Health Department is reporting the state's first human case of West Nile virus this year.
The agency announced today that the case involves an adult female from Platte County.
Meantime, mosquitoes with West Nile virus have been detected throughout Fremont County this week.
Officials say they found mosquitoes with the virus in Riverton, Lander, rural Hudson and Arapahoe.
Fremont County Weed and Pest supervisor Lars Baker says West Nile is showing up earlier this year than in the past.
The Wyoming Supreme Court must decide whether Gov. Matt Mead was justified in withholding documents regarding grizzly bear management.
Grizzly activist Robert Aland has appealed a recent district court ruling that Mead was justified in withholding records.
Aland had asked Mead for records supporting his contention that the state's grizzly population is healthy enough that federal Endangered Species Act protections are no longer needed.
A wildfire is threatening some summer homes and campgrounds southwest of Lander.
The homes in Homestead Park and campers in Sinks Canyon were evacuated today as the Fairfield Fire spread in hot and windy conditions in grass and sagebrush. Forest Service spokeswoman Kristie Salzman said about 50 structures were threatened but it's not clear how many of them are homes and how many were occupied.
The area is a very popular spot in the summer, attracting rock climbers, mountain bikers and hikers.
Gov. Matt Mead has named Peter Michael to serve as interim Wyoming Attorney General.
Michael replaces former AG Greg Phillips, who was sworn in on Monday as a judge on the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. Michael had served as deputy attorney general for Phillips.
Mead says Michael is an excellent attorney. Mead says he's confident Michael will lead the Attorney General's Office in a steady and capable manner until he can find a permanent replacement for Phillips.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney's daughter Liz Cheney says she will run against Wyoming's senior U.S. senator in next year's Republican primary. She announced her campaign in a statement today, and the news was confirmed by her campaign manager, Kara Hearn.
Liz Cheney is 46 and the elder of Dick Cheney's two daughters. She has been in the public eye in recent years as a Fox News political commentator. Last year, Cheney and her husband bought a home in the posh northwest Wyoming community of Jackson Hole.
The head of the National Republican Senatorial Committee says the organization will back Sen. Mike Enzi over challenger Liz Cheney in the campaign for the Republican nomination in Wyoming.
Conditions are favorable for firefighters trying to corral one of Wyoming's first significant wildfires this year.
The 300-acre wildfire is burning in a remote area 15 miles southeast of Casper, not far from Muddy Mountain. Lighting is believed to have started the fire sometime last weekend.
The fire has burned about 300 acres of mixed pine, grass and sagebrush.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is taking public comments on a proposed uranium mine in eastern Fremont County.
Canada-based Strathmore Resources proposes to mine uranium using conventional or open-pit methods and to process the uranium into yellowcake on site.
The BLM says surface disturbance with pits, spoils storage, material storage and roads and processing facilities would total about 2,000 acres.
Public comments are due to the BLM's Lander Field Office by Sept. 9.
Wyoming leaders say the state's energy-based economy is suffering under recent Obama administration environmental initiatives.
Republican Gov. Matt Mead plans to testify next week in Cheyenne against a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposal to restrict emissions from coal-fired power plants.
Mead says the rule will cost Wyoming's five coal-fired power plants about $1 billion initially and perhaps $100 million a year thereafter. He says implementing the regulations won't affect haze.
A new study suggests that flaws in how the government measures Yellowstone's grizzly bear population raise questions about whether the animals have recovered sufficiently to merit lifting federal protections.
Lead author Daniel Doak of the University of Colorado says a major reason more bears have been counted in recent years is that more time is now spent counting bears. He says the population could be in decline even as officials consider revoking its threatened species status.
The Environmental Protection Agency is abandoning its plan to confirm hydraulic fracturing is linked to groundwater pollution in central Wyoming.
A draft news release obtained today by The Associated Press says the EPA won't have independent scientists review its finding that fracking may have caused the pollution.
EPA spokesman Tom Reynolds in Washington, D.C., confirms the information.
The EPA says it won't finalize its report on the issue. Instead, it will let state officials investigate.
Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead is asking the White House to not evaluate the effects of greenhouse gases that would be emitted by exporting U.S. coal and burning it overseas.
Wyoming is the nation's leading coal-producing state and state officials are concerned about falling domestic demand for coal as a result of global warming concerns. State officials are pushing to secure ports in the Northwest to allow coal exports to Asia.
Gov. Matt Mead's weeklong trip to Saudi Arabia last week has succeeded in drawing interest to energy research going on at the University of Wyoming.
As a result of the trip, officials from Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil giant will be visiting UW soon to get a closer look at the research.
UW has been doing specialized research that could have application to extracting oil from underground formations that are tough to tap.
Five former employees of a hog farm in Wheatland have been convicted of multiple counts of animal cruelty and sentenced to probation and fines.
Four of the five were fined $530.
The charges were filed as a result of an undercover investigation last spring by The Humane Society of the United States, which disclosed employee abuse of pigs and piglets. The organization posted video of workers kicking live piglets like soccer balls, striking pigs with their fists and kicking them when they showed reluctance to leave their offspring.
Wyoming will get a say over whether the Yellowstone River is given a special federal designation.
Interior Department officials had said that the river might be considered a candidate for the National Blueways System, which is designed to promote conservation and recreation on rivers.
Wyoming's congressional delegation voiced concern that such a designation could limit the river's use.
Sens. Mike Enzi and John Barrasso and Rep. Cynthia Lummis had previously said the National Blueways System was a federal power grab.
The Wyoming Republican Party Central Committee has approved a resolution endorsing the drive to repeal the state law that took power away from the state superintendent of public instruction.
The Central Committee approved the resolution on a 40-32 vote over the weekend in Buffalo.
The action is a slap at the Republican controlled state Legislature and Republican Gov. Matt Mead who approved the law during this past legislative session.
A legal settlement between ranchers and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management would reduce wild horse numbers in southwest Wyoming by half or more.
Three people accused of defrauding investors of more than $4 million by falsely claiming to be developing wind farms in Wyoming and South Dakota are set to stand trial in June.
U.S. District Judge Scott Skavdahl of Casper has scheduled a three-week trial starting June 3.
Defendants Robert Arthur Reed and Lauren Elizabeth Scott of Utah and Gregory Lee Doss of California are charged with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud and conspiracy to launder money. Reed faces additional charges of mail fraud, wire fraud and money laundering.
Wyoming is getting more money from the federal government to improve its lowest-achieving schools. U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced today that Wyoming will get $1.1 million in 2013. It's the third year the state has gotten a grant from the department's School Improvement Grant Program.
An interim legislative committee is planning to study Wyoming's beer and liquor tax this summer.
Wyoming's 2-cents-per-gallon tax on malt beverages is the lowest in the nation. It has remained unchanged since it was first passed in 1935, about a year after Prohibition was repealed.
The study is among several tax studies assigned to the Joint Interim Revenue Committee this summer and fall.
The oil and gas industry is trying to ease environmental concerns by developing nontoxic fluids for hydraulic fracturing. But it's not clear whether the fluids will be widely embraced by drilling companies.
Fracking has made it possible to tap into energy reserves across the nation but also has raised concerns about pollution, since large volumes of water along with sand and hazardous chemicals are injected underground to free the oil and gas from rock.
The Wyoming Legislature will take on just about every possible hot-button social issue this week, hearing bills on guns, abortion and same-sex marriage.
House Speaker Tom Lubnau, a Republican from Gillette, says he's scheduled all the contentious social issue bills for hearings this week to save money on security.
Lubnau says the Legislature always increases its security when lawmakers consider gun and abortion issues because of the large crowds that typically turn out.
The legislative panel responsible for drafting a supplemental Wyoming state budget bill recommends that lawmakers reject Gov. Matt Mead's proposal to cut the flow of energy revenues going into permanent savings and school construction.
Mead wants Wyoming to build up its so-called rainy day fund in case the state needs ready cash to deal with projected flat energy revenues in the years to come.
A state lawmaker from Jackson is proposing some changes to Wyoming's tipping laws.
One bill introduced by Rep. Ruth Ann Petroff would make all tips exempt from sales tax. Currently tips automatically added to a bill, usually for large groups, are subject to sales tax.
Another bill from the Republican would allow restaurants to pool tips from everyone waiting on tables and then split the money among its employees. However, an employee couldn't be forced to contribute more than 15 percent of their tips to a tip pool.
A Wyoming legislative committee is set to hear a proposal to raise fuel taxes.
The House Revenue Committee is meeting this morning in Cheyenne to consider a bill that would hike fuel taxes by a dime. The tax would increase from 14 cents to 24 cents a gallon on gasoline.
Gov. Matt Mead is pushing the tax increase. He says it would raise more than $70 million a year for state and local road projects.
The governor says increasing gasoline taxes would allow out-of-state motorists to foot much of the bill for maintaining the state's highway system.
Gov. Matt Mead is set to deliver his annual State of the State address to lawmakers in Cheyenne on this morning.
Mead is presiding over Wyoming at a time of transition. State financial analysts warn state energy revenues are likely to stay flat for years to come.
Mead is proposing 6.5-percent budget cuts for state agencies, not counting one-time project funding. The cuts amount to more than $60 million over the coming year.
The Wyoming Legislature is set to convene at noon today for the first day of its general session, which is set to run through early March. Lawmakers generally take care of housekeeping matters on the first day and won't get down to business until after Gov. Matt Mead delivers his annual state of the state address tomorrow morning.
Preliminary numbers released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration indicate Wyoming mines produced about 9 percent less coal in 2012 than in 2011.
Mines in the state produced an estimated 398 million tons in 2012, compared to 436 million tons in 2011. Nationwide, coal production dropped about 7 percent.
Industry officials say the decrease in production is due to sagging natural gas prices, a mild winter and stricter regulations on coal-burning power plants.


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Strange Weather hits Down Under
It's often been said by some, in the field of Climate Change studies, that if the planet had a proverbial "canary in the coal-mine", then it would be Australia. The land down under, my home, has been subject to numerous climate issues for decades: the hole in the ozone layer, causing increased UV radiation; droughts causing major suffering for farmers; the strange dust storm of last year; and now, strange severe weather.
You would expect to see this kind of meteorological outburst in tornado alley, somewhere in Oklahoma perhaps. But several weeks ago, Melbourne was hit by an incredible storm of a phenomenal nature: a storm that started as an amazing downpour of hail, but quickly turned the city streets into rivers… Video below:
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Stroller/baby friendly high-end restaurants
We're visiting SF/Marin from Miami and desperately need some quality food. The catch is we're bringing our 3 month old and can't do a 3-4 hour dinner at French Laundry.
Can anyone recommend a few really good restaurants were we could park our 3 month old in his stroller next to our table without a problem?
If OP really wants high end, perhaps stick with Dining Room or Ame (partial to the latter myself:-)? Easy to whisk the baby to the lobby & the people there are soo nice & I assume especially if you're a guest of the hotel! As for Michael Mina, the service there was excellent but I don't recall the atmosphere being "businessy" (food was more memorable at Ame). Considering it is bustling & right off the lobby, it's not necessarily out of the question is it? I went there two years ago, has the food gone downhill?
re: drmtk674
Not sure if you're all done but I took my son to slanted door when he was 3 months and we just put his car seat on an extra chair at a table for 4 (we had 3 adults so they put us at a larger table), then we left the stroller with the hostess. He did SCREAM at the end of dinner but, as another poster pointed out, it's so loud there that nobody really noticed. Enjoy your wonderful line up . . .
re: rockridgechow
Thanks for everyone's recommendations. The more memorable restaurants (stroller & all) were Ame, Aziza, Slanted Door, Jeanty at Jacks (food was excellent, but service was not great) and Chez Panisse (a big thank you to lexdevil and windy for convincing me to go for lunch, it was truly amazing).
Thanks again.
I don't know if you're comfortable with this suggestion, but getting a sitter isn't out of the question either. Of course, a 3 month old may just sleep the whole time (I'm truly *not* saying that you shouldn't take the baby). I'm very interested to find out where you end up.
re: Atomica
If we lived in SF and knew a sitter extremely well (background check, health certificate, references, having observed before,etc.) we would consider it. However, at this point we are visiting (possibly relocating). In any case, as of now we have reserved:
Dinning Room at Ritz Carlton
Michael Mina
Ame (in our hotel)
Slanted DoorFrom other postings it seems that Danko's is a bit of a tourist trap and Chez Panisse is very hit or miss. Still considering Manresa, Sushi Ran and want to check out Tartine.
anyone, heard of Lulu's? recommended by the concierge.-
re: drmtk674
Your list looks good so far. I like the food at Slanted Door, but it is very noisy and can get quite crowded. I think you've already done this, but I'd make sure they know you are coming with a baby and stroller. As far as Lulu goes, I'm not a fan. Every time I go I find myself staring at the menu trying to find something that I want to eat. Not really sure what that is all about, rarely happens to me! I also find that they use waaaaay too much salt. Last time I was there, I felt like I was served a salt lick or something. Ugh, I have friends who like the place and I always find myself frantically making other suggestions! Before I would suggest Lulu, I would second the comments about Aziza. Don't know if we've mentioned Myth yet, good food but hard to get into. Are you still looking in Marin? I've not been to Fish in Sausalito, but others speak highly of it. Bar Crudo in SF is also highly spoken of, but it is tiny so I'm not sure how much room there might be for a stroller. I would do any of these before going to Lulu!
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I've been to Slanted Door with a toddler before, and they were very very accomodating, and it went very smoothly. It's a good place to bring a kid, because it's pretty noisy, so the kid won't make a difference, there are lots of things to look at for entertainment, and there are a number of different exit doors for parents who need to make a quick exit with the child. Definitely tell them that you're bringing a stroller, but it won't be a problem. I second the recommendation for Aziza, and while I've had fine meals at Lulu, it's nothing particularly interesting.
re: drmtk674
Chez Panisse upstairs (the cafe) is much more hit than miss and has always been child friendly. If you can get a reservation, I'd do it. If you get a table on the early side, the neighborhood in which it's located has some nice shops, including the foodie destinations, clothing stores, and other boutique-y stuff. A nice area to stroll around with a stroller.
You might also enjoy strolling College Ave. in the Rockridge area. Many nice shops and no chains to speak of. Also a great neighborhood if you're considering relocating and not 100% sold on the "West Bay." Oliveto, which you considered, is right there as well, as are popular Chowhound picks Soi 4 and Wood Tavern. Within a mile in Temescal are casual but high quality family friendly food destinations Dona Tomas, Pizzaiolo, and Bakesale Betty. On nearby Piedmont Avenue you'll find Dopo, another high quality but casual Italian option and Jojo, an excellent country French restaurant.
re: lexdevil
Chez Panisse Cafe also serves lunch; the menu is nearly identical to their cafe dinner menu and no one will care about an infant.
You might consider a car seat over a stroller for some of the places you've mentioned.
Your list is also really high end. You might consider adding a few mid-range or neighborhood spots, which are San Francisco's strength and where children are generally welcome.
re: drmtk674
Personally, I wouldn't dream of going to Lulu's instead of Chez Panisse if given the choice. If Chez Panisse is hit and miss, then Lulu's is just plain a miss, IMO. OTOH, the two times I've been Lulu's was so noisy that no one will mind (or for that matter, hear) your baby if she/he starts crying, which could be why the concierge recommended it.
third that Aziza is better than Lulu. way better. Had a great meal recently at Aziza, and if you do go, the squid salad appetizer on their menu right now is outstanding!
I assume your looking for high a high end experience, and not just good food (due to the French Laundry mention). If so, the Dining Room at the Ritz Carlton gives you an impressive amount of real estate, so they should be able to accommodate the stroller. Also, being a hotel restaurant keeps them a bit more flexible than most other similarly high end places.
If you simply want great food without the trappings, almost any of the Bay Area's restaurants will work. Let them know about the stroller when you make your reservation and they should be able to seat you appropriately. One tip from when we used to be in your shoes--the full on stroller is a PITA when travelling or dining out. This is when the cheapie umbrella stroller or the expensive super lightweight strollers really shine. They're nice and narrow and much easier to maneuver in crowded restaurants.
re: drmtk674
Danko is VERY crowded with table real estate and I would say that a stroller would be a complication. It is also difficult to get reservations there. Dining Room or Campton Place would be better bets.
Can't attest to Mina - I didn't like his SoCal restaurant and haven't bothered with his San Francisco locale.
re: drmtk674
You might try calling, if just for reassurance. We took our son to the Dining Room for his 5th birthday, and they were wonderfully flexible. At the same time, you might feel more comfortable hearing from the restaurant before going.
I'd also recommend Chez Panisse and Oliveto as very kid/baby friendly. They are not fancy, but they are definitely fine dining (though preparations tend to be more simple/rustic/ingredient driven). It's been years, but I can assure you that I breast fed at both without incident. Also, at six months, my son was taken on a tour of the Oliveto kitchen. That was also the occasion of his first stab at solid food (he grabbed some bread from the basket and hasn't looked back).
re: drmtk674
I haven't been to GD, but on my one visit, Michael Mina seemed to cater to a expense account crowd, so a baby might not fit well there. Probably neighborhoods that have normal San Franciscans and their babies will be a safer bet than the downtown restaurants set up for the Financial District crowd.
re: drmtk674
Ame is great great food, and I think that the tables are relatively far apart from each other. I would call them, though, and check to see how baby friendly they are, but I'd replace the MM reservation with Ame, if the restaurant seems amenable.
Marin is very kid friendly, in my experience, but it's been a while since I've been out to eat up there. If you do a search on the board for Marin, though, you might come up with some good ideas of restaurants to check out.
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wow! is MM that bad? i'm guessing it's just not that good considering their prices. the tasting menu did look good:
thanks again for all the recommendations. Ame, Chez Panisse, Incanto and Oliveto all look like good options. Anyone heard/been to Jeanty at Jack's?-
re: drmtk674
Jeanty at Jack's is in the Financial District and attracts more of a business crowd. Also, I believe the best seating is upstairs, so perhaps not so good for a stroller.
I would think Aziza might be fairly stroller accessible, as long as you let them know when you make the reservation.
re: drmtk674
MM is very "business-y" (think expense accounts) and thus probably not very baby friendly. Opinions seem to vary about the food, with most people thinking that in that category, you can do better.
Seriously, I think you should look at Aziza -- great food of a kind you won't find many other places (Cal-Morrocan), a fun, grown-up atmosphere but still, I think, easily able to accomodate your baby. Do a search for many, many comments (note that most people who don't like it don't like the combination of sweet-savory that's traditional of that cuisine).
Chenery Park, walkable (and stroller-able) from the Glen Park BART station, is child friendly, especially on Tuesdays, which is kid's night there:(http://www.chenerypark.com/menu.html).
Are you staying in the center of town, and do you need a dinner close to your hotel?


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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers face off in the Super Bowl today.
Question is ...
So if you choose Rodgers, does that mean Ben will still rape you?
Steeler fans are simply the ugliest group of people on the planet.
Ben won't assualt a Steeler fan, they are just too ugly.
So why don't you post your picture RonBurgundy???? Steeler fans are the best fans in the county and Pittsburgers are amazing, friendly and BEAUTIFUL inside and out. And our city is no. 1 for places to live. People LOVE Pittsburgh. No doubt about that.
Jealous,jealous petty people have nothing better to do than make rude comments.
Go Steelers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rodgers is from my home town. He went to the same high school as my oldest son.
This town has been really slapping green and yellow all over it.
I don't like green bay, my team is the 49ers, but I am still proud that Rodgers made it.
Rodgers is like 26 yrs old
i think the head line should have read " who would u rather not get raped by" I think the weight gain is guilt..
Big Ben, all the way.
He's hot.
Furry men are so sexy.
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The question should have been.
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Seems that a rapist can walk free because he's an almighty QB. Seriously, aren't any of you football fans a father with a daughter? This degenerate makes me sick.


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