If the specialized schools are feeders to the Ivy League, these schools feed the feeders.
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Careful study of the photographs revealed an ecosystem rife with suspension feeders like corals, sponges, and anemones, as well as deposit feeders like brittle stars and sea cucumbers.
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Doves prefer to feed on the ground, and are often attracted to bird feeders or, even more commonly, the ground beneath the feeders, where they methodically pick up any stray seeds.
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No -- not only are they hypocrites, they're bottom feeders.
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Nest connects to washing machines, pet feeders and baby monitors.
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Bird beaks might be evolving to better fit bird feeders.
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"Many slugs are rather generalistic detritus feeders," he told me.
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Here are the best automatic cat feeders you can buy.
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Consider installing bird feeders: They help birds in lean times.
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Most automatic cat feeders are designed solely for dry food.
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They're filter feeders that eat plankton, small fish, and fish eggs.
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Thus, the many drills, biting parts and teeth of blood-feeders.
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August feeders ended up 0.800 cent at 143.100 cents per pound.
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Praying mantises often capture birds at hummingbird feeders in house gardens.
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Then we check the chickens, gather eggs, and refill their feeders.
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Most automatic pet feeders aren't fancy, but they are super convenient.
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These include high-tech feeders designed to manage cats' food intake.
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All ticks are blood-feeders -- that's their only food, she explains.
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Many even predicted they would be among pro football's bottom feeders.
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There are basically two kinds of feeders in the deep subsurface.
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Project FeederWatch: Watch and record birds at your feeders in winter.
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And he warned that the increasing number of hummingbirds that spend the winter in the South might be affected, and said that people who maintain the birds' feeders should keep the feeders warm and well-supplied.
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And he warned that the increasing number of hummingbirds that spend the winter in the South might be affected, and said that people who maintain the birds' feeders should keep the feeders warm and well supplied.
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Actively traded September feeders rose 0.050 cent to 139.450 cents per pound.
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"Feed costs are going up, so that hurt the feeders," Brugler said.
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But insects and ticks are by far the most numerous blood-feeders.
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The birds will come down to you when they visit the feeders.
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Residents are doing a better job of removing garbage and bird feeders.
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America has lost 85033,000 ranches and 82,000 small cattle feeders since NAFTA.
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Yes, she was an avid gardener — and she had many bird feeders.
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These Russian bots are bottom feeders meant to prey on American hate.
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Hummingbirds also remembered locations of feeders that he moved in his garden.
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Automatic cat feeders come in a wide range of shapes and sizes.
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Manitoba ships large volumes of young pigs, called feeders, to the United States.
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These feeders typically contain six to eight compartments that rotate on a timer.
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Now, it appears something as simple as bird feeders can do the same.
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We're going to get rid of all the snakes, even the bottom-feeders.
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Aedes mosquitoes are "sip feeders" and bite several times for each blood meal.
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And one of the best hummingbird feeders is the Hummzinger Ultra Hummingbird Feeder.
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Dr. Holland is the director of research at Cactus Feeders, a feedlot giant.
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I also manage the feeders and manure scrapers and do some clerical work.
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Try to keep your feeders full if you know a storm is coming.
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"I feel like these are too precious to keep as feeders," he said.
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Because they are bottom-feeders, many people often say that they taste like mud.
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Auburn and Mississippi State are two of the bottom-feeders in the SEC standings.
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You could find desperate bottom feeders, ambitious climbers, and bureaucratic gofers pretty much everywhere.
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However, bird feeders are much more common in the UK than in the Netherlands.
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"We start by sucking a sheet off the stack with vacuum feeders," she said.
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Interactive cat feeders can provide mental exercise while controlling how much food is available.
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Wireless Whiskers and Pet Feedster are both automated feeders that release portioned cat food.
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Once there, microfibers are consumed by plankton and filter feeders like oysters and mussels.
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"Nobody wants to own feeders if corn's going to $5 a bushel," Brugler said.
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Bees and wasps don't seem as attracted to it as many other hummingbird feeders.
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How can the city attract good builders if the hiring process favors bottom feeders?
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" Oh and this whole thing: Tom: "I don't trust bottom-feeders to touch patients.
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The songbirds, mostly absent during the extended warm spell, once again swarmed our feeders.
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Unlike other automated cat feeders, the Feeder-Robot is actually a dog feeder, too.
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The Parkland shooting has proven to be fertile ground for the internet's bottom feeders.
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The other possibility is that ancient mysticeti evolved into suction feeders, triggering tooth loss and, eventually, a new evolutionary course that led to filter-feeding (on that point, recent research shows that an ancient offshoot of dwarf dolphins evolved into suction feeders).
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They hire people called "feeders" to advertise their safety records and to recruit new arrivals.
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Sharks actually eat up to 3 pounds of fish a day and are opportunistic feeders.
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"Oysters are filter feeders, so they pick up everything that's in the water," he explains.
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If you're a cat owner, you should probably keep them away from backyard feeders. [Science]
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According to Metro, whale sharks are filter feeders and won't eat any humans they encounter.
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Plus, they recently invited families to the property to plant pumpkins and create bird feeders.
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Ohio: Machine feeders and offbearers had a 55% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Wisconsin: Machine feeders and offbearers had a 61% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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We're talking everything from charging docks to drones, from remote pet feeders to wireless speakers.
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Like insects today, lobsters were once dismissed as bottom feeders too abundant to be treasured.
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They even bought more bird feeders so the veterans who are less mobile can enjoy.
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Yes, there were some bottom feeders there, but Trump knows there were good people there too.
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That's why automated feeders can be a lifesaver for both your pet's weight and your schedule.
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"Bottom Feeders" presents a stark-naked Father Christmas drinking, smoking and peeing on a pot-plant.
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Here, Pratt dons a floral hat with multiple feeders in order to achieve maximum hummingbird potential.
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Recent refugees, in fact, say they only dealt with feeders and never negotiated directly with smugglers.
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Lucky for shark biologist Ocean Ramsay who's swimming alongside this one, whale sharks are filter feeders.
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There are also feeders along the wall of April's enclosure, out of view of the camera.
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Three years later, the bird feeders are still being filled, although not as often as before.
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Birds with the long-beaked genes were also more likely to visit feeders than those without.
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Outside of work, I create customized bird feeders, which regularly place in regional wood-carving competitions.
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This was, however, not the way to start it against the American League West bottom-feeders.
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It was not—just a Parks Department vehicle, which passed without slowing for the bird-feeders.
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And while many bird feeders claim to be squirrel-proof, few live up to their promises.
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I estimate that millions of these feeders are needed to reverse the decline in bee populations.
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Anecdotal accounts suggest, however, that hummingbirds may look for humans when they find their feeders empty.
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But these new establishments aren't turning chicken feeders into flower planters or reclaiming old barn wood.
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It ain't for me, but there's plenty of feeders, feedees, and fat fetishists to choose from.
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Like baleen whales, flamingos are filter feeders, and their distinctively crooked bills act as elaborate sieves.
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August feeders settled down 1.800 cents at 136.575 cents per pound, halting a three-session climb.
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Google Play for Pets For when video feeders aren't enough, Google is introducing Google Play for Pets.
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August feeders set a contract high of 161.400 cents before ending up 0.225 cent at 160.675 cents.
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On Instagram, the bottom feeders tend to trade in copycatting, reposting, excessive hashtagging, and strictly unoriginal content.
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Some of the refuge's employees were back at work but most of the bird feeders were empty.
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Yes, the fussy chickadees still call out to defend their claim on the feeders in my yard.
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Her mother is a craft show exhibitor, selling bird feeders made by her husband and other crafts.
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But this flock stayed high in the treetops, far from my feeders, too far away to recognize.
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Even though she's off immune-suppressing medications, she doesn't take any chances: Her bird feeders are gone.
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Scientists know this, as do people who put out sugar water feeders to attract the little birds.
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The feeders in the "Royal" service tier ($23 per ticket) got first crack at the chafing dishes.
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Most birds were ambushed at feeders, where mantises would almost always go for the head, neck, or throat.
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" John Feal, a 9/11 first responder speaking alongside Stewart, called Paul and Lee "opportunists" and "bottom feeders.
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"We're going to get rid of all the snakes, even the bottom-feeders," Trump said, according to Sims.
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But only regular feeders and restaurants that leave their rubbish bins open were at risk of being sanctioned.
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Here's a small sample: Dozie Kanu's holiday commission, Bird Feeders & Play Structures, which is a playground, of sorts.
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Elevated pet feeders do exactly what you would expect — They raise your pet's food bowl off the ground.
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They're easy to get, and bass are powerful suction feeders, which was of interest to Ariel and Elizabeth.
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This is not the first time that researchers have found that filter feeders are probably not simply sieving.
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"Because they're filter feeders, you're not feeding them from food source like a salmon farm would," says Allen.
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Umwelt and the Detroit Grand Pubahs with their Bottom Feeders alias will be the first artists releasing there.
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A study of great tits in the UK, where feeders are common, found the bird's beaks have grown over the last 26 years, that British birds had longer beaks than those in the Netherlands, and that birds with genes for longer beaks were more likely to visit feeders, per Science News.
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For some of us that trajectory meant countless fruitless hours writing about the minutiae of watches or bird feeders.
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Usually modern day bird feeders have built-in protection in order to deter squirrels from stealing all the food.
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Yesterday, we covered half the league with a look at the bottom-feeders and the middle-of-the-pack.
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For players shipped from bottom-feeders to contenders at the trade deadline, the move can be an awkward one.
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The mussels, which are "filter feeders," absorbed small amounts of oxycodone in three of the 18 locations, CBS reported.
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Automatic dog feeders can be very complex in design, offering a wide range of portion sizes and programming options.
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Babies infected with botulism will be poor feeders and seem lethargic, with a weak cry and poor muscle tone.
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Pros: Doesn't leak, very easy to clean, can be mounted on a poleCons: More expensive than some other feeders
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They include strange, quilted blobs; stationary filter-feeders; and organisms like enormous ferns, some up to eight feet long.
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Elevated feeders also allow for a more natural feeding position that can reduce problems like regurgitation, especially in cats.
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Though brachiopods are way less abundant today, they were key filter-feeders and reef builders in the Paleozoic Era.
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Robotic arms that stack pallets are usually paired with expensive feeders that position every incoming box or bin identically.
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"Alligators are opportunistic feeders and will eat animals that are readily available to them," the commission's fact sheet says.
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"These customers were at the end of, and being served by, the feeders that were failing," Mr. Cawley said.
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I used mesh feeders to help introduce all four of my older children to solids, and they loved them.
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Snails and bivalves, the filter feeders that hug the murky bottom, absorbed the chemical before being consumed by fish.
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Omura's whales are baleen whales, meaning they are filter feeders, and they can be identified by their asymmetric coloration.
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"Feeders were probably too strong yesterday - a little out of line," said Alan Brugler, president of Brugler Marketing & Management.
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"They're just tiny pinhole cameras that are mounted in just about everything—shoes, bird feeders, just about anything," said Dexheimer.
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Fans should be elated the Panthers have defied the franchise norm, moving away from perennial bottom feeders to playoff contender.
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San Diego ranks among the majors' bottom feeders in runs (158) and hits (83) while the team's batting average of .
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August feeder cattle rose 2.575 cents to 139.825 cents per pound and September feeders advanced 2.375 cents to 139.725 cents.
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Automatic feeders (like the Catspad, coming in April for around $250) can distinguish among pets and accommodate their unique diets.
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August feeder cattle finished down 0.400 cent at 142.600 cents per pound and September feeders fell 0.300 to 143.875 cents.
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August feeder cattle finished up 0.425 cent at 143.025 cents per pound and September feeders gained 0.125 to 144.000 cents.
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August feeder cattle finished up 0.200 cent at 143.225 cents per pound and September feeders fell 0.125 to 143.875 cents.
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As expected, birds with genetic markers for longer beaks visited bird feeders more regularly than birds without the genetic variation.
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The Mavericks understand that taking care of bottom-feeders such as Minnesota is key to staying in the playoff race.
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Jellies are opportunistic feeders, meaning they'll ingest just about anything: microscopic plankton, crustaceans, and fish larvae are all fair game.
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Flamingos are filter feeders, using their beaks to strain tasty morsels out of the water around them as they wade.
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" The Feedlot Veterinarian Director of veterinary services, Cactus Feeders "There's a pen up here I've been wanting to look at.
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Outside of these simple differences, there are some special pet feeders that aim to improve the way your pets eat.
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There are nine bird feeders around my house, but I've never seen a robin at a single one of them.
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Compared to the multiple rounds of soaking and scrubbing required with mesh feeders, cleaning the silicone feeder is a breeze.
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Like their shallow-water brethren, these deep-sea corals are filter feeders, positioning themselves in prime locations to catch plankton.
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Oysters, mussels, clams—they're filter feeders, so any time you put a bivalve farm somewhere, it actually makes the water cleaner.
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August feeder cattle finished down 4.5 cents at 138.225 cents per pound and September feeders fell 4.50 cents to 138.525 cents.
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August feeder cattle finished down 28 cents at 2900 cents per pound and September feeders fell 221 cents to 21 cents.
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"I think they're bottom-feeders," the head of one of the world's largest investment banks told IFR on condition of anonymity.
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January feeders settled down 2.400 cents per pound at 146.625 cents and actively traded March ended down 3.575 at 141.975 cents.
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CME August feeder cattle ended down 1.775 cents at 143.000 cents per pound and September feeders fell 1.700 to 144.175 cents.
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August feeder cattle finished up 0.5 cent at 142.725 cents per pound and September feeders rose 0.35 cent to 143.025 cents.
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August feeder cattle finished down 1.000 cent at 142.225 cents per pound and September feeders fell 1.200 cents to 142.675 cents.
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Here's what the sale includes: This bad boy is one of Mashable's favorite automatic pet feeders for both dogs *and* cats.
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We eat these bottom feeders year round—steamed, grilled, boiled whole, or maybe even in the form of a lobster roll.
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Choosing a bird feeder, however, can be a bit confusing, as different types of feeders appeal to different types of birds.
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Overgrown backyards with bird feeders and standing water are havens for all kinds of four-legged creatures, as well as mosquitoes.
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There was no difference in scores between the two groups, except that breast-feeders had slightly higher scores in verbal function.
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So long as the damage is "elsewhere"; so long as our vantage stays safe — aren't we endless feeders at the spectacle?
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Many automatic cat feeders let you customize multiple meal times as well as the meal size, but only for one cat.
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Soy plants can tweak processing steps to maximize protein yields and animal feeders can alter rations to include other feeds and supplements.
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HSUS also advises rethinking the use of bird feeders and keeping your grill and compost areas as clean and enclosed as possible.
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Distribution feeders are generally "radial" in design, meaning power travels from the substation out along tendrils to end users, in one direction.
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That weekend, there was a succession of hummingbirds coming to the bird feeders and he got excited every time he saw one.
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CME feeder cattle futures followed the firm trend in live cattle, with August feeders rising 2.250 cents at 138.825 cents per pound.
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Deep-sea bottom feeders are immensely dependent upon "food falls," in which deceased aquatic animals from above settle on the ocean floor.
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The first caveat, however, is that all fish—from bear-dodging salmon, to bottom-feeders like catfish—have their own behavioral predilections.
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One day we factored polynomials, another day we made Popsicle-stick bird feeders for Mother's Day, another day it was the Holocaust.
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By the 1980s, anti-liberal student magazines like the Dartmouth Review served as feeders for Buckley's National Review and other conservative publications.
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Check out the slides below to learn more about our favorite wild bird feeders and the different types of birds each attracts.
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But, because they are filter feeders, slurping up phytoplankton, they need only a tiny piece of the ecosystem to produce their protein.
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Fishing-pole toys with feathers, crinkle balls and puzzle feeders should do the trick if your cat isn't trained to leash-walk.
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Those birds long ago abandoned their efforts to keep my feeders for themselves and departed for their wintering grounds in Central America.
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She was threatened, smeared and fired in part because Trump is easily influenced by the goons and bottom feeders in his orbit.
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In the end they found a suitable buyer for STS Olbramovice, which employs 90 people making cattle feeders and other farm machinery.
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Nevertheless, that the insects have learned to seek out bird feeders for a meal signifies "another step in cognition," Dr. Remsen said.
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Trading limits will expand to 4.5 cents on Tuesday for live cattle and to 6.75 cents for feeders, the CME Group said.
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The disadvantages include set-up cost, cost of directors and cost of administrators, registrar and transfer agents (RTAs) for the multiple feeders.
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January feeders closed up 3.525 cents per pound at 149.525 cents while actively traded March ended up 4.200 cents at 146.875 cents.
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It is powerful to hear her tell us not to sink to the level of bottom-feeders and to insist they do better.
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What's more, grooves and holes on its snout suggests it had enlarged lips or whiskers, both of which are useful for suction feeders.
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As filter feeders, whales can swallow swarms of crustaceans in a single massive gulp, but they were still only moderately large marine mammals.
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CME August feeder cattle futures dropped 1.250 cents to 148.650 cents per pound and September feeders were 1.075 cents lower at 148.450 cents.
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Titterington owns Wild Bird Habitat, a small business that sells items such as birdbaths and squirrel feeders from two stores in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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The feeders usually work in businesses, such as home rentals and catering, that are likely to bring them into contact with new arrivals.
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August feeder cattle finished Friday down 2.025 cents at 137.25 cents per pound and September feeders settled down 2.25 cents at 137.35 cents.
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We're turning the Internet into a battle zone where clickbait, bottom feeders, bots and, ultimately, no sustainable advertising model may be the norm.
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August feeder cattle finished Tuesday up 3.95 cents at 137.45 cents per pound and September feeders settled up 3.75 cents to 137.875 cents.
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August feeder cattle finished Tuesday up 2.2 cents at 139.45 cents per pound and September feeders settled up 1.85 cents to 139.7 cents.
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The great thing about this feeder is that unlike most other hummingbird feeders, it doesn't leak sticky sugar water onto the ground beneath.
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Elevated feeders are a great option for large- and giant-breed dogs because they allow for a more comfortable and natural feeding position.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have looked fine sometimes—wins against a few bottom-feeders and one over the Clippers—and shaky at others.
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They are filter feeders with large comb-like "gill-rakers" in their gaping mouths that filter zooplankton, their main food, from the water.
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But authorities have developed bait feeders that can only be opened by adult feral hogs to eliminate other species from consuming the poison.
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CME August feeder cattle futures rose 0.200 cent to 148.850 cents per pound and September feeders were 0.075 cent higher at 148.525 cents.
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Webcam shows are often a popular medium through which feeders are able to satiate their desires without so much as lifting a finger.
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The Super Feeder is one of the most reliable automatic cat feeders, and it offers the option to feed more than one cat.
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Pet product manufacturers have smartly recognized this need of pet parents everywhere, and there are now dozens of automatic cat feeders available these days.
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There are plenty of automatic cat feeders out there, but Catspad is the first connected food and water dispenser for cats and small dogs.
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But it's all been done so many times by the same pack of non-contributing bottom-feeders, and what's come of any of it?
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Preliminary reports show some level of competition for nest sites with European native nuthatches, and that they displace garden birds (PDF) from bird feeders.
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Feeders range in complexity with some units offering the convenience of smartphone operation while others are simpler with basic features and no-frills designs.
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If you aren't particularly gifted when it comes to technology, you might be easily overwhelmed by some of the more popular automatic dog feeders.
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"The market is telling cattle feeders it wants those cattle to come to slaughter now," said Livestock Marketing Information Center senior economist Katelyn McCullock.
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The other thing that might jump out at you about this chart is the way that the league's bottom-feeders have improved over time.
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Made with fresh shrimp and other whole food ingredients, Omega One Shrimp Pellets sink quickly to provide bottom feeders with a nutrient-rich diet.
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That's why we did the research for you and assembled this guide to the best bird feeders for a variety of common backyard birds.
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The master plan guaranteed admission to the four-year schools for top high school seniors and envisioned community colleges as feeders for other students.
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He also has plans to hawk other tie-ins to his daily life, including branded t-shirts, bottles of wine, coffee and hummingbird feeders.
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The Tyson premium is $5 per cwt for live cattle and $7.94 per cwt for dressed cattle, according to the Texas Cattle Feeders Association.
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You've got lots of options to choose from, but in our book, few pet feeders measure up to the PetSafe Healthy Pet Simply Feed.
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Unique among pet feeders for accommodating wet food, the Feed and Go Smart Pet Feeder offers Wi-Fi connectivity and a built-in webcam.
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These cat feeders are still relatively new, so there aren't a lot of options, but our top pick is the SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder.
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Putting out food for birds in your backyard can attract predators, and virulent diseases like trichonomosis or avian pox can be spread through contaminated feeders.
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"They are delivering to the U.S. border cattle that cattle feeders like myself can purchase that the American consumer is going to want," Larios said.
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"The bottom feeders do things like exploit $2-an-hour wages, which is what GM pays in some of its factories in Mexico," he said.
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Ultimately, even these most dedicated squirrel feeders realized that ceasing to provide food was in the best interest of the animals they loved to observe.
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We have automatic feeders that go off every morning just before 15 to keep them out of our hair as we get ready for work.
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Automatic dog feeders can be programmed to dispense a specific portion of food multiple times per day, taking the guesswork out of feeding your dog.
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But between Drudge and Limbaugh and Breitbart and Fox News and their useful feeders like Gateway Pundit, they have their work cut out for them.
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These programs are tailored specifically to the more than 50 hiring partners that serve as feeders for Udacity graduates, including Amazon, Google, Facebook and Salesforce.
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Bike lanes, instead of being haphazardly strewn about in a random and often disconnected series of routes, will become feeders for these scooter/bicycle superhighways.
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Located in the middle of the ocean, they attract the perfect conditions for the filter feeders, which thrive in strong currents that bring over food.
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It's a big, beautiful marketing ecosystem in which everybody from predators to bottom feeders gets to believe they're at the top of the food chain.
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Or we could mimic a preschool project by coating the offending objects with peanut butter, shaking seed on the surface — massive feeders across the nation.
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A small number of feeders provide a large proportion of Supreme Court clerks, and the justices' reliance on those judges is a mark of respect.
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We strolled past cattle feeders and beat-up hardware stores with nothing in the window but a deer head and portable gas cans for sale.
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The problem is that Chinese investors already struggled with adverse selection or, to put it a less elegant way, the perception that they're bottom feeders.
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We give food to wild creatures out of a desire to help them, spreading cut apples on snowy lawns for blackbirds, hanging up feeders for chickadees.
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Every day I get up and I fill the bird feeders and put out fruit and other food for both the birds and any passing mammals.
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On the other hand, shellfish is OK. They are filter feeders and their lifestyle is not going to be changed in any way, shape, or form.
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So eliminating potential breeding grounds, which can include bird feeders, old tires, flower pots, standing vases, clogged roof gutters, and so on, can immediately curtail populations.
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New open-ocean fish farms with automatic feeders (pictured) enable more fish to be farmed in deeper waters—a way to ease the crisis of overfishing.
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"The market we're in now can't get much more depressed," said Martin Zuidhof, chairman of Alberta Cattle Feeders' Association, a rancher who also runs a feedlot.
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It's a tribute to the icons of the city's thriving fishing business, which brings the bottom-feeders to households across the Czech Republic for Christmas dinner.
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CME August feeder cattle futures settled down 0.025 cent at 142.800 cents per pound while September feeders edged up 0.350 cent to 143.225 cents per pound.
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We buy them fancy feeders, high tech litter boxes, and even install pet cameras so we can spy on them check in while we're at work.
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Such soybeans can save hog feeders up to $3 a head and save chicken producers 7 cents a bird, said the study's lead author, John Osthus.
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The best cat feeders to help your cat lose weightCats who gulp down their meals often deal with other problems, including obesity and post-meal vomiting.
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But with those bottom-feeders at home calculating draft lottery odds, it's down to the three-way Battle of California plus an interloper from the Central.
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Hopper bird feeders have an enclosed space for the seed, but are open near the bottom so seed can spill out into some sort of tray.
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The two of them fought over who got to wash the dishes, because the window over the sink had the best view of the bird feeders.
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Unlike most shallow reef corals, deep-water corals are entirely filter feeders that grow up and out into fans that trap organic material carried by currents.
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Available in a two-pack for $9.64, the silicone feeder is a bit pricier than mesh feeders, but it's worth it for the convenience it offers.
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Lucky for you, we've done the work to read the reviews to bring you our top picks for the best automatic cat feeders in five categories.
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When it comes to automatic cat feeders that work for wet food, the options are limited, but we like the Feed and Go Smart Pet Feeder.
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This gravity feeder is included in the top 10 best automatic cat feeders from Crittersitca and Cats Are On Top also praises the feeder's simple design.
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Feeder cattle futures were mixed, with August ending down 0.425 cent at 139.550 cents per pound and September feeders down 0.075 cent at 139.375 cents per pound.
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Rather than using these to pierce the skins of prey, though, they instead aligned to become precision filter feeders, which looked, in the end, like a comb.
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"The standard story for the evolution of the largest animals to ever live has been that they could only become massive by being filter feeders," he said.
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Transport for London plans to use what are known as leaky feeders to overcome this problem, using cables that are able to broadcast signals like giant aerials.
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With more than 300 reviews on Amazon, the Arf Pets Automatic Pet Feeder has a 4-star rating and it's a Best Seller in automatic pet feeders.
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New research shows that certain British birds appear to be changing quickly as result of bird feeders, evolving longer beaks to help them access the food inside.
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But in general, any discounts on fees tend to benefit middle-class, professional parents, who are the bottom-feeders of the ecosystem at a school like Eton.
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When scavenging for dead meat, T. rex could have also used its bulk to scare off smaller corpse-feeders, a solid tactic that doesn't require fleet feet.
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Still, the Yankees have more than enough pop in their bats to get by — especially against a schedule consisting almost exclusively of bottom-feeders until Labor Day.
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"Please explain to me how bird feeders are essential for our survival?" one employee asked, mentioning that is what a customer came into their store to buy.
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" — Aprill, 234 "I think sex for me now consists of: Please don't touch my former baby feeders because ew, and please don't let me get pregnant again.
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The best automatic cat feedersSome automatic cat feeders are simple and easy to use, while others are more complex with a companion app and many special features.
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He is one of a small group of judges known as "feeders" to the Supreme Court, whose clerk selection is more of an anointing than a hiring.
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Perhaps the ease of access is the point; exotic fruits and bottom feeders of the sea are available year-round in our encyclopedic and homogenous grocery stores.
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Then, in the spring, the city will install 40 feeders dispensing pellets spiked with the birth control medication around the city, concentrating on areas of most complaint.
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As such, Maiabalaena nesbittae, meaning "mother whale," represents an intermediate stage between ancient toothed whales and modern filter-feeders, according to new research published today in Current Biology.
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"We have already had very many enquiries from other airlines that want to use our flights as feeders," daily Berliner Morgenpost quoted Thomas Haagensen as saying on Saturday.
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Both scientists hope that the upcoming exhibit might leave visitors, if not more inclined to love blood-feeders, perhaps more able to tolerate sharing the planet with them.
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Since great whites are surface feeders, cage divers can expect to see plenty of sharks up-close while they are in the cage and on the boat. 5.
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This is a debate that's been raging between intermittent fasters and frequent feeders since the dawn of nutrition science, and it's harder to answer than you might think.
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While they appear small and harmless in captivity, Carassius auratus are bottom-feeders who send nutrient-rich sediment back into the water column, which can create algae blooms.
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A team of scientists onboard the research vessel MRV Scotia collected over 80 of these bottom feeders at depth ranges between 100 to 140 meters in late 2017.
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"The twins are quite healthy, their voices are quite clear, relatively speaking their fur and physical traits are all quite healthy," said one of their feeders, Tang Juwen.
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Feeders also drew some support from a downturn in corn prices, which slipped on Wednesday on improving U.S. Midwest crop weather following an overly rainy and cold spring.
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For starters, Biden has yet to accept any genuine responsibility for how he helped preside over a process that depicted women—African American women—as conniving bottom-feeders.
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With more than 1,400 reviews on Amazon and a 4.7-star rating, the Necoichi Raised Cat Food Bowl is one of the most highly rated elevated cat feeders.
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Succotash's opening menu, for example, offers Chesapeake catfish ("the best I've ever tasted") because the salty bay adds a clean, bright flavor often lacking in freshwater bottom feeders.
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Live cattle futures followed feeders higher, although gains were clipped by limited packer demand for U.S. Plains feedlot cattle ahead of next week's shortened Thanksgiving holiday week slaughter.
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CME March feeder cattle ended down 0.375 cent at 135.600 cents per pound while actively traded April feeders were down the daily 4.500-cent limit at 133.325 cents.
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This morning, as I filled the feeders in my garden, a flock of small passerines hopped about in the hedges while three jackdaws perched expectantly on the eaves above.
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Because oysters and other shellfish are filter feeders, meaning they constantly strain and trap small particles from ocean water, they are more likely to be contaminated with the bacteria.
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Companies are increasingly building hardware with the aim of generating recurring sales through it, from Amazon Echo, to the Samsung Family Hub refrigerator or the smart feeders from Petnet.io.
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Of the observed cases, 70 percent were reported in the United States, where praying mantises lie in wait around hummingbird feeders or plants pollinated by hummingbirds in house gardens.
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At the end of the Ediacaran period, 540 million years ago, burrowing animals and filter feeders might have wiped out vast swathes of exotic life clinging to the seafloor.
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Forum participants encourage breeders over pet stores, which typically sell rats as feeders for snakes, while wheels in cages are also hotly debated and rat products are peer reviewed.
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In her leaping, tree-climbing youth, I took down my feeders and emptied my birdbath, determined not to invite songbirds to believe this yard would make a good nursery.
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As far back as the 1960s, the Times was advising its readers on using wire hangers to construct bird feeders or a skillet to cook fish over a fire.
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He built a playhouse from an elaborate kit without reading instructions, repaired the motorboat and tractor, and created a pulley system to reach the bird feeders above the deck.
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Of all the automatic feeders out there, the PetSafe Healthy Pet Simply Feed is our top pick with its simple design, good portion control, and easy-to-use controls.
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Outlook: Based on the last year, the Islanders are easily the best team in our Bottom Feeders division; if we're being honest, they should probably be one section down.
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Most cases of this insect-on-bird violence were documented in North America, where small birds—particularly hummingbirds—are snatched by the predatory insects when visiting feeders or house gardens.
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Poky Feeders, which raises about 125,000 cattle on three feedlots in Kansas, changed its grain rations to be half wheat from all corn in July, said Chief Executive Joe Morgan.
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State records show multiple citations for violations like improper pH levels, problems with "disinfection feeders" that pump chlorine into the water, and inadequate safety features, including deficient handrails and ladders.
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The analysis revealed altered gene sequences linked to facial features, leading the researchers to speculate that the beaks of great tits were adapting to the widespread use of bird feeders.
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So instead, let's turn our attention to what tends to be a popular topic among the league's bottom-feeders as the regular season comes to a close: Who's getting fired?
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Boss Buck, a Texas-based company, won a $239,000 contract to provide 85033,000 "deer feeders" that dispense medically treated corn for white tail deer in Texas along the Mexican border.
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With the top three 3-point shooters in the Big 12, Oklahoma is going to be a nightmare matchup for any opponent, let alone one of the league's bottom feeders.
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Starlings have been known to drive other native bird species from nests and backyard feeders; they pilfer grains from farmers' fields and storage sheds and corrode surfaces with their droppings.
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Even before dusk, deer gingerly roam the property, munching on corn from several feeders, and Midwood tells me they are invaded nightly by legions of raccoons from the nearby woods.
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Also known as a "fat appreciator" or "chubby chaser," feeders experience erotic pleasure from the act of feeding their partner, or 'feedee' to the point of extreme fullness and discomfort.
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But they're opportunistic feeders and will eat what's available, even to the point of making some "desperate diet decisions," like eating tiny pipefish that are far less nutritious, said Melin.
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As you've probably seen while poking around on Amazon, Alexa is compatible with a ton of things you probably wouldn't even think, like robot vacuums, essential oil diffusers, and pet feeders.
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But it has hurt airports that act as feeders for Heathrow, where the number of domestic connections has fallen by half since the 1990s, owing to its lack of runway capacity.
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Citizen scientists in Arizona monitored the bat's night-time use of hummingbird feeders, providing biologists with a better understanding of the elusive creature's migratory and other habits, U.S. wildlife managers said.
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Hog and poultry feeders can drastically cut their demand for U.S. soy by tapping government stocks, scaling back soymeal use in rations and using alternative feeds like sunflower or rapeseed meal.
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This ancestor of the modern baleen whale gives us new information on how cetaceans evolved, showing that ancient whales were filter feeders even before developing the filtering structures modern whales use today.
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GIF: LUMCON/GizmodoFor the first time ever, scientists placed alligator carcasses at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico to see which bottom feeders might make a meal of the dead reptiles.
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In addition to that, because women are the major agricultural workers in the world, and also the carriers of water and the feeders of families and so on, it's a disproportionate burden.
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Further, they had access to data from electronic tags that were fitted to some of the Wytham Woods birds, allowing the researchers to track how often these birds were frequenting bird feeders.
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But then there are studies looking at mussels and clams, where you eat the entire animal, and they are filter feeders so they actually pick up and keep a lot of microplastics.
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Planted in the back garden, which has a Japanese theme, are rhododendrons, Asian rowans and Japanese cherries that surround a bubbling pond and three bird feeders, attracting finches, magpies, woodpeckers and doves.
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Twitter is rife with #Resistance hucksters and scammers, but the majority of these bottom feeders merely live in the shadow of the undisputed kings of anti-Trump grift, Ed and Brian Krassenstein.
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Your morning cup of coffee, a few minutes gazing out the window, and a backyard full of colorful, singing birds happily visiting your bird feeders — what better way to start your day?
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To stymy this, many birders like tube feeders, which appeal to small songbirds such as finches, chickadees, siskins, titmice, grosbeaks, and sparrows, while discouraging larger birds such as jays, grackles, and doves.
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Some birders only put out their suet feeders in the winter, when migrating birds appreciate the extra calories, and birds that remain in the area year-round need a reliable food source.
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Don't worry — it's unlikely that they'd resist their internal clocks to stick around for your feeder, Ms. Williamson said, (though some nonmigratory species have expanded their ranges because of friendly human feeders).
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For many workers, many of the items that once graced the top of our to-do lists are now obsolete, while the "bottom feeders" have quickly made their way to the top.
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The mood changed on Friday as the price break inspired fresh interest from bargain-hunters that could include exporters, speculators holding short positions and domestic users such as cattle and hog feeders.
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Though the homeowner was advised to remove the feeders -- it is illegal to feed black bears in Virginia, albeit intentional or not, according to the Wildlife Center of Virginia -- he allegedly did not.
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Most nuisance turkey issues can be traced directly to residents providing food handouts to the animals or having well-stocked bird feeders, said Mitchell Blake, a biologist with the National Wild Turkey Federation.
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Yesterday, just as a houseguest arrived from the high Arctic, we called pest control to deal with a huge wasp nest in our living room ceiling, and the rats on our bird feeders.
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Gravity dispenses seed into the tray, so your feathered friends can continue to eat until the food runs out; there's no waste, as there can be with some other types of bird feeders.
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The best wild birdseedBird feeders let you enjoy birding without having to leave your home, but to really bring in a wide variety of feathered visitors, you need to offer the right birdseed.
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"Nectar feeders and fruit eaters are going to have a very hard time because all the major fruit and nectar trees are down," said Mr. Kurta, who has studied bats for 40 years.
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Tom Lemming, a football recruiting analyst for CBS Sports Network, puts New Jersey's Catholic schools at the top in the nation as feeders for programs like Alabama, Michigan, Penn State and Notre Dame.
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Seven transfers in one season puts Williamstown at the top of the list of New York stage feeders; no single theater, let alone one that's lit only 50 days a year, comes close.
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Atlanta fell to 1-7 ahead of their bye in Week 9, Matt Ryan was injured and it was hard to separate them from the league's bottom-feeders in Miami, Cincinnati and Washington.
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I lay there, my father still warm beside me, and I looked out the window at the big tree in the backyard and told him I would remember to fill the bird feeders.
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They will be shown alongside artists of Hawaii, Les Filter Feeders (Keith Tallett & Sally Lundburg, a collaborative artist duo on the Big Island); the sculptor Charlton Kupa'a Hee; and the Oahu artist Andrew Binkley.
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While the US transmission system acts as a true network — it is highly interlinked, so power can travel throughout to where it is needed — the "distribution feeders" that pump power into LDAs do not.
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At the most basic level, make sure you don't have pools of standing water, such as in plant pots or bird feeders, around your home and that your window screens are in good shape.
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Sleeved bibs are great for both spoon feeders and baby-led weaners, and if you can buy those with a pocket even better as these will help to catch food that misses their mouth.
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Consider detritivores, including crustaceans and even some jellies that eat them: They munch on decaying organic matter called "marine snow" that sinks down to the bottom from sloppy feeders or phytoplankton near the surface.
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So whether you're just looking for help to keep your dog fed everyday or you want something special that delivers more, here are seven of the best automatic dog feeders to fit different household needs.
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These massive creatures, which can grow to 50 feet in length and up to 80,000 pounds, are bottom feeders — sucking up the sediment on the ocean floor and the little crustaceans that live in it.
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And to that point: Research published today in Science suggests that populations of great tits (Parus major) are in the midst of a punctuated equilibrium phase thanks to the relatively recent introduction of backyard feeders.
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After being denied use of a cart for the British Open, Daly decided to take a pass on playing in the major championship this week, instead teeing up in Nicholasville with the tour's bottom-feeders.
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There are at least two "smart" toasters and any number of Wi-Fi-connected coffeemakers, refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, and garbage cans, not to mention light bulbs, sex toys, toilets, pet feeders, and a children's thermos.
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While the project is still in its infancy, Demaray hopes to eventually put together PandoraBird kits so that we can rig up our own feeders and allow our avian friends make musical choices for themselves.
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Unlike many of the other birds in our crossword aviary, the tit is common in residential areas; some tit species are frequent visitors to bird feeders, and others can be heard whistling in nearby woodlands.
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They concentrate in filter feeders, like mussels and oysters, and attach themselves to crabs and shrimp, thriving on the chitin in their shells, according to a 2009 article in the American Journal of Infectious Diseases.
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But farming them has one of the lightest footprints of any form of food production, a reminder of the vast untapped global potential for harvesting oysters, mussels, clams and many other types of filter-feeders.
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"Some trolls are bottom feeders and send out thousands of letters, can be tens of thousands of letters, for a few thousand bucks each, and lots of people paid up in those cases," Bessen said.
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Plus, some feeders come with a whole host of other perks to make being apart easier for both of you — from video cameras, to phone status updates, to fun food games that keep your dog entertained.
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"Erratt advised the homeowner to remove all his bird feeders, clean up all the sunflower seed husks, spread some moth balls, and stop feeding corn to the deer and turkeys in the backyard," the report states.
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However, the figures in the USDA's regular quarterly stocks report for June will reflect losses due to flooding as well as from more typical usage by processors, exporters and livestock feeders over the preceding three months.
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We also saw the decimation of sea cucumbers as well—it's really disturbing, because people are taking the apex predators, and then also taking the bottom feeders who are responsible for cleaning and filtering those ecosystems.
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"In terms of oysters and mussels, because they are filter feeders, they are directly processing microfibers, so there is a potential they end up in what we might be eating," project researcher Bess Ruff told MUNCHIES.
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Because there are so many options to choose from, you'll be glad to know that we've scoured the reviews and tested some of the top elevated pet feeders to find the best ones you can buy.
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Discoveries made there include a surprising link between fish and seabirds: a study found that nesting birds' droppings carried onto the reef by the rain stimulated plankton growth that attracted manta rays and other plankton feeders.
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To protect birds from high-speed window collisions, place feeders either within five to 10 feet of your home or more than 20 feet away, said Dan Panetti, owner of Wild Birds Unlimited in Mequon, Wisconsin.
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Texas-based Cactus Feeders, one of the largest U.S. cattle feeding companies, has fed up to 25,27 Mexican cattle in its feed lots at once, said Surcy Peoples, a Cactus cattle buyer and director of customer service.
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Buyout group Rhone Capital is working with Citi on the deal, which may value the Germany-based supplier of binders, additives, feeders, filters and metallurgical products at up to 500 million euros ($559 million), the people said.
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Just look at how many of us have attempted to combine the two: the delivery guy getting lucky with a stack of double pepperonis on his scooter, 'za-loving feeders—and who could forget about the pizza condom?
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It could be a measure of D'Agostino's humanism that the distance between heaven and hell — the Platonic shapes of the Alphabet vis-à-vis the crustaceous bottom feeders of the Translations — is the length of the human body.
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Humpback whales, those massive filter feeders reportedly plotting to take over the world, migrate thousands of miles in order to rear their young, from high latitude feeding grounds in the Arctic and Antarctic to warm, tropical breeding grounds.
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Your best chance to hand-feed hummingbirds is when they're under stress, which includes this time of year, when some birds are preparing to migrate and unsure of where they'll find their next batch of flowers or feeders.
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Archie has even had some guest feeders — Ellen DeGeneres recently shared that she met the baby boy during her trip to the UK. "I fed Archie, I held Archie," she said in a promo for her new season.
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These days I stand at the window every chance I get to watch the last of the ruby-throated hummingbirds drinking from the feeders I've set out to compensate for the loss of wildflowers during a drought year.
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Some of the advantages of the "master-feeder" structure include; ease of trading because of the elimination of allocating trades, simple pass-through accounting, fundraising flexibility for additional feeders to accommodate future investors, and tax and regulatory flexibility.
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What is clear, however, is that they were not yet the obligate bamboo feeders which they are today, and that they were making forest fringes, subtropical zones and open land their home, rather than dwelling solely in bamboo forests.
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August feeders settled up 1.350 cents at 138.375 cents per pound Chicago Board of Trade corn futures firmed on Tuesday but were still down sharply from last week, and CBOT wheat fell nearly 8% in the last three sessions.
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Indeed, in its Tuesday morning dispatches, the robot has uncovered all sorts of environments worthy of visitation by Ms. Frizzle's class, including this dramatic skeleton, picked clean by bottom-feeders, which appears to belong to an enormous whale. RIP.
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Middle schools that frequently send children to Hunter are often also feeders to the specialized schools, including Booker T. Washington in Manhattan, J.H.S. 67 Louis Pasteur in Queens, and the East Side Middle School, on the Upper East Side.
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August feeders settled up 1.350 cents at 138.375 cents per pound Chicago Board of Trade corn futures firmed on Tuesday but were still down sharply from last week, and CBOT wheat fell nearly 8% in the last three sessions.
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Bunny Latif (Art Malik), a retired Pakistani general who figured into Season 4, is sitting with a revolver in his garden, where to the consternation of his neighbors he's been shooting the squirrels who steal from his bird feeders.
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It was not a good day for all of the bottom feeders, however, as the Giants got blown out by Green Bay, earning their eighth straight loss and dropping to the second-worst record in the N.F.L. (2-10).
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According to the wildlife center, the homeowner, who has not been identified, complained to the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries about a mother black bear and her two young cubs eating from the bird feeders in his yard.
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He and Doug Currie, senior curator of entomology at the museum, have been plotting such an exhibit for some years, because they both do research on blood-feeders and wanted to open up the world of hematophagy to the public.
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Per the Guardian:Herrera claimed that about 10% of PetNet users were affected, and that the feeders can operate on previously set schedules without this particular third-party service, though users lose the ability to feed remotely or change the feeding schedule.
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" Now out of Congress and watching his work face destruction from afar, Miller was especially concerned about Mulvaney's past donors, which, as he noted, included "check-cashers, payday lenders—all of the most odious bottom-feeders in the American economy.
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The 2018 part of the schedule in October and November can be broken into two distinct parts — three events in Asia with stellar fields full of big names, and five in North America filled with the tour's obscure bottom feeders.
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I was shown to a huge case of seafood; adorable langoustines, cross-eyed bottom-feeders, and slices of eel that must have been the size of pythons reposed in a chilly still life that I felt the strange urge to paint.
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Platform or tray bird feeders appeal to a wide range of common backyard birds, can be mounted close to the ground or hung up, and the Woodlink 3-in-1 Platform Bird Feeder is one of the best you'll find.
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Pros: Very easy to clean and fill, attracts a wide variety of bird species, sturdy construction, multiple ways to useCons: Like all platform feeders, it's easy for squirrels to raid and birds tend to kick seed onto the ground underneath
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It used to be that private equity firms acted kind of like bottom feeders in the startup market, paying relatively small amounts for firms that had few other options and focusing on the cash flow those companies could generate for them.
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For example, Montesano said some of his clients will overlook colleges that are "top feeders" into the country's best law, business and medical schools as well as Ph.D. programs, just because they don't boast a well-known or Ivy League title.
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Nobody knew what Anthony Rizzo would become in Chicago—much less that a challenge trade between two of baseball's bottom feeders would be the first domino that would propel Chicago to its first World Series in more than a century.
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Biology professor Vladimir Pravosudov and his colleagues from the University of Nevada, Reno, placed electric bands on the legs of chickadees that allowed them to access feeders, as part of an effort to learn about their spatial memory performance and cognitive flexibility.
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Miami hits the road on Monday for a seven-game trip against the resurgent New York Mets and the American League Central-leading Cleveland Indians but will see NL East-bottom feeders Philadelphia and Atlanta a total of 13 times next month.
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Their study was published in the science journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Olympia oysters are filter feeders that can clean up to 30 gallons of water a day, removing excess nitrogen and other pollutants that can be harmful to the environment.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture needs the feeders, which must hold 250 pounds to 350 pounds of ivermectin-treated corn, to help control the cattle fever tick from Mexico, which can infect livestock with cattle fever, which is fatal in most cases.
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The standard utility answer is that it costs too much and takes too much time to dig the trenches to bury the electric distribution feeders in the streets and make the necessary underground lower voltage connections to each house, apartment building and business.
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Everything from light bulbs to bird feeders increasingly has wireless connectivity, and many devices can be accessed from anywhere over the internet, because if we can't turn on the lights five minutes before we arrive home, are we even living in the future?
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So we did the research for you, and gathered up this selection of the best bird feeders, whether you're hoping to attract hummingbirds, want to see orioles, can't get enough finches, or are just hoping for the widest variety of birds possible.
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In contrast, at the Christa McAuliffe School, in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, one of the top feeders to the specialized schools, 205 of 251 test-takers got offers last year; at that school, only 8 percent of the students are black or Hispanic.
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I asked myself those questions even as I filled the bird feeders and cleaned the birdbaths, even as I planted more milkweed seeds and watered the new cedar and serviceberry trees we planted this spring to feed wildlife in the years to come.
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This past winter, nearly a dozen of the league's bottom-feeders benched stars, traded off ambulatory role players and made more inexplicable coaching decisions than usual, all in hopes of losing enough to gain a top spot in the N.B.A. draft lottery.
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Regularly clean feeders — the ones you wear or the ones hanging in your garden — every few days or more often in hot weather with hydrogen peroxide to keep the nectar from fermenting and to fend off microbes that may make hummingbirds sick.
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After all, it was only a day earlier that General Manager Sandy Alderson had been predicting a second-half turnaround for his injury-depleted club, starting with what were supposed to be three easy games against the bottom feeders of the N.L. East.
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The only con is that your baby might have to work at itBecause it is made of silicone, the feeder is a little bit tougher for my baby to chew on and get out those tasty juices as compared to mesh feeders.
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I keep hoping for a dark-eyed junco — those adorable puffballs that live in Middle Tennessee only in winter — but small gray ground foragers aren't as easy to see as the brighter, bigger birds that cling to the feeders surrounding my house.
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I'll never know what pine cone and peanut butter bird feeders had to do with the death and resurrection of Christ, but it made me feel good when they told me Jesus loved me, no matter how messy I was with the Elmer's glue.
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The Insider Pick: After reading the reviews and testing some of the most popular elevated pet feeders, we found that the Bergan Elevated Double Bowl Feeder is the best one for dogs and the Necoichi Raised Cat Food Bowl is the best one for cats.
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If the duties are imposed, U.S. cattle feeders will import fewer cows due to the increased cost, said Derrell Peel, agricultural economist at Oklahoma State University, a situation that may leave them with empty space in their feed yards or paying more for U.S.-born cattle.
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"China has told their soybean importers, processors, animal feeders to just be prepared to consume 15 to 20 percent less soybeans next year than you did this year," said John Baize, president of John C. Baize and Associates, a consultant for the U.S. Soybean Export Council.
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I toured Hunters Point with Thomas J. Foley, deputy commissioner of the D.D.C. He acknowledged problems with the city's construction process, lamenting the lack of a preapproved "excellence" list for contractors, or some equivalent filter to weed out the bottom feeders in construction and attract better firms.
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Schools like the University of California, Berkeley, and Stanford in the Bay Area are major feeders for local tech companies — but some campus groups are wary when companies that contract with federal immigration agencies like Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) come to campus.
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A word meaning nothing like what it sounds crepuscular has to do with dim light or things at twilight like animals that are active at those times bunnies are crepuscular feeders strange word ("Love Mom") Ensnared by language, the body has a paradoxical value in Women in Public.
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In a study published in Science Advances on Wednesday, scientists near California's Monterey Bay have found that, through this process, giant larvaceans can filter all of the bay's water from about 300 to 1,000 feet deep in less than two weeks, making them the fastest known zooplankton filter feeders.
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From smart feeders that will schedule your cat's meals up to a month and track its caloric intake to smart collars that can sense your dog's emotions and attempt to correct them, not to mention a plethora of weird smart toys aimed at making it easier for you to play with your pet.
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Feral Cats Are an Ecological DisasterIf you're like me, your brain is so riddled with cat virus that you never want to hear anything…Read more ReadAs a final note, bird feeders may make it easier for birds to find food, but it also makes it easier for cats to find birds.
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Houston dropped a 7-3 decision to the Mariners on Sunday to remain three games behind Toronto for the second wild card but has a chance to close the gap as it plays its next seven contests against AL West bottom-feeders Oakland and the Los Angeles Angels before another showdown with Seattle at home.
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Over the years, I've invested in all sorts of squirrel-proof feeders, before finally arriving at Twirl-a-Squirrel, a device that electronically detects the moment a squirrel jumps on the bird feeder and then spins the feeder (and the squirrel) around at a velocity high enough, supposedly, to launch the squirrel into space.
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Like the disappearing breast-feeders, if faced with a huge fine for allowing an instance of hate speech on its network, social networks would be more likely to "delete first and ask questions later" since deleting content in the first place (whether incorrectly or not) is a lot cheaper than getting the legal position wrong, and hence fined.
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This was the scene the other day at one of the popular lifeguard training classes at Grover Cleveland, in Ridgewood, Queens — a high school that may not get the public recognition the city's more prestigious schools enjoy, but that has the distinction of being one of the largest feeders of young lifeguards in New York City.
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One of the first things he did was begin to write with his wife, Linda, while still working within the confines of the old partnership, allowing her to claim royalties that he would otherwise have had to split with the businessmen (not Klein; this was another gang of bottom-feeders) who had bought the Lennon-McCartney music-publishing business.
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In the past, private equity firms were largely considered bottom feeders, buying up companies on the cheap for their cash flow, but increasingly, they're buying companies with the intent to help them grow or to combine them with other startups to reach a larger scale — and they're more willing to pay up for them, industry experts say.
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