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Saturday, February 11. 2006

Talk About Lucky

I was asked recently about how Lucky was doing. In short he is doing great. Happy as hell to have a family that takes care of him and loves him. The only fly in the ointment is his tendency to dig holes in the yard. We are making progress on that front slow but sure.

We have numerous cats around the place and he flat just doesn't know what to do with them. Since he is not allowed to be mean to them he is learning to cope. They do torture him mercilessly though. It's kind of funny when you watch them.

He's a truly Lucky Puppy, that's for sure.

Luck is believing you're lucky. Tennessee Williams

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True Reason For Beef Ban

Whale Meat Glut a Problem for Japan

But Tokyo has a dilemma: by rapidly expanding its whale hunt, Japan now kills more of the giant mammals than its consumers care to eat.

The result is an unprecedented glut of whale meat. Prices

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Contaminating the Water

Illegal CBM water discharge alleged

An oil and gas company in the Powder River Basin is being investigated by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality after apparently attempting to hide illegal water discharge from its coalbed methane fields.

A rancher recently discovered what appeared to be a hidden water pipeline that directed water into a roadway culvert in the Spotted Creek area.

Why does Wyoming keep processing applications for this company even though they have numerous violations?

Lance Oil & Gas was assessed $72,000 in penalties for six illegal discharges in the coalbed methane fields in 2004 and 2005.

Despite the violations, DEQ officials said they would continue to process water discharge permits for the company.

This seems just stupid as hell. You know they are going to violate there permits, but you keep giving them more permits. The Government at work for you.

We need to keep a close eye on this whole CBM issue here in Montana to prevent these kinds of abuses.

In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks. John Muir

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