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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — There is something that nearly every angler who's heading out to the fishing opener will dream about: the state record walleye.
Thirty-two days later, the record remains unchallenged.
On the Seagull River in 1979, LeRoy Chiovitte caught the 17.5 pound walleye, which was 35.8 inches long and 21 inches around its belly.
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Wednesday 10th December – class cancelled
By helen | Published: Wednesday 10th December, 2014
Please remember that tonight's class has been cancelled. Friday is on as normal.
Friday 10th October – class cancelled
By helen | Published: Wednesday 8th October, 2014
Due to training commitments elsewhere, the class on Friday 10th October has been cancelled.
Exciting Change for Tiverton Class
By helen | Published: Sunday 5th October, 2014
Exciting Change for Tiverton Class We're delighted to announce that Miles Carrigan will be teaching the Tiverton class from now on. The class remains part of the Devon Wing Chun club, so your standing orders are still valid for this class and all other classes. Mondays 7.30pm-9.00pm will offer an exciting opportunity to train with […]
Baat Jamm Do
By helen | Published: Saturday 12th July, 2014
Senior students practising Baat Jamm Do in Tiverton
By helen | Published: Friday 20th June, 2014
Plenty of training opportunities coming up this summer. Please check our Calendar and Events page for full information. Grandmaster Samuel Kwok returns to Weston Super Mare for a seminar on Saturday 5th July and we're having a joint assessment and seminar with Sifu Bill McKay, courtesy of Taunton Wing Chun on Sunday 17th August. All […]
Holiday w/c 28th April
By helen | Published: Saturday 26th April, 2014
We're away for a week so no classes during w/c 28th April. Classes will resume as normal from Tuesday 6th May.
Gaining Skill…
By helen | Published: Monday 31st March, 2014
Gaining Skill is the opposite of Gaining Fat; Fat is easy to gain and hard to lose; Skill is hard to acquire and easy to lose! So, keep training hard!
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Calendar Updated
By helen | Published: Wednesday 26th March, 2014
Please keep an eye on the calendar as there are several changes in April and May.
Assessment and Seminar – 23rd March
By helen | Published: Sunday 2nd March, 2014
Our next assessment and training workshop with Sifu Bill McKay will be on Sunday 23rd March, 11.00am-3.00pm and will be held at Barley Lane School, St Thomas, Exeter EX4 1TA. The school has a small car park and parking is also available in Barley Lane itself. All students of Devon Wing Chun are welcome to attend regardless […]
Wing Chun & Preying Mantis Seminar
By helen | Published: Sunday 26th January, 2014
Fantastic seminar sharing the knowledge of Wing Chun & Preying Mantis Kung Fu systems. Both Sifu Tom Collingridge (Devon Wing Chun) and Sifu Robert Byrnes (ITSWA) led excellent workshops in their respective styles, focusing on principals rather than stylised movements. All students attended in a co-operative, open and friendly manner and a great time was […]
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NORFOLK, Va. — For Norfolk Southern Railway, this is the year in which its major initiative to grab domestic truck freight, a result of hundreds of millions of dollars and more than a decade of planning, gains steam.
The first three intermodal terminals on the Crescent Corridor — Memphis, Tenn.; Birmingham, Ala.; and Greencastle, Pa. — have come online in the last six months. And roughly $718 million worth of investments on the 2,500-mile network connecting the mid-Atlantic and Gulf Coast has paved the way for 34 new intermodal services that were launched in January.
"The Crescent is really about creating truck competitive lanes," said Michael McClellan, NS vice president of intermodal and automotive marketing. "One of the goals of all our services is getting within zero to 20 hours of what a single driver transit time looks like."
NS already has a 34-hour service from Memphis to Greencastle, in southern Pennsylvania, showing the railroad is closing in on its target. Ongoing network improvements on the corridor, paralleling Interstate 81 from Louisiana to New Jersey, will help. The railroad plans to open an expanded intermodal terminal in Harrisburg, Pa., and a new facility in Charlotte, N.C., this year.
The last part of the first phase of the Crescent initiative, the expansion of an intermodal terminal in Rutherford, Pa., likely won't be complete until 2014. The expansion of domestic intermodal terminals also frees up capacity for the railroad's international intermodal services and has sped up transit for 14 existing domestic intermodal services.
NS's focus on building direct train service via the corridor, rather than creating a major hub, differs from the strategy of its archrival, CSX Transportation. "We try to engineer hubs out of our service as much as we can," McClellan said. CSX is using its Northwest Ohio hub to create load density and expand intermodal connections, while NS works to run longer trains by connecting to smaller hubs along the Crescent Corridor. He said the NS is always looking at how to add nodes, or pick up and drop-off ramps, along the network in order to reduce shippers' drayage and gain density.
The differing intermodal strategies by the two carriers "punctuates that intermodal is effectively in its early innings of its development because mature industries tend to have a confluence of strategies," McClellan said.
NS's strategy is still developing, as the railroad hasn't yet determined what the second phase of the Crescent Corridor will be. NS has already spent about $718 million on the public-private partnership that will ultimately cost about $2.5 billion.
"As we feel we have these lanes properly marketed and out there, then we will start looking at other lanes within our existing infrastructure," McClellan said. "Once we feel we have maximized them, then will start talking about new terminals."
NS has seen an increase in intermodal traffic in the last three months, thanks partly to the corridor improvements and new services. The railroad's other major intermodal infrastructure initiative, the Heartland Corridor, is also helping drive volume growth. NS intermodal traffic rose 4.5 percent year-over-year to 3.35 million units in 2012.
Through the Heartland initiative, NS expanded tunnels on the route from the Port of Virginia, in Hampton Roads, to Portsmouth, Ohio, so the railroad could double-stack trains on the corridor running through the Appalachian mountains. In addition to cutting a day, or 250 miles, off transit, the project, completed in fall 2010, also ensures that NS shippers have double-stack service to all major East Coast container ports.
The Port of Virginia is one of the few East Ports with a deep enough harbor to handle the larger ships that will be able to pass through the expanded Panama Canal in 2015. Although the majority of intermodal traffic on the Heartland Corridor is of international nature, some legs, such as from Chicago to Charlotte and Greensboro, are used by domestic shippers, said James Bolander, group vice president of domestic intermodal.
The second phase of the initiative, the clearance of track between Columbus and Cincinnati for double-stack trains, was finished in early 2012. The final phase of the initiative is in the hands of the states of West Virginia and Virginia, as they haven't brought the funding to build new terminals at Pritchard and Roanoke, respectively.
The railroad is benefiting from its improved access to the burgeoning Mexican market and Western markets via the Meridian Speedway, a joint venture between NS and Kansas City Southern Railway. The 320-mile route between Meridian, Miss., and Shreveport, La., has cut time out of shippers' transcontinental routes, opening up new markets for NS. The railroad also provides access to Mexico via KCS's cross-border networks through St. Louis and Chicago.
Business tied to Mexico "is the next great market for intermodal," Bolander said.
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Who Knew Kelly Clarkson Was Such A Big Selena Gomez Fan?
The pop-country crooner took to Twitter Monday evening to sing the "Getaway" star's praises, writing:
Dear Selena Gomez, you are by far one of the most beautiful, sexy, classy things on this planet. #Goddidgood #texasgirlsOf course, Selena re-tweeted the kind words. She's "classy" like that.
— Kelly Clarkson (@kelly_clarkson) August 27, 2013
Kelly shouted out Seleners' good looks, and perhaps the "class" she was referring to was the way Gomez recently stayed true to gal pal Taylor Swift. When asked what Tay said when One Direction graced Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards stage (it looked a lot like "STFU"), Selena stayed mum and only had words of love for her bestie.
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|Thu, 10-13-2011 - 10:30pm
This has become a major issue in our relationship and we are currently not even talking, though we live together.
Ok this is the issue.
|Thu, 10-13-2011 - 11:13pm
Welcome to the board, Simplegirl1962 ~
First, to be clear, this is his daughter's wedding, correct?
Personally, I don't see this as an issue at all.
|Fri, 10-14-2011 - 8:31am
I think you are so incredibly, remarkably, impossibly unreasonable that your fiance should probably dump you and find someone who can be a guest at a wedding and not punish him for his daughter's wedding. He is entitled to good memories of his daughter's wedding... Instead he will remember what a b**** his girlfriend was.
Maybe the reason he lied to you was because he knew he would have to be in his ex's presence, and he didn't want you causing trouble.
In any case, it is NOT your place to interfere with his daughter's wedding. Both he and his ex are this girl's parents... Get over it. Family is whatever people want it to be. Thank GOD his daughter feels close enough to them that she felt she was able to invite both of them to her wedding and have pictures of her special day together. That is wonderful.
Pictures that YOU don't need to display in your home, but you insisted on controlling anyway. Newsflash: He doesn't have a problem taking a picture with his ex. YOU do. That's the only reason he ever told you he would avoid taking a picture with her. Because he didn't want YOU to be upset.
I don't even know what else to say. You are so selfish, this whole post is "I think" and "I feel he should" and "I did X and Y so he should too"... You're right, there are a lot of red flags. HE should be running from YOU.
|Fri, 10-14-2011 - 11:19am
Can I be (painfully) honest and admit that I did VERY similar things in my last relationship? Eventually he grew to resent me so much that the breakup didn't bother him at all. At the time, all I could think about was "me me me" (even at his sister's wedding) and I really hate the way I acted. I'm ashamed of it, even thinking of it now. I hope you haven't done as much damage as I did, and that he forgives you.
|Fri, 10-14-2011 - 4:05pm
I completely understand how you felt, you went as a date and felt abandoned and alone. I had a situation whereas my husband was asked to give away the daughter of an ex girlfriend and the daughter was not even his biological child,
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I have to admit that when I came to this forum I was looking for everyone to agree with me and planned on showing him the results, but to my surprise I was wrong.


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Casey Key estate sells for $10.8 million total
Date: July 28, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
The Casey Key estate that had been the most expensive home listing ever in Sarasota County at $20.03 million has sold for $10.8 million total, more than two years after it went on the market.
The "Sugar Bay" estate at 1538 N. Casey Key Road was originally listed for sale in March 2007. It consists of two homes on about four acres, which are just three properties away from the northern tip of Casey Key.
The estate was broken up into two sections less than a year later. The first part was sold in February 2008 for $4.6 million to Haji Tehrani and Sherry Hocking, of Granger, Ind. The second part sold July 27 to a private trust for $6.2 million.
Signature Sotheby's International Realty was the firm that sold the Casey Key estate.
The main home is 7,000 square feet and is made of fossilized coral. The original owner bought a stone quarry in Mexico specifically to mine the materials to build the home.
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Visit the Douglas County Historical Society and take a step back in time to learn about early settlers and visitors to the area. Located in the historic residence of Senator Knute Nelson, the house has been restored and has many of the original furnishings. The research library houses extensive historical and genealogical resources with 125 years of area newspapers. Guided tours available 9am-3pm Monday-Friday, or call to schedule a group tour.
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Early settlers drifted into the area after the signing of the Traverse des Sioux treaty in 1851. This treaty opened much of central Minnesota to white settlement. Alexander and William Kinkaid settled at the junction between Lake Agnes and Lake Winona, the area that was to become the town of Alexandria. During the U.S./Dakota conflict of 1862, most of the settlers moved east to Sauk Centre and St. Cloud, but returned to the area later that year. During the Great Depression, the state purchased the land that became Lake Carlos State Park in 1937.
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Fullerton's Kevin Lee has tackled a world of adventures, keeping his cool and maintaining balance in his life.
With college students riding motorcycles to Peru; lost hikers; barefoot runners; beach fire rings threatened and a closure of our national parks, 2013 proved to be a truly wild year.
But this is the time of year when I distill the essence of what we do in the wild down to an individual, a person who embodies the best of the outdoors, the person we call the Register's outdoor sportsperson of the year.
If you've followed this column for a few years, you might recognize the name of the Register's 2013 outdoor sportsperson of the year – Kevin Lee.
In April, the Fullerton resident completed scuba diving the world's seven continents. During his global journey, he shot spectacular underwater photographs, braved icy shipwrecks and – with proper permits and authorizations – collected rare species for scientists.
His previous adventures include backpacking through India for 14 months, climbing the highest mountains in Africa and three months of trekking on his own in the Himalayas and visiting Everest Base Camp numerous times.
But it's Lee's decision to walk away from the natural world for a while that truly qualifies him for our outdoor honor.
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Lee was born in Korea and at an early age, he discovered his adventure gene.
How early an age?
Lee was 5 when his parents sent their son to camp in Northern California and young Kevin was more than ready for adventure.
Immediately, the boy volunteered for trips on horseback, primitive excursions that lasted several days. Late one day, someone was needed to collect an item. Lee jumped at the chance. Alone, he headed out. But during his return, night fell without a moon. It was so dark, Lee had to crawl to stay on the trail.
Now executive vice president of Kint and Associates, a food industry consultant company, Lee learned something that night that he never forgot: You can push through your impossible and survive dangerous situations – if you stay calm.
Later, his family moved to southern Illinois where Lee immersed himself in basketball and Boy Scouts and a solid outdoor foundation was set.
In college, he started visiting foreign lands, particularly South America. To date, Lee has been to more than 45 countries.
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CNN — Meles Zenawi, the prime minister of Ethiopia, a strongman in the troubled Horn of Africa and a key United States ally, has died, his government announced Tuesday.
Meles had not been seen in public in months, sparking intense international speculation about his health.
The government revealed neither the cause nor the location of his death Monday at the age of 57.
Meles came to the forefront as a leader of a guerrilla insurgency against dictator Haile Mengistu Mariam in 1991 and cemented power in the ensuing decades.
Seen by admirers as a force for stability in a region with Islamist insurgencies in Somalia and Yemen and a history of famine, he was also criticized for cracking down on political opposition and the press.
In June, U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy, a Vermont Democrat, highlighted the case of journalist Eskinder Nega, who was then before a court in Addis Ababa.
While praising Meles' work in "containing the real threat of terrorism in the region and making gains against the region's recurring famines," Leahy accused him of "trying to silence those who do not toe the official line."
His Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front took all but one seat in parliament in elections in 2010, Africa expert Jason Mosley pointed out in the wake of Meles' death.
"Nearly 200 people were reportedly killed, and tens of thousands detained" in the previous elections in 2005, said Mosley, who is with the Chatham House think tank in London.
Last year, Ethiopia found two Swedish journalists guilty of supporting terrorism and sentenced them to 11 years.
Meles died at 11:40 p.m. Monday from an unspecified infection, spokesman Bereket Simon said. Deputy Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn is now in charge.
There will be no elections before the next scheduled ballot in 2015, Bereket said.
Meles had been scheduled to step down in 2013 as part of a transition process, Mosley said, but questioned whether he genuinely intended to relinquish power.
Meles was out of the country when he died and members of his family were with him, according to Bereket. He did not say what country Meles' body was in or when it would return to Ethiopia, except that it would be soon.
The spokesman acknowledged the prime minister had been sick for some time but didn't immediately seek treatment.
The news came almost a week after the government said Meles was "recovering well" from treatment for an unspecified illness.
Bloggers launched a counter of the number of days he's been missing, while citizens took to social media to discuss his whereabouts and exchange conspiracy theories.
Meles came to power two decades ago and was considered a strong force in the frequently volatile Horn of Africa. He is credited with economic progress and maintaining peace in Ethiopia.
The secretive nation had released little information about his whereabouts, prompting rumors and opposition claims that he was dead or facing a life-threatening illness.
The government held a news conference last month and announced Meles received treatment for an unspecified illness.
His absence was more evident last month when Ethiopia hosted an African Union summit in its capital of Addis Ababa. Meles, a key player in talks on the tensions between Sudan and its rival neighbor South Sudan, did not attend.
Former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said Ethiopia under Meles had "played a key role in both the region and the African continent."
"I hope that his successor will continue to be a driving force on a wide range of issues, from brokering peace negotiations to shaping development relationships," Annan said.
Ethiopia, which is a key Western ally often lauded for effective use of aid money, is surrounded by unstable nations such as Somalia and Sudan. Meles has been credited with working toward peace and security in the region.
The Ethiopian army has sent peacekeepers to battle Islamic extremist group Al-Shabaab in Somalia.


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The NAACP has elected a health care executive as its youngest board chairman.
Forty-four-year-old Roslyn M. Brock was chosen Saturday to succeed Julian Bond. Brock had been vice chairman since 2001 and a member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People for 25 years.
Brock works for Bon Secours Health Systems in Maryland as vice president for advocacy and government relations. She continues a youth movement for the nation's oldest civil rights organization. Thirty-seven-year-old Benjamin Todd Jealous is the youngest CEO of the NAACP.
Brock was selected by the NAACP's 64-person board of directors. She plans to focus on pushing for policy changes to eliminate inequality, strengthening the relationship between NAACP branches and holding people accountable.
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(10/15/2008) Thousands of endangered loggerhead sea turtles are being killed as bycatch in the Mexican fishing industry, reports a new study published in the journal Endangered Species Research.
Armageddon for amphibians? Frog-killing disease jumps Panama Canal
(10/12/2008) Chytridiomycosis — a fungal disease that is wiping out amphibians around the world — has jumped across the Panama Canal, report scientists writing in the journal EcoHealth. The news is a worrying development for Panama's rich biodiversity of amphibians east of the canal.
52% of amphibians, 35% of birds at risk from climate change
(10/08/2008) 52 percent of the amphibians, 35 percent of birds and 71 percent of reef-building coral are "particularly susceptible" to climate change, warns an IUCN report.
Good news for amphibians: three new species and one "extinct" frog discovered
(10/01/2008) Amphibians have received a lot of bleak news recently. Last week a report from the Zoological Society of London and EDGE stated that 50 percent of Europe's amphibians will go extinct by 2050 unless more is done for their conservation. Meanwhile a report published in August found that one in three amphibians worldwide are threatened with extinction, while 200 species have already been lost since the 1980s. Therefore the discovery of three new frog species and the rediscovery of one thought to be extinct provide a little respite from such bad tidings.
More than half of Europe's amphibians face extinction by 2050
(09/28/2008) Researchers with the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) said over half of European amphibians face extinction in less than fifty years due to a perfect storm of threats: climate change, habitat loss, and disease. The announcement came at an event titled 'Amphibians in a climate of change' hosted by Sir. David Attenborough, one of the world's most well-known wildlife enthusiasts due to his long career making nature documentaries.
Unknown but critically endangered iguana species discovered in Fiji
(09/19/2008) Researchers have discovered a third species of iguana in the Fiji. It is believed to be critically endangered, with a population of a "few hundred".
Thought-to-be-extinct frog rediscovered in Australia
(09/11/2008) Scientists have rediscovered a thought-to-be-extinct species of frog in a creek in Northern Australia. The find offers hope that some species have survived a fungal epidemic that has devastated the amphibians of Queensland.
Photo: commonly-kept gecko was thought to be extinct in the wild
(09/04/2008) The Crested Gecko is endemic to South Province, New Caledonia in the South Pacific. While the species is widely kept in the pet trade, the species was long believed extinct in the wild until it was rediscovered in 1994. It is now known to have three distinct populations and its conservation status is currently being evaluated by the IUCN. Trade in wild-caught individuals is presently banned.
Komodo dragon conservation efforts prove controversial in Indonesia
(08/25/2008) Efforts to conserve the world's largest lizard — the Komodo dragon — are proving controversial, and potentially dangerous to villagers, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Developing the world's most sophisticated program for mapping endangered species
(08/04/2008) It was big news in April when a comprehensive map of Madagascar's rich and unique biodiversity was unveiled. The project managed to map ranges of 2,315 species across an island larger than France. Such detailed mapping could not have happened without the aid of Steve Phillips. A researcher at AT&T, Phillips developed the software that made such detailed and expansive mapping possible.
Scientists discover world's smallest snake species
(08/03/2008) If one wanted to overcome their fear of snakes, they may want to start with the newly discovered Leptotyphlops carlae. Measuring less than four inches long, even stretched out this new species of threadsnake can't compete with the average pen or pencil.
Photo: World's oldest Fly River Turtle turns 50
(07/31/2008) Last Saturday "Freddy", a Fly River Turtle, turned 50. He is the oldest known individual of his species.
Discovery of new leatherback migration route may help save species
(07/15/2008) Scientists have discovered a new migration route for the world's largest turtle, the leatherback. The route takes the 2,000-pound marine turtle from the Playa Grande beaches in Costa Rica to an area deep in the South Pacific.
Madagascar villagers vote to protect sea turtles, see first hatchlings
(07/15/2008) The first hatching of Green Turtles recorded as a direct result of efforts to protect the species in southwest Madagascar has been witnessed by marine conservationists working for British charity, Blue Ventures conservation.
Volunteering with Leatherback Sea Turtles in Galibi, Suriname
(07/08/2008) The northern coast of Suriname is one of the best places in the world to view the largest turtle, the marine Leatherback. Watching the turtle rise out of the tides onto the beach gives one the sense of meeting something ancient, rare, and more sea-monster than marine turtle. Yet, if I call it a sea-monster, I do not mean that it is frightening or ugly: far from it. But it is mysterious, terrible, and wondrous.
Chameleon has shortest life span of any four-legged animal
(06/30/2008) A newly discovered species of chameleon lives a cicada-like existence, spending the bulk of its short year-long life in its egg, report researchers writing in journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
Roads are a major killer of amphibians, reveals study
(05/29/2008) Frogs, toads, and salamanders worldwide are dying from mysterious causes, with possible culprits ranging from habitat loss to fungal diseases. Now, researchers at Purdue University believe they may have identified a significant and surprising contributor to global amphibian declines: traffic. In a recent study, the scientists looked at road kill along several stretches of road in northwestern Indiana and found that 93 percent of the dead animals were amphibians.
Geriatric turtle sex only hope for world's rarest reptile
(05/21/2008) With only four individuals of the Yangtze giant softshell turtle left on Earth—one in the wild and three in captivity—conservationists have launched a desperate attempt to save the species from extinction.
Marauding kangaroos may drive extinction of earless dragons in Australia
(05/21/2008) A plague of kangaroos overgrazing sensitive grasslands near Australia's capital city Canberra is jeopardizing habitat critical for the survival of endangered species including the golden sun moth (Synemon plana) and the grassland earless dragon (Tympanocryptis pinguicolla), one of the world's rarest lizards, according to German and Australian. Culling the kangaroos may be the only option for saving some of these grassland species from extinction.
Frog chooses whether to lay eggs on land or in water
(05/19/2008) Researchers in Panama have discovered a frog that can choose whether it lays its eggs on land or in water. It is the first time such "reproductive flexibility" has been found in a vertebrate.
Invasive Species: Toad-ally out of control
(05/18/2008) Throughout warm, wet climates around the world lurks a camouflaged combatant seldom known beyond those who experience first hand its awesome destructive powers. It is an ingeniously crafted destroyer equipped with a host of specially developed chemical toxins, a lightening fast attack, and the ability to easily navigate across both water and land. This devious tool is not a creation of human engineering or military research and development but a product of a much more ancient and refined process: evolution. And until human intervention it was neither ecologically harmful nor an invasive pest but a well-integrated part of ecosystems throughout South and Central America. Meet Bufo marinus — the cane toad: exemplary proof of how human short-sightedness and misuse of biological control agents often leads to the catastrophic mismanagement of our natural world in the form of a large, squat, hungry toad.
Photos of newly discovered species in Brazil's Cerrado
(04/29/2008) An expedition to Brazil's Cerrado has turned up more than a dozen undiscovered species. conservationists say the discoveries add urgency to protecting the grassland habitat which is rapidly being converted for agriculture.
Lungless frog discovered in Borneo
(04/11/2008) A lungless frog has been discovered on the island of Borneo. Scientists say the species may shed light on the process of evolution in some organisms.
No global warming link to dying frogs?
(03/25/2008) Scientists have fired another salvo in the heated debate over the role of climate change in the global decline of amphibians. Writing in the March 25 issue of PLoS Biology, a team of researchers led by Karen Lips of Southern Illinois University-Carbondale report finding "no evidence to support the hypothesis that climate change has been driving outbreaks of amphibian chytridiomycosis" -- a disease blamed for large-scale die-offs of amphibians. Other researchers have argued that climate shifts are worsening the outbreak of the fungal disease.
How falling a gecko lands on its feet
(03/17/2008) According to new research the gecko may have the most dynamic tail in the natural world. Two researchers from UC Berkley have discovered that the gecko uses its tail to keep itself from falling off slippery vertical surfaces and when falling to rapidly right itself. So, like a cat, it always lands on four feet.
Rare jewel-colored frog rediscovered in Colombia
(03/13/2008) A brilliantly-colored frog has been rediscovered 14 years after its last sighting in a remote mountainous region in Colombia.
Half of Madagascar's amphibians may still await discovery
(03/11/2008) Madagascar is one of the most unique places on Earth for wildlife. When the public thinks of Madagascar's fauna most likely they think of one of the fifty species of lemur. Yet, Madagascar possesses a wealth of endemic wildlife outside of these unique prosimians. For example, to frog-lovers Madagascar is a paradise. The only amphibians living on Madagascar are frogs; the island is devoid of toads, salamanders, or newts. But what it lacks in other amphibians it makes up for in the number and beauty of its frogs. Currently, 240 frogs have been catalogued in Madagascar, 99 percent of which are endemic. Yet, amphibian expert Dr. Franco Andreone believes that, according to recent field studies, this may only be half of the frogs that actually live in Madagascar. Dr. Andreone believes the final tally could reach 500 species!
Deforestation causes snake invasion in the Amazon
(03/11/2008) An official with Brazil's environmental protection agency Ibama claims that snakes are invading the city of Belem due to deforestation of the Amazon rainforest.
Rare frog breeds in captivity for the first time
(03/03/2008) A rare species of frog has been found breeding in captivity in New Zealand, reports the Associated Press. The finding offers hope that the species' vulnerability to extinction can be reduced.
A Doomsday Vault for Frogs?
(02/27/2008) The Amphibian Ark, a doomsday vault for amphibians, will highlight Leap Day, February 29th, to recognize 2008 as the Year of the Frog. The campaign seeks to raise awareness of the global plight of frogs and other amphibians threatened by habitat loss, climate change, pollution and an emergent disease. Joining in the effort is the Wildlife conservation Society?s (WCS) Bronx Zoo and New York Aquarium, facilities that house some of the world's most threatened amphibians.
Rainforest logging threatens endangered sea turtles
(02/25/2008) Logging is having an unexpected impact on endangered sea turtles in Central Africa, reports a new study published in Oryx. Aerial surveys in Gabon reveal that logs lost during transport are clogging beaches, preventing critically endangered leatherback turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) from nesting.
Rainforest fragmentation affects reptiles and amphibians
(02/20/2008) Deforestation of tropical ecosystems is one of the major threats to biological diversity. Anthropogenic activities transform tropical environments into semi-natural landscapes generating a great amount of forest edge that limits with pastures and agricultural lands.
Sea turtle makes record migration - 12,774 miles
(02/07/2008) Satellite-tagging has revealed that a leatherback sea turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) swam a total distance of 20,558 kilometers (12,774 miles) over 647 days from Jamursba-Medi, Indonesia to the coast of Oregon. The results are published in The State of the World's Sea Turtles magazine, a publication launched by conservation International and the IUCN Marine Turtle Specialist Group.
Madagascar's tortoises at high risk of extinction
(02/07/2008) Madagascar's rare and unique turtles and tortoises face high risk of extinction in the wild if conservation measures are not rapidly put into place, warned a group of scientists meeting to discuss the fate of Madagascar's most threatened repitles.
The Panamanian golden frog declared extinct by BBC Natural History crew
(02/04/2008) A national symbol of Panama has been declared extinct by BBC filmmakers. The crew was in Panama to film the unique frog for David Attenborough's most recent series on reptiles and amphibians, entitled Life in Cold Blood. The filmmakers achieved their objective and captured the golden frog on film, including rarely seen behvaior.
Photos: Top 100 most threatened amphibians named
(01/21/2008) Due to numerous factors--including habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and chytrid fungus--amphibians are probably the most threatened taxon of species in the world. Dr Jonathan Baillie, head of the EDGE organization which has just established an amphibian program, stated that "tragically, amphibians tend to be the overlooked members of the animal kingdom, even though one in every three amphibian species is currently threatened with extinction, a far higher proportion than that of bird or mammal species." To help save these species on the brink, EDGE, apart of the Zoological Society of London, has compiled a list of the hundred most threatened and evolutionary distinct amphibians.
Scientists discover four species of anole lizards in 24 hours in Panama
(01/13/2008) In January of 2006 a biological expedition uncovered four anole species in a single day. Dr. Gunther Koehler, a member of the expedition, described the discoveries as "a once in a life time experience; during expeditions before, we had found new species, one at a time--but four species within 24 hours, that was incredible!"
Three salamander species discovered in Costa Rica
(01/06/2008) Scientists from the Natural History Museum of London have discovered three new species of salamander in south-eastern Costa Rica. This brings the nation's total to forty-three species, meaning that this small tropical nation contains approximately nine percent of the world's salamanders.
As amphibians leap toward extinction, alliance pushes "The Year of the Frog"
(12/31/2007) With amphibians experiencing dramatic die-offs in pristine habitats worldwide, an alliance of zoos, botanical gardens and aquariums has launched a desperate public appeal to raise funds for emergency conservation measures. Scientists say that without quick action, one-third to one-half the world's frogs, toads, salamanders, newts and caecilians could disappear.
Migrating frogs fare poorly when habitat altered
(12/19/2007) Habitat loss and fragmentation are putting amphibians already threatened by climate change, pesticides, alien invasive species, and the outbreak of a deadly fungal infection at greater risk of extinction, reported a study published in Science last week.
Study shows that sea turtles can recover
(12/18/2007) conservation of sea turtle nesting sites is paying off for the endangered reptiles, reports a new study published this week in the journal Global Ecology and Biogeography. A team of researchers led researchers from IUCN and conservation International found that green turtle (Chelonia mydas) nesting on four beaches in the Pacific and two beaches in the Atlantic have increased by an four to fourteen percent annually over the past two to three decades as a result of beach protection efforts.
World's largest spitting cobra discovered in Kenya
(12/09/2007) The world's largest spitting cobra has been discovered in Kenya, according to WildlifeDirect, a conservation group.
Earthquake triggers decline in a frog species
(12/03/2007) In 1999 a 7.3 earthquake struck Nantou County at the center of quake-prone Taiwan. The earthquake caused considerable damage: over 2,000 people died and just under 45,000 houses were destroyed. It was Taiwan's strongest quake in a hundred years. The quake also devastated a subpopulation of riparian frogs, Rana swinhoana, which had been under scientific study for three years prior. This devastation allowed scientists the opportunity to study the population changes in a species affected suddenly and irretrievably by natural disaster.
Photo of the Venomous Gila Monster Getting an X-ray
(11/28/2007) Dr. Tim Georoff, a veterinarian for the Wildlife conservation Society's Bronx Zoo, handles this venomous lizard with great care as he prepares this female for an radiograph (X-ray).
Global warming may provoke evolution
(11/26/2007) Some 80 million years ago, during a period of global warming, a group of relatively immobile salamanders trekked from western North America to the continent that became Asia, report researchers writing in this week's issue of the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Science.
Physicists join fight to save amphibians from extinction
(11/19/2007) Physicists have joined the fight to save amphibians from extinction by using Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) to investigate the properties of frogs skin.
86% of sea turtle species threatened with extinction
(11/14/2007) Marine turtles have thrived for more than 100 million years. But only the last few hundred years have given the huge, spectacular, prehistoric amphibians serious trouble.
Amphibian extinction may be worse than thought
(10/31/2007) Amphibian extinction rates may be higher than previously thought, according to new DNA analysis that found more than 60 unrecognized species in the Guiana Shield of South America.
Iguanas listen to birds to avoid predators
(10/29/2007) As the world's only sea-feeding lizard, Galapagos Marine Iguanas have long held a unique place in the animal kingdom. While most of their life is spent on land, these lizards forage the seas for their staple food: algae. Now, new research has provided this species with another distinction: although the Galapagos Marine Iguana is mute, it recognizes and utilizes the alarm call of the Galapagos Mockingbird. This is the first instance of a non-vocal species eavesdropping on another species' calls. Both the iguana and mockingbird fall prey to the Galapagos hawk, so by recognizing the mockingbird's warning the iguanas gain important information on avoiding predation.
As colorful frog leaps toward extinction, experts look for clues
(10/29/2007) A brightly coloured tropical frog under threat of extinction is the focus of a new research project hoping to better understand how environment and diet influence its development and behaviour.
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