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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2005
Page
30
The article argues golf courses can boost biodiversity by using native vegetation along lake edges and in rough areas. It suggests planting cattails and wetland trees, preserving dead wood, and limiting water and chemical use to create self sustaining, wildlife friendly courses while maintaining play.
Aiken SPCA urges tagging and up to date contact data on dogs and cats to boost return rates. It outlines ID methods including collars with city licenses and rabies tags, tattoos, and microchips, plus updating owner details and contacting Pet Question at Aiken SPCA for guidance.
New York AP report notes United Virtualities Inc founder Mookie Tenembaum explains a new program that recreates cookie profiles after users delete them. The company aims to counter antispyware tools by rebuilding the data used for targeted ads across Web pages.
Tenembaum touts a Persistent Identifi cation Element that uses a separate Flash profile system to restore missing cookies. Privacy expert Richard M. Smith calls for respect for user choices as antispyware users may object. Macromedia offers an option to disable the feature through its instructions.
Weary in Wyoming writes about a preteen daughter Leah who insults family and seeks help for emotional problems. The Responding reader notes counseling is planned and suggests joining the Stepfamily Association of America for support and resources.
Linda Scott credits a vigilant neighbor and swift hospital response for saving her life after a severe bout of volvulus. Emergency staff stabilized her as surgeon Jack Ratliff treated the twisted intestine and she recovered through ICU and fifth floor care.
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