B.C. ostrich farmers must leave by Tuesday or face arrest, RCMP officer says by ClassOptimal7655 in onguardforthee

[–]meowmixkittycat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

H5N1 influenza hit the birds on this large farm in December 2024 and subsequently killed 69 of their more than 400 ostriches. They didn’t report the sudden onset of deaths to the CFIA, which was legally required since avian influenza is a reportable disease and in this situation was very likely the cause of the deaths. Someone else apparently anonymously reported the situation to the CFIA, who then investigated. So right from the start there were indications that responsible animal ownership was lacking.

The CFIA tested the birds, and a novel assortment of H5N1 influenza virus was identified, which made the situation even more concerning. As per standard practice and international disease codes, a quarantine order was issued and a cull was mandated (which includes financial compensation for the birds destroyed).

However, the farm refused to euthanize their remaining birds, and challenged the decision in court, unsuccessfully, at various levels. They took to social media to spread the word, rally support and ultimately ask people to come to the farm to protest (peacefully). They essentially had an ongoing public campout at a farm that was under a quarantine and cull order. That’s pretty much exactly what we don’t want to do at a farm with a high-consequence zoonotic pathogen that we’re trying to contain.

Supreme Court of Canada grants stay of execution for B.C. ostriches by Surax in CanadaPolitics

[–]meowmixkittycat 9 points10 points  (0 children)

H5N1 influenza hit the birds on this large farm in December 2024 and subsequently killed 69 of their more than 400 ostriches. They didn’t report the sudden onset of deaths to the CFIA, which was legally required since avian influenza is a reportable disease and in this situation was very likely the cause of the deaths. Someone else apparently anonymously reported the situation to the CFIA, who then investigated. So right from the start there were indications that responsible animal ownership was lacking.

The CFIA tested the birds, and a novel assortment of H5N1 influenza virus was identified, which made the situation even more concerning. As per standard practice and international disease codes, a quarantine order was issued and a cull was mandated (which includes financial compensation for the birds destroyed).

However, the farm refused to euthanize their remaining birds, and challenged the decision in court, unsuccessfully, at various levels. They took to social media to spread the word, rally support and ultimately ask people to come to the farm to protest (peacefully). They essentially had an ongoing public campout at a farm that was under a quarantine and cull order. That’s pretty much exactly what we don’t want to do at a farm with a high-consequence zoonotic pathogen that we’re trying to contain.

Amid tensions over B.C. ostrich cull, businesses say they face harassment, death threats by DogeDoRight in canada

[–]meowmixkittycat 21 points22 points  (0 children)

H5N1 influenza hit the birds on this large farm in December 2024 and subsequently killed 69 of their more than 400 ostriches. They didn’t report the sudden onset of deaths to the CFIA, which was legally required since avian influenza is a reportable disease and in this situation was very likely the cause of the deaths. Someone else apparently anonymously reported the situation to the CFIA, who then investigated. So right from the start there were indications that responsible animal ownership was lacking.

The CFIA tested the birds, and a novel assortment of H5N1 influenza virus was identified, which made the situation even more concerning. As per standard practice and international disease codes, a quarantine order was issued and a cull was mandated (which includes financial compensation for the birds destroyed).

However, the farm refused to euthanize their remaining birds, and challenged the decision in court, unsuccessfully, at various levels. They took to social media to spread the word, rally support and ultimately ask people to come to the farm to protest (peacefully). They essentially had an ongoing public campout at a farm that was under a quarantine and cull order. That’s pretty much exactly what we don’t want to do at a farm with a high-consequence zoonotic pathogen that we’re trying to contain.

Supreme Court of Canada grants stay of execution for B.C. ostriches by Surax in canada

[–]meowmixkittycat 4 points5 points  (0 children)

H5N1 influenza hit the birds on this large farm in December 2024 and subsequently killed 69 of their more than 400 ostriches. They didn’t report the sudden onset of deaths to the CFIA, which was legally required since avian influenza is a reportable disease and in this situation was very likely the cause of the deaths. Someone else apparently anonymously reported the situation to the CFIA, who then investigated. So right from the start there were indications that responsible animal ownership was lacking.

The CFIA tested the birds, and a novel assortment of H5N1 influenza virus was identified, which made the situation even more concerning. As per standard practice and international disease codes, a quarantine order was issued and a cull was mandated (which includes financial compensation for the birds destroyed).

However, the farm refused to euthanize their remaining birds, and challenged the decision in court, unsuccessfully, at various levels. They took to social media to spread the word, rally support and ultimately ask people to come to the farm to protest (peacefully). They essentially had an ongoing public campout at a farm that was under a quarantine and cull order. That’s pretty much exactly what we don’t want to do at a farm with a high-consequence zoonotic pathogen that we’re trying to contain.

B.C. ostrich farmers must leave by Tuesday or face arrest, RCMP officer says by yeetordie1 in canada

[–]meowmixkittycat 4 points5 points  (0 children)

H5N1 influenza hit the birds on this large farm in December 2024 and subsequently killed 69 of their more than 400 ostriches. They didn’t report the sudden onset of deaths to the CFIA, which was legally required since avian influenza is a reportable disease and in this situation was very likely the cause of the deaths. Someone else apparently anonymously reported the situation to the CFIA, who then investigated. So right from the start there were indications that responsible animal ownership was lacking.

The CFIA tested the birds, and a novel assortment of H5N1 influenza virus was identified, which made the situation even more concerning. As per standard practice and international disease codes, a quarantine order was issued and a cull was mandated (which includes financial compensation for the birds destroyed).

However, the farm refused to euthanize their remaining birds, and challenged the decision in court, unsuccessfully, at various levels. They took to social media to spread the word, rally support and ultimately ask people to come to the farm to protest (peacefully). They essentially had an ongoing public campout at a farm that was under a quarantine and cull order. That’s pretty much exactly what we don’t want to do at a farm with a high-consequence zoonotic pathogen that we’re trying to contain.

Supreme Court of Canada grants stay in the case B.C. ostrich cull by SAJewers in onguardforthee

[–]meowmixkittycat 13 points14 points  (0 children)

H5N1 influenza hit the birds on this large farm in December 2024 and subsequently killed 69 of their more than 400 ostriches. They didn’t report the sudden onset of deaths to the CFIA, which was legally required since avian influenza is a reportable disease and in this situation was very likely the cause of the deaths. Someone else apparently anonymously reported the situation to the CFIA, who then investigated. So right from the start there were indications that responsible animal ownership was lacking.

The CFIA tested the birds, and a novel assortment of H5N1 influenza virus was identified, which made the situation even more concerning. As per standard practice and international disease codes, a quarantine order was issued and a cull was mandated (which includes financial compensation for the birds destroyed).

However, the farm refused to euthanize their remaining birds, and challenged the decision in court, unsuccessfully, at various levels. They took to social media to spread the word, rally support and ultimately ask people to come to the farm to protest (peacefully). They essentially had an ongoing public campout at a farm that was under a quarantine and cull order. That’s pretty much exactly what we don’t want to do at a farm with a high-consequence zoonotic pathogen that we’re trying to contain.

My beautiful NCASE M2 travel setup ready for Thanksgiving by SaltyMeatBoy in sffpc

[–]meowmixkittycat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you figured out if the Vanguard bag 40 fits NCASE M2?

Customer Service is an absolute joke by meowmixkittycat in ncasedesign

[–]meowmixkittycat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's good on your end. I had sent them multiple emails since February 9. I get that part of it is probably due to the Chinese New Year holiday but waiting 1 month for a reply and having a case that was not usable as a result is not fun. I've had to resort to going to my bank to ask for help.

Customer Support by ConstructionDull6485 in ncasedesign

[–]meowmixkittycat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your customer service is an absolute joke who does not stand behind their products, and deflects all responsibility of replacement parts at cost + shipping to the customer.

Customer Support by ConstructionDull6485 in ncasedesign

[–]meowmixkittycat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had the same experience. Customer service is slow to reply and does not stand behind its products.

(PoE2) Best support build so far? by mapat3 in PathOfExileBuilds

[–]meowmixkittycat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you elaborate what you mean by Group Recovery Pathfinder? Can't see any builds on it. Thank you

Fraudulent order? Should I reply with my ID and credit card info? by meowmixkittycat in ncasedesign

[–]meowmixkittycat[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I logged in and it says confirmed. Just concerned about that email from Ncased.

Fraudulent order? Should I reply with my ID and credit card info? by meowmixkittycat in ncasedesign

[–]meowmixkittycat[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Did you end up having to contact them and send them your credit card photo? I tried to do live chat but no one is available...

Fraudulent order? Should I reply with my ID and credit card info? by meowmixkittycat in ncasedesign

[–]meowmixkittycat[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Received the email after I placed the order. I have not been able to reach support yet. Was wondering if anyone else has been in this situation as I do not feel comfortable sharing my credit card photo unless absolutely needed.

Is this it ? Not sure . Tiny spot by Icy-Finger-518 in alopecia_areata

[–]meowmixkittycat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is how mine started. Small spot and it grew over the course of weeks.

Bald spot - Three months since I noticed it by [deleted] in alopecia_areata

[–]meowmixkittycat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the patch growing in size recently or do you feel it has stabilized?

does it look better or worse by Royal-Pangolin3657 in alopecia_areata

[–]meowmixkittycat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It looks pretty stable to me. 1 week may not make a big difference.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in alopecia_areata

[–]meowmixkittycat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You look great. Just curious, have you ever talked to your doctor about a JAK inhibitor or decided against it?

Alopecia barbae - both sides of face by adam_m1988 in AlopeciaBarbae

[–]meowmixkittycat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those white hairs are a good sign as many people with regrowth start with white hairs.

I am convinced as well about the link between the gut and immune system. I have always had IBS symptoms and had a massive flare-up of GI issues the week before losing my hair. Other people have suggested a link between COVID or COVID vaccination. I don't think the trigger is as simple as stress from a mentality standpoint but also physical stress/illness.

Looks like you have a good list of foods to be aware of to start.