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text: FS Agreement No. 10MU-11100100-017 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING Between UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE, ALASKA REGION and the STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME This MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU) is hereby entered into by and between the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service, Alaska Region, hereinafter referred to as the Forest Service, and the State of Alaska, Department of Fish and Game, hereinafter referred to as the Department. Key terms used in this MOU are marked with an asterisk (*) and defined in Addendum I A. PURPOSE: The Forest Service and the Department have responsibilities to cooperate in the common stewardship of fish*, wildlife, and their habitats on Forest Service lands. To that end, both agencies have the common goal of protecting fish resources on National Forests in Alaska while continuing a long-standing cooperative relationship. To achieve this goal, the Forest Service and the Department each make the following commitments: 1. Protect fish habitat and fish passage; 2. Use the collaborative process identified in this MOU to reach concurrence prior to conducting any instream activities*; 3. When practical, develop General Concurrences* as addendums to this MOU; and 4. Resolve disputes regarding instream activities in a timely manner; elevating the dispute within the agencies as a last resort. B. STATEMENT OF MUTUAL INTERESTS AND BENEFITS: The Forest Service is authorized by Acts of Congress and regulations of the USDA to administer the multiple use management of the natural resources, including fish and wildlife habitat, on the National Forests in Alaska. The Department has the authority to manage, protect, maintain, enhance, rehabilitate, and extend the fish, wildlife, and aquatic plants of the state in the interest of the economy and general well-being of the state. The Forest Service and the Department agree that maintaining an open dialog, sharing data, and working collaboratively during project development, implementation, and monitoring is essential for continued protection of the fish resources and maintenance of fish passage on the National Forests in Alaska. Within the Department, the Division of Habitat has the statutory responsibility to protect anadromous fish habitat and to provide free passage for anadromous and resident fish in freshwater bodies of Alaska pursuant to AS 16.05.841 – AS 16.05.901. FS Agreement No. 10MU-11100100-017 The Forest Service and the Division of Habitat will work together to reach concurrence on all instream activities and to maintain fish passage in all fish-bearing water bodies* on the National Forests in Alaska. C. THE FOREST SERVICE SHALL: 1. Provide Notice of Instream Activity (Notice)* to the Division of Habitat for review at least 30 calendar days prior to a need for the instream activities (See Addendum II). At the request of the Division of Habitat, the Forest Service shall provide additional information or modifications to the Notice that are necessary for reaching concurrence. 2. Reach concurrence with the Division of Habitat prior to beginning instream activities. If concurrence is not initially achieved at the field level, follow the dispute resolution process in Section E of this MOU. 3. Include all concurrence provisions in the contract(s) awarded for the instream activity for which the concurrence was issued and ensure their implementation. 4. Should unforeseen circumstances arise, or in the event of an emergency*, notify the Division of Habitat as soon as possible to provide an opportunity to reach concurrence on alternative designs or appropriate corrective actions. Final repairs or rehabilitation will be handled as a normal review for concurrence under this MOU. 5. Should the need to modify an existing concurrence arise, notify the Division of Habitat to request a Concurrence Amendment*. 6. When possible, seek the Division of Habitat's involvement early in the planning or design* process for future instream activities. 7. Collaborate with the Department in the collection of data supporting fish presence to update the Catalog of Waters Important for Spawning, Rearing, or Migration of Anadromous Fishes. D. THE DIVISION OF HABITAT SHALL: 1. Review the Forest Service's Notice and notify the Forest Service within 14 calendar days of any additional information or modifications that are necessary for reaching concurrence. 2. Provide a written response to the Forest Service indicating concurrence with the proposed activity, with or without modifications, within 30 calendar days following receipt of a Notice. If concurrence is not initially achieved at the field level, follow the dispute resolution process in Section E of this MOU. 3. If necessary for reaching concurrence, develop an appropriate timing window that balances the avoidance of in-water work during sensitive life stages of anadromous and resident fishes with achieving project goals. The Division of Habitat shall consider site-specific short and long-term impacts and benefits to fish resources from proposed activities when developing a timing window. FS Agreement No. 10MU-11100100-017 4. Should unforeseen circumstances arise, or in the event of an emergency, work with the Forest Service expeditiously to reach concurrence on alternative designs or appropriate corrective actions. The Division of Habitat may issue a verbal concurrence in this situation, provided it is put in writing to the Forest Service within 30 calendar days. 5. Review Concurrence Amendment requests in a timely manner. Respond in writing within 14 calendar days following receipt of the request. 6. Provide recommendations (such as stream crossing location, type and size of structure, environmental controls, or construction timing) in response to the Forest Service's request for the Division of Habitat's involvement in project planning or design. 7. Keep the Forest Service informed of the appropriate Division of Habitat point-of- contact for each Ranger District. E. THE FOREST SERVICE AND THE DEPARTMENT MUTUALLY AGREE TO: 1. Resolve disputes preventing concurrence on instream activities at the field level. At a minimum, field staff shall take the following actions before elevating the dispute within their respective agency: a. Meet to clarify common points of agreement and mutual interests to help frame the context of the dispute; b. Conduct a joint site visit to discuss and reconcile site-specific issues and information; and c. Consult additional staff or other individuals with pertinent expertise to reconcile differences of opinion or interpretation. 2. Elevate any dispute not resolved at the field level to the next higher organizational level through the following contacts: first, District Ranger and Division of Habitat Regional Supervisor; second, Forest Supervisor and the Division of Habitat Director; and finally, Regional Forester and Commissioner of the Department. Elevated disputes are a high priority and will be handled in a timely manner. 3. Elevate disputes in the form of a briefing paper, jointly prepared by involved field staff, that includes the following information: a. Project summary and background; b. Steps taken by field staff to resolve the dispute; c. Unresolved issues or differences; and d. Proposed solutions with supporting rational. If unable to reach concurrence, each signatory may take actions they deem appropriate. A post-action review of the effects to fish habitat from such actions will be conducted at the request of either signatory. The goal of the post-action review is to inform each agency of the fish habitat effects so that better decisions and fewer disagreements are made in the future. FS Agreement No. 10MU-11100100-017 4. Inform all relevant staff about this MOU and ensure it is fully implemented. 5. Collaborate in the monitoring of instream activities. In the event that monitoring uncovers activities inconsistent with this MOU or the project-specific concurrence(s), the Forest Service and the Division of Habitat shall work together to bring the activities into compliance with this MOU or the project-specific concurrence(s) in a timely manner. F. IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD BY ALL PARTIES THAT: 1. FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT. Any information furnished to the Forest Service under this MOU is subject to the Freedom of Information Act (5 U.S.C. 552). Any information furnished to the State of Alaska under this MOU is subject to the Alaska Public Records Law (AS 40.25.110). To the extent possible the Forest Service will protect confidential personnel records and sensitive wildlife documents that the State is required to protect under AS 16.05.815. 2. PARTICIPATION IN SIMILAR ACTIVITIES. This MOU in no way restricts the Forest Service or the Department from participating in similar activities with other public or private agencies, organizations, and individuals. 3. RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARTIES. The Forest Service and the Department and their respective agencies and offices will handle their own activities and utilize their own resources, including the expenditure of their own funds, in pursuing these objectives. Each party will carry out its separate activities in a coordinated and mutually beneficial manner. 4. PRINCIPAL CONTACTS. The principal contacts for this MOU are the Division of Habitat Southeast Regional Supervisor and the Forest Service Region 10 Aquatic Ecologist. Currently these individuals are: Division of Habitat USDA Forest Service Jackie Timothy Don Martin PO Box 110024 P.O. Box 21628 Juneau, AK 99811-0024 Juneau, AK 99802-1628 Phone: 907-465-4275 Phone: 907-586-8712 E-mail: email@example.com E-mail: email@example.com Fax: 907- 465-4759 Fax: 907-586-7877 5. NON-FUND OBLIGATING DOCUMENT. Nothing in this MOU shall obligate either the Forest Service or the Department to obligate or transfer any funds. Specific work projects or activities that involve the transfer of funds, services, or property among the various agencies and offices of the Forest Service and the Department will require execution of separate agreements and be contingent upon the availability of appropriated funds. Such activities must be independently authorized by appropriate statutory authority. This MOU does not provide such authority. Negotiation, execution, and administration of each such agreement must comply with all applicable statutes and regulations. FS Agreement No. 10MU-11100100-017 6. MODIFICATION. Modifications within the scope of this MOU shall be made by mutual consent of the parties, by the issuance of a written modification, signed and dated by both parties, prior to any changes being performed. 7. TERMINATION. Either party may terminate this MOU in writing, in whole or in part, at any time before the date of expiration. 8. ESTABLISHMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY. This MOU is not intended to, and does not create, any right, benefit, or trust responsibility, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or equity, by a party against the State of Alaska or the United States, its agencies, its officers, or any person. 9. COMMENCEMENT/EXPIRATION/TERMINATION. This MOU is executed as of the date of the last signature below and is effective through July 1, 2014 at which time it will expire unless extended by written mutual consent of the parties to this MOU. 10. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES. By signature below, the parties certify that the individuals listed in this document as the principal contacts are authorized to act in their respective areas for matters related to this MOU. THE PARTIES HERETO HAVE EXECUTED THIS AGREEMENT State of Alaska U. S. Forest Service Department of Fish and Game Alaska Region _________________________________ _________________________________ Dennis E. Bschor Date Denby S. Lloyd Date Regional Forester Commissioner The authority and format of this agreement has been reviewed and approved for signature. /s/Mechele M. MacDonald 12/2/09 _____________________________________ Mechele M. MacDonald Date Agreement Specialist Addendum I Definitions Design is a process. The purpose of design is to ensure that all applicable standards and practices are met, while also meeting a project's purpose and function. Designs normally consist of analysis, determination of size(s), layout, construction timing, and environmental controls. The design is normally subject to peer review and results in construction drawings and specifications. Emergency means an unexpected, urgent situation requiring immediate action to avoid or relieve unacceptable hazard to human life, property, heritage resource, or fish resource. Emergencies include, but are not limited to, hazardous material spills or project-related landslides affecting streams, bridge abutment scour, plugged culverts, flooding, and erosion commonly associated with abrupt changes in weather or stream flow conditions. Fish means any anadromous or resident species of finfish, in any life cycle stage, inhabiting freshwater habitats or intertidal streams on the National Forests in Alaska General Concurrence is a signed addendum to this MOU that defines the design standards, environmental controls, and additional conditions for a specific category of instream activities for which no further project-specific concurrence review is required. General concurrences may be restricted to a particular geographic area, stream class, or channel type. Instream activities mean any project below ordinary high water of a fish-bearing water body that will use, divert, obstruct, pollute, or change the natural flow or bed of the water body. Instream activities include, but are not limited to, the use of wheeled, tracked, excavating, or log-dragging equipment; installation, removal, or maintenance of structures; streambank stabilization; and stream restoration, diversion, or realignment. Fish-bearing water bodies means any river, lake, or stream specified in the Catalog of Waters Important for Spawning, Rearing, or Migration of Anadromous Fishes and all stream value class I or II water bodies (Forest Service Handbook 2090.21, Ch. 10, Sec. 12). Ordinary high water (OHW) means (A) in the non-tidal portion of a river, lake, or stream: the portion of the bed(s) and banks up to which the presence and action of the non-tidal water is so common and usual, and so long continued in all ordinary years, as to leave a natural line or "mark" impressed on the bank or shore as indicated by erosion, shelving, changes in soil characteristics, destruction of terrestrial vegetation, or other distinctive physical characteristics; (B) in a braided river, lake, or stream: the area delimited by the natural line or "mark," as defined in Part A above, impressed on the bank or shore of the outside margin of the most distant channels; or (C) in the tidally influenced portion of a river, lake, or stream: the portion of the bed(s) and banks below the (1) OHW as described in A or B above, or (2) mean high water elevation; whichever is higher at the project site. Notice of Instream Activity (Notice) means written notification of proposed instream activities submitted to the appropriate Division of Habitat point-of-contact for review and concurrence. See Addendum II for information required in a Notice. Concurrence amendment means any change to an existing, previously issued concurrence. Division of Habitat may use one of three options when issuing an amendment: 1) issue concurrence strictly for the amendment, and not repeat any of the terms and conditions from the original concurrence; 2) issue concurrence for the amendment and repeat the original terms and conditions; or 3) issue a new concurrence. Addendum II Concurrence Information Check List The following information will be submitted in the Notice of Instream Activities: □ Location map □ Latitude and Longitude of project or activity □ Section, Township, and Range □ Current aerial photo (if available) □ Forest Service road number □ Milepost number □ ADF&G stream number1 □ Project description □ Description of all instream activities □ Proposed construction methods □ Proposed construction timing □ Type of equipment to be used in the stream □ Duration of work below ordinary high water □ Environmental controls □ Stream information □ Fish species identified □ Bankfull width □ Depth of incision □ Depth at annual high flow (if known) □ Substrate type □ Substrate size □ Gradient □ Channel type □ Instream activity information (all that apply) □ Stream crossing by equipment □ Number of crossings needed for each vehicle □ Description of streambanks from which equipment will enter and exist □ Stream crossing structure □ Construction drawings and specifications □ Service life (permanent) or removal plan (temporary) □ Hydraulic analysis and discharge estimates (Q100, Q50, and Q2)2 □ Type of structure (e.g. culvert, bridge support, dike, etc.) □ Length □ Diameter or width □ Depth of burial □ Depth that abutments extend below ordinary high water 1 An interactive atlas to the Catalog of Waters Important for Spawning, Rearing, or Migration of Anadromous Fishes is available on-line at http://gis.sf.adfg.state.ak.us/AWC_IMS/viewer.htm 2 For 48-inch or larger culverts or equivalent bridges the hydraulic analysis will include a plan view showing 500-year and 100-year flood levels. □ Stream diversion □ Construction drawings and specifications □ Duration stream will be diverted □ Deposition/Excavation □ Type of material □ Amount □ Blasting3 □ Distance from known fish-bearing water bodies □ Type of medium □ Total charge weight per delay 3 Division of Habitat is currently collecting data on the use of explosives near fish-bearing streams to update our blasting standards, and would appreciate the opportunity to monitor any Forest Service blasting activities to add to our data set.


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A British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) radio DJ has been suspended for joking during a live broadcast that Queen Elizabeth II had died, a Spokesperson said.
Radio DJ Danny Kelly, 39, played the national anthem and told listeners during a live show on Monday that he had an important announcement to make and then said "Queen Elizabeth II has now died".
However, within hours, the BBC had apologised for the "inappropriate remark about the Queen", saying, "The comment was entirely inappropriate and the BBC apologises unreservedly for it. There was no intention to offend."
The show was on Tuesday presented by BBC WM presenter Mollie Green, who will fill in for Mr. Kelly until next Tuesday, the Corporation said.
Opening the two-hour programme, Mr. Green said: "Danny Kelly made an inappropriate remark about the Queen during his radio show here on BBC WM. The BBC apologises unreservedly for it. BBC WM takes these comments very seriously and due action has been taken."
Mr. Kelly, who has worked for 10 years in local radio, used his BBC WM show, based in Birmingham, to make the joke live on air.
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For a few brief months in 2011, Yemen returned to a more equitable and less conservative past, with more space for women's rights. But four years later, amid the Saudi-led campaign against the Houthis, that promise lies broken in the rubble of Yemen's peace process, which failed to include more Yemeni women. more


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Iona and Peter Opie
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Iona Archibald Opie (born 13 October 1923) and Peter Mason Opie (25 November 1918 – 5 February 1982) were a married team of folklorists, who applied modern techniques to children's literature, summarized in their studies The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes (1951) and The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren (1959). They are also noted anthologists, and assembled large collections of children's literature, toys, and games.
Iona Margaret Balfour Archibald was born in Colchester, Essex, England. She is a researcher and writer on European folklore and children's street culture.[citation needed] She is considered an authority on children's rhymes, street & playground games and the Mother Goose tradition.
Peter Opie was born in Cairo, in the war-time British Protectorate or Sultanate of Egypt, and educated at Eton College. He was a specialist in children's literature, and the customs of schoolchildren.[citation needed] He was joint winner of the £1,000 Chosen Books competition, with his autobiographical discursion The Case of Being a Young Man (published in paperback, 1946).[1]
The couple met during World War II and married in 1943. They worked together closely, from their home near Farnham, Surrey, conducting primary fieldwork, as well as library research, and interviewing thousands of children. In pursuing the folklore of contemporary childhood they directly recorded rhymes and games as they were currently being played. They collaborated on several celebrated books and, combined, produced over 30 works. They worked in their home in Alton, Hampshire.
Peter Opie died in 1982 at home, Westerfield House, West Liss, Hampshire.
Speaking in 2010, Iona speaks of working with her husband as being "like two of us in a very small boat and each had an oar and we were trying to row across the Atlantic." Also, "We would never discuss ideas verbally except very late at night."[2]
The 1959 book The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren was meant to counter the argument that mass media and the entertainment industry had ruined childhood traditions.[3]
Opie Collection[edit]
The Opies' collection of children's books and ephemera covers the 16th to 20th century and is the richest library of children's literature. It was begun in 1944, amounting in the end to 20,000 pieces. During 1988, it was donated to the Bodleian Library at Oxford University, after a two-year public appeal raised the £500,000 cost.[4] The collection is available on microfiche.[5]
Selected works[edit]
They authored about 25 books[6] including:
- Peter Opie, author, 1946, The Case of Being a Young Man, a discursion (Chosen Books, competition prize winner)
- Iona and Peter Opie, collectors and editors, 1947. I Saw Esau: Traditional Rhymes of Youth (Williams & Norgate Ltd)
- Iona and Peter Opie, editors, 1951. The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes (Oxford University Press)
- Iona and Peter Opie, 1959, The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren (Oxford University Press)
- Iona and Peter Opie, 1963, The Puffin Book of Nursery Rhymes (Penguin/Puffin)
- Iona and Peter Opie, 1969, Children's Games in Street and Playground (Oxford University Press)
- Iona and Peter Opie, editors, 1974. The Classic Fairy Tales (Oxford University Press). Presents the texts of twenty-four familiar fairy tales as they were first published in English; summarizes the history of each tale, especially from the textual point of view.
- Iona and Peter Opie, 1985. The Singing Game (Oxford University Press).
- Iona and Peter Opie, 1988. Tail Feathers of Mother Goose (Little Brown & Company).
- Iona and Peter Opie, 1997. Children's Games with Things (Oxford University Press).
Latest editions
- Iona and Peter Opie, Maurice Sendak illustrations, 1992. I Saw Esau: The Schoolchild's Pocket Book (Walker Books, London) (Republication of 1947 book)
- Iona Opie, 1993. The People in the Playground (Oxford University Press, USA)
- Iona Opie, 1996. My Very First Mother Goose (Cambridge, Mass:Candlewick)
- Iona Opie, 1999. Here Comes Mother Goose (Cambridge, Mass:Candlewick)
- Iona and Peter Opie, 1999. The Puffin Book of Nursery Rhymes (Penguin/Puffin). Republication of 1963 book.
- Iona and Peter Opie, 2000. I Saw Esau: The Schoolchild's Pocket Book (Cambridge, Mass:Candlewick) (Republication of 1947 book)
- Iona and Peter Opie, 2000. The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren (New York Review Book Classics) (Republication of 1959 book with new introductions by Marina Warner and Iona Opie)
See also[edit]
- ^ Peter Opie, The Case of Being a Young Man, Chosen Books, 1946.
- ^ "News and Features | Platform | Open University". Open.ac.uk. Retrieved 2011-08-05.
- ^ Aesolomv Ilaeazih, Artford Seminary Foundation (1961). "The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren (Book Review)". American Anthropologist 63 (3): 653 to 654. doi:10.1525/aa.1961.63.3.02a00520.
- ^ Waldron, Ann (20 November 1988). "Collector Of Nursery Rhymes Is Closing The Book On An Era From The Glimpse Of A Ladybird, A British Couple's Longtime Career Was Born.". philly.com (H.F. "Gerry" Lenfest). Retrieved 15 January 2015.
- ^ "The Opie Collection of Children's Literature". http://www.proquest.com. ProQuest. Retrieved 15 January 2015.
- ^ "Childhoods and Play". http://www.opieproject.group.shef.ac.uk. University of Sheffield. Retrieved 15 January 2015.
Further reading[edit]
- Gillian Avery and Julia Briggs, editors, 1989. Children and Their Books: A Celebration of the Work of Iona and Peter Opie (Oxford University Press)
- Michael Grosvenor Myer The Children's Child, an interview with Peter and Iona Opie, Folk Review magazine July 1974
External links[edit]
- The Peter & Iona Opie Collection of Folklore and Related Topics
- Iona Opie at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- Peter Opie at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- Iona Opie at Library of Congress Authorities, with 47 catalog records
- Peter Opie at Library of Congress Authorities, with 38 catalog records


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So my plans for tomorrow are waking up and smoking a fat joint, realll nice and fat then going to the waterpark with a bunch of friends and then eating shrooms for the first time but how many should I take? I don't want to be on my ass the whole time but I still want to have some good effects... I have about an eighth
Take a 1.5 g's and you will have a good trip unless you have a high sensitivity or are on SSRI's. I have a pretty decent tolerance to psychedelics and 3 g's of Psyilocybin mushrooms gives me a pretty intense trip. If you want tons of visuals and all kinds of wild mind bending introspective stuff go into the 4-5 g range. Take them with food and weed, the weed helps with the coming up and it's nice to have a full stomach during a long trip. Have Fun
But what if ur a light weight smoker like me? I Can get a niiiicccceee high from just a few hits. Do u think that would affect how much shrooms sum1 should take?
Nope the shrooms pretty much take over weed just kind of smooths out the coming up part that can get kind of uncomfortable. Helps relax you a bit that's all.
if its your first time, i say 1.5g's to 1.8 g's. a great way to turn yourself off to ever doing shrooms again is to take too much your first time. plus you can gauge your tolerance should you ever want to do it again
Depending on the strength of the shrooms a gram or two isnt going to do much for ya if you have a good amount of time that you wont be bothered I'd say eat atleast 4-5 caps and a few stems close to a 1/8 as you can get, throw on some good tunes and kick back and enjoy.My 2nd greastest buzz I ever had.....
Not sure how you guys measure it where you are... but here we don't measure in weight, just how many caps you are eating. For a first time trip I'd say 15-20 as you won't be off your chops, everything will just be good, a few buzzy alterations but nothing too major. Once you're experienced with the lower doses then you move up to the really messy shit..that's when it gets fun Just remember to be safe, and enjoy yourself! Have fun dude! EDIT: Woah! Dr.Spliff are you talking Fresh caps or what? I'm talking dried obviously... Golden Teachers the only ones that grow round here so obviously conversely different, quite surprised tbh!
People have given me the range of .7g - 4g :O I have no clue what to take but right now im thinking like 2.5
I took a a half an eighth my first time and thats all i ever do now its a real good time but not too intense and smoke weed trust me you'll love it and you'll probably end up smokeing more than you ever have while your on mushies!!
Hmm there's no way I can ID those mushrooms, any chance you could hold one in your hand and take a snap without all the light? Did you get them from a reliable source? They are probably legit they just don't look like anything I've ever come across but then again we're in different countries completely so what is questionable here could be bangin' shit where you are. Anyone you know had reliable experiences on those mushrooms?
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try it like this take 0.7 then see how you feel 1 hour later then pop another 0.7 if you don't feel nothing..... start off small especially if your going to a water park you don't want to be tripping balls.... its a mad buzz man nothing like weed in higher doses... small doses for me 0.7 is nice and bubbly and not intents, sociable....
2 grams is what i took the first time i REALLY tripped. i ate a gram before and just had a body high, but when i had 2 grams i was seeing shit and colors and it was pretty awesome.
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This book provides a picture of how Australian intellectual property law has developed as a distinctly Australian body of law during the century since the country was established. The book takes a selection of key intellectual property law cases and tells their stories, situating each case in its historical, cultural, social or economic context, as well as providing factual details about, for example, the arguments made in each case and the evidence adduced. In part, the book offers a deeper legal analysis of the selected cases, many of which have been central to the framing of Australian intellectual property law. The book also provides a fuller sense of each case as revealing and influencing wider understandings and practices. Landmarks in Australian Intellectual Property Law is a valuable resource for teachers, researchers, practitioners and judges in Australia and throughout the common law world.
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1. Potter v Broken Hill: misuse of precedent in cross-border IP litigation Richard Garnett
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5. We have never been modern: the High Court's decision in National Research Development Corporation v Commissioner of Patents Stephen Hubicki and Brad Sherman
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9. The Firmagroup case: trigger for designs law reform Janice Luck
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I bought two of these one for my dad and one for myself. I love the fact that I can adjust the drag with the handle rather than trying to turn the star wheel when reeling. We use these to troll for stripers so we use the line out alarm (clicker). I dont like the little switch on the side that operates the clicker it doesnt protrude enough to easily switch it so I fabricated my own switch knob. It holds plenty of line for my type of fishing and the linecounter works pretty good too.
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This is a follow-up to my review titled "Drag Stripped". The reel was under warranty so I took the reel into the local Abu authorized service center. They fixed the reel, saying that a part related to the anti-reverse had been put in backwards. I had not opened up the reel before using it for the first time so it came that way from the manufacturer. Given that it wasn't a part that failed, I'll give the reel another try. But, pretty disappointed in Abu, nonetheless.
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Large Chinook stripped the drag. I hadn't checked the drag for a while so it was too tight in all likelihood. But, I was extremely surprised it failed before a knot or the leader line. Was only the second fish on this reel. Needless to say, I'm not happy. Also, the line-counter is inconsistent -- start out at zero, let line out, reel back in and it won't end in zero. How is that possible. Was a big Abu fan, but this experience leaves me with doubts.
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Bought 8 of these and used them for 1 season (4 months for eyes in Green Bay). Let's see, within a month 2 of the line counters began to fail, then a few weeks later a spool release failed, the spoils cannot hold enough 12# mono to calibrate the line counter (best I could do was get 95% accuracy but spool was too full and began to cause a mess), and today I finally decided to throw them all in the garbage. Can't tell you how good it felt to put them where they belong. I have ran Abu reels for a long time and these are far and away the worst purchase I have made since I began fishing. I have used Sealines, Tekotas, Saltists, and even store brand reels. I expected these to be somewhere in between the store brands and the Tekotas, but I have to if these were only $30 like the store brands go on sale for; I would still buy the store brands 100 times out of 100 and that's why I felt better trashing them than pawning them off to someone else.
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Overall the reels have performed well for me this summer, I didn't use them a lot but when I did they worked well.
For the small size of the reel it holds a ton of line.
I really like how the tension backs off when the handle is turned backwards, and not having to release the spool every time you drop the downrigger, it is also useful when fighting fish and letting them run.
I can see a new fisher possibly backing the tension off while fighting a fish accidently.
The tension knob and spool tension knobs don't have click adjustments, that would have been a nice touch.
Although the clicker is nice and loud, the button is kind of tucked away and is hard to operate with wet hands, nearly impossible if wearing gloves.
I would have liked to have a choice of the single handle and a double power handle like other brands offer.
I also liked the line counter reset button being hard plastic as it seems to pop out better, it was tough to reset a few times but seemed to work OK
I would suggest trying this reel, it can be used for all types of trolling not just down rigging.
Date published: 2015-03-07
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In my own opinion I think Abu Garcia is a fantastic reel. I used to fish with Abu Garci I tlove these reels. They have great casting features.
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I bought 3 Abu Garcia Alphamar 16 LC and I love them...They have tight but yet smooth drag system, even after all the salmon I have caught on the Columbia river still perform like new. Also line counter works great and never an issue. Last bearing are smooth an tight with no problems, I grease them every other trip from the hard use of fishing....I am very happy to own these and plan on getting more.. Thank you Abu for the wonderful reels you have came out with...Abu Garcia For LIFE
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Does anyone have any success from cooking with Reclaim? I don't like to smoke it and was hoping to hear if it was even worth it Thanks FC Master
yes, you can easily cook or eat reclaim, since it has already been decarboxylated, you can straight up eat it if you so desire(though i would recommend at least putting it in some firecrackers or something) one super quick recipe that requires no cooking, is to simply split a snickers bar down the middle, fill it with claim, and then enjoy! alternatively, you can dissolve the reclaim in some high fat content vegetable or cooking oil, and use it in whatever recipe you desire!
i have not tried this yet, but have heard this recommended many times on another forum that is inhabited by many oil heads. reclaim can be pretty powerful, so i would not suggest putting more than a gram of it in the snickers bar(this was the recommended dosage, though the user claimed he was ridiculously stoned throughout his few hour plane ride and then some). the consistency of the caramel and nougut in the snickers bar should mask the consistency and taste of the claim fairly well. i plan on trying this out next time i claim my rig, gotta get my hands on some ethanol or iso, keep forgetting to restock on a couple bottles.
A gram seems like a LOT to me. But maybe I'm just a pussy. I was thinking about taking maybe .1 and somehow twisting it into a string. How powerful is reclaim eaten? edit: I love snickers, so that is why this ingrigues me so.
i have only eaten reclaim once, and i did not weigh out the glob i used, but i was able to make a batch of four muffins that medicated me a good deal more than using the usual 5-6 grams of ABV. i would guess it was around .2 or .3 of reclaim. i also feel that a gram is way too much, but i think the guys over at tokecity vape a lot more oil than most haha my buddy had a capsule that contained .1 of reclaim infused in coconut oil, and he said it was extremely potent, i think that would be a good dosing for a single edible. also, i too share your love for snickers Stu, that is the main reason for that certain tidbit sticking in this noggin of mine
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What came first? The Internet or the social change?
June 24 2013: Monica Brasov-Curca looks at how the development of the internet is affecting social change. This is the first of a series of articles looking at the relationship between the internet and peacebuilding.
It has been five years since the 2008 Mumbai bombings flared tensions between India and Pakistan; four years since that first tweet went out in the Iranian 2009 "Green (Twitter) Revolution" three years since the world shook in despair at the mass destruction and human suffering in the 2010 Haitian Earthquake, two years since the first cries for democracy and equality were tweeted out in the "Arab (Spring) Uprising" began; and one year since the Occupy movement occupied the world's curiosity but failed to get its full support. These events were unprecedented… all thanks to the potent combination of human determination, democratized communications platforms and an ever-enclosing digital divide.
Even with many vocal academics and on the ground activists contesting the central role new media and digital technologies have had played in these events, it is undeniable that they have transformed the way we connect, organize and have an impact on our world. Still many agree with Egyptian activist Hossam El-Hamalawy, said in 2008, "The Internet is only a medium and a tool by which we can support our 'off-line' activities," he said. "Our strength will always stem from the fact that we'll have one foot in the cyberspace, and, more importantly, the other foot will be on the ground."
It can also be said that the new tools of communications allow messages to be amplified and communication flows to become increasingly horizontal and democratizing. In addition, the huge amounts of shared open-source data and consistent interactions between participants has transformed seemingly disconnected peoples into a community.
These new media and digital technologies have also positively contributed to better and more organized humanitarian responses. For example, in Haiti, where within hours of the earthquake extensive visualizations and data maps were created to assist in saving lives and reconstruction. Activists have been equipped to organize and coordinate protest efforts in Egypt, Tunisia, and Occupy. In addition an important by-product of these new interactions have been the way in which the international community can act as human rights monitors via data posted onto YouTube and other social media platforms.
One substantive effect new technology has had is in a deeper participatory approach to media's work in conflict contexts. Now the audience of a peace movement is global. Social change and peace movements/campaigns, once considered the dangerous work of local grassroots indigenous activists and civil society, have now transformed into "global crowdfunded-change your Twitter avatar-update your Facebook status-like my page" campaigns. It may be true that the future calls for engaging participants through online, offline and hybrid experiences and perhaps it will be the normative mode in which communication takes place.
And even if there has been a great shift from a rigid top-down hierarchical approach to social change, it has increasingly been characterized by a reliance on mobile, inclusive, and interactive tools. It is now where a wealth of information gathered from locals and those outside the traditional development, humanitarian and peacebuilding communities share information and mobilize for action.
But is this authentic? Should the peace movement be tweeted? Should it be re-tweeted? Can peace start as a Facebook status and go viral? Can peace be achieved the same way social change has thru the use of new media and digital technologies? First let us see what social change actually is and how it has actually laid the groundwork for peace to take place.
What is Social Change?
Everyone has been talking about social change lately. But most use it in the wrong way. Social change is not a quick fix to a small problem; social change is not changing politicians or political parties in leadership. And here is the shocker, social change is not even voting or enacting laws.
The phrase "social change" refers to a progression in society, a paradigm shift forever changing the dynamics of a society and culture. It is a disruption in the current status quo. Social change is usually highly disruptive to a society as it tears apart the structures holding it together.
What does social change, change?
However painful, social change is extremely powerful as it usually addresses societal inequalities, repression and power inequality, which often lead to cultural, structural, and/or direct violence. Direct violence is conflict in the form of physical harm. Structural violence is the disabilities, disparities and even deaths that result when systems, institutions, or policies meet some people's need at the expense of others.
Cultural violence is a form of violence that is used to justify and sustain direct and structural violence. Cultural violence is the "use of cultural products to justify violence and war"; it includes hate speech, religious justification from a holy text or tradition, the use of history, myth or war hero legends to explain and justify direct or structural violence. Johan Galtung, the father of peace and conflict studies has written that the power which cultural violence can have is that it "makes direct and structural violence look or feel 'right,' or at least not wrong."
The revolutions of the last few years, have been augmented by new media and digital technologies, addressing each type of violence explained above and yet many citizens in of the countries where revolutions have taken place will deny that peace, security or stability have followed.
Of course social change takes time and without it peace can never come. Without peacemaking it is impossible to deliberately bring people together who have different interpretations of their common past, groups with different experiences and instead of coercing one group to accept the narrative or interpretation of the other, trying to find ways to create new relationships and develop understandings of the interdependence that shapes them and the future they may share.
For peace to stick it has to come from within a society after there has been an awakening. Peace is the internal "dynamic understanding that conflict can move in destructive or constructive directions, but proposes an effort to maximize the achievement of constructive, mutually beneficial processes and outcomes."
Peacebuilder and peace researcher Lisa Schirch defines peacebuilding as an intervention that "seeks to prevent, reduce, transform, and help people recover from violence in all forms, even structural violence that has not yet led to massive civil unrest. At the same time it empowers conflict actors to foster relationships at all levels that sustain them and their environments." It is creating not only an environment that sustains peace but also a culture that promotes peace; it is an action that supports structures, which strengthen peace so that destructive violence will be avoided.
In Part 2 we will look at how Media is used as a weapon of war thru hate media, systematic repressive media censorship and regulations, temporary and intentional Internet blackouts and state sponsored propaganda.
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on June 24, 2013
This is an excellent piece, a very interesting contribution to conflict transformation, peacebuilding and security issues with persuasive display of a good analytical capacity. I quite agree with you.
on June 24, 2013
I have written at http://peacepoll.org/why-world-peace-is-possible-identification/ that social media are having two effects. Social conversations and organization are peer to peer, and not subject to approval by authorities. See Arab Spring, OWS, etc.
But secondly, they allow us to see each other as like ourselves. No longer can strangers be portrayed as unknown, alien and scary. We can recognize their struggles and empathize, and our larger identity expands from tribe/religion/nation to humanity.
on June 25, 2013
Les gens aiment dire "tournons la page. Mias moi je dis dechirons la page."
People like to say ok forget it and let's begin a new page. But for me we must not only forget and start an other time but we must tear it and forget it forever. With this we can really transform the community.
on June 26, 2013
Its a very good analysis that social media can do in bringing about social change. In my opinion Behavior Change will come through a constant work at grass root level. People who need social change belong to low social strata with no or very basic education, they do not have access to or aware of the importance of internet or tweeter. Behavior Change activists will have to community level for months, may be for years to bring about positive change
on July 7, 2013
Thank you for your comments, yes I agree it takes many individuals to make a social change. And that takes a very long time. But that is what we seek is real change on a deep systemic level that comes from within a society not (just) from one off online campaigns or glitzy full color ads.
As far as Phil's comment. While its true that social media has demystified the other, it has also caused great harm. Its good to look at the whole picture and access in each conflict if using social media and campaigns will help or hurt.
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