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[O B L I Q U I T Y] Exclusive: Brokeback Mountain: Scott Ferguson: Some of the obstacles to Ennis and Jack’s happiness were real, in society, and some were inside the two of them. Hopefully, people will learn a little about finding your own way to accept yourself, to take a chance on who you are.

 [The Westerner] NEWS ROUNDUP Herds, history fade from desert Tom ...: Activists to file appeal in forest road dispute A citizen activist group said it will pursue an appeal of a Forest Service decision concerning a remote forest road that runs along a river with threatened fish if a provision to close the last half-mile isn’t dropped. But Bob Vaught, supervisor of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, said the demand by the Shovel Brigade is out of the question.

[CIVITATENSIS] Back on Flood Watch!: Back on Flood Watch! Filed under: general, nature &environment, alberta ”” June 28, 2005 @ 10:37 am After the nearly two inches of rain that we have received in the last 24 hours, AlbertaEnvironment has issued flood watches for the Highwood and Sheep rivers, again. This is the third time

[Gristmill.grist.org] 10th birthday for Yellowstone's wolves | Gristmill: The ...: "Cattle replaced the buffalo and antelope on the plains and foothills of the Rockies."  (Waste of the West, http://www.wasteofthewest.com/Chapter1.html; " The reasons for the success of Old World plant species in the New World are varied, but a major player in this success seems to be the fact that the Old World species, and especially those accompanying the cattle, had evolved under grazing pressure while the native species had not."  (Website unknown, http://www.evsc.virginia.edu/~desert/cattle/cg.2.html).

 [Bigpicturegeoscience.blogspot.com] Big Picture Geoscience: June 2005: I collected gas samples from 4 locations (2 at surface and 2 from producing wells) and included the data in a paper called Stable isotope geochemistry of some natural gas macroseeps in Alberta. The best evidence for gas leakage from the Dingman #2 well comes from the old cross-section. It is highly unlikely that a gas seep the size of the one currently being flared would have been missed (for starters its a bit stinky due to the hydrogen sulphide content).

[Getvegan.com] Vegan Blog: The (Eco) Logical Weblog [ Ecology, Environmentalism ...: Menlo's American Samizdat 5/20 posting: "Why The Earth Summit Matters". The good doctor's heart is certainly in the right place but before we jump on the Earth Summit bandwagon, we should take a moment to remind ourselves of what has been accomplished since 1992 -- where Northern consumption habits and Southern population algorithims were both demonstrated to be out of control?

 [Bootsnall.com] Some Unusual and Beautiful Wedding Venues In and Around Banff ...: Vermilion Lakes are a very popular venue with its spectacular view of Mount Rundle. These series of shallow lakes are located west of the Town of Banff and it is estimated that this area supports more than two hundred species of birds and a wide assortment of mammals such as moose, beaver, muskrat, bald eagles, osprey, and bighorn sheep.

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