In August 2013, a snake expert from Tyler, Texas, was caught smuggling seven Peruvian snakes into the U.S. by hiding them under his jacket. William Lamar, 63, was caught at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport when a Transportation Security Administration officer caught hold of him while he was attempting to board a flight to Tyler, NBC 5 Dallas- Fort Worth News reported at the time. … [Read more...] about King Cobra Snakes Smuggled To California In Chips Cans From Hong Kong
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Planes, plastics and wine: Trump’s trade war could hit Democrats where it hurts
SFPD announces arrests in suspected burglary ring SFPD 'Alien' at Silicon Valley Comic Con San Francisco Chronicle New York Fire Department video shows Trump Tower burning San Francisco Chronicle Toys "R" Us closure in Emeryville Ted Andersen, SFGATE Late season storm hits Bay Area Douglas Zimmerman, SF Gate Daniel Mengden on his start Thursday Susan Slusser Daniel Mengden on his start Thursday San Francisco Chronicle Virgin Galactic conducts first powered flight of new spaceship Virgin Galactic Eagle captured on nest camera during earthquake Explore.org Giants Beat Mariners 10-1 San Francisco Chronicle … [Read more...] about Planes, plastics and wine: Trump’s trade war could hit Democrats where it hurts
Energy & Environment Law Update – Week of August 18, 2014
Federal Energy Regulatory CommissionOrder 1000 Upheld The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit affirmed August 15 the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Order 1000 transmission planning rule. The rule, intended to expand access for renewable energy, requires transmission owners and operators to engage in regional planning with the goal of building more long-distance transmission lines, spreading the costs across a larger customer base, and encouraging new investments. Wind and solar supporters applauded the court’s decision, while electric industry representatives weigh an appeal. … [Read more...] about Energy & Environment Law Update – Week of August 18, 2014
The Week Ahead in the European Parliament – November 17, 2017
Mass surveillance by intelligence services – Fundamental Rights Agency report on mass surveillance by intelligence services – fundamental rights safeguards and remedies in the EU commissioned by the EP as a follow-up to the LIBE resolution – discussion with Mario OETHEIMER, Freedoms & Justice Department, European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (16.00-17.00) … [Read more...] about The Week Ahead in the European Parliament – November 17, 2017
BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF 28/12
2018 is considered a successful year of the livestock production sector, with the improvement of pork and chicken meat, in both quality and quantity. However, without suitable planning, redundancy may occur, threatening the economic effect of breeder as well as the sustainability of such an important sector for the country. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF 28/12
