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Birds of prey from Aurora invade Crane Trust

The Grand Island Independent 26 Mar 2023

Jeff Bahr. Many people regard a mouse as almost worthless. At the Edgerton Explorit Center, though, a mouse is worth $1.60. The bird that eats them every day probably feels it's a good deal ... The mice are shipped frozen to the science center in Aurora. That's just fine with Deb Miller, who takes care of Roy. This way, she doesn't have to raise mice ... Where.

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Birds of prey from Aurora invade Crane Trust (copy)

The Grand Island Independent 26 Mar 2023

Jeff Bahr. Many people regard a mouse as almost worthless. At the Edgerton Explorit Center, though, a mouse is worth $1.60. The bird that eats them every day probably feels it’s a good deal ... The mice are shipped frozen to the science center in Aurora. That’s just fine with Deb Miller, who takes care of Roy. This way, she doesn’t have to raise mice ... Where.

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A look back at the 2012 American National CattleWomen Region meeting | Barton

Red Bluff Daily News 25 Mar 2023

A 21–30 day weaning prior to shipping works for them ... Stock tenders take care of the calves on the ship, and the water comes from the ship’s water supply. The calves are shipped from Kona to Honolulu where they are loaded on a ship, taking a week while the 747 planes load at Kona airport, and 5 to 7 hours later they are at their destination.”.

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Self-Sailing Ships Could Revolutionize Dangerous and Dull Routes

Yahoo Daily News 25 Mar 2023

A photo of the Yara container ship sailing. Self-sailing ships could save logistics firms a boat-load of cash ... In order to make the vessel capable of sailing itself, the ship’s owner Yara has fitted it with sensors and cameras that scan the route it takes up the Frier Fjord ... A photo of a Yara container ship with no bridge.

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Maritime students gear up to fight high-seas cyberattacks

Popular Science 25 Mar 2023

The word “pirate” may conjure up the image of humans physically taking over a vessel, but what if instead a ship was simply hacked from afar? That’s a question on the mind of Norwegian researchers, who point out that unfortunately, the international shipping world isn’t exactly known for its quick adoption of cutting-edge tech.

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Inside the search for the infamous slave ship Clotilda

The Post and Courier 25 Mar 2023

Two 'last' slave ships ... He also does boat charters on the side, taking visitors beyond Mobile’s paper plants into swamps known for their ghosts and ghost ships ... Last year, Raines published “The Last Slave Ship,” a book about his search for the Clotilda, which is fast becoming one of the most infamous ships in American history.

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Andover students performing play in Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild event

Eagle-Tribune 25 Mar 2023

“And you take all those things into consideration and it changes it a little bit for you.” ... Senior Andrew Magner added that the play is full of metaphors, especially the rocket ship. “Growing up, risk-taking,” Magner said ... Kinley said he reads the script numerous times and takes notes on what sort of emotional responses he wants to evoke.

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Why were Counter Terrorism Police at Cammell Laird?

The Business Desk 25 Mar 2023

A staged road-traffic collision marked the start of the exercise after which a ‘suspect’ was seen fleeing the scene, which was inclusive of a delayed Marauding Terrorist Attack (MTA) before taking ‘hostages’ aboard a Royal Fleet Auxiliary Ship ... Detective Superintendent Will Chatterton, CTPNW Deputy Head and Lead for Protect & Prepare, said ... .

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LAPD officers sue owner of anti-cop website for posting photos, ‘bounty’

The Los Angeles Times 25 Mar 2023

“Now, but that ship has sailed ... actors or individuals who are now taking this information and attempting to intimidate or scare and frighten.” Asked whether he knows of any officers whose ... Moore has asked the inspector general to take over the probe to avoid a conflict of interest.

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Brookville track season starts Tuesday

Courier Express 25 Mar 2023

“With Brayden, Jack, and Jack — they know what it takes and are the type of kids the other kids notice what they do. I think we can reload those relays and get some more kids down to Ship again this year ... It’ll just take some time to figure out everyone’s place.”.

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Online retailers seek ways to keep free shipping from draining profits

Business Day 24 Mar 2023

Los Angeles – There is no such thing as free shipping ... It is an open secret that most retailers raise product prices to subsidise free shipping ... While retailers like Amazon and fashion purveyor Asos have raised thresholds for fast shipping, others are dropping free shipping altogether or taking product prices up again.

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Crewless container ships appear on the horizon

Yahoo Daily News 24 Mar 2023

Before long the container ship Yara Birkeland will be sailing crew-free. Cruising quietly through the Frier Fjord in southern Norway, the Yara Birkeland looks like an ordinary small ship ... Until then, Captain Svend Ødegård is at the helm of the 80m-long ship. "We are taking big steps towards autonomy," he tells the BBC.

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Amazon, other retailers revamp 'free' shipping as costs soar

Reuters 24 Mar 2023

LOS ANGELES, March 24 (Reuters) - There is no such thing as free shipping ... "My wife and I are Prime customers because of the shipping (benefits) ... While retailers like Amazon and fashion purveyor Asos Plc (ASOS.L) have raised thresholds for fast shipping, others are dropping free shipping altogether or taking product prices up again.

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Maersk teams up with Shanghai port on green methanol bunkering

Splash24/7 24 Mar 2023

Danish shipping and logistics group Maersk has ... Under a memorandum of understanding, the two parties will work together to explore green methanol ship-to-ship bunkering after Maersk takes delivery of its dual-fuel containerships in 2024.

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Waitrose ‘love-bombs’ potential shoplifters to cut thefts

The Times/The Sunday Times 24 Mar 2023

In the medieval period, theft of even a small amount could result in death by hanging while in the 19th century, the light fingered could find themselves being shipped to Australia.Sponsored.